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Grace Church.

The following program OF Christmas
music, which viii be rendered in Grace
Episcopal Church. was furnished through
the courtesy Of DR.. W. H. o. McGehee
director:
Moning-Processlonal hymn. No. 20,
90 Come. All We Faithful" CAdeste
Fidcles) anthem, Angels From the
Realms Of Glory" QalD. Venite Good
son and Jones. in G; Gloria, Tours in F.:
TIE Deum. Dudley Buck. in minor:
Jubilate. Tours. in F: hymn 50. Shout
the Glad Tidings" CAvison); Gloria Tibl.
Tours. In r. hymn 56. Christians.
5S. "Oh. Little Town OF Bethlehem" (Red-
Awake" CF'uller): offertory. Sing, O
ner); posuude. "Festal Song CWesU.
Night-Processional hymn. ''Hark. the
Herald Angels Sing" (AIendelssohn) /;
Taylor. in r. anthem. Angels From the
Realms of Glory OHalD hymn 80. 1t
Cam. npon the Midnight Clear" CWillis);
offertory. The First Christmas Barn
by: recessionM. G.. -Hark. What Mean
Those Holy Voices2" (Geer), postlude.
"Al.eluia CDubOis).
Sopranos-Lisa Archer, Essa Archer.
Jean Berkeley, Esther Bryant, Nettie
Baird, Kate Bidgood. Mrs. Gaskins
Louise James. Carrie Lay. Mary Lathrop,
Virginia Mason. Ida Mason, Lizzie Nc
Creery, Mrs. McCabe. Lou Reid, Grace
Rholeder. Helen Smith and Anne Werth.
Altos-Mrs. Christian Clark. Mary
Greener. Lizzie Harvey. Mrs. Selden
Wake
Tenors-R Robert Lewis. Alex. Neal Al
sic Turner.
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Methodist
Centenary.

Musical program for Centenary Church
on Sunday. December 23d. is as follows:
Morning serv1ce-OTgan, Christmas
onertory" (Ferrata): anthem, Christians,
Awake" CWarren); Onertory, Calm on
the Listening Ear of Night" (Schnecker);
anthem, There were Shepherds" DUDLEY
Buck); postlUde. "TOccata in d. q. 5.
Bach)
Evening servIce-Organ. suite in D.
q. :. Bach; anthem. brightest and
Best" (schnecker); response. "Cantique
Noel" (Adam): offertory solo. in Ola
Judea" (GeibeD; anthem, 'Harki What
Mean Those Holy Voices?" (GilchrisD .
postlue, "Hallelujah Chorus from Mes
siah" (HandeD.
Choir-Soprano Soloist, Mrs. John A.
Murphy Sopranos-Mrs. A c. Diggs. Mrs.
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SOM; offertory. Behold, Bring You Glad
iicings' tDanks); hymn So 1t Came
lpon the Midnight Clear CWillis) /:
Sanctus' CTuckerman). communion
hymn ZzS And Now. . Father (MOnD /;
Gloria IN E,Xceisis" (Anon). occasional
hymn so. Angels From tho Realms"
tSnrrD; organ postiudc. Shout the Glad
Iidings' tTranscription)
EN"ning Service. December 30. 1906
professional. hymn a.. while Shepherds
watched tAdams). Gloria" tTozerl :
"Cantate Domino" tCorbin): "Benedic
Anirna Men" fJacobsj: hymn "Hark
What Means" (AnOnJ. onertory. while
shepherds Watched" 6Hcrbort): hymn 81.
Little Town Of Bethlehem (Kednor) :
organ postude. Joy 10 the World"
characterization
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St. Paul's.

