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Evening journal., 1910-12-24
AT Trinity Church.

Services In Trinity Church OF
Christmas Day will be as follows
Holy Communion, at 7.3O a. M; morn
ing prayer. sermon and Holy Com
munion at IL a. m; Children's Sun
day School festival service at $50 o.
m, and evening prayer and sermon at
7.30 up. m.
All the services will be of festal
character, and the music will be ap-
propriate TO the occasion. The fol-
lowing selections have been made:
AT IL a. m. Stasford's Te Deum in
G; Tours Communion Service In c;
Anthems. christians Awake" by
Steane, and Ave Cerum, by Gounod.
At 7.45 p. m. Barnby's Magnihcai
and Nunc Dimittis in r; Anthems
sleep Holy Babe by Field. and
Calm on the Listening Ear of
Night" by Parker
The afternoon service will consist
chiefly of carols sung by the childrei
OF the Sunday School, and at the even
ing service there will also be caro-
singing by the choir and congrega.
ton.
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At East Lake.

Music for Christmas Sunday at East
lake NJ. l.. Church will be. Morning
Joy to the World" while Shepherds
Watched Their Flocks by Night" Sher-
burne.
Evening-Cantata, "The Angelic
Choir chorus. "Hark What Music
Fills the Air." baritone solo, There
Came Three Kings" alto recitative.
And There We're Shepherds; - chorus.
Good Tidings;' women's chorus,
And Suddenly There Was With the
Angels" quartette. Bethlehem" so
prano solo, "Mary's Manger Song; "
Chorus. Might All Nights Excelling; ("
male quartette, "All This Night nv
Heart Reioices:" soprano solo. Hall
the wondrous stranger" women's
chorus, "Hark! Harkl my Soul" +"
chorus, Hail 10 the Lords Anointed; :"
soloists, Bessie Jones, Violo Keene.
Mrs. Apsley, Flora Folsom, John A.
Smith. Organist, Myrtle Edmonds.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
Rodney Street Church.

The morning service at Rodney VIII
be at the usual hour, 10 O'clock The
subject Of the sermon will be THE
Alteration of the Wise Men, Preced-
ing the adult sermon, there will be a
short sermon TO the children. The SER
vices viii all be in keeping with the
Christmas season, so as TO make the
day truly celebration of Christs
birth. Special music viii be given by
the choir, as follows Morning, organ
prelude; March Triumphant, Calkin;
anthems. 20 Come all We Faithful" w.
Berwald: And There We're Shep-
herds" T. Flexington Harper; bari
tone solo, "Hark What Means These
Holy Voices G. y. Hawley; evening,
anthems, Arise. Shine, for Thy Light
is Come" f. c. Maker; Let US now go
Even Unto Bethlehem Ernest c. Win
chester; anthem, with violin obligato,
The Angels Message Lotus r..
Dressler. The subject OF the evening
sermon. to be given by the Rev. Chas.
l.. Candee. is THE Prince Of Peace"
The Christmas festival OF the Sabbath
School will be held on Thursday even
ing, December 20.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
Al SiIverbrook.

Following is tho Christmas Day pro-
gram at Silverbrook Church:
Morning-Organ prelude, offertory
in A fiat op. p No 1, Edward Batiste;
anthem. let us now go even unto
Bethlehem" II p Danks; hymn. No.
2; anthem. THE Wondrous story"
Carrie B. Adams; offertory. Antiphon
IN F. op "a No. 9. Edward Batiste /:
hymn. No 121; sermon, The Rev. W.
z. Greenfield. pastor Subject. "Tne
Worlds Best Gift" hymn, No. 1O7;
organ postlude. Allegro Appassionate
from the Fifth Organ Sonata, Alex.
Guilmant; Leader, A. f. Wilde: Or
ganist, J. Lempriere Hammond.
Evening Praise Service-Organ pre-
Jude, Scherzo. from the Fifth Organ
Sonata Alexandra Guilmant; coral.
Where the Glory Guides" Clarence
Kohlmann, anthem "Ihe Wondrous
Story" Carrie 3 Adams hymn. carol.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
At Inion.
At Union.
Christmas music at Union NJ. e
Church will be.

