The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-12-23

Hymn, There's a Song in the Air.
Josiah g. Holland
Sermon by pastor, subject, Jesus"
Anthem, Might Of Wonder"
E. L. Ashford
In the evening, 7.S0, there will be a
. 'ical service entitled Hail to the
|. 4" composed of favorite classics
anu win be rendered by the choir.
Hymn, Joy to the World"
Isaac Watts
"Sing Hosanna' Mendelssohn
Ring the Christmas Bells
Beethoven
welcome to the Mighty Prince of
Peace Braga
Sleep, Sweetly Sleep" Ira b. Wilson
"The Wonderous Story Thomas
Bright Star of Hope" Wagner
Hail to the Savior of Men"
At North Bennington
There will be special music at the
Congregational church at North Ben
nington Christmas Sunday morning.
The regular choir will be assisted by
Mrs. w. ]. Shaw, soprano soloist OF
North Adams and George S. Donnelly,
violinist, of Bennington The pro-
gram will be as follows:
Voluntary, Violin and Piano
Singing Holy, Holy, Holy
Congregation
Responsive reading with gloria
Soprano solo, THE Christ Child"
with violin obligato, Coombs
Mrs. w. J. Shaw
Scripture reading
Hymn No. 81 angels from the
Realms of Glory"
Prayer with response
Notices
Offertory, Violin Solo Selected
Mr.. George +. Donnelly
Soprano Solo, "Star of the East" with
violin obligato, Coombs
Mrs w. j. Shaw
Sermon
Hymn No SO 20, Come all ye
Faithful
Postlude, Violin and Piano
st. Peters Church
Sunday services at St Peters
church will be Holy Communion at
730 a. m, Sunday school at 9.45 and
morning prayer at 1890 a. M. The
Christmas Eve carol service will be
at five O'Clock in the afternoon. The
shepherds and kings will be imperson-
ated by the following young men and
boys
= Crucifer-R. Percy
Acolytes-C. Wadsworth Harold
Peart, Walton Harwood, Wilbur Lam
bert.
le-Boys-Kenneth Oatman Frank
Johnson, Leonard Greenslet.
Shepherds - Norman Greenslet,
Paul Howe, Geo. Graves. Earle Hur
ley, Herbert Brettell, Hamilton
Shields.
Star by-Herbert Turner
Kings and Pages, Gaspar-Phil
Greenslet, Roger Hurley, Earl Far
nun.
Northumberland Howe, Robert
Holden. Van Vechten Graves.
Balthasar-MacLean Stakeholder,
Mccullough Turner. Milton Lambert.
The church will be lighted entirely
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in by the choir. On Christmas day,
Monday, there will be Holy Commun-
ion at 730 a. m, morning prayer at
930 followed Immediately by the
communion service The time is an
hour earlier than usual, to allow all
communicates to receive on Christ
mas day, at either one service or the
other and have time for family gath
erings The music will be Christmas
Carols and special anthems
Baptist Church
The public is cordially invited to
the services of the First Baptist
church, Rev w. G. Towart, pastor.
Morning worship with sermon and
special Christmas music at 1890 a.
m. The Sunday school meets at II
noon. There will be special exercises
at this hour The White Gift Christ
mas idea will be followed out. The
classes have taken families or needy
individuals to provide for. These
gifts will be brought and laid at the
foot of a white cross. The offering
will go to the needy children in
Europe. Everyone Is requested TO
give as generously as possible to this
cause. The Servants of the King
meet at $50 p, M, at 7.30 p. IN. Even
ing service with sermon. swallow
ing Camels" will be the subject
Morning service at 1890
Organ-Prelude-"T Shepherds"
Mailing
Doxology
Invocation followed by the Lords
Prayer
"Old French Carol" arr Stainer
Responsive Reading Selection 81
Anthem
Calm on the listening ear Of Night
Mario