One OF the features Of tho music IN
ST. Paul's Episcopal Church Christmas
viii be the singing OF Miss Frances
West. the leading soprano. who has
achieved success both ia this. her home
city. and New York where she studied
under the Browns. The following is the
program Of Christmas music:
Professional hymn s. Christians.
Awake" ODr. CarmichaeD; Venite Jacob
Reinhardu; Gloria Patri Jacob Rein
hardU; TIE Deum. in 4 u. Aiendelssohn)
Jubilate, IN A (Rogers): hymn 81, "Hark
tire Herald Angels Sing. Kqrle Men
delssohn); Gloria Tibi (Tours): hymn 81.
1t Came Upon the Midnight Clear
Dykes; offertory. Behold I Bring You
Glad TidinEs" (Coombs): ofyertory sen
tence Holy Offerings Rich and Rare ;
occasional, 20 Come. AL Ye Faithful"
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Holy Comforter.

The following program Will be rendered
at tho Church OF the Holy Comforter on
Christmas Day. December 18th:
Professional hymn. 40. &C.. "Venite''
(Sldds in ID; Gloria Patri' (Brideevater
in A, TIE Deum' tWarren ln o.: "Jubi-
late fCorDin in F.. hymn 80. 81. "IIark
TIE Herald Angels Sing Gloria Tibr'
Paxton In e.. hymn So. 5s go. Little
Town of Bethlehem. on-rtory. The
First Christmas" 1Barnby IN o.: Sane
fus. No. z)l. communion hymn. No 22s
Here. Ny Lord. Gloria in Eccelsis''
Dld chant, occasional hymn, No 49,
Come All V Faithful"
Tie above win Doe repeated on the sun
day Following Christmas. At the evening
service. tho following program will b.
rendered. Professional hymn. 10. 500
Joy Fills our Utmost Hearts To-Day:
Gloria Patri' (Sudds IA d.: "Cantate Do
mino 'bridgewater IN A. Deus Nfisera-
tus' CBridgewater in A: hymn. 40 So.
TT Came Upon Midnight Clear. offer
tory. The First Christmas. CBarnby IN
o.. hcnedicton hymn. 80. e. 20. Little
Town u Bethlehem. occasional hymn.
80 IS AL Ny Heart This Night Re
jolrcs."
Tile choir is composed Of twenty-eight
voices. Choirmaster and Organist. Rich
ard G.. Salisbury.
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NJ S. Cline, Mrs. J. L. simmons, Mrs.
J. C. Blasingame, Miss Ollie Bell Har-
wood, Miss Bessie Wilson. Miss Inez
King, MISS Grace Clark. Miss Louise
Word. Miss Celeste Weiseger, Miss Fan
ME Webb, Miss Louise Richardson
Tenors-W. s. Freeman, William Q. West
DR. J. c. Blasingame, Mr.. Jewett. s. p
townsend. 7. l. Davis. Walter Young
Adam GoOlsby. Altos-Mrs James Warren
Miss George c. West, Miss Lyle King,
Miss Mary Webb, Mrs g. z. Townsend
Bassos-Mr. N. S. Cline, Mr.. Nal
colin Hough. Mr.. Wilbur Hough. Mr.. Irby
Morton. Mr.. Fenton McBain. Mr. George
X Lemon Mr.. Donbrick. Organist and
Director. Shepherd Webb.
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| Manchester
Central Methodist.

