... CHRISTMAS BY THE SEA. 13Iackpoors Christma season been one of the most town has had. In pre-war season became increasingl year by year. and the cusron ing the testive period by t . . ct;ntinned t liroutihout u restricted train sr fares. Now that the i- ...

... Blackpool with devout fervour. On Christmas morn. ing there were many communicants, the ay. erage for the day being well exceeded in some and at the other services there 'were large ongregetions. The fine old Christmas hymns, beloted of all church. goers ...

... top. Before the wife. opened. • crowd of cheering children were The Bench panted • separation ordes, toe admis.ion to the Christmas Dm Mina Hs • walk. breakfast. The enthusiasm of the young m••=1WW11111•11111111111 folks knew no bcunds, every heart nearly ...

... awarded as I lows:— Mrs. of niter Mr. Roy. silver cigarette came. HOTEL METROPOLE. Christmas was a merry time for the guests of the kletropoie. Blackpool. On 'Christmas Eve • rinderella dance was much enjoyed. sod sessonable music waa provided by a male ...

... fullrat en. tent. fine pros-M.l them with a splendid dinner. Games. singing.: and reeitsla to eh,it.lnna enitiv• imnt, • Christmas tre. and the tdettilv. decorated rooms gave the a real Yule. tide appearenee. In the afternoon. the Mayor and 31 AVOMM. aim ...

... Mouse neat week. Peter Pan Ma now become one the immortal heroes of the juveniles, who must return to stageland every Christmas to comp/eta their delights of toe festive season. The adven. tuna of Peter Pan Mg with those of Alad. din and Cinderella ...

... The Christmas festivities at the hand. namely re•dectrated Imperial 14elro have Wes of the merriest inscription. The party of guests have been a very laraty, and the round of entertainments , bas moo surpassed those of pre war ehrist• Oa Christmas Eve ...

... until she parted Inwn her hinband, ,et out to enjoy what fonlishlv believed ti be her freeillen. Thin was to hate been a Christmas ol merry•making for her. It brought her quick tragedy. As far as it it prmoble to day to the tragedy, it bremi to be clear ...

... for male ward, and evergreens; Mr. kelsall, Mr. Jones, toys, fruit, etc. Mn. Miller, Singleton. two Christmas tree.; Mr. Alt,. Metcalfe, gifts for Christmas tree ; Mrs. Gardiner, Hulinn, tors; Mr.. Spro.rtnn, joy,; MTS. Prank land, Mr. Wilkinson, evergreens; ...

... The Sandhills Tragedy. • CHRISTMAS EVE SENSATION. BEAUTIFUL WOMAN'S FATE Fairhaven Resident's Arrest. . STABBED t,t a •unig beautiful came to Markt:L.l .peurt the holidays in the di•arivi and bcutaily In death the lone h sandhills hiscan lila. hpoof and ...

... Wed. Bloomfield VJla to 3 3 a is lL.IqooI Rangers Sonth Shore U.S.B 3 5 • 6 Lytham Wed. Koleys Post Moe lunter's United Christmas Day scentral Amateurs it, Ilunten a. allkomfirld Villa 7, South Sham SATURDA CTION. Table to dale P. W. 1.. ft Pt. Fleetwood ...

... HOW CHRISTMAS WAS SPENT IN THE FYLDE. • ...