Ohrlstmas music at Union NJ ..
Church will be;
Organ voluntary, march, "Pontih-
cal, J. Lemmens; hymn. No. 112: an
them, Brightest and Best" H. G..
Stephens; prayer; anthem. GLORY
to God,' Auguste Rotote: offertory,
Because, in A." G. Dellbneck; an
them, Bethlehem" H. ~ Bartlett
hymn, No. 10: sermon by pastor.
anthem, Wake o Judean Land, J. l..
Hall; postlude, ID. Amour, E. Elgar.
At the evening service tho cantats,
"The Shepherd King" by J. l.. HAN,
will be sung. There will be a solo by
Miss Mary Taggart, a Deaconess OF
this city. Organist. w. p. johnson
leader, H. II. Mcdaniel.
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Richardson Park.

AT Richardson Park NJ e. Church
anthems will be sung at both the
morning and evening services. The
children also will present the Chri, t.
mas cantata, THE Nativity"
II. Gardner, chorister. and Mrs.
Kstheryn Stewart, organist Miss
Caroline Wright, Mrs Stewart, Mr..
Grubb and Mr.. Wintrup will be solo
lHfE.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
Swedish NJ. y. Church

There Will be a $50 a. m. service in
Swedish NJ E Church, when the pas
tor will preach an appropriate SER
mon. An Offering will be taken for
the benefit of the Swedish Seminary,
at Evanston, IN. In the evening the
Sunday Sschool will hold its con-
cert.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
IA Ashnrr.

The usual preaching services With
special music by the choir VIII be the
order az Asbury The Rev. 4. Afilton
Williams, the noted evangelist, OF Os-
kaloosa, iowa, and James V. Reid, Of
Indiana, a gospel singer, will begin a
series OF revival meetings in Ashury
Church on the first Sunday of the
new year.
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AZ NJ. Salem.

Mt. Salem will celebrate the Lords
birth on Sabbath morning and even
ing. An appropriate sermon in the
morning by the pastor will be sup
ported by two anthems by the choir,
namely: angels From the Realms
OF Glory by Mackell, and Hail,
Holy Morn by Hall, and by suitable
hymns from the church hymnal by all
the congregation. In the evening a
service unde' the auspices of the Ep-
worth League, largely Of song will
be conducted In the auditorium. The
choir will sing the two anthems,
Wake o Judean Land" by Hall, and
1T Came Upon the Midnight Clear"
by Judson. An appropriate address by
the Rev. Samuel Hamilton will be an
additional feature of interest Riddles
Memorial Chapel Sunday school will
celebrate Christmas Monday evening
with program we'll planned and we'll
rendered, as usual, Mt Salem Sunday
School will observe the anniversary
Thursday evening with her usual ex-
cellent preparation and rendering.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24

