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Title: Pacific Gas and Electric magazine
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: Pacific Gas and Electric Company
Subjects: Pacific Gas and Electric Company Electric utilities Public utilities
Publisher: (San Francisco, Calif.) : Pacific Gas and Electric Co.
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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ast Pork Ribs of Beef Cranberry SauceGreen Peas Siring Beans Mashed PotatoesPlum Pudding Custard Pie Oranges Apples English WalnutsCoffee Nature contributed gloriously to the seasonby one of its most beautiful California days. Very little is known as to the manner inwhich the office help and the residents of Col-fax spent the holidays. Most of them de-clared they had a lovely time and it was notnecessary for some to declare it—it was easilyseen in their faces the next day. Jerome Barieau. 277 Pacific Service Magazine 1£ A Christmas House Party at Electra A turkey dinner was given at Electra ClubHouse, on Christmas day, to the employesand their families of Electra. Dinner was served at 12:30, to abouttwenty-five guests, which was greatly enjoyedby all. billiard room, where a beautiful tree, ladenwith presents was awaiting them. Each and every one received a present.When all the presents were distributed, SantaClaus bid every one adieu, much to the dis-appointment of the little ones.
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House Party at Electra Mrs. Eskews Christma* Tree After dinner was finished every one re- The remainder of the day was spent in paired to the sitting room, where cards and playing cards. The guests departed about other amusements were indulged in for about 5:30, every one with a feeling that they had an hour, when suddenly Santa Claus made his spent a mcst enjoyable Christmas day.appearance and summoned every one to the W. E. EsKEW. How the Holidays were Spent at Colgate Christmas dawned clear and cold at Col-gate, and those whose duties did not necessi-tate their rising early were quite content toremain in bed until the late morning sun tookthe chill off the air. A very quiet Christmas it was, in a veryquiet place, the principal event of the day be-ing the arrival of the mail, when everyonewas on hand to get his share of Christmasgreetings and packages from friends and home 278 How Yulelide was Enjoyed up Country folks living in more favored parts of the coun-try. I he kiddies at Col

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