Murphy was the one who first proposed that we go out to-night, but they suppose he was a little sore at the weay things wenbt, he should have seen harry Moon who must have been as much disappointed as any of us and yet went and enjoyed himself as much as any one. We started out soon after seven with Al. Martin and Douglas rhew Scotchman hauling Harry Dyer and his sleigh in the van and followed by a large number of kids ranging from those about two sizes larger than Tiddums right up to thos eold enough to know better, and we had Barge Waddles McDonald, Tisy and Schram as torch bearers.