St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-12-25
BLUFF CITY BREvITIEs.
Matters of Moment in and About
Saltwater.

uayS III jail yesterday lOr Stealing dll
Overc0at.
Miss Jessie Gorrie, of Watertown,
OAK, former resident here, is visiting
in this city.
The children of the Uniyersalist
church had Christmas tree last even
ing at their church.
10 Carl will have an old-fashioned
turkey shoot to-day near the elevator on
the bank of the lake.
There will be Christmas sefyice at
the First NJ. E. church at 1880 a. m.
Sermon by the pastor, Rev. j. NJ. Bull.
The children of Grace Congregational
church had a grand time last evening
with Christmas tree and an entetaln-
ment.
The postoffice will be closed to-day
after 9 a. M, the carriers making but
banks will remain closed all day.
There was a Christmas tree and a
pleasant time for the members of the
First NJ. E. church Sunday school last
evening at their church at 7:30 p. m.
A. K. Doe. wife and young son re-
turned from the East yesterday after
noon. Mr.. Doe, as president OF the
board of prison inspectors, attended
that body in their recent tour OF lnspec-
ton of prisons in the North and East.
The childrenoof the First PreSbyte-
Iian church had a Christmas treat last
evening in the church parlOrS. The
programme embraced several musical
and literary numbers, and included
visit from genuine Santa Claus, who
distributed presents among them.
An elaborate entertainment has been
arranged for the prisoners at their
chapel in the prison to-day by Chaplain
J. III. Albert. A fine dinner will be
served there, and the freedom of the cell
room for few hours. as usual on holt
days, with cigars for all VINO ENJOY
them.
F. NJ. Prince. Mrs. George Prince and
a Quartette composed of Mrs. w. Z.
Masterman, Miss Mollie Robertson and
Messrs. Haskell and Masterman, who
sung at the funeral of the late Mrs. +.
NJ. Prince in this city, went to Mime
apolis yesterday afternoon to attend the
funeral of the late Frank Russell,
brother of the late Mrs. Prince, to sing
upon the occasion. The deceased was
acquainted here.
At the Opera house tonight the Christ
mas Operetta. ''The Birth of Christ, Twill
be given in costume by the children OF
Ascension Parish Sunday school, as
sisted by the choir and volunteer adult
friends. The various churches which
have service entertainments are hand
somely decorated, and although the
weather is extremely unpropltlouS,
general good time is expected.
kilograms received from various lum-
bering points up the river yesterday
afternoon state that snow was falling
heavily. The countenances OF the lum-
Der operators in this city wore joyful
aspect yesterday as the snow began to
fail. 1--WE have had an excellent fall for
skidding," they said, ''and now that we
have promise of snow we shall get
good crop of logs"
The funeral of NJ. c. White, who died
at 10 a. III. Sunday at his home, No. 7ol
South Fourth street, will occur at p.
m. to-day from the residence. Mr..
White had resided here about nine
months, coming here from Deer Park,
Wis, and was victim of consumption.
He was forty-fOur years old, and leaves
a widow and three small children III
very Strengthened circumstances.
The following is the musical pro-
eramme to be rendered at Ascension
church at 10 a. m. to-day:
Organ Prelude. .......... ............. Batlste
Mrs. C. H. Browne.
Professional Hymn-It came upon the
midnight clear" ......... Danks
Anthem-"And there were shep-
herds .......'..... :; D pan
Jtibilate Waldemar Malmene
Hmm Anthem-"Calm on the listening
ear OF night. -.......... '...-.-..'' pahhs
hyrle. :-.,..... ...........'.''''''- Eieg
Gloria Tibi... .;.....,.; Monk
Hymn-''Hark, what mean those holy
ofertory-"Nazareth' -. CHI. Gounod
Contralto-Miss Robertson.
Organ Postlude ....... -. mozart
Choir-Nlrs A. ID. Stowe, soprano; Miss Mol
lie Robertson, contralto; Frank Berry,
tenor; L. +. Barrett, bass; Mrs. G. III.
Browne, Organist.
The following musical programme
will be rendered at st. MichaeFs church
at high mass Christmas morning at
1890:
Organist $3.50. 49,. Miss Nellie R. Maskey
"Adeste Fideles' ................No vello
Chorus.
''AIillards Mass in G''-Ochestra Accompani-
ment.
| Offertory-"o Salutaris," Trio. -. Gimmens
Violin Obligato. .......... -. DR.. Van Waters
s.Oui ToIlis''-Solo. ..... Miss Agnes Walsh
''Pleni Stunt Coeli' and "Agnus Del
Miss Celia Mailman
''Christen-Solo ......... Mrs. j. 5. O'Brien
'sVeni Creator''-Solos-
Messrs Lindholm and Nunan
Gregonan Nespers at 80 p. m.
30 Salutaris" $50. ..............,......G illsin
Charles Nunan.
''Tantum Ergoi-Duet With Chorus. .Rossi
Miss Agnes Walsh and j. Nunan.