The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1901-12-23

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tive display.
The Christmas entertainment of the
Sunday school will be at o'clock To- |
morrow night Rev DR.. w. q. Pudde.
foot. the well known field secretary OF |
the American Home Missionary Socle-
ty. will give a chalk talk. supper VIII
be served at o'clock. z
The annual meeting of the sunday
school of Piedmont Church VIII De a'
7. 30 O'Clock Thursday night.
Friday night, from to 10 o'clock, DR.
and Mrs. Scott will give holiday re-
ception for all the young people OF the
church.
Christmas was observed yesterday at
the South Unitarian Church by special
music and a Christmas service by tiie
pastor, Rev. Arthur l.. Weatnerly' III
the morning. In the evening there was
a vesper service with an ADDRESS ny
Rev. A. L. Day of Leomlnster'
Al the church of the Unity there was
a eneciaI Christmas service at 1912
when Rev. Frank L. Phalen preacheo
q sermon on 1.-THE Wise Men from the
Tast The Sunday school had
snecial service at IL o'clock. An ad-
dress suitable to the day was 1S, given ny
SUPERINTENDENT Charles M. Thayer'
The Christmas tree OF the pa i 90 tbe
sunday school will be held at tne
cbnrch tonight. and tomorrow morning
81 IN o'clock there will be Christnllan99 |
80 Nv the I,end-a- Hand CLUB lot loo
poor children of the city' ,,,-....,,, 90 tho
5Tba rededication of the Church OF tllT
rrndfv Is to be Sunday, When seNei
memorable addresses Will pc BlNs go -
the morning service, Rev III. .I' " or
II-.o,.o+t Hale one of the early paSIo!9
OIL a
a. 80, on Mrs Agnes Miller Rice Who9e
~ beouest made possible tIe m
ss,I.a,,a,,,ente that have been llaue -
p pr ol,,,rch At the evening service
there will be addresses by re- I
LIaie and Senator George +. ho@i'
a. Central Church, there WereC III ~,
Az oeIril@ morning and evening, IIg
Ili it,ssI, yvos decorated for the lesliEe5'
,,titt, evergreen branches al laii65,it
WIN tbe choir loft and the PulPt.t
80 large star over the pulpit -
W. Mlen ,aorning service, the music Ma Vas
iareelv bv the children OF tle ~, ou'l Gav
scbooi who sang carols loF F fa,, the
There was also seri IIitnbcnck. The
emu, ,oa, et sapyice was at 4.S0 o'clock Wilgh
teopC oboir was assisted by ERNEST -
Smith, violnist. ..i,,,,,o,t for the
Tbe Christmas enterlallllillooi.II of The
irnior and primary departments Of ofter-
Sunday school will be frlu"S '
noon at O'Clock. of Central
c,,,Ircb society and the upper grade 15 ol
~ mui sunday school to Rev, ana WE WE,
w Hitchcock under the dIIeS &c ' ~
"a &c Womans Association VI ~
church is to be at Lig
ecbooI hall Friday evening jan e,,r-
The sermon at Central En ti,o years ears
day will be review % o,,5a e,ipges-
JyorI, I'm the church with s0iIle w
W t;ons - FOR the future by Rev. A W.
Hitchcock
Tho snecial Christmas service at
plea SAINT Street Baptist Church was ~
6 o'cIocl. The church was decordt{gu
for the day with festoons ana WreatiiI
of laurel which were hung IN grdcel IN
curves from the centre chanuelieI
the four corners of the auulloil ulli' Z
the morning service, there was an au-
dress on "The Unspeakable Gift by
Rev. George 3. Lawson. me sPeLi,II'
service at 6 o'clock was for the emil
dren Of the Sunday school VINO SANG
carols and listened to an ADDRESS Oh
the day by Rev. Mr.. Lawson.
The annual Christmas tree ana en-
tertainment Of the church and SUNDAY
school is to be tomorrow night at
o'clock.
The First Universalist Church
christmas services were at 1870 o CLOCK
when there was special music by the
choir and a sermon appropriate 10 the
dav by Rev Vincent e. Tomhnson'
The church was decorated around the
pulpit with ferns.
ment for the children of the church
will be this afternoon from $50 to $50
and in the evening there will be an en-
tertainment for the older members of
the Sabbath school. The program VIII
include an illustrated lecture on the
Philippines by Fred p. Dean and A. r.
Dunkerton.
A special Christmas vesper service
marked the day at the Adams Square
CONGREGATIONAL Church. In addition to
the special music, there was an Illus
trated lecture on the early Life of
Jesus" by Rev. ]. A. Seibert.
The Christmas entertainment for the
children Of the Sunday school will be
given tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
when the cantata Mrs. Santa Claus
and Her Dolls" will be given, followed
by a supper
The Christmas concert at Grace NJ.
+. Church was last night at O'Clock
and it attracted a large congregation,
especially of children. The special
feature Of the program was Miss Lu-
ellie McConville of Chelsea, child
'cellist who showed wonderful control
of her instrument The children of the
Sunday school appeared in songs and
recitations. the program being as fol
lows: Organ voluntary, Harry A. Nit
chell; professional Marching on,
Sunday school: singing, There's
Song in the Air" Sunday school, as
sisted by orchestra; prayer, w. +.
Miller: address of welcome. George f.
True: scripture reading, senior and
primary departments; cello solo, "Ele-
gle" Miss Lucille McConville; kinder
garten exercises; singing, Ring out
the Glad Tidings," primary depart
ment: recitation, "A Short Sermon
Everett Bryant; collection George F.
True's class: solo. clad Tidings to
AL" Aline F. McVine; recitation,
THE First Christmas" Gladys May
Parker. recitation, Jacobs Christmas
Ladder" Paul Brady; recitation, No
Room in the Inn" Lillian Carpenter;
cello solo. "Serenade Badine,' Miss
McConville singing. In the Wintry
( Heaven Sunday school assisted by
orchestra; recitation, The Tramp's
Christmas" Helen Howe, recitation.
"Bessie's Christmas Party" Maude
{ Crowell: cello solo "NOcturne." Miss
McConville; address. Rev. DR.. James
Boyd Brady.
The Christmas tree exercises for the
children will be tomorrow afternoon at
80 when supper will be served, after