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The turkeys were heroes yesterday, !. E. they
died for others and the worst part Of il is
the editor Of this paper wasn't one Of the
Others. '--Beiton NeltS
Then we take it you were one of the others.
No wonder you're savage
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The Truck Farmer says there were this fall
400 divorce suits at Houston but there wasn't
all happy and eontented,--PdieJtire Visttor.
Moral: Diversity.
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In New Jersey man was found dead in a
bath tub. The only thing about which the au-
thorities feel certain is that he wasn't from Chi.
cago.
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\ f I22EEMSEfFRos F Ff:'ldsa
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-26

Ter git way out where big red ants crawls up
his legs an gallivants inside the bosom of his
pants-now that is nice! Out where the bugs
get in the pie and in the lemonade and die
and in the frying pan and fry-don't that en-
tice?
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HAVE you seen DR.. Brumby's new trap, It's
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-26

MANY railway wrecks threw a damper on yes.
terdaYs rclnicinrs
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Quezaltenango, and the Tajamulco on
the Mexican frontier were all said to be
in eruption. At six o'clock in the even
ing the eruption reached its climax.
For about an hour the detonations had
ceased, when, by a terrific outburst, the
whole of the capital was thrown into a
panic, and everybody rushed out into
the streets. This fearful. cannonade
lasted fully ten minutes, during the
whole of which time the strongest built
houses shook as a person would in the
throes of ague. At short intervals the
detonations continued through the
whole night, and in less degree ever
since. The, explosions were so tremen-
dous that they were heard in: the south
of Nicaragua, and telegram was re-
ceived from San Salvador stating that
the inhabitants had rushed into the
streets in terror on hearing the noise.
On the following Wednesday I man
aged to get in communication with
Quezaltenango by the telephone. They
report from that place that they had
passed through time of the greatest
terror, thinking that the old crater ION
the summit) had broken out into erup-
ton. They had been thirty-slx hours
in total darkness, during which time a
heavy rain of ashes and sand had been
falling. On Thursday, October 30, L
spoke with the manager of the Sabinas
estate which lies just above the scene
of the eruption. He arrived the day
before. He says that at about five
o'clock on the previous Friday they
were alarmed by a series of earth
quakes of throbbing nature, which,
appeared to come from directly below
them Almost simultaneously vast
cloud of steam was seen to issue from
the ravine, already mentioned, about a
league away. Soon ashes and sand, &C
companied by small stones, commenced
falling and two hours later the stink OF
sulphur and gases was so great that he
could hold out no longer, and he left on
foot for Retalhuleu, a distance of some
thirty miles. Luckily he escaped before
/ the great explosions of Saturday.
Reports from other planters confirm
the fear that the whole of the Costa
Cuca, probably the richest coffee zone
, in the country, is totally ruined.
| From what can be gathered from trust
worthy sources, it appears that every
scrap of vegetation in the district has
been withered up, and that the ground
is covered with a layer of ashes and
volcanic debris, varying from a foot in
| depth at Coatepeque to six feet at Sa-
| binas and Pensamiento. Naturally, the
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1902-12-27
THE ERUPTION IN GUATEMALA,

THE ERUPTION in GAOIbMAl4EA'
A correspondent sends us the follow
ing interesting account of the recent
eruptions in Guatemala, which has
been communicated to him by we'll
known resident In the republic:
On Friday evening, October "a, at
about five o'clock, violent eruption
took place in the deep ravine which di-
vidcs the volcano of Santa Maria from
that of the Siete Orejas. However, it
was not before early on Saturday
morning that any sign of the catas-
trophe was given in the capital AT
about five in the morning subdued
noises were heard, emanating apparent
ly from the direction of Quezaltenango.
Later on the reports grew louder, and
it was vaguely rumored that an erup-
ton was in progress somewhere. AT
eleven o'clock the first telegram from
Totonicapam came through saying that
an eruption was in progress somewhere
near Overwhelmingly: that the inhabi-
tants were flying from the town, which
was enveloped in total darkness, and
over which a rain of sand and ashes
was falling. The detonations grew
ever louder. and the widest rumors
We're flying about. The Pacaya and
Fuego near here, the Santa Maria near
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. Evening prayer with an address by
Rev. DR.. Lines, Forbes chapel at 4
o'clock.
Mr. Bell officiated at the service in
the chapel of the New Haven hospital
at p. m. Christmas carols will be
sung.
On Monday, December 29th, the Sun
day school Christmas festival will be
held in the parish house. intermediate
and primary classes at p. m. Main
school and Bible classes at 7:45.
On New Years Day the festival of
the circumcision there will be cele-
hration of the Holy Communion with
an address at 10 a. m.
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AT DWIGHT PLACE CHURCH.

