St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-12-20

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holidays.
CHRISTMAS MUSIC.
Programs to be Carried Out at the
Different st. Johnsbury Churches.
Most of the St. Johnsbury church
es are planning for special music at
the services next Sunday to observe
the great feast of Christmas. At ST.
Andrews church the Christmas mu-
sic will be given the Sunday follow
ing, December 81, and at the two
Roman Catholic churches the special
services are on the day itself.
At Notre Dame Church.
Elaborate ceremonies will take
place at Notre Dame. The celebrant
will be assisted by two priests, as
deacon and sub-deacon. Night SER
vices will commence at 11.45 p. m.
A mixed choir under the direction of
DR.. c. A Provost will render the
singing at this service, and DR..
Drouin will preside at the organ.
The following program has been ar
ranged:
Minuit Chretiens, Adam
Solo, Dr. Bachand.
Kyrie Eielson, Messe de Ste. Therese,
La Hache
Gloria in Excelsis, Second Mass,
Cams
Credo, Second Mass, Cams
Offertory, Pastorale from Oratorio
de Noel, Lambillotte
Double Quartet
Sanctus, Second Mass, Cams
Agnus Del, Messe de Ste. Therese,
La Hache
Dams cette Etable, Vieux Noel
Bergers, Vieux Noel
Boys Quartet
Ca Bergers, Vieux Noel
High Mass will be sung at 1880
a. M, during which pupils from the
convent will render Rosewig's Mass.
The school children will also render
old Christmas hymns. Solemn ben
ediction will take place at 7.30 p.
NJ and a special program will be CIV
en- as follows:
Entree, Jesus de Nazareth, solo,
Gounod
Ave Verum, trio, Mozart
Pastorale, Double Quartet,
Lambillotte
Ave Maria, Soprano solo, Gounod
Miss Lavigne
Benedictus, Trio and Choir, Cams
Cor Jesu, Gregorian
Tantum Ergo, Choir, Rossi
Laudate Dominum, Choir,
Lambillotte
sortie, Triumpha1 Chorus, Organ
GuiImant
At the South Church.
At the South church on Sunday
morning the regular quartet will
give the Christmas cantata by
Adams, 'The Holy Child At the
vesper service in the afternoon the
Sunday school will give a concert
and the quartet will render two an
thems: ''While Shepherds Watched
Their Flocks by Night" by Rogers,
and @'The People that Walked in
Darkness by Smart.
At the North Church.
On Sunday morning at the North
church a chorus choir of L 5 voices
will render the cantata "Bethle-
hem" by J. H. Maunder at the regu-
lar morning worship. The usual
concert by the Sunday school to-
gether with the distribution of
books to those regularly attending
morning worship, will occur at 4.30
i Sunday afternoon. The chorus choir
will be made up as follows: Sopran-
os, Mrs Peters, Miss Blodgett, Miss
Morrison, Miss Woods; contraltos,
Mrs. Brooks, Mrs. w. E. Blodgett,
Mrs. Flint; tenors, B. C. Peters, H.
N Wood, A. r. Brooks, Noel Noyes;
BASES, F. H. Brooks, E. r. Mackay,
w. G. Cleveland, r. H. Ross. Mr..
i Hill will preach a sermon appropri-
ate to the occasion.
At st. AIoysius Church.
Christmas will be observed at St.
A1oysius church in the usual man
ner. The first service will be at
midnight. Mass will begin promptly
at IL o'clock and the following spec
ial musical program will be given:
Professional ''Noel,'' Gui1mant
Hark to the Tidings, Saint-Saens
Kyrie, Gloria, Credo, Mentzel
o Sacra Nox, A. Adam
Mrs. Cosgrove
Sanctus, Benedictus, Gounod
Angus Del, Mentzel
Adeste Fideles.
Recessional, Whitney
O'Clock, at which time the children
will sing. High Mass will be sung at
ten O'Clock and Benediction in the
evening at seven o'clock for which
service there will be special music.
At the Methodist Church.
At Grace Methodist Episcopal
church on Sunday morning the fol-
! lowing program will be rendered:
Anthem, 1--WE Have Seen His Star in
the East" Shipper
Male Quartet