... HALLOWEEN PLAYS. lloween is coming. It is always on the last night in October, and this year it falls on Wednesday next. It is a very old custom to celebrate Halloween. All en Even, as it was the old fashion to call it, by games and a merry time generally ...

... HALLOWEEN PLAYS. Halloween is coming. It is always en the last night in October, and this year it falls on Wednesday next. It is a very old custom to celebrate Halloween. All en Even, as it was the old fashion to call it, by gave , and a merry time ...

... presents a bound. On Thursd I'd go to the circi s, you know, With Butt to Bill and trae Wil West show. In Fr day Id play ad any Hallowe'en pranks, And Saturday is ore as the dly to give thanks. And I'm sure I should say on that Thanksg:ying da, NV! tin y my 13s ...

... appear in their dream.. St. Andrew'. night io Germany approximates, in the forum of divination plummet!, with the festival of Hallowe'en with Ull., Hallow-tide in the great fAtival of the inniden'e rite, the night of all the year of sore and certain frienation ...

... ' IRELAND'S OWN. I frelaga's Own' of October 28 contains two complete, exiting stories about Hallowe'en, viz., The Vanished Bridegroom, and Two Pooka Nights at Ballymagee, as well as several other interesting sketches, stories, and poetry. The ...

... people begin to wonder what is in store for them, and to try to read the dark secrete of Fate. Nearly all the customs of Hallowe'en, of which Burns has given ns an account in his famous po e m, are duceted to the question of who is to be the future partner ...

... HALLOWE'EN. Mrs. Blake, a handsome and still young widow— for sho was not. yet forty—lived with log. two young daughters in Cosy Nook, a beautiful little house in cottage style, secluded, and nestling on a hill amid surrounding trees. A long avenue ...

... my eye*. Vainly I clasp at the vaßours white Under the ashen skies. One—was it mils , a dream of the aigEt Of the misty Hallowe'en, And never they Mlle to the churchyard white In their cubes of moundake sheen? Kathleen Monica Nicholson. BEAUTY'S BANS ...

... lat, and las&ies, thst it L i tt:lined the (10,4 of Om poet's notice. The sour Carlisle. writing of Robert Hums, says: Our Hallowe'en has passed and repassed in rude awe and lanehter since the era of the Druids, but no Then(Titus, till Hunts, dii..'erned ...

... s who through tho gri g rows of whitened bones. Hut awn with those ghastly memorie nf the weird night. That in not the! Hallowe'en yonng reoeln know to-day— ! the night of and trieks and feasting. Nnterack night and snap-angle night-- they call it in ...

... good and beside which hi own ideals are -be wilt fail in every loftier form of KM. and ought to fail. ROMANCES OP AGES IN HALLOWE'EN. LEGENI>4 ARK 'I HE Ul of: MANY NIAIDENs FOR THIS ONE PAR' rict*E.ln D.ty. This is the t.O 6t a nollawceii, 11 a' the fairies ...

... of the sun, celebrated by the Initials' about Novetillwr I. ill, leave, eoah doubt in the mind hi th e , olecrver, aboat Hallowe'en being u real pagan finlivid. All the weight of eybienee is on the Pagan side. But a. 1%1. 1 / 1 1eri filly l hag it ~trod ...