Christmas music at Central NJ T..
Church. Manchester. will be rendered
Sunday. December I'D, as follows.
Morning service. II O'clOck-Organ pre-
mde. Jerusalem" Parker-Keach)i vol
untary. Christians Awakel Salute tho
Happy Morn" (Fuucr); hymn No. lO7.
Antioch (HandeD. response Gloria
in E,Ncelsis." On a Nat CBuck): Gloria
Patri (GreatoreN): offertory. The First
Christmas CBarnby); hymn No. 1OS
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Sunday. No service viii be held on Christ
mas D0v. Program:
Morning Service-Doxology; anthem
Nazareth (Gounod): hymn (selected)
hymn (selected): onertory. Behold! I
Bring You Good Tidings" (Stainer); hymn
(selected).
Evening Seryice-DoXology: anthem.
Sing, o Heavens CGoss): hymn (se-
leEed); hymn (selected offertory Be
hold! Bring You Good Tidings" (GeibeD /;
hymn (selected).
The Choir: Sopranos-Mrs. w II. O.
McGehee, Mrs. Arthur Robertson. Mrs
Alexander Forester. MIS- Howard Muck
OILS. Misses Jean and Reta Fraser, Isabel
Pendleton Beulah Robins. Olive Gibson,
Virginia Binford. Corinne Norment Elsie
Wright Edith White. Ida Beveridge
Linda Beveridge. julia Yeager Pearl Clay
ton. AltOs-Misses Adele Ogilvie. Minnie
Gibbs, Mrs Hamlet. TenOrs-Mr. Alex
ander Forester Arthur Robertson, T. W
Hooper. Jr., Widgen and Sigmund. Bassos
-Messrs c. c. Clifton George Fitzgerald.
LAndon Poynter. Harris. Hughes, Walden
and Conner. Organist and director. w. II.
Q. Mc(fehee
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Second Church.

At the Second Presbyterian Church the
Christmas program will be rendered Sun
day morning. December 3D. as follows:
Prelude. March from FeramOrs ruben
stein; anthem. Rejoice Jerusalem and
Sing (Nevin); doxology; hymn. When
Marshaled on the Nightly Plain" Barn
by; Scripture reading; hymn. "Hark.
the Herald Angels Sing CA1endelssohnl :
offertory, Adore and Be Still" (Gounod) :
sermon; hymn. Songs OF Praise the
Angels Sang Crench Melody: organ
postlude. 'Credo,' from Mass in p fiat
(Farmer)
Evening service-Prelude, 'Pastorale &"
in d (st. Clair; anthem. Arise. Shine,
for Thy Light IS Come" CBuch; d0xoI-
ogy; hymn, 10y 20 tia World the lord
IS Come" HandeD: Scripture reading:
hymn. angel Voices Ever Singing (SuI-
livan); onertory, "Sing. o Heavens"
CTours); sermon; hymn. God, Ny Sup
porter and Ny Hope" CIason): organ
postlude, "Hallelujah Chorus" from
Mount Of Olives'' Beethoven.
MEMBERS OF CHOIR
Soprano-Mrs. Montross Graham: Alto
Miss Mary Lindsay: Tenor-AIr. Georr.
y. Morgan; Basso--Mr. Austin W. Ma
tenstein. Organist and director-Aiiss
Mary Willie SmoOt
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Catholic
ST. Peters.

81. Peters.
Music AT St. Peters Church. al o.cloc,,
A ~. Christmas Day. will be as follows.
Professional. Magnificat. by r. MARI.
tenor solo ana male chorus. orer;ory:
christmas hymn, "Adestis Fidels". bari
tone solo and chorus. occasional. GLORY
20 God baritone solo and chorus: Aiissa
Dc Angels (Gregorian). soloists. Mr.. G.
A. Canepa. Mr. A. Morrissey Mr.. Sauer-
valid. Mr.. Burns; chorus, Messrs. Burns.
Ialley. Tucker, Philips. Bashon. Kahn.
snea. CaneDa. Morrissey, Sauerwald. New
hlser. organist and director. Miss Nina
vs.. Randolph.
St. Patrick's.
Tho Following program will be rendered
at 81 Fatricks Church Christmas at s
4. NJ
'Adeste Fidelis." C1ovello): mass in
honor ST. Augustine (PirD: silent
Night" carol; There were Shepherds
fMacdougalD. Members in choir: Messrs.
". +. Mahoney. Thomas r. Ryan. George
n. Parater. L. r Meagher, L NJ. More
cock, William II. Ahern. J. Byron. K. A.
Nell; organist. Miss Mcsweeney.
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Episcopal
All Saints

