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David Goss: Santanik comes to Rogersville

Summary by tj.news
The French language newspaper L’Evangeline on December 27, 1957, contained an interesting article under the title “Le Pere Noel est acclamé à Rogersville” describing how Santa visited Rogersville on his trip around the world Christmas Eve. It noted more than 1,200 children came out to cheer for Santa and it was an annual event organized by the Canadian Legion and that the people came from areas all over Kent and Northumberland Counties.

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David Goss: Santanik comes to Rogersville

The French language newspaper L’Evangeline on December 27, 1957, contained an interesting article under the title “Le Pere Noel est acclamé à Rogersville” describing how Santa visited Rogersville on his trip around the world Christmas Eve. It noted more than 1,200 children came out to cheer for Santa and it was an annual event organized by the Canadian Legion and that the people came from areas all over Kent and Northumberland Counties.

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tj.news broke the news in Saint John, Canada on Wednesday, December 24, 2025.
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