AL u " lCTI1 IlSAAI 1l1OISI1.
At the Dwight Place church Sunday
evening there will be brief summary
of the work of the year in the Bible
school, and the pastor will give a 4ter-
eopticon lecture, closing the study of the
year upon the Life of Christ. The SER
vice will be of general interest to the
public, and all are invited.
THE CITY MISSION HOUSE.
Besides the usual Sunday services to-
morrow at the City Mission House, No.
POI Orange street, there will be held at
3 o'clock p. m. in the large auditorium,
the Christmas exercises of the chill
drens Sunshine Band" to which all
interested are invited. The Christmas
service for the Swedish people will be
held in the lecture room at o'clock
p, m. At the public service in the au
ditorium Rev. Mr.. MOssman will be as
sisted tomorrow evening by the Chris
tan Endeavor Society of the United
church.
This afternoon at o'clock the Sat
urday sewing school will hold their
holiday exercises and receive their
Christmas gifts in the childrens hall.
Santa Claus will be present on horse
back.
Every Saturday evening through the
winter, from to o'clock, hot coffee
will be served to all by the Mission Re-
serve Band who hold their meeting af-
forwards.
The Mems Club Social Rooms are
open every evening Except Sunday,
from 1880 to oclock
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AT PLYMOUTH CHURCH.

At Plymouth Congregational church.,
corner Chapel street and Sherman ave-
nue., the services in the morning will
be as usual with sermon by the pas
tor, Rev. William W. McLane. D. D.,
upon the manifestation of God to Man.
The choir will sing sit Came Upon the
Midnight Air" Mrs. H. A. A. Beach,
and carol by ]. H. Maunder, "Once in
Bethlehem os Judah" the composer of
''Penitence, Pardon and Peace" In
the evening the choir will consist of the
following we'll known singers: Sopranos,
Miss Katherine Murphy, Mrs. Clifford
II. Booth, Mrs. Jno. r. Booth; contral
tos, Miss Louise Banker. Miss Harriet
E. Lum. Miss Ida A. Barnes; tenors,
Charles w. Evertz. Arthur H. Jack
son. H. S. Bell. J. W. Woodwarth;
BASES, William F. Harper, Theodore r.
Blakeslee, Jno. r. Booth.
Organist, F. w. Canada.
1.-THE Nativity" a new church orato-
rio, by H. J. Stewart, Mus. D., director
of music in st. aDominics church, San
Francisco, Cal, will be sung. The ora
torio is divided into three parts, 1.-THE
Annunciation, 1.-THE Birth of Christ"
the narrator (tenor), Angel Gabriel
(bass), Virgin Mary (soprano), with an
alto lullaby. An unaccompanied carol
by quartet, and the fine choruses, Ben
edictus,'' "Glory to God" Sing o
Daughter of Zion," and "Great the Mar
velous.''
Edward Wittstein, the talented young
violin virtuoso, will play for a service
prelude accompanied by the organ, the
Allegro Maestoso movement from the
Concerto No. T. by CHI. de Beriot. and
as an offertory the Alteration of the
Magi,' portion of the ora torio.
The Sunday school will hold its
Christmas services at noon. The Christ
mas entertainment for the school will
be on Monday night. The cantata
"Santa Claus at His Best" will be Civ
en- by members of the school.
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AT ST, ANDREWS M. f.

st. Andrews M. E. church, Rev.
Duane N. Griffin, pastor. At 1890 a.
M, preaching, subject, "Methodism-Ag-
gressive Christianity" with special
reference to Jesse Lees preaching in
New Haven and other places in New
Englane). At 1905, Sunday school; at
$780, junior league, subject why We
Love Christmas" At $780, senior league,
subject, "Our Heavenly Home and the
Way" At 7:S0 p. m, preaching, sub
iect, "The Babyhood of Jesus" (Second
Illustrated sermon on 1.-THE Life Of
Christ" Designed especially for the
children.)
Preaching at Park chapel at 3 p. m.
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AT GRAND AVENUE CONGREGA-
TIONAI,

AT the Grand avenue Congregational
church tomorrow the services will be
appropriate to the close of the year,
with a sermon in the morning at 1890
on "The Desire and Dread in Life's
Changes" In the evening the choir
will repeat large part of the Christ
mas music, much which was not heard
by the large part of the congregation
last Sunday on account Of the storm,
and the pastor, Rev. Andrew Burns
Chalmers, will give short address.
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THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.

