... HALLOWEEN TREAT. The Master requested, in his report, that the Guardians allow the usual Halloween treat to the school children, cost not exceed £o- Stimulants for the week cost Is. 6d., compared with 16s. lid. for the corresponding period last year. ...

... HALLOWE'EN. Oh, fruit loved of boyhood.' the old days recalling, When wood-graPes were purpling and brown nuts were falling ll'hen wild aces we carved on the apple's red skin, Glaring out through the dark with a candle within ! ...

... HALLOWE'EN. Oh, fruit loved of boyhood! the old days recalling, When wood-grapes were purpling and brown nuts were falling ! When wild _faces we carved on the aPple's red skin, Glaring out through the dark with a candle within! ...

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... An Irish Hallowe'en. The autumn is over. the work is done, And Hallowe-en comes with its memories dear. Its fond delights and its gladsome fun, Its sparkling joys and its homely cheer: And the root resounds to their laughter heft. on+ merry bouchal and ...

... Old Halloween Friends Oho! Mr. Obcst, with your raiment of white. Come to irighten out of my wits in the night With your eyes flaming forth like two coals, and your breath Bearing fire that would, scare poor mortal to . death; With your rows of great’teeth ...

... HALLOWE’EN IN GLAN, EXILE’S SOLILOQUY ’Ti, Hallowe’en homely Gian, and I am far away From that pretty little Irish rale, whore I used to sport and stray, In the Canadian backwoods, far from v parents, true and kind, I’m lonely, lonely exile—no comfort ...

... HALLOW-E'EN. All Hallows' Eves or Hallow-e'en, as it is tialled, is still by behoved to by the oue nit the sear to influenees. ninajority old cusunns have become several of thoo , einnected with the evening before All a,tits' Hay still survive, and in ...

... HALLOWE'EN SUPERSTITIONS. Hallowe'en, the most interesting fireside festival of the year, is held throughout Great Britain and Ireland. though chiefly in Scotland, on October 31st. Though e.ssentially a Christian festival to celebrate the eve . of All ...

... Hallowe’en in Ireland. One wild blustering afternoon—the afternoon of the last day of October—-1 made my way as best I could across a streteh of hilly moorland, vainly hoping that 1 might meet with somcone able to direet me to my destination. [ was on ...

... HALLOWE'EN 1915. Will vou come back to us, men of our hearts, to-night, In tf(nle rr;isty close of the brief October ay ? Will you lcave the alien graves where vou sleep and steal away To sce the gables and caves of homc grow dark in the evening light ...

... HALLOWE’EN DINNER. The Dublin Burns Club celebrated Hallowe’en dinner in Wynn’s Hotel lrf*t night. Mr. .I.'Hubbard Clark, the President was in the chair, and there was a large attendance of members of the Club, along with friends. Apologies were intimated ...