be celebrated with fitting exercises at
West Presbyterian Church tomorrow.
Special Christmas sermons music,
decorations and Sunday school exer-
cises will be features OF the day. The
pastor. the Rev. Alexander Alison, Jr.,
VIII have for his morning theme.
The Mystery of Godliness." and for
his evening topic. "The Life was the
Light of Mem The latter discourse
will set forth the illuminating influ-
ence Of the Christ among the chill
d-en Of men. For weeks the choir
under the leadership OF Professor J.
n. Clymer, with win NJ s. Brown 1T
the organ, has been rehearsing the
Christmas music and the programs
viii be unusually attractive. The
morning worship is at 1880, and The
evening popular meeting is at 7.30
AT 2 o'clock there will be Christmas
carols and cheer in the Sunday school
All departments will be in gala at
tire. Christmas trees being the order
in the juvenile grade. The Westmins-
ter women's and mems classes will
partake of the good cheer and vie
with one another for attendance hon
ors. The mems class, taught by the
pastor, meets in the church auditorium
with its own exercises and orchestra,
and accords a hearty welcome to men.
The theme Of the Christmas lesson
will be Christ and Men"
The Sunday school orchestra, under
the leadership of C. NJ Banks, will
entertain the school in it's senior and
adult departments on Friday evening,
December 80. Following are the
Christmas choir numbers: Morning
Anthem. Wake o Judean Land" Hall; ;
offertory, Hail. Holy Morn" Hall;
anthem, "Star Of the East" Miles.
Evening-Prelude, "Fantasie No H.
Battman; anthem. "Calm on the List
ening ear?" Brown; solo, "The Mes
sage of Peace" Dressler Miss Robb,
violin obligato; Miss Harmon; an
them. shepherds of Bethlehem" Jud-
son; carol, Sing Glory" Judson;
postlude, "Postlude in c." Battmann.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
At St Andrews.

At St Andrews Church, the SER
vices will be: Holy Communion, a.
mo full choir i'm attendance; morning
prayer, sermon and Holy Communion,
II o'clock; evening prayer and ad-
dress, 745. All persons confirmed
within the past ten Yeas are urged 10
attend the early service. The choir
Will be present There will be an
organ recital Immediately before
evening prayer, lasting twenty-five
minutes. The subject for the evening
sermon will be The Open Secret of
the C-uciiixion"
Christmas sunday at West Church.
The Festival of the incarnation will
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
CeniraI Preshrierian.

Music appropriate to the season of
Christmas-T Tide has been arranged for
Central Presbyterian Church tomor-
row. Following is the program for
the morning service:
1890 a. Morgan Prelude, Varia-
tions on an Old Christmas Carol Girls
on; anthem The Advent nuDenstcin;
offertory, solo, Rejoice Greatly o
Daughter of Zion, (From the Oratorio
of Messiah), Mendelssohn. Mrs. SmaI-
ley; anthem. solo, The People that
Walked in Darkness, Mendelssohn,
(From the Oratorio of Messiah). Mr.
Mason; organ postlude, Christmas
March, Guilmant The Sunday school
will hold its anniversary exercises IN
the evening.
The Rev. ]. II Crawford will oc-
cupy his pulpit tomorrow at Central
Presbyterian Church. AT 1890 o'clock
he will prea h an appropriate SER
mon on "A Christmas Message Tho
Sunday school will meet as usual at
noon, and besides the Bible teaching
viii rehearse their music FOR the
evening service. The anniversary OF
the Sunday school and Christmas Will
be observed at 7.S0 p. m. There will
be special Christmas music and re-
citations by the scholars and an ad-
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
At Brandywine.

The program Of services for Bran
DIVINE NJ. e. Church tomorrow is as
follows: 1890 a. m, sermon by tho
Rev p. l.. Hoffecker, superintendent
of Wilmington district: p. m, an
nual Christmas exercises by the Sun
day school; 7.SO D. m, sermon by
George p. Lewis. Jr, of the Moody
School Chicago. The following special
musical selection will be given Morn
ing-"l Will Praise Thee, Lord" " II.
p. Danks; prince of Peace" J. 3.
Herbert Evening-"Angels From .he
Realms Of Glory" L. o. Emerson ;
brightest and Best" H. G. Stevens.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
At Cookman.

The following Christmas anthems
will be sung at the evening SER
vice in Goodman NJ f. Church
Brightest and Best" by Stevens:
Awake o Waiting Earth" by Miles:
There Were Shepherds" by Miles"
The morning program will be: GLORY
to God in the Highest" by Briefly;
GLORY be to God in the Highest" by
Thompson.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
Al Harrlson slreei Chnrnh-

The anniversary Of the Lords birth
VIII be appropriately observed at Har-
risen Street Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow. An excellent
musical program is in prospect and
or Wyatt viii discuss Christmas
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
Cantata al Flrst Church.