A Christmas praise service will be
held tomorrow evening at the First
Baptist church. Special music for the
day will be as follows:
Morning.
Angelo from the Realms of Glory,
Manney.
Prayer Response, Hanscom.
Offertory solo, Mr.. Adams, The Birth
day of a King, Neidlinger.
Angelo song, Shackley.
Evening.
Arise! Arise Shine ....."........M Maker
Gloria Schneider
Offertory solo, Mrs. Goode, The Babe Of
Light and Glory. ............D DRESSER
Prayer Response .............. Hanscom
The First Christmas. ..........B arnby
Soprano and baritone duette.
Emmanuel E. ...................C oombs
The People That Sat in Darkness
.... INSTRUMENTATION. ...... bFoWH
Choir Hymn.
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AT DAVENPORT-CANTATA
MORNING SERVICE.


At Davenport church tomorrow the
morning service at 10:30 will consist o.
a rendition of the cantata Main" BY
Norris. The chorus consists of twenty
four voices under the direction of DR.
Daniel A. Jones. Samuel Bishop viii
preside at the organ and Miss Harrie
Lum at the piano. The soloists viii
be: Mezzo-soprano. Miss Ruby Street
tenor, Frederick Post. The programme
will be:
Introduction and chorus-Lo, He
Cometh.
Tenor arioso--Thy Rod and Thy
Staff
Soprano and chorus-Art Thou
Weary?
Tenor and female chorus-Abide
With Me.
! Chorus-Praise the Lord.
Male chorus-Our Father Which Art
in Heaven.
Soprano-Out of the Depths.
Tenor and chorus-Seek Ye the
Lord.
Soprano-Wondrous Words.
Chorus-Who Shall Ascend?
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NEWS FROM The CHURCHES
FEATURES OF THE RELIGIOUS
SERVICES TOMORROW.

Mems Club Meetings Resumed January
4-Christmas Sermon by Rev. DR..
Baker at First II. E.-Musio Pro-
grammes ut plymouth, st. Thomas.
Humphrey Street, East Pearl street,
Trinity VI. e, Epworth and Other
Churches
At the United church there will be no
Mems club service tomorrow evening.
These services will be resumed on the
evening of January 4. when Professor
Williston Walker will speak.
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Were Accomplished.

Were Accomplished.
Baritone solo--Jesus, Name of Won
drous Love.
Hymn-Tune, Duke Street-Congrega-
ton.
Notices.
Offering.
Fifth Episode-The Presentation.
Recitative-And When the Days of
Her Publication.
Soprano solo-The Prince of Peace.
Sing, Oh Sing, This Blessed Morn.
Doxology-Congrega
Benedicti0n.
Organ postlude-The March of the
MaSl ....s.ss. s.......s..-. OuDU4S
The church quartette is composed of
Miss Sara Graham, soprano; Miss Ber-
tina L.. Hume, contralto; John F. Girls
bach, tenor, and E. E. Allen, bass. The
organist and director is George T.
Birks.
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At ST. PAUL'S.

Tomorrow first Sunday after Christ
mas and Holy Innocents' Day there
will be Litany and Holy Communion at
$50 a. m. Morning prayer and sermon
at 1890. "Our Lords Regard for the
Young" will be the subject of the SER
mon by Mr.. Stokes in the evening, SER
vice at 1880. Strainer's MY Hope is in
the Everlasting" (from "The Daughter
of Jairus'') will be the anthem in the
morning and "Sing, o Heavens, and be
Joyful, o Earth by Tours in the eve
ming. Sunday school in the parish
house at noon.
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To improve the appetite and strengths
en- the digestion, try few doses Of
Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tabs
let's. Mr.. J. FL. Seitz, Of Detroit, Mich.s
says: "They restored my appetite when
impaired, relieved me of a bloated feel-
ing, and caused a pleasant and satisfac-
tory movement of the bowels" There
are people in this community who need
just such medicine. For sale by all
druggists. Every box warranted.
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AT THE FIRST M. E. CHURCH.

DR.. Baker. pastor. will preach a
Christmas sermon in the First NJ. E.
church Sunday morning. His subject
will be The Angelic Messenger" The
sub ect Os the evening sermon will be
"Old and New Experiences"
The Christmas entertainment and
Christmas tree for the Sunday school
will be held Monday.
Watch night services will be held
Wednesday night at 9 o'clock, uniting
with Trinity NJ. E. church congregation
at Trinity church. corner George and
Dwight streets, at which there will be a
sermon by DR.. W. A. Richards.
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HOWARD AVENUE NJ. E. CHURCH.

