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Seeger, Frederica

"Entertainments for Home, Church and School"


Iron rings are tossed from the flagstaff by each player. A score is
kept. The one getting the greatest number of points is the winner.
LAWN BOWLS
Lawn bowls, although but recently introduced into the United States,
is, however, one of the oldest games in existence, and is believed to
have been played by the Ancient Greeks and Romans. Scotland has brought
this game to its present state of perfection. The game is played as
follows:
Select a level lawn, or a floor will answer if this game be played indoors.
Choose sides, giving those of a side, balls of a similar color.
A ball of a third color is called the Jack. The one holding it begins
the play by rolling the ball over the lawn. Where it stops is the goal.
The others try to strike the Jack. The one doing this is the winner
of the game. Or put a nine pin, or nine pins, at a distance from the
players, and try to strike as is done in a bowling alley.


CHAPTER XIV
HOLIDAY GAMES AND AMUSEMENTS
NEW YEAR'S--LINCOLN'S DAY--VALENTINE PARTY--EASTER EGG PARTY--HALLOWE'EN
GAMES--FLAG DAY--THANKSGIVING--CHRISTMAS

NEW YEAR'S EVE PARTY
The decorations for the room are holly and mistletoe.


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