St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-12-21
CHRISTMAS EXERCISES.
South Congregational Church.

Christmas will be observed at the
South church in 4n appropriate manner
with special music both morning and
evening. At the evening concert the little
folks will assist with songs and recita
tions. Following is the musical pro-
gramme for morning and evening:
MORNING.
Organ prelude, King Hall
TIE Deum in F Kotschmar
Carol, ut is the Blessed Christmas Morn"
Bartlett
with violin Obligatory
brightest and Best" Hanscom
Postlude, Lemmeus
The chorus choir and Mr.. Partridge,
violinist, will assist
EVENING.
"Larghetto." violin and organ, Gounod
Brightest and Hest" Hanscom
List! the Cherubic Host " Gaul
Ladies' Quartet and Baritone.
"Hark Hank, with Harps Of Cold"
with violin Obligatory
Solo, 1.-THE BrI hday OF King" Neidlinger
"While all things were in quiet silence"
c. Harris
Festival post1ude, Shelley
North Church.
The musical part OF the service at the
North church next Sunday morning will
be taken from Dudley Bucks Christmas
cantata, "The Coming OF the King" for
choir and congregation. The work is
founded on the old German Christmas
carol, "Holy Night" and the "Adeste
Fideles." The numbers to be given are
as follows:
Prelude for organ, Noel
1.-THE Prophecy"
"The Advent"
Chorus and Soprano and Alto duet
THE Plains of Bethlehem"
Alto solo. Ladies' trio, Tenor solo and Chorus.
The De parture of the shepherds"
Bass and Soprano solos with Hymn for Choir
and Cong regation.
1.-THE Alteration "
Suprano and Bass solos.
"Adeste Fideles,"
Ladies' trio. Choir and Congregation.
Organ postlude, professional March -
Guilr,ant
The evening service will be conducted
by the Sunday school and choir. The
choir music will be:
organ voluntary, III oZannah, DUBOIS
An hem, "O'er the Hills of Bethlehem,"
Shelley
Hymn, 10 Little Town of Bethlehem"
Neidlinger
Organ prelude, Grand Choeur,' DUBOIS
On Monday evening the young folks
will have Christmas tree in the chapel.
At st. Andrews Church.
There will be Christmas tree at St.
Andrews church at 4.30 Saturday after
noon, to which all who are interested are
invited. Services will be held at the
usual hours on Christmas day with the
following musical programme:
AT 1890 A. NJ.
Prelude, March from THE Occasional
Oratorio," 6. F. Handel
Professional, Hyn 40.
TIE Deum, w. Jackson
Communion Service, A ]. Eyre and ] Stainer
Anthem when all Things We're in Quiet
Silence" G. A. Mactarren
Recessional, Hymn 81.
Postlude, "Hallelujah." Handel
AT 8 Pm.
Prelude, Pastorae, L. Wely
Process >ional, Hymn 40.
Evening Service. 1t: Field
]. Goss
occasional, Hymn D
Postlude, Loccata and Fugue in d minor.
J. S. Bach
At Grace Methodist Church.
The services at Grace Methodist church
next Sunday will be in keeping with the
great event to be celebrated. The SER
mon in the morning will be by Rev. Mr..
lyric, and the Sunday school will give in
the evening Christmas concert. Special
music for the day has been prepared, and
will be as follows:
MORNING.
| Organ voluntary.
| Festival TIE ueum, fiat D. Buck
"Hark, What Mean Those Holy Voices"
George B. Nevir
THE Chimes of Christmas Morn"
| Louis R. DRESSER
Fantasia. Tour:
Finale to Third Symphony, Mendelsshor
EVENING.
March Religiense, Guilmant
| "Oh, That Glad'ing Story" ]. c. Marcy
| Duet, LAS With Giadness Men of Old"
| p Schneider
Miss Somerville and Mrs. Randall.
christmas Anthem " P. A. Schnecke
! Allegro from Fourth Sonata, Mendelssohr
At St. Aloysius Church.
Christmas will be observed by masses
at IL O'Clock Saturday night and at