At the Howard avenue NJ. E. church
Rev. DR.. H. D. Weston, pastor. The
pastor will preach in the forenoon on
THE Waterman" and in the evening
on Taking Account Of Stock" All are
welcome.
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Evening.
'"The Holy Infant" a. sacred Christ
mas cantata Observation-Disclosures.

'Ine Holy lnIdEl, d. SdCEeu CnFlSt-
mas cantata NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,......... Frederick Field BulIart
Contents
Prelude, with soprano solo.
Chorus-Hark! Thrilling Voice is
Sounding.
First Episode-The Annunciation.
Scripture reading-Matthew l., 1923.
Northumberland a Virgin.
Tenor solo--Oh, Come, Oh, Come,
Emanuel!
Hymn-Tune, Hank! the Herald An
gels-Congregaton.
Second Episode-The Nativity.
Scripture reading-Mattew H.. 1-6.
Recitative-And Thou, Bethlehem.
Contralto solo-O Little Town Of
Bethlehem.
Quartette-Come Hither, Ye Faithful.
Prayer.
Third Episode--The Coming of the
Magf.
Scripture reading-Matthew H., 7-12.
Bass solo-When from the East the
Wise Men Came.
te-Carol-Sing Alleluia.
Fourth Episode-The Holy Name.
Scripture reading-Luke H., 1921.
Recitative-And When Eight Days
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CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH.

Rev. George H. Ferris will preach in
the morning on the third section of his
course of morning sermons and in the
evening will give an interesting talk
on topic that will be instructive to
his congregation. The public are cor
daily invited to attend. Seats are all
free and attentive ushers will attend
to all strangers in their seating capac-
ity.
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AT EAST PEARL STREET NJ. E.

Attic East Pearl street M. E. church
the pastor, Rev. L. r. Streeter, D. D.,
will preach tomorrow at the morning
service. In the evening the choir will
render a special song service. On We'd
nesday night, December 81, this church
will hold a watch night service, begin
ming at o'clock. At 1890 light refresh
ments will be served. Everybody well
come.
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AT CHURCH OF THE MESSIAH.

At the Church of the Messiah (Flrst
UniversalisD the pastor, Rev. W. F.
Dickerman, will preach tomorrow
morning at 1890 o'clock. Subject, "The
Message of the Last Year" Sunday
school and conversation circle at noon.
Young Peoples Devotional meeting at
$50 p. m. Seats free, and cordial well
come to all.
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AT EPWoRTH CHURCH

At Epworth church tomorrow there
will be Christmas sermon by the pas
tor, Rev Henry E. Hiler, ana a praise
service at 1880 a. m. by the choir. as
sisted by Frederick Berry, violinist.
The programme will be as follows:
Morning Service.
Organ VOluntary-Offertory or Two
Christmas Hymns .Guilmant
Anthem-The Birthday of King.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Neidlinger
Invocation.
Congregation-Hymn No. lis, Hymn
nal.
Prayer.
Response-sleep, Babe Divine...
Observation-Disclosures w. Warren
with Violin Obligato)
Anthem-Come All Ye Faithful.
A Schneider
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem-The Christmas Herald.
...................... W. Coombs
Notices.
offertory-The Chimes of Christmas
Morn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Dressler
Congregation-Hymn No. 100, Hymn
nal
Sermon-Christmas Tidings-Pastor
Henry E. Hitler.
Anthem-O Holy Child of Bethlehem
w. Chadwick
Benediction.
Postlude-March, from Lenore Sym
phony ...'..'''S. RaH
Evening Service.
Organ Voluntary-March of the Magi
,..................... TIE. Dubois
gregation-Hymn No. 1871, Hymn
nal.
Prayer
Response-O Little Town of Bethle-
hem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NeNhA
Responsive reading.
Gloria.
Notices.
Offertory-The Babe of Light and
Glory NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. bfessleF
with Violin Obligato)
Address by Pastor.
THE HOLY CHILD.
The Narrative is from st. Luke's Holy
Gospel.
Violinist, Miss Flora B. Rawson; quar-
tette, soprano, Miss Anna Treat; alto,
Miss Flora B. Rawson; tenor, c. A.
Morse; baritone and director Il. II"
Ackrill; organist H. L. Foote.
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AT CENTER CHURCH.

