LEESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Ellesmere Guardian, Volume X, Issue 972, 30 December 1891, Page 3

LEESTON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

.. *- _: The above Church was w,ell filled on Christmas Eve when tho Cantata, ' David ho Shepherd Coy ' wop presented by the? choi r , issisted by a large chorus of friends, The bHton was wielded by Mr & 0, Owen, the toljs being entrusted to ihe Rev W. Grant, Mra W. Roader, Miss Coopsr, Messrs A. Cooper nnd Hiitchen 3 . Mr Arthur acted us organist. The music was well rendered and was fully appreciated: by the audience, Tha receipts were devotod to a fund m isid o£ cm of the mem bets of the choi-, who has for some time been incapacitated from work through a serious accident. Advimtn^e wmb taken of the gathering: to present the Minis'or, the Rev \V. Grant with a gown, subscribed for hy the lading of the congregation . Mr W. Johnston;, onplbr the old ore, made the presentation; c' hKralulalitig'Mr Grant on the advance tho cl-urch had made under ljis ministry, t-hor t us it had been Mr Grant feelingly replied, thanking the donors for their hiimlsomo sif', and for their appreciation of hid efforts m thofiJinrp.li

Countess, Duchess, Princess, Empress, are the registered names of the new Teas, ifrea; frgm excess o£ aatring moy. LA.DIEB for Afternoon Tea uso ; Anise-, brook'd Oswcgo Bißcuiis. A perfect delicacy;. ' ■ ; .-, ; V ■■