St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-22
SALTWATER SILHOUETTES.
Some Of the Church Services In The
Bluff City.
FOR A PUBLIC BUILDING.
Social Circles Rather 0uiet---General
Preparations for Christ
mas.

The church services to-day will quite
generally be suggestive of the Christian
festival which occurs Wednesday. At
the First Presbyterian the pastor, Rev.
w. I'll. Albright. will preach In the
morning on the theme. "a visit to Beth
lehem," and in the evening will be ex-
ereises by the Sunday school scholars.
consisting of music, recitations and dia-
logues, Rev. j. NJ. Bull. at the First
Methodist church, chooses for his even
ing theme, ~ he Song of the Angels"
the morning being devoted to memorial
services suggestive of the death of tina
former pastor, Rev. T.. NJ. Fullerton.
Prof. Marion Sanford, OF the state uni
versity, will occupy the pulpit at the
Universalist church in the morning.
AT Ascension, the Baptist and Grace
Congregation the usual services will be
held, the morning theme at the latter
being, "a history wrapped in every
BIRTH"
The postmaster of Saltwater Is in re-
ceipt of letter from the supervising
architect at Washington, who asks for
figures and other information upon
which TO base his plans ia case Senate
Document No. 80, introduced Dec. 4,
and providing for public building at
Saltwater, should be fovOrably acted
upon. The postmaster will say that the
probable cost of q suitable site is
$4,000.
OF the Ego votes cast in the Oak Park
school contest Friday night, l43 were
deposited by women.
Articles of incorporation OF the new
starch company are filed in the register
Of deeds Office.
The batch of personal property tax
eases will be disposed of i'll the district
court tomorrow.
1t was inadvertently stated that the
jury in the case of Pratt against the
water comp ny stood ten for plaintiff,
whereas but two were for verdict in
his favor.
Supt. Covell has promised the GLOBE
the first pail turned out by the prison
tub and pail factory.
Ascension church guild met last
evening to arrange for the Christmas
decoration of the church.
SOCIAL SALTWATER.
Social gatherings gave way generally
during the week to the demands made
on individuals by Christmas, though
two wedding anniversaries stand out
prominently as social events. Saturday
evening. the 14th, Mr.. and Mrs. Ebe n.
OH the tWenty-ffth anniversary OF their
marriage, were surprised at their home,
corner of st. Louis street and Fourth
avenue, by large party of friends, who
brought gifts and congratulations. one
of the presents consisting of $50, sent by
the Hersey & Bean Lumber company
and Secretary G. FL. Atwood. The
other silver presents were numerous
and valuable. Monday evening the
twentieth marriage anniversary CT
china wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. D. l..
Burlingbame, of South Third street,
was observed at their home by coZy
little company of neighbors. who passed
a happy evening and left as reminders
a dinner set of china and other Substan-
tial tokens of regard. Wednesday even
ing vocal and instrumental music and a
brief period of dancing characterized
the exceedingly pleasing entertainment
offered by Ascension Church guild at
the residence OF Aid. r. Nj. Anderson.
The Christmas sale and dinner of the
Baptist ladies Tuesday afternoon and
evening was pleasant and profitable
affair. Thursday evening pleasant so