St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-26
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The great Plymouth Clothing House
THANKSGIVING POINTERS.

All the city and county offices will be closed
today.
The municipal court VIII he open for bust
ness this morning from Otto II cIock.
Rev. Lewis c. Sheafe will hold special
services Thanksgiving morning from 10 to L..
The health office VIII be open this morning
for the transaction of business mp TO the noon
hour.
The state capitol will remain closed today.
and most Of the officials Will go home to eat
Thanksgiving turkey.
This evening Five Points Lodge 2ao,
brotherhood, and Banacr Lodge BIS sister
hood of the SeXennial league, will give a
ball.
There will be Thanksgiving service at the
new Lutheran church, corner Margaret and
Hope streets, at : 30 D. IN. Everybody well
come.
The district court and the county offices
will be closed today. The jurors were ex-
cused until Friday morning. when the
courts Will again take up the work Oh the
calendar.
The money order and registry departments
OF the poSiothce Will not be open today The
general delivery windows Will be open until
10 a. n. The carriers will make a morning
delivery only.
At The Thanksgiving service, 1920 o'clock
thiS morning in the ChriStinn chanel Carroll
and Louis sfree;s there VIII be annronri late
music and Rev. W. y. Foster will give some
account Of Thanksgiving customs.
The \. ". {. A. rooms will be open from
20 10 p IN. today and pleasing programme
Of amuSements has been arranged among
The features being game of base ball in the
afternoon and readings III the evening
union Thanksgiving service of the Ar
/ liugtOn Hills Presbyterian. Burr Street Bap-
list and Grace NJ. +. churches will be held at
the latter church at 1850 a NJ The sermon
viii be delivered by Rev. Thomas Morrill,.
There will be union Thanksgiving serI ice
NJ the First NJ. Z. church. West Third street
and Summit avenue. Rev. Frank Doran. of
the Central Park VI E. church. will preach
the sermon Services begin at 30 a. IN.
The rooms OF the Young Women's Friendly
association, 20 East Seventh street. Will be
open today from Il. N. untiiQ p N. Young
/ women. strangers in the city, or boarding aud
away from home. will receive d most cordial
welcome.
Ninth Presbyterian and Epworth Metho-
dist Churches-C Mon services at the Ninth
Presbyterian church, corner harrington ave
nue. and Edmund street. at II o'clock a. m
Preaching by DR.. j. c. Gillette. of the Ep-
worth church.
Among the most notable events of tonight
VIII be the concert 10 be given at the Peoples
church by the MendelSs0hn Quintette Club
OF Boston. The peerless Thomas RYAN and
the incompatible Marie Barnard viii be
heard in all thei 81 ,ry.
House of HOpe-A special service will be
held. Rev. DR.. Christie officiating. The choir
Will render the following selections: An
Thanks Watson: anthem, Thou CrowEest
the Year. Maker; duet. by Thee. With
f! bliss. Creation, Haydn by Mrs, De Wolf and
Nj C0lville; hymn, The Lord My Pasture
/ Shall Prepare, BatiSle.
Rev. :. E. Warner, of the oxford NJ. E.
/ church. will preach at the Dayton Avenue
/ Presbyterian church at II o'clock. The con-
/ gregalions OF Woodland Park Baptist and
rms, Presbyterian also unite in this service
Tie Dayton Avenue choir consisting of
Mcsdames Thompson and Wilkes and Messrs.
! Van YORK ana shepard, viii render the fol
! lowing music: 20 Worship the Lord" Wat
/ son; The Eyes OF All Wait Upon Thee, -
/ Claire.
/ The Plymouth. Park. Pacific and People
/ congregations viii have union services in the
auditorium Of the Peoples church. Pleasant
( avenue, commencing at II o'clock. Rev f.
! T. IngersOll Will preach. The music Will be
rendered 10y the combined choirs Of the
/ plymouth Congregational, Park Congrega-
! tiOnal nd Peoples churches. Organ pre-
j luGc Faniasie on "POrtueUe @ Hymn, Jules