The Sunday school Of First Presby-
terian Church will celebrate its
Christmas tomorrow evening with
the following program, and Christ
mas Cantata:
Overture, orchestra; opening
chorus. "On the Hills of Judah. :"
school; scripture lesson and prayer,
the Rev J. Ross Stonesifer; singing,
"The Little Lord Jesus" primary de-
partment; offering and orchestra Sc
lection; singing, THE Lord OF All, !"
school.
CantataZ"The Interrupted Pro
gram
List of Superintendent,
George F. Connell; Santa Claus, Nell
son McClees; Two Waits, Aldridge
Greenman, Vera Edwards; Boot Black,
Clarence Woolry; Sam, Bernard
Moody Jack Frost. Walter r. Seeley;
First Fairies and Queen, class Little
Pittie Pat Tots from Northland; Mer-
ry Christmas Bells, bell drill; bene-
diction by pastor; closing selection by
orchestra.
The pastors morning sermon sub
iect will be. The Message Of the
Angels" There will be special
music by the choir
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
OlIret Chnrch.

The pulpit OF UIlVet FresDy telIan
Church will be filled tomorrow by the
Rev. A. w. Davis On Wednesday even
ing the Sunday School will give its
Christmas entertainment. The pastor,
the Rev. J. C. Lane, who has been i'll
for several weeks, is rapidly recover
ing and expects to resume his work
on January l. The New Year will open
with series of Evangelistic services
beginning a week from tomorrow and
closing on January 10 with commu-
nion. In these services the pastor will
be assisted by The Presbyterial Evan
gelist the Rev. Joel 5. Gilfllan, d. d.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24

dress by A. l.. Turner of the Y. NJ
c. A. Mr.. Crawford, the minister,
"iii also speak 10 the school. The
Christian Endeavor Society will oms
their prayer meeting on account OF
the evening concert.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
Hanover Presbyterian Church.

At Hanover Church tomorrow morn
ing the pastor the Rev r. L. Judson
will speak upon 1.-The world at the
Coming of Christ" At the close of the
service there will be a special Christ
mas service by the Sunday school con-
sisting of songs and recitations.
The Christmas Endeavor service
will be held by Eli Trumbower of the
George Washington University. The
evening service will consist largely OF
Christmas music. The pastor will
speak upon The Word Since the Com
ing of Christ"
There will be no meeting of the
mems Bible class.
Services tomorrow in Fist United
Presbyterian Church conducted by the
pastor, the Rev. David NJ Cleland at
1890 a m and 7.45 p. m The morn
ing subject will be "The Worlds
Greatest Gift" evening, The Sixth
Word F.om the Cross"
AT the Church of the New Jerusalem
the Rev. George Henry Dole, pastor,
Christmas service will be held at 10.45
a. m. The children will Join in The
service. Sabbath school will be held
al 9.45 a. m.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
AZ NJ. Johns.

Bishop Kinsman Will ofhciate at St
Johns Episcopal Church in the even
ing The morning sermon will be by
the Rev. George G. Hall. Holy Com
union will be celebrated at 7.30 a. m.
Sunday School service will be held at
915 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
riphth street BaptIst.

The Rev H. G. Jones Will preach
both morning and evening sermons at
the Eighth Street Baptist Church on
Sunday. The morning services will be
held at 1890 O'Clock and the evening
at 7.30. Sunday School will be held at
. o'clock in the afternoon as usual.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24
East Lake Preshrteriau

AT Eastlake Presbyterian Church,
the Rev Henry Cunningham viii
preach in the morning on the sub
iect, The Christmas Theme I'm Pro-
phecy,' and in the evening on Some
Notes of the Angel Chorus There
will be Christmas praise service at
the same time. A closing year service
will be held in the church on Wed
nesday evening
The Sunday school of st. Luke's Re
formed Episcopal Church will hold
its Christmas entertainment In the
church on Friday evening, December
80. A special program of Christmas
music and recitations will be given.
Evening journal., 1910-12-24

Continued on Page Nine)
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1910-09-23
Street Fair Oct. 4.