All SAINTS
Tile program ~ music u be sung on
Chriatmas Day at ID A. NJ az All Saints
protestant Episcopal Church follows:
Professional hymn. 40. az. 80. Come
All Y Faithful"
Nenlte ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Plain Chant
Gloria Patri.....-.......-Co Cosby. Boz J. Flat
T. bcIul.. .--..-....---- Calkin 10 O
Junilafc .-.-....-----.-- Parker. en- L
Hymn. 30. Shout the Glad Tidings
Gloria Tlhi ....-... .....-. .----. Cosby. in j.
Hymn. 40. g. go. Little Town OF
Bethlehem"
Onertorv. ......."O. Holy Night" adam
Onertory sentenoe-....--...-.-Pl Plain Chant
Communion Service.
Eauctus. ln C.-.-............-........ Taylor
Hymn. 30. 215..-.-. Bread 81 the world"
Gloria in ENrolsis- --.------. Old Chant
Occasional Hymu. "Iiark. tho Herald
Angels Sing d"
Tho choir of this church IS composed Of
boys and mon. as follows
Masters Edgar Andrews. Theron Brown
Neaic Chaplin. John Greene. George Hun
tor. FLOYD Huxter. Frank Kuyk Good
win kuyk. Mason Lumsden. Willie Lums-
cen. Archie LYLE. Carlton Modat. Mat
thew Peasants. Foster Powell Horace
Powell. Robert Pohle Holt Page. George
Stutz Raymond Smith. Stuart Taylor.
Harvey Turner. Lynw0od Vincent. Willie
90 ~
John NomDie. POWELL iiiiams' keid
- .o,r,.. 49, ,,-,.,,--na,-
TENOR, Messrs. sam Phillips Charles
OEork. William +. Duncanson.
Bassi. Aessrs. James NcBain. Ernest
Kendler. Lindsay Bowen. Stuart Rag
land.
oreanist and cAoirmaster, Mr. Ernest
Il Cosby.
81 Tohn's
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Broad Street.

Christmas music at Broad Street Metho-
list Church will be follows:
Morning Service-OrRan prelude; volun-
tary. Sing Aileluia Forth" CBuck): hymn,
Shout the Glad Tidings" creed preyer;
sentence, In the Fielu with Their Y7locks
Abiding" tChOpe); psalms, Gloria CVog-
rioh)i Scripture reading: offertory. Come
Near, Ye Nations CWatson): doxoIogy;
hymn, 20 Little Town OF Bethlehem;
sermon; hymn. Angels From the
Realms OF Glory; pOsuude.
Evening Service-Organ prelude: volun-
tary, Come Near. Ye Nations CNat-
SOM; hymn. 'Hark. the Herald Angels
Sing; creed: prayer; sentence. silent
Night, Holy Night; psalms Gloria"
Wogrich); Scripture reading; offertory,
'Hark! What Celestial Sounds" CPerkins) (.
dOxOlogy: hymn, Brightest and Best OF
the Sons Of the Morning: sermon; hymn.
1T Came Upon Midnight Clear: post
lude
The choir consists Of the following:
Sopranos. Miss Reca Hutcheson, Mrs. z.
NJ. Smithdeal, Miss fernando Warren,
Mrs. Helen Penser. Miss Julia Warren.
Mrs. Clark. Miss Cecil Brown; alto. Miss
Julia Henning: tenors. W. W. Brock. W.
+. Henning. J II. Johnson. bassos. J. +
wingneld. J. T. Bagby; director. J. 4.
Johnson; organist Miss Alma Cosby.
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good, George Tucker. Woodson Vvaddv.
director rofessor w. H. O. McGehee.
Organist-Ray mon =. Ilsrbtner
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Barton Heights.

