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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17
MARRIAGES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the residence q the
l4iies father, April eih by Rev A. D Tccam,
Mr.. Samuel A. Marshall and Mias Kate Rethrvck.
BCKLEr--wTLLIAas--M the reslasnee q tbe
hfSde's mother in lIustsn township MArsh ie 1879,
~ the Rev, W. A. Ridge. Nj. wm. u Eckley and
Miss Kate " Niilisms AL Of Martha FarHare.t
FOHTNEY-nANLEY.-- Iuah. hi the haRs oi The
bride. ~ Rec. J A. K.sses. NJ gahn Tsftnsy. of
BualsturR % Miss d J. panisy, u Pine Grove Mia
MILLEn-iIARFsTER.--tgn The "a a agrii, II Centre
Hall. hy Rev. W. T. T5seAef, nr. JssTy Asilsr aud
Miss Maggie ua,Irtss besA u Centre Hall.
oRH--MuRPHY.--oa TUESDAY. April ! isss. hy Rev.
Scott Wilson. at the ~ = TsrsonAEs in West Clear.
hela MT. A. A. Oar. uf LAwrencs tc~ nship C-afhsia
county, and Mis Mar NaFHAy. q Pine Crete
Niils, Centre cguntv.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17
A SAIL oovEn TriE SEA- ron Twy.ry.

A SAIL "OyER THE SEA" roE Twenty
FIVE CEHTs.--The EpiscopaIians are ex-
Pecting 70 have their fine new pipe organ
ready for use on Sunday the 9th Of April.
On Saturday evening, the Goth, lecture for
the LcneGt Of the organ fund will be de-
li'ered in Reynolds' Opera House, by Mr.
j. w. u. BausmAn, Il brigh, and able
young lawyer Of Lancaster. This lecture
vas recently given in Lancaster for the
benefit Of the organ fund Of st. Paul's Be-
formed church, and In several other larger
towns aud cities for the bcneG, Of the
Young Mems Christian Association. Its
everywhere emphaticnlly pronounced IN
entertaining lecture. A. before announced.
the title Of the lecture f. "Oyer the Sen. %
and 1t will be found the cheapest trip ever
taken by all who will inyes, twenty-five
cent? for ticket, which are now for sale.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

HALY MooS To SToRNsrowS. -Occn-
sionally there can be found instances in
which persons, desiring 20 improve. make
mistakes aud render the result worse
than the beginning. This has given rise
10 the warning not to 'jump from the fry.
ing pan into the Arc" a. the unlucky fsh
have been known 90 do. Then sometimes
men will discard good names and take
homcly ones, generally for a bad purpose
though II the latter Is not his proper name
he changes Il in violation Of Law. Fc-
males, when they marry, are excused from
doing this, rs every other consideration
must of course be ul,erior 10 the great bcne.
q! which the connubial state Is supposed 20
confer on them. The term "HAlf Moon"
had in 1t something Of oddiiy, 1t was sug-
gcstiye Of that bright ruler OF night
which we long to have with us all the
time, and was emincnily appropriate TO
the region that bore the name Bu, now
comes the news ihA; Half moon as post
Office l. no more, that We can no -hnger
cmbcllish our letters with ! and then
follow with the beautiful Bgure Of cres-
cent, that We can no more claim the right
Of having at least half a moon in Centre
county pcrpctuslly, No, the posimAsier
general has altered all this, and wc now
have nothing but an unmolodious, homely,
disagreesbly-suggostive Siormstown pos,-
Office. or course, henccforth people will
have tho right TO infer that there IL Al,
least one plAcc where Il rains half tho
year round, and the remainder Of tho
time i;-snows. Il is certainly no; compli-
men;ary 10 the region which bears the
name. However, We will soon get used
70 it and in the meantime can 8, leas,
practice writing the word "Storuistown" +"
and cndcayor TO make il a. presentAble ~
possible, and thus make the best Of bad
bargain.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

THREE HUNDRED PouxDs oV CARPET
RAGs.-This is the quantity which the
Young Mems Christian Association, Of
this place, have decided 20 ask the good
people in this vicinity 20 contribute towards
the magnificent new rag carpet with which
they contemplate covering their room.
The ave gentleman appointed As the CON-
miiiee, have been, during the past week,
cndeavoring 70 interest committee Of
ladies in each Of the churches to aid them.
This plan has merely been adopted as the
mos, expeditions way TO secure the end
aimed at, but II there are any generous
individuals in town, who desire to con-
tribute carpet rags all nicely sewed into
balls, and shall not be called upon by any
ofthc various committees, II they will send
their names TO Mr.. James Montgomery,
chairman Of the committee, hs will be
pleased 10 place them on the lie, OF con-
tributors. II is hoped that arrangements
will all be completed by Thursday, the
arsi day Of May, when the rags will prob
ably be collected
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

GRAsD CoSCERT.-One of the bc.t
musical entertainments ever given in this
place was by the colorcd Unworthy sing
crs last Thursday evening to small but
delighted audience, which frequently man.
ifested iis pleasure by cnthusiAstic and pro.
longcd applause. a number Of negro mel.
odies were rendered with charming na,u-
raines' yet with "A studied perfection that
seemed at times too intense. A. their
repertoire b not confined 10 these, Misscs
Jones and Parker and Mesfrs Alexander
and Hughes were able 70 give severe trial.
TO their tkill in more difficult selections.
Mis- Jones in Il solo entitled The Return. 20
and Mr.. Hughes, In basso solo, were the
bcsi efforts Of the evening. The PlAn,a-
uon Song, Aehorus Learning 70 Spell, "
duet and "The Professor at Home. a
quArteiic; were all thoroughly relished bv
the audience. One of their number pre-
sided at tho organ in a very skillful man
nor. II is 70 be regretted, in view Of the
object and merits Of the entertainment.
that the troupe was not greeted by larger
audience.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

J0N0.--On the 9th ef Araii in Mliiheirn, Solomon
Lcug aged - ycAre, meath, aud Gays
u1t1ET --CsSrks nilles dfei On ne mesning u The
SHk of MARIA lSsa AZ TIE reslaeaee f haa eon. IN
snFsnn sswnsAlp. ozatre eounty, aeza - year, I
sSsath and y days.
p0r1HERTr Sunday marnihe. ArFil ~ % cnn.
snalTaiu. IT The rssafnes q hsf father sn EpftnE
township, Miss MARY o. DeaaheFty. sgd = wars.
TAYLOR sunday msnins, April Is, Raisaz. soa u
Fran and klis Taslor, = naeT Mccoy and Laa :
NOsgr, sgsd months and u dass
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

RELIC or THE DAYS or WASHINGTON
USEARTHED NEAR MILEsBURo.-The dis
solving SHOWS and softening Of the frozen
earth combined with the piscatorial opera
tons Of Mr.. Archy Bathurst, of Milesburg,
have unearthed treasure which must have
been co-eIistent with the days Of the
"Father Of his country" Last week Mr..
Bathurst was fishing near the trestle work
of the Bald Eagle Valley railroad, no, far
from where once resided the venerable Col
Holt, when by somc means he discovered,
on the bank, button fully one and seven-
sixteenths inches in diameter By about four
and one-halfi inches In circumference. Tho
button Is evidently an amalