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... i MISCELLANEOUS. It was agreed to grant the inmates the ~customary Christmas extras. - The L.G.B. wrote that the report on the workhouse school was satisfactory and creditable to Miss Stevenscn, the schoolmistress. . ...

... Y, DECLI&B.ER 27, 1919. TOOTBLLL JOTTINGS. (!Y THE Tamer ) To every reader of these Notes: A /ferry Christmas and s Happy New Year. Saturday the two drawn Mid-Ulster Shield tits were replayed, and gain bath matches ended without a decisive victory being ...

... Christmas—What It : Teaches By KATE DOUGLAS WIGGIN, How can anything new or helpful be written on so hackneyed a topic as “The Spirit of Christmas,” or “The Spirit of True Givinfi; The subject is so hmgin, 80 COm~ mouEi , that we are apt to shrink from ...

... like him, and did not understand, and he hoped that she would grow good before Christmas. It seemed that she didn’t grow better. Dada was more and more wof:l:z as Christmas drew nearer, and sometimes memma cricd. She left off asking deda directly he came ...

... To all our Readers{ A HAPPY CHRISTMAS. ...

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... . It was Christmas Eve. Staring at the dying embers of the fire was a beautiful woman. Her face was worried, and she clasped and unclasped her hands in nervous excitement. “Christmas Eve,” she murmured, “and no money to buy baby a Christmas gift !’ ...

... PIE. Our Christmas pudding is a mere culinary parvenu that about two centuries ago sup- Elcnt-d the original plum porruige, int tge ristmas pie, which must not be confused with the mince pie, is of immemorial anti%uity. It was a ‘‘Christmas pie” that ...

... HARD TACK. Last Christmas Day the .ergunh of a certain battery in France sat down to an excellent dinner, the crowning glory of which was a large plnm-gndding. “Seems mighty hard,” remarked the serant-major, as he vainly tried te stick his f:r},into it ...