The Christmas music at the Barton
Heights Methodist Church will be rem
dered by the choir, which will be as
sisted by n quartet from Richmond. the
Sunday after Christmas. instead OF the
Sunday before. Tho music to be sung
is as follows:
II A. Involuntary. "Glory TO God IN
the Highest (E- L. Cranmer); ofrertory,
Magnify His Name" (E. L. Cranmer);
=. Involuntary. GLORY be to God
IN the Highest" Creamery; offertory.
calm on the IAst'ning Ear of Night
Creamery; response. 80 Little Town OF
Bethlehem" CNevin).
The personnel OF the choir IS as follows:
Sopranos-Mrs. J. r. Harding and Mrs
w A. Lightner. Misses Beula Robins
Hattie and Efie Wright, Bertha Hard
ing. Gladys Martenstein ard Ollie Wat
kins.
Contraltos-Adiss Lyle King and Mrs.
W L Stockton.
Tenors-Messrs. John c. Day, w. T.
Wright and Fred S. Jones. Jr.
Bassos-Messrs. Irby Morton. w T.
Stockton. John r. Harding S. 2. Jones
and F. S. Jones.
Director-F. :. Jones.
Organist and assistant director-Fred
s. Jones. Jr.
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Grove-Avenue.

Christmas music Will be rendered at
Groe Avenue Baptist Church on sunday
December Sd, and repeated on the follow
ing Sunday. II is as follows:
Prelude Priests March from Alfalfa;
doxology. hymn. No. les. Hank. the Her
aid Angels Sing anthem. 20 Rejoice in
the Lord" CCorbin in e.; hymn. No. 164.
las With Gladness. Men OF Old. offer
tory. The First Christmas" (Barnby in
@: hymn. No. 16S. 20 Little Town Of
Bethlehem, postlude. March Majestic, by
Lehman.
Evening services-Frcludc. "Hallelujah
Chorus" from THE Messiah by Handel;
doxology: hymn. 40. loo. 'Hark,
the Herald Angels Sing: anthem. My
Soul Doth Magnify the Lord CTours in
F.: hymn. No. 164. AS With Gladness
Men OF Old"; solo. In Old Judea."
(Geibel IN r: offertory, The First
Christmas" CBarnby in @; hymn, No.
los. 20 Little Town OF Bethlehem"
The choir has recently been reorganized
under the direction Of Mr.. r. g. SANS
bury. and is based on a splendid quartet
supported by a large chorus. Miss Lii
Ian Harris IS organist.
Church consists OF Miss Julia Lynch, So
Mr.. T. L. Thomas, tenor; Mr.. c. Cobean,
bass.
This quartet IS also supported by a
large chorus. Miss Julia Lynch. who for
many years was one Of the most promi-
nent vocalists of the city, has not been
singing for some years past, and the
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ST. Mary's.

Elaborate preparations are making al
81 Marys Church to celebrate the great
least or Christmas IN a manner worthy
or the anniversary Of Christ's birth. The
church. always neat and attractive. will
put on special festive attire. The mar
Die affairs viii De decorated with roses.
FERNS, palms and chrysanthemumE
BLENDED With these will shine forth num-
berless Pickering candles. representing
Christ. the Light Of the world
The solemn high mass will be read ct
. A. n The Rev. Father Edward. pas
tor OF tho church. VIII be TIE ceiebrant
assisted by the Rev. Fathers Albert and
Charles. as deacon and subdeacon. re-
specuvely.
twenty-five sanctuary boys. with Mr.
Frank Bachlng as master OF cerern onIec.
VIII serve before the altar.
a special feature Of this mass will be
the first holy communion Of six con
verts. VINO VIII be baptized on the vigil
Of Christmas.
The high mass will De rendered BY St
Mary's male choir. The choir will sing
Sorin's Mass in four voices
The offertory, 'Adeste FIdeles." will
BE- sung in solo. duet and chorus.
The members Of St. Mary's male choir
are Messrs. James McEvoy. Julius Gras-
berger Charles Guardewein. Frank Nor
risey, James HOllOran. Alexander Kron-
itsky. John Vincent George Bialkowski.
Leo Alderman. Edward Angst, Ignatius
Gerring. Henry Overman ". J. Nolte,
Lawrence Grasberger. William AngA L
Sylvester Kustener. Charles Bialkowssi.
Fred Angst. Fred Wittkamp. Anthony
Angst. Joe Overman and James She'd.
Miss LoeIa McEvoy VIII preside at the
organ. Rev. r. Charles is director OF
the choir
At 9 O'Clock the Junior choir will sing
hymns appropriate 70 the occasion.
q. Gr-f, nH a TnrHI +. Nan
be sung by the junior choir. The music
chosen for the late service is Mattheld S
Mass. written IN two voices. The singers
are the Misses Agnes Hatke. Rosa Slew
ers, Blanche Gerring. Edith Hatke. Liz
zie' Herker. Agnes Holzgrefe. Agnes
Weyand, Gussie 10th. Christine Meyer
and Marie Metzger
Benediction OF the Blessed Sacrament
after late mass Will close the Christmas
service
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baptist
First.

