The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-25
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Petersburg Merchant Loses c':'E!'., z.
Valuable Horse iii Fire5of Ri
Uncertain Origin.
CHRISTMAS SERVICE TODAY,
Fine Music to be Rendered 8it1
the Churches Elks Make
the Girls Happy.
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II PETERSBURG, n a., December PA =
fro 81 undiscovered origin, between 81
and Il q clock last night, destroyed e frame
barn ana stable In Main street In Bland Il
ford, belonging to q Mossry. odsey nrd1
perkinson, merchants OF this cit II a
fine horse and other valuable property IN
tho buildings Weie burnt up The barn
9and stable were INSURED for 800; horses,
4 500, and wagon lid harness, $50.
T1NE RtSTAiAs MUSIC.
~ Many churches In 4 the Z city have beer,
most tastefully decorated for Christmas
scry Ices. and speci,ll musical pro graminos
have been prepare 4. s$ " It'll Mrs. Eugene
Rob nson as orlsar,ist, and Miss FFlor.
Senco TITUS Svolinistc. the following beau Y
tlful pro grar,11ne ~ Ill be rendered at gt he
/ Market 81 street Methodist Episcopal!
oT.EINcl a 35s lis
$8j voluntary. orgnns jlnd VII lin.
rInrk, lilo Heralti Angels Sing" ttA1e len
u dcssohn) Z. M iSf 81 4
Brightest and best OF the Sons OF the the
i Morning (Mozart) E " g3SS
Offertory them, n azareth g on t'.l
nod. q; u. rs III VA
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$Ss..,vYhen Marshalled on tho Mig hty Plain
From thu Realms Is Glory
a Anthem, 20. joyful light crours).
Postlude, organ and wi ln. 3s5;s 5S
slssjs EVENING. Y Il 4.
Volunt ary, organ and violin .ss
Mean T SO Holy Voices
Si.,yni,ita s,hanhnri1a Watched Their Tlocks
7 by Night, tDr. Croft 81.
Arise. Shine. for Thy Light :tl
has Como" yVraker) S5533iSS gss
q Ofrartory &c Little Town OF Betf1le-
4 ilem,H Homer BartletD IS ss
Soprano solo. 1flss Susi e3 Warwick. gs
violin oblgato. Miss Florence r. tus.
''fIark. tho Glad II SOUND, the Saviour ,lf7 "
3$Sr Anti,cm,B"o Holy Night. ADAM. !S Is,
soprano solo, M lss Susie Yarwick .S8iss.
..I ~ Comes Upon the Midnight Clear, u
4 carol (R. BY illis).fB II
SS Postlude, organ and BRio in.S23 IA .5 l.S
j s$ Mrs. Robertson is director OF the choir.
u Mako THE GIRLS HAPPY.
s Presents from the Petersburg Lodge q
T5iks to the%little girls Of the Me thodist
Female Orphan Asylum were given TO-
cachschld this morning by Exnl tied r uler
II. II "A. Morrison and A. committee COM
4 posed OF Messrs. w !. Fl Poole, i8 WV.
81 Presson and Nv. . I3a us ut a he "a ElksN
SSI Home. rho CHI ldren welcomed the gem
Scrosity OF the Eiks with great delight.
,fI5 The5 Appomattox Com dcry. KNIGHTS
Il Tenpla (. st this gcit -. will n on Monday
d III noon, observe their honorcd tom of
drinking a. toast to The Eminent g rand
Master. III, honor held here $hy Mr. G Gorge
) NJ 1roulton. This Is n hristmns cnstor n
4 observed by all sKnIg hts Ten,plar.
fASPLEAsU RES. "a
Il with tho large number OF Chris tm nal
visitors and home Corners now In The city
mex week should sbe a gay 4 on NJ socially.
& The new german club Will give @i, It's first
Z Christmas german on Thursday night.
and preparations nre being made for one
OF the handsomest social functions Of that
kind that has ever been given n re-
Y rs AZ big crowd j 81 shonpe RS and 4 merry
Y makers were on the streets this after
4 noon, but a heavy rain cast a decided
damper on the usual christmas Eye y, cele-
sbrntions. M 81 !.
e 1fessrs. r. B. Crump, NJ. T Fisher and
v RI E. IIud gins, OF this city, who are In
the government employ in Washington.
& have returned home to spend the h olidayH.
81 Miss Kate Estelle Lewis, Of Pctersburg
and Mr.. dward Hugh Clayton of Ches-
terflcld county. were married last night
at the parsonage OF the Second Baptist
u Church. Rev. r. w Moore { performed
the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Will
j8itve Din N Tor folk.