... .tering the competition this week, so will clog. With much lose to you, Auntie, Mr. and Mrs. Midlsee, and all the oolunin. I your loving niece, Dorothy Metcalfe. St. James, Ash Tree-road, Bittern Park. Dear Uncle Tidy,—As the competition on the quaintest ...

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... CHILDREN'S HOME READING yr Dear Nieces sad Mophews, !we bete very pleased with the letters sent fott h e competition this week. The poem Was DOG an easy tos s, f or Are so beautiful verse. the whole rot chosen well. With such • Wide eange surprisinti ...

... entertainment consisted of a number of songs and dances, which might have been acceptable in a music hall, but were distinctly out of place in a theatre. There were solos on the piano and flute, songs and clog dances, and the front of the stage was occupied by ...

... for the poor. '' r ntre, Clued-the which wee re. de l etth f•ted it h o w o •lh answered mth clever performers, of the • dancing t..i the mi . emir J.Y.doll. This loudly applauded, and then Mr prior the erection of the In Neat- plane and Bowers ...

... followed with adder,. on the educational work of the heed of Hope l'eme, saying he hoped the essay competition would be i Borne 313 had joined the Inul competition. 'After some excellent singing by the girls and some good singing by the children of a new children's ...

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... er'reeeed to the lion. secretary (Mr. F. W. Ad.. , for his great energy mad the aesiduous attention be give to his duties. DANCING. What was probably the feature of the whole prothugs w. a charming display of Old Eng. lick p.timas by the ohlkiren of ...

... The their places and vote fad. Lettish, troth and Scotch Veto I and was Ile A CLERICAL AGITATO”.—We mods .onttib clog sod boot dances. Chuteere Mad thst the Rec. W. M.A., vicar on all those oho notated the free Se. Luke's, Southampton, did nut Areas ...

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... the competition is about animals I think I wit write about bears. There are both white and brown beam. The brown bears are very wild end sewage. but they run be taught to be very tams and thawing. We sometimes see • brown bear in our road. dancing and ...

... eat then tired obscene language. want back lista ballroom, and the dancing was moused. Mindful small stones canoe upon the roof, ha went with a few friend. to watch, mein, Mail the dancing should go Immo, another moue through Wittier went out into the road ...