The choir OF tho First Baptist Church
is better than 1t has been for years, and
renders music Of high order every sun
day On the Sunday before Christmas the
music will be especially fine and appro-
pirate to the season.
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Presbyterian
First Church.

Christmas music viii be sung Sunday,
Docennber 23d. and repeated the following
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Epiphany.

The Christmas music at Epiphany Dps
copal Church. IN Barton Heights, will
Doc as follows.
Professional Hymn. No. a.
Nenite, No. 0.-.........-...-.. Mendelssohn
Gloria ---....- .......-... .....-.-.. Kettle
Ie beuin--.-.-...... -...-..-.-... stephens
Jubiiate. -.--....-.......C orbin. in + Flat
Hymn. No. 60.
Il7tia llul.--.--.-.. ..---..--.--..--- Paxton
Hymn. 80. CO.
Onertory-- 20. Little Town Of Bethlehem"
occasional -.-.--......-..- Hymn No Il
LIST OF CHOIR
Sopranos-Miss Bertha Knapp, Mrs. o.
r. kuyk, Mrs Kinsoiving. Mrs Dabney.
Miss Bessie Moss; Miss Mildred Clarke.
Mrs. Whltehurst Miss Grace Chamber
layue
Aitos-Mrs. Mooers. Miss Airy Pettus,
Miss Marguerite Willis
Bassos-Mr. James Redd. Mr.. Beck
ham.
Tenor-Mr. ". I. Kinsolving
Organist-M.ss Alma Saunders.
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Union Station.

Christmas music at Union Station Meth
Odist Church on Sunday. December Sd.
will b 80 follows:
Il A. Involuntary. ARISE. Shine. For
Thy Light Has Come CchoiD; hymn:
prayer: sentence. The Angels Song
Choir: Scripture lesson: offertory. The
Babe Divine" CHOIR; hymn; sermon. Rev.
r. NJ Maxey; selection. GLORY 10 God
in the Highest CHOIR; hymn; postiude.
organ.
s p. Involuntary, GLORY to God. Most
High" Choir: hymn; prayer sentence.
Lest We Forget Choir; Scripture les
son: offertory. Behold 7 Bring You
Glad Tidings" Choir: hymn; sermon.
Rev. r. NJ. MaXey: hymn; postlude organ.
Soprano-Misses NJ. Sue Hogan. Jennie
Peay. Louise Kelly. Lizzie Hare:
Mesdames W. J. Heckler. c. L. Hughes.
G. r Smethie.
Contralto-NIisses Carrie Tyler. Sadie
Wakefield Mrs. Norveli Ford.
Tenor-F r. Holland, J. y. I.aughlin
Basso-R W. smethie. Jesse Patterson.
and c.. L. Ford.
Organist-W. Reginald Walker.
St. Janes's.
Christmas music VII! he rendered at st.
James's Methodist Church. as follows:
MOrning-"G Glory to God in the Highest
christmas anthem. Beirlcy) hymn III.
'Hark the Herald Angels sing" Men
delssohn); prelude TO Pray err IorenD;
oHertory The Birthday OF a King
CNeidlinger); hymn 1l5. while Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks'; hymn 125. ITO
Thee, 0 Jesus, the Day OF Thy Birth
Evening-Hymn, No. 1O7. Joy to the
World" QaandeD; anthem. silent Night" /;
offertory. "Hark the Glad Sound"
Oanks); hymn lib, angels from the
Realm OF Glory (SmarD; hymn ia
Brightest and Best OF the Sons Of the
Morning Harding).
Choir Memberships. A. y. King. Mrs.
". Il. Leidy. sopranos; Mrs. l. T Dad
nun. alto; Mr.. +. W. Evans. Mr.. T. p.
Bickers. tenors; Mr.. A. n. King bass: b.
G. peasants. organist.
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-12
RICHMOND MARKETS
GREENS THE POPULAR SPRING
TIME DIsH-HoME GROWN VA
RIETY NOW ON SALE.

