Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-24

ness, StatOn Anthem, We Have Seen His Star in the East, Simper Organ postlude, March in c,
 Charles Wakefield Cadman H. l.. Warrington, organist and choir director.
 Park Congregational Church.
 10.30 a. m. Organ, Fantasia on Sicilian Hymn,
 Lux Carol, In the Fields With Their Anthem ai0Shs 4eo'pg' het Us Now Go, Even Y HsS' Unto Bethlehem, Steane Slumber Song from Christmas Ora torio. Bach Anthem. It Came Upon the Mid night Clear, H. W. Parker Organ, Finale in D, Lemmens Organ. March of the Magi, Dubois Anthem, Brightest and Best, Hyatt Carol Holy Night, Barnby organ, March from Third Syhphony,
 WidoI G. A. Kies, organist and choir direc- TaftviIIe Congregational Church.
 Morning. Prelude, Holy Night,
 Violin and organ. Call to worship. Anthem, Unto Us a Child is Born,
 Caleb SimpeT Gloria
 Responsive reading. Response. Hymn.
 Scripture reading. Prayer. Anthem, Shout the Glad Tidings,
 P. A. Schneider Offertory. solo with violin obligato. The Heralds of Heaven,
 P. 4. Schneider Hymn. Sermon. Hymn. BenedictiOn. Organ postlude.
 Trinity Episcopal Church. Morning Service--40.45 a. m. Venfte, Plain Chant Te Deum, Spross Benedictus, NeViI Ofertory, o Holy Night, Peaceful Night, Hawley Eucharist service Nevir Kyrie, Gloria Tibi, Sanctus. Benedic- tus, Qui Venite, Agnus Dei, Gloria ir Fxcelsis.
 Caroline H. Thompson, organist and choir director.
 Grace Episcopal Church. Yantic.
 Morning. Prelude. Postal March. KroegeI Process, Hymn 49. Venite 21. Te Deum in c, GOOlC Jubilate in F, 3. Tours Introit, Hymn 51. Gloria Tibi, Pleyels Hymn 56. Offertory. Star of the Orient, Shelley Sanctus, Garrett Communion, 225. Gloria In ExcelsiS, 43S. Nunc Dimittis. Clemens RecessionaI, Hymn 60 Postlude, Ala Marcia in D, Hackett NJ A. BOlande, organist.
 First Universalist Church.
 Morning. Opening sentence or call to worship Anthem, There Were Shepherds,
 J. Edgar Birch Responsive service in Gloria Patrt. Prayer. Response by choir Scripture. Anthem, A Quiet Night. Neidlinger Ofertory solo, The New Born King,
 LES poir
 Miss Maud Baker. Sermon, The Meaning of Christmas. Hymn.
 The choir includes Mrs. Cora Belle Beebe, Miss Maude Baker, Byron Ma thieu, Charles w. Parsons. Miss Car rie E. Champlin, organist and leader Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. Morning service-1O.9O a. m. Prelude. Nazareth, Gounod Hymn, Hark, the Herald Angefs.
 Mendelssohn Anthem. The Babe of Bethlehem, Quartette, assisted by Mrs. Reuben Potter and violin obligato by Miss Minnie Townsend Offertory solo, The Sign of Promise.
 Heartz
 Mrs. CroweIl Anthem, Christmas Carol P. Stair Hymn. There's d Song in the Air, Tenor solo, The Angels Refrain,
 Adam Geibel
 MT. Bailey. Hymn, Joy to the World. Watts Postlude, Christmas Pastorale, Merlzel Afternoon Service-5 D. m. Sunday school Christmas concert. au- dience room. Prelude, March of the Magi Kings. Anthem, Star of the East, Wilson ,Quartette with violin obligato. Anthem, Christmas Night, A. Adam
 Vested choir. Anthem, Christmas Bells, Cantor
 Vested choir. Exercises, speaking and singing by the school Po6tlude in F. Whitney Miss Alice Woodward organfst and choir director.
 Broadway Congregational Church. MORNING SERVICE. 10.3O A. NJ. Carol-Christ is Born Sweeting Anthem-Caln on the Listening Ear of Night. Mannev Offertory-Jesus Thou the Virgin Born,
 Won Hoist Anthem-The Grace of God, Andrews AFTERNOON, 3 P. M. The annual Christmas service for the Sunday school: Anthem-Glory to God. Lee Children Hear Me.
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 Organist and Choir Master. CreeneVille Congregational Church. MORNING SERVICE, 1N.3O A. M. Voluntary-Chorus of Angles.
 ScOtson Clark Anthenl-Hosanna.
 McCauley- -Doane Gabrell Offertory-FIail the Wondrous Strang- Postlude. Edward Dapiste
 EVENING, 7.3O P. M. Voluntary-Hommage a Mendelssohn.
 J. Dapiste Calkin Anthem-O Little Town of Bethlehem,
 Phillips Brooks Postlude Stearns MISS ELIZABETH GROVE.
 Choir Director. In St. Mary's R. c. Church. High Masses at 5.30 and 1920 A. NJ Asterges, Gres-pria T