Bellows Falls is not to be outdone by
others and is to have a fair. The date Is
Tuesday October T. 1t is to be known as
a street fair" and TO be spread all over
the business portion of the place. An
association has been formed for the pur-
pose of perfecting arrangements. John
c. Dennison is president James H. Will
board of directors consisting of A. II.
Fuller, II. f. OBrien, j. G. IIennessey,
II. II. Abbott and D. f. Pollard. About
$500 has been subscribed to defray eX-
penses. Speakers are being engaged.
The Bellows Falls Band is to be in SER
vice all day. Exhibits will occupy Union
and Banquet halls while the speaking
and public exercises will be held in the
opera house The chairman of the COM
mttee on entertainment Is r. L. O'Brien:
II. II. Abbott on the parade, j. c. Hen
Messy on exhibits and ID. +. Pollard and
4. II. Fuller on advertising.
An automobile parade in the morning,
to be participated in by all automobiles in
town handsomely decorated will start
from the square al 1885, with James f.
Keefe as chief marshal. In the parade
will be Company f, V. n. G., a number Of
floats put on by different business firms
a division of hOrribles, a show of fine
driving horses, dray horses and the Bel
lows Falls fire department in uniform.
Other features of the parade are being
perfected.
Exhibits of every imaginable variety
are to be made in the halls in the sample
room Of Hotel Windham and on vacant
lot on the island. Booths will be erected
in various places, and there will be cash
prizes to the aggregate of $500 or more
for the best exhibits Much enthusiasm
is being shown in the plans and various
parties are showing much ingenuity in
devising plans for exhibits and entertain
ment during the day. A continuous
vaudeville performance is to be given in
Union hall, to be absolutely free to all
A day of much fun and enjoyment is
looked forward to and a more complete
program will be given next week. The
idea has only recently been preached, but
it has seemed to strike a popular chord
and all are taking an active interest to
make 1t a success.
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state has been spending a few days at
y. X. Davis's.
Miss S. f. Daniels has left Hill View
for the season.
Cabot Daniels is entertaining Paul Pein
OF Jackman, Me
Senator f. NJ Butler Of Jamaica was
in town the first OF the week.
Mrs J. r. Capp OF Dorchester, Mass,
was a guest at ]. 3. Duncan's Sunday.
Miss H. W. Cove is entertaining Mrs.
William Greene and daughter Of Spring
field, this state.
The harvest supper at the Baptist yes
try Tuesday evening was well attended.
fine supper was served.
Mrs Susan Swart OF Schenectady, y. Y,
is visiting at the Whtcomb residence and
calling on friends In town.
The Congregational society will hold a
husking at a. NJ. COvey's Tuesday even
ing. Refreshments will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Mills of Rutland were at
+. b Stowels the first of the week.
! Walter Stowell returned with them.
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STATIONS RIVER.

Ethel billiard is working in the tele-
phone Office.
Don Cutler is working as clerk in F. s
F'uller's store.
c. o. Stone of Gardner. Mass, was in
town last week.
II. c. johnson and family visited in
Townshend Sunday.
Miss Florence Austin was home from
Marlboro. VT. over Sunday.
The boys of Vermont academy enjoyed
a corn roast Saturday evening.
Several from here attended the enter
tainment in Athens Friday evening.
Miss Laura Mllken is enjoying a va
cation from her duties in ]. c. Day 5
store.
James Hoja boon began work this week
in Robertson's paper mill in Bellows
Falls.
Mrs. Myra Kimball went Sept Is to
Chester to stay for a time with Mrs.
Lizzie Stearns.
Louis Blumenthal returned to Hanover,
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GRAFTON.
Kendall.walker Wedding.