Greens, one of the favorite dishes
of Richmond and Wayne County peo-
pie, are beginning to put In an APP
pearance In the local market. These
green's are home grown and the first
of the home grown vegetables to ar
rive. Greens hunting which takes a
goodly part OF the time of many peo'
pie in the spring, Is now on in earn
est. Some cultivated spinach and mus
tard are grown in this section of Indi-
ana, but on the whole greens OF any
variety have never occupied much of
the attention of market gardeners.
Cultivated green's can, with proper
care, be obtained several weeks be-
fore the earliest spring-grown vegeta-
bles. Different varieties appear at a
time when people are tired of vege-
tables they have been eating all win
ter. The novelty naturally appeals TO
the public, and it is owing to this,
perhaps, more than to any other
thing. that green's have become a
spring dish.
In the hot summer months there
are few varieties of green's that can
be obtained, for instance, baselia and
some KINGS of spinach. In the autumn
mustard, spinach. witloof and other
varieties are to be had and in the
winter mustard, kale and southern
spinach, are used. These, however
are but a few of the great number of
different kinds of green's, practically
all the rest being used only in the
spring. -
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-12
CINCINNATI MARKETS
CATTLE MARKET CHECKS UP AS
A RESULT OF THE RECENT
SLUMP IN THE PRICES.
Publishers Press1

Cincinnati, April 11-Receipts, Cat
tie LAG; hogs, 2,SS1; Sheep AZ.
Cattle-Checked by the recent
slump in prices the movement in cat
tie has checked up some, and the run
today was a relatively light one for
Wednesday, that giving the demand
a chance to catch up and the yards
were better cleaned up than for some
time. Heavy steers: Choice to extra
$5W5.40, fair to good $425@4.90. Ok
en-. 50. 5O@4.5O. Butcher steers: Extra
S505.25, good to choice S4.25@4.S5;
common to fair S3.25@4.15. Heifers:
Extra s4.60@4.75, good to choice SAG
4.40, common to fair s2.75@3.S5. Cows
Extra $4.1O64.25, good to choice 1925
ga, common to fair s1.25@3 Is, can
ners S1.25@2.50, stockers and feeders
$2.5094.65, dairy cows $2.75@4, ex-
ira s4.1O@4.25.
Bulls-Receipts light; good bologna
firm; other grades steady. Thin and
light s2.5O@3.40, bologna S3.5G@4, ex-
ira $40. fat bulls $3.7544.25.
Calves-Market active and prices
strong 25@50c higher. Common and
large $3G $50, fair to good light $3.50
@675, extra 81.
Hogs-A comparative light run of
hogs arrived today for this time in
the week Good packers and butchers
$685. 1850, mixed packers $1,000
6.55, common to choice heavy fat
sows s5M6, extra $610, stays S4m4.75
light shippers s5.9O@63O, pigs 10
lbs and less s5@5.S5.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts only
fair. Good fat sheep and wool lambs
about steady: spring lambs lower and
dull. Sheep $3.5O05.75. wool lambs
$4.50d7. clipped $4.50@5.25, spring
lambs $7.50m11.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-12
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