The Portland daily press., 1893-12-22

cottage lots 50x100 were worth ten cents
foot.
Mr.. VIM. A. Sterling of Peaks island,
testified that he sold lot on the shore
there eight years ago for ten cents
foot. He thought the land was as valu-
able now.
MIR. Henry Trefethen testified that he
sold lots seven or eight minutes walk
from Forest City landing for four and a
half cents foot The best lots, along
Island avenue, are worth ten cents
foot. He believed that the land on Cush-
lng's island was more valuable than on
Peaks. He thought the establishment
of the battery would depreciate the
property near. On House island he had
found the neighborhood of the fort a
detriment.
Mr.. Melville Sterling. LA. Cloudy,
MS. Gardiner, and A. M. Smith followed.
Christmas Music.
The following additional programmes
have been received:
HIGH STREET.
1890 a. m.
Prelude-Adagio, Second Sonata,
Guilmant
Te Deum, Eb, Buck
Christmas Hymn, Mendelssohn
Nazareth, bass solo, Gounod
Offertory, Saint Scans
Postlude, Volckmar
7.30 p. m.
Prelude-Pastorale, First Sonata,
Malley
Anthem-Rejoic in the Lord, Tours
Anthem-O Holy Night. Adam Buck
Anthem-The Birthday of a King,
Neidlinger
Otfertory, Batiste
Postlude-Third Sonata, finale,
Guilmant
The choir is composed of Mrs. Frank
0. Haskell, Miss Lizzie M. Brown, Miss
Maud L. Legrow, Miss Lillian NJ. Jordan,
Mr.. Elmer B. Shaw, Mr.. Elliott G. Mitch
ell. Mr.. Charles M. Follansbee, and Mr..
Charles E. Baker. Mr. Frank L. Rankin
is organist and director.
CONGRESS SQUARE.
From the Realms of Glory, Schneider
0, Thou that Tellest, alto solo and
chorus, with violin obligato, Handel
Gloria from Deus Misereatur,
Kotzschmar
Hymn-Calm on the Listening Ear
of Night, with soprano and violin
obligato, j. C. Bartlett
Arise and ssshine, sssung by double
quartette, MI Maker
The choir is composed of Miss Flor
ence G. Knight, soprano; Mrs. Jennie
King Morrison, alto; Albert B. Hall,
tenor; Harry T. Harmon, bass. Minnie
A. Plummer is organist, and Miss Good
win, vio]inist.
wILIIsToN CHITRcH.
Organ voluntary, Wely
Grand Choir, Guilmant
Anthem-There were Shepherds,
Holden
Gloria, Wagner Mann
Offertory, Gounod
Anthem-Let us now Go even unto
Bethlehem, j. G. Warren
Organ Postlude, Lemmens
The choir is composed of Miss Tarbox.
soprano; Miss Kicker, contralto; Dr.
Nickerson, tenor; Mr.. Macy, bass. w.
c. Kimball is organist and director.
CHESTNUT STREET.
Organ Voluntary, Guilmant
Anthem, Buck
Trio-Hark! What Mean those Holy
Voices. Mercadante.
Solo, Mortals, Awake, Shelley
Organ Postlude, Buck
The choir is composed of Miss Ida
King Tarbox, soprano; Miss Florence
Stinchfield. alto; DR.. Harry M. Nicker-
son, tenor; Mr.. Frank Higgins Pierce,
bass. W. c. Kimball is organist and di-
rector.
CONGRESS STREET.
afternoon.
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem-Unto you Saviour is Born,
Watson
Hymn-Peace on Earth, Good viii
to men, Won Weber
Response, Selected
Male Quartette.
Hymn-Great Tidings of Great Joy,
Anthem-Brightest and Best,
G. w. Marston
Bartholdy
Evenjng.
Organ Voluntary.
Anthem-Arise, Shine, r q MaLer
Hymn-Joy to the World, Handel
Anthem-We Praise Thee, o God,
.n+,,o coo NJ. Dudley Buck
AA -OoAio IN o"1; ye Nat1OnS.
IT, Watts on
Anthem-Arise, for Thy Light is
Buck
Anthem-Brightest and Best, Marston
Hymn-Coronation, Hnidon
H. johnson is organist, and Carl r A
Weber chorister.
CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.
Sunday Ereni,ag.
Organ Voluntary.
Choir-Brightest and Best, p,o,.
Scripture Service, sah uoA
Prayer. ooi
Singing by S s5c CHI, Joy, Ring
Recitation, Nav H,,+.l.
Recitation. Fiossia WIS wills