A pretty wedding took place in the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs W. f.. l.. Walker Tues
day evening at o'clock, when their
oldest daughter, Annie May, was mar
ried to Dean Rand Kendall, son OF Mr..
and Mrs II r. Kendall Of Nashua, y. II.
The house was decorated with ferns
and asters. beautiful arch OF clemats
and asters, under which the ceremony
was performed, occupied one corner Of the
room. The bridal party entered to the
strains OF the bridal march from "Bo-
hengrin." played by Miss Mae Thompson.
The bride and her father were preceded
by Marie Walker as maid OF honor and
Margaret Gilbert as flower girl. The
bridegroom was accompanied by +. Lyme
Walker as best man. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Walter Cambridge Of
St Marks church in SOuthOoro, Mass.
the double ring service being used
The bride was dressed becomlngly in
white and carried white roses and wore
orange blossoms in her hair. The maid
OF honor was dressed in pink batiste and
carried pink asters.
After the ceremony an Informal recep-
tion was held and refreshments were
served. The wedding gifts We're numer-
Gus and consisted OF cutglass. china, sill
verware, linen. pictures checks, gold
pieces and furniture Late in the even
ing the band serenaded them and after a
strenuous half hour ut the hands OF their
irlenuS, IN WhlCh ropes, confetti ana the
music Of horns and bells figured, MIR. and
Mrs Kendall escaped in their automo-
| bile. After a short trip they will live at
6 Laurel avenue. Bellows Falls
The bride was active in social and
| church life and viii be missed by many
who wish her much happiness.
Among the Out-of-town guests were
| Mrs II f. Kendall Of Nashua, y. H.. Mr.
and Mrs F. L. Rand. Miss Gertrude Rand
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wright and
| Miss Florence Gammell OF Bellows
| Falls, Frank Wright Of Saxtons River.
Hon. John Barrett called on friends
! here Tuesday.
Miss Matte Goodnow Of Springfield. this
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N H.. this week to resume his studies
in Dartmouth college.
Miss Cordelia Frost of New York IS
visiting her father. c. S. Frost ~ this
place and relatives in Grafton.
Rally day will be observed by the B8p.
fist church Sunday Exercises vii, be
held in place of the regular Sunday
school services.
Fay Osgood was home the last 0f las.
week. going from here to New York ID
prepare for the automobile races flr the
Vanderbilt cup.
Only seven girls are attending school at
Vermont academy, Ethel billiard Helen
/ Spaulding, Margaret Lawson. Hazel Gale
Ethel Turcott of this place, and Ruth
Lake. who is taking a post graduate
| course, and Blanche Bacon of Bellows
| Falls.
! Miss Fannie Jane Dutton was married
! to Charles Henry lockwood Of Spring
| field. this state, Friday in the home VI
| the bride Rev. G.. F. Chaplin performing
| the ceremony. Mr.. Lockwood viii be re-
membered as a cook al Vermont academy
| several years ago.
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Mr.. BrYan's Bolt.

Mr. Bryan's act in boiling the Demo-
ocratic ticket in Nebraska is the lates.
contribution to the growing political con-
fusion. The cause of Mr.. Bryans re-
volt is the leadership of Mayor Dah,man
OF Omaha, the Democratic candidate for
governor This is cowboy Jim who,
only a brief two years ago, was one o.;
the most picturesque and earnest Bryan
shouters at the Denver convention.
1t will seem to many that in permitting
his preference for county option to sep
arate him from his party Mr. Bryan has
acted injudiciously. He is somewhat IN
the habit, however. of magnifying side
issues Boston Globe.
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and take some comfort. A man can't stand
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The world has a mania for favoring
those whom fortune favors.
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5onheur Club to Be Discontinued.
The Bonheur club. which has been a
popular institution of the village for the
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Big free for-all race for 5000 purse
will be feature of third day Of Valley fair