The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26


Born King: prayer by Rev. Jordan;
| song by school, Ring Merry Bells"
recitation. The First Christmas. Rol-
| iyn Humber; scriptural lesson (respon-
siNel, superintendent and Mrs. Schar-
| nikows class; male quartette. Chin
| ing Bells: recitation. "the Experience
/ of a Christmas Stocking" Cora Wood:
] song by school. Sing for JOY: recita-
| ton by Miss Owings' class; song, "A
Merry Christmas" Mrs. Bells class;
| Mills; solo. Dear Bethlehem" Ethel
! Wood: song by school. II Trust in
Thee; recitation, selected, Carlyse
simpson: recitation, Earle johnson
vocal solo. Mr.. Vaughn vocal solo.
Holy Night" Mrs. Scharnikow; mixed
quartette. The Lord Is My Shepherd
exercises under direction of Miss Trus-
colt: address to school by pastor: song
OF praise by school: benediction, the
pastor
Christmas services will be held in st.
James Episcopal church at IL a. m.
Morning prayers at morning service
and holy communion with the follow
ing musical programme:
Professional hymn, "Hark the Her.
aid Angels Sing" Mendelssohn; Venite,
Boyee; Gloria Patri. Greatorex; TIE
Deum, Dykes; Benedictus, Crotch
hymn, 20 Come All We Faithful"
Reading: Kyrie (shorD. Winter; Gloria
Tibi, Tails; anthem, GLORY to God in
the Highest" Cooke; offertory. Thou
Art Worthy. o Lord" Gilbert: Sanctus
Taylor: Agnus Del. Gounod; Gloria in
EXcelsis, Old Chant; Nunc Dimittis,
Torsus Regius: occasional. 1T Came
Upon the Midnight Clear" Willis.
special song service prevailed on
Sunday night at the Presbyterian,
Methodist and Christian churches. APP
pended being the programme of service
at the Christian church:
Doxology. song, joy to the World:
invocation; Hail to the King" by
choir; scripture reading; song, ITO us
a Child of Hope; prayer; song, GLORY
TO God in the Highest" We Have Seen
His star" by choir: sermon, The
Child Jesus: song. Why Keep Jesus
Waiting: benediction.
Elaborate were the services in cele-
bration of the day at the Catholic
church, mastery sermon by the Rev.
Father McFadden. with appropriate
music beautifully rendered. formed the
programme for the days worship The
church editice has recently been hand
somely embellished at the hands of the
fresco artist, George Kaiser, and the
work of the artist, together with the
pretty altar decorations in evergreens
and potted plants. formed a picture in
perfect harmony with the inspiring SER
vice.
Mel. II. McGhee has returned from a
prosperous season of mining on his
placers in Top O'Deep district. and is
happily ensconced for the winter with
his family in their pretsy home on
South Main street.
Pierce I. Butler, the we'll known ex-
pert accountant of this city, has gone
to Lewistown. there to follow his so
cation on the official records in the
county court house.
Eugene O'Gara, prominent young
farmer and stock grower IF Helmville,
was united in marriage last Saturday
to Miss Mary Burns, a res dent of this
city, the ceremony being performed in
Anaconda.
William Wilson. sr. of Butte, spent
Monday and Tuesday last with his
family in this city.
Mrs. y. j. Bielenberg was a guest of
Mr.. and Mrs T. M Lowry and family
in Anaconda the early part of the week.
Mrs. Julia Voolfolk arrived in Deer
Lodge last Wednesday evening from
ner winter home in Portland, Ore The
lady's journey here was in response to
a telegram asking for her presence at
the bedside of her daughter, Mrs II. B.
Davis, who has been rendered helpless
FOR several weeks from an attack of
intiammatory rheumatism.
Miss Dora Kelley was d visitor to the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. john Fitzpatrick
Monday and Tuesday last.
Miss Norma Robinson has resumed
her duties with her music class in
Butte.
James McMullen of the O'Neill hard
ware establishment, spent Sunday in
Anaconda a guest of his brother. Vim
cent McMullen.
Judge Theodore Brantly and Court
Stenographer Charles S. Sackett We're
Deer Lodge visitors over Sunday last
week. His honor and scribe were pas
sengers for Philipsburg Monday morn
ing, where the court of Granite county
was convened in regular session Tues
day.
Agent J. r. Hundley for the Northern
Pacific company, stationed at Garrison.
was a social visitor to Deer Lodge
friends last Tuesday.
:. 4. Larabie has joined his family in
Portland. ore. his visit To extend
throughout the Christmas holidays.
John kaltenbach, a veteran in the
train service Of the Montana Union, met
with painful injuries at Warm Springs
Monday night of last week by being
caught between two cars while coup
ling. He has taken up his duties again
after spending a week in the company's
hospital at Butte.
\. ID. 1foss. editor and proprietor of
the Silver State, has gone TO st. Paul on
a business visit, 10 be absent about two
weeks.
Dave Sheffield. in his official garb as
IilEi 1tilsAdHlS Bl COTTONWOOD TOWNSHIP
visited Anaconda last THURSDAY
Hon. j. l.. Marcum of HelmVile was
a visitor to his family in their winter
home I'm this city Monday and Tuesday
last.
Mrs. John Mccormick has joined her
husband in Missoula after a visit of
three weeks i'm the home of her sister,
Mrs. j. G. Robinson. in this city
Attorney Edward Scharnikow was a
professional visitor to Missoula a num-
Der Of days this week
S Mrs. j. c. Slavery of Gable is spending
the Christmas holidays with her moth
Ell, Mrs, l.. a. Bernard on South Coll
leee avenue.
Miss Clara Bien, a teacher in our pub
lie schools. will spend a greater part of
her Christmas vacation in Butte, a
guest of Miss Clara Clark. in the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. >
Clark.
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