. In the child's world : morning talks and stories for kindergartens, primary schools and homes . omes, let it be t -timer making at grandmothers.) 92 IN THE CHILDS WORLD. TEACHERS READING. Pilgrims and Puritans, •- ...... Moore Customs and Fashions of Old New England (Chapter IX) Alice Morse EarltThings that Hinder Thankfulness (Sermon), - - Minot J. Savage Love of Country ( Great Thoughts for Little Think s ), - Lucia T. AmesThe Pilgrim Fathers, ... ... Hetnans Come, Ye Thankful People, Come, - . Hymn For an Autumn Festival, • ...... Whittle? The Pumpkin, ..... Whittier A Tardy Thanksgiving,
. In the child's world : morning talks and stories for kindergartens, primary schools and homes . omes, let it be t -timer making at grandmothers.) 92 IN THE CHILDS WORLD. TEACHERS READING. Pilgrims and Puritans, •- ...... Moore Customs and Fashions of Old New England (Chapter IX) Alice Morse EarltThings that Hinder Thankfulness (Sermon), - - Minot J. Savage Love of Country ( Great Thoughts for Little Think s ), - Lucia T. AmesThe Pilgrim Fathers, ... ... Hetnans Come, Ye Thankful People, Come, - . Hymn For an Autumn Festival, • ...... Whittle? The Pumpkin, ..... Whittier A Tardy Thanksgiving, - M. E. Wilkins Getting Ready for Thanksgiving, - . - St. Nicholas, 1879 Peter Crisps Spectacles (New Lights on Old Paths), - - Charles Foster For the Chilcren. The First Thanksgiving Day (The Story Hour),Thanksgiving Story (Kindergarten Stories and Morning Talks), -Peggys Thanksgiving Visitor ( Stories for Kindergarten and Home), -------- Chnspy, the Thanksgiving Turkey (A New Years Bargain), ....... Nora A. SmithS. E. Wiltse • M. L, Van Kirk - Susan Cootidgt IN THE CHILDS WORLD. 93. STORES. A Boston Thanksgiving Story, Once upon a time Boston, andindeed this whole land, was coveredwith trees instead of houses; andthere were no streets, no stores, nochurches, no big buildings of anykind. Yet people lived here—In-dians—who loved to live in thewoods. There were no carpentersamong the Indians, so they did notbuild real houses, but had tents orwigwams. By and by some people like uscame to this land ; but as they camein winter the farmers could not plantanything, the ground being frozen; and so the miller had nowheat to grind into flour, and the baker had no flour to makebread of, and there was very little for the people to eat. Theyhad fish, and clams, and such things, but often had to go ship, which they had sent across the great ocean to bring themmore provisions, had been gone so long that it seemed as if itmust be lost; and the poor, hungry people did not k
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