Music for p m. service at Center
church Sunday, December 2S:
''shout the Glad Tidings''-J. H. Brewer
s'God from on High Hath Heard"....
d, W fNlellL
''Night Of Nights Van de Water
Bass Solo.
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Apply DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder
without delay It will save you suffer-
ing, heal you quickly whether you have
been q slave one month or fifty years
It relieves cold in the head and catarrh-
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David Mills, Minister of Justice for the
Dominion of Canada, indorses it,
Ten Cents buys DR.. Agnew's Liver Pills
1.-The best. Sold by W. II. Hull, E. Hewitt
Is
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whole coffee crop is lost, if not the esd
tates entirely. This is a fearful loss to-
the country, and one from which it will
be very difficult to recover.-Londcn
Times ..-. L. 49,
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Preaching at Park chapel at p. m.
CHURCH OF THE REDEEMER.

oE INI1DLIENll
There will be a special programme Of
Christmas music at the Church of the
Redeemer in the morning; in the even
ing at Welcome hall, Oak street. At
both services DR.. Phillips will speak and
the choir will be assisted by Miss Re-
becca Wilder Holmes, solo violinist. Fol-
lowing are the programmes:
Morning, 1890 O'Clock.
Notwithstanding, in G, Op. SO, No. l..
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. E1uDay
violin and organ)
Song-"Cradled in a Manager Lowry.
.................... Schneider
with Violin and Obligatory
Anthem-"There Were Shepherds =.
Observation-Disclosures. Shepard
Choir hymn 9S4-"Hark! What Mean
Those Holy Voices ............ Buck
Response-Noel ................. Holmes
with violin Obligatory
Offertory-The Perfect Way ....Marzo
with violin Obligatory
Postlude- Halleluja h'-( Messiah) >.
Observation-Disclosures. Handel
The congregational hymns will be
sAdeste Fidelis" and angels from the
Realms Of Glory"
Evening, 7:45 O'Clock, at Welcome Hall,
Oak Street.
Prelude-Adoration ........... BoroWski
violin and Piano..
Introit-"SWeet Babe Of Bethlehem.
...................... Warren
Response--"Hail, Infant Saviour" =.
Observation-Disclosures. Schubert
fWito violin nh1ioat0N
Violin solo-Theme and variations from
Kaiser quartet (Miss Holiness Haydn
Solo and chorus-"My Soul Doth Mag
nifty the Lord" (The Word Made
FIesh) ..,,,,,.....,.,.......... Shepard
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AT HUMPHREY STREET CHURCH.

AT HU MPHREY SLREELI CHU RCh.
There will be the usual services in the
morning with sermon by the pastor,
Rev F. r. Luckey, 1.-THE Religious Uses
OF Memory
In the evening the choir will sing the
cantata "The Holy Infant" by F. F.
Billiard. The musical programme for
the day follows:
Morning.
Premde-"Pastorale in CO ........ Wely
"Sing o Sing This Blessed Morn'....
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bartlett
"Once in Bethlehem of Judah ....
........'....'.... Mauhuef
Postlude-"And the Glory of the Lord
(Messiah) .........,............ Handel
Evening.
Prelude-"Hono and Glory" (Naaman)
.............'....... COSTA
Cantata--"The Holy Infant ...Bullard
First episode-The Annunciation.
Second episode--The Nativity.
Third .episode-The Coming Of the
Magi.
Fourth episode-The Holy Name.
Fifth episode-The Presentation.
Observation-Disclosures in G. ...... Wely
Miss Mabel Sims, organist; Miss
Matilda Richter, sporano: Miss Fl. E.
Lantz, contralto; E. T. Gordon, tenor;
F. X. Barnes. bass. T. w. Canada, d.
rector.
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TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.

L
At the Trinity NJ. E. church to-mor-
row a special Christmas praise service
will be held in the evening. The spe-
ciaI Christmas music at last Sunday
mornings service will be repeated, and
the pastor will give a brief address.
The choir will again be assisted by the
second quartette. The musical pro-
gramme will be as follows:
organ prelude-PastOrale, from 1.-The
Light of the World' ........ Sullivan
Carol-Hail the Light, All Hail the
Morn ..........'. '''''.'''' '0iePo@i ="
Anthen-Calm on the Listening Ear
of Night Observation-Disclosures
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ...:...... Bartlett
Hymn of the Nativity. ........ stewart
Tenor solo-Night of Nights. ......
Observation-Disclosures. De Water
Organ postlude-Noel ..Gullmant
Friends are cordially invited to this
service. The pastor will preach as
usual in the morning.
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ATT CIR THOMAS CHURCH.

The following music will be rendered
at st. Thomas church tomorrow after
noon at o'clock:
Professional 81.
Psalter Twenty eight EVENING".
Anglican
Maenificat Stanford
Nunc Dimittis .....Sta Stanford
Anthem-See Amid the Winters Snow
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ...s...'.' "eSI
Offertory-Let Him That is Taught
.................' ''''''''' ohlllii' 6 '"il
Sevenfold Amen .Stalnef
Charles Bonney, choirnaste