Veronica visits Litchfield CT where she meets the spirit of a Revolutionary War soldier, Josh Allen, and learns the history of Nathan Hale and Ethan Alan.; Betty has so much Christmas spirit that Mr. Lodge asks her to play Santa Claus.; Mr. Lodge hires a bodyguard to watch over Veronica while Veronica and Betty are out shopping.; Betty has trouble with a door-to-door salesman.; When Betty falls ill, Veronica agrees to take over for her Christmas wrapping business, but Veronica forgets to put tags on all the gifts.; Betty and Archie are selling wreaths for charity.; To help Pop drum up some extra holiday business, Betty and Veronica serve as waitresses wearing just a Santa jacket and boots.; Veronica helps Betty trim her Christmas tree.; Aunt Hilda tries to restrain her true feelings when Harvey gives her some Christmas presents.; Sugar Plum Faery helps Veronica make Christmas cookies.; Betty is giving personalized Christmas presents to everyone, including finding Veronica's lost dog.; Reggie tries to give Betty self-confidence lessons.; Betty and Veronica both use their position in the school office to change the schedule of a new exchange student.; Betty takes Archie shopping at the mall.; Three two-panel gags. First gag - Betty believes that it's better to give than to receive, so she gives Archie a gift certificate good for a dozen kisses from her. Second gag - Veronica is out shopping and says she wants to get something for Archie, so Betty asks how much she wants for him. Third gag - Veronica admires her bowling ball-shaped gift, saying that she's always wanted a bowling ball. Betty whispers to Jughead that she thinks she used too much wrapping paper on the golf ball.; Jinx rescues Charley after he falls thru the ice.; Li'l Jinx follows a trail of pennies.; Veronica forgets an appointment with Archie.; Hal grows impatient to get the bathroom from his daughter.