Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1898-12-22
THE NEWS OF NEW CASTLE.



PrnGrainmcs. for ohristmna in the Churches
--Uhioisen Dinner for Jail Inmates Local
and Personal Notes.
New Castle, Dec, 10. An interesting
programme has been arranged for the
Christmas celebrations in the several
churches of this city.
At ImmanuelP. q. Church, the fol-
lowing musical programme has been
set for next Sunday morning: "Shout
the Glad Tidings;'' "Venite ;""Gloria
Patria - ITO Deum" in b fiat "Jubi.
late;" anthem, ".Sing with joys"
"Kyrie Elison,'i hymn, Come All We
Faithfll;9 offertory hymn; "Harls
chant. "Gloria in Excoisis.' 9
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks by
Night" ''Gloria Patria'' in +: Can
tato;" hymn, "Calm on the Listening
Ear Of Night" offertory anthem, ~The
People that Sat in Darkness - "Deus
Misereatur;'' rocessional, ut Came
Upon the Midnight Clear.
At the morning service in Nazareth
NJ. j.. Church: Hymn, while Shep-
herds Watched Their Flocks by
Night;' hymn, Brightest and Best 9
anthem, Y"Mortuls Awaken hymn,
Bright ,snd Joyful is the Morn y
hymn, tMortals, Awake. ("
Evening service: anthem, mighty
Jehovah p hymn, before Jehovah &
Awful Throne; ~ anthem, 1.-THE Angels
Message y hymn. Awake 80 Saints -
hymn, so God, Our Help"
AT st. Peters r. G. Church the
director will be Miss Pauline Rogers,
who will play tYsni Creator" u com
position by herself Following will be
the music at the morning service
Hymn. t,.Sing, o Heavens y "Mass
in b Flat;n offertory, 'Ave Verum -
"Veni Creator. = The same music will
BIO rendered Mt the late mass.
The evening Vespers in FL" 20
Salutaris;" "Tantum Ergo. . VIC
linists James McPilIe and John Atkin.
son will perform MT all services.
At the morning service of the First
Presbyterian Church: Anthem, Sing.
Q Heavens;n anthem, "Harli What
Celestial Sounds;' anthem. "Hark,
the Heard Angels Sing:'' hymn,
/ Hark, the Glad Sound the Saviour
Comes" ssQh, Come, All ye Faithful. =
lii the evening: Anthem, sin this
Beginnings" hymn, 'Joy to the Worlt
the Lord is corne;', hymn, "Whils
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks BY
Night" "oh, Christ our True ant
Only Light"
The Sunday-school entertainment
will take place in the Sunday-schoo
room On Friday evening at 7. 81 o'clock.
John 4. Stops is negotiating witt
o party OF capitalists for the erection
of a foundry in which to manufacture
the automatic bell buoy. The buo,
isthe Invention Of Daniel Board, bu
Is controlled by Mr.. Stoops.
Following are the officers of tn,
Oriental Degree, Jr. o. U. A. M, re
Gently elected: Grand Orient, Charle
Countiss; Vice Orient, Wilbur Mere
dith; Sheriff, James White; Higl
Priest, Harry W. Rothrock; Insid
Sentinel, William Stops; Secretary,
Haywood Case; Goat-tender, Rober
Greer.
Mrs. Mary Lan,bson, mother of Presi
dent of Council John r. Lan,bson, fel
in stepping from the step to the ic,
pavement IN the yard of her home
Saturday night, and broke her left lie,
near the ankle. She suffers great pail
from the injury.
The infant child Of Mrs. George A
Maxwell fell from a chair, yesterday
striking its head on the stove and rem
dering it unconscious. 1t will recover
Sheriff William r. Finn has mad,
arrangements for Christmas chicken
dinner for the inmates of the Jail. Eacl
prisoner will receive a half chicken.
has not been decided whether the,
will be served on Saturday or Sunday.
The following officers of st. Peter
Total Abstinence Beneficial Societ,
were reelected yesterday: President
Joseph A. Carlin: Vice President
Thomas Cullinane; Treasurer, Peter G
Madden; Finoncial Secretary, Hugl
Duffy Recording Secretary, James +
McIvor; Marshal, James McHugh
Librarian, James Lawler; Invest z vt
ing Committee, james Keenan,, Auuil
M. Hizar and Jeremiah Donovan
Auditing Committee, James Lawler
James McHngh, Frank Sheridan ant
Thomas Cullinane; Board of Stewards
John Schulthise, Jeremiah Donovan
James Keenan, and james McHugh
Trustees. Francis P. MoCallin, Jamc
McHugh and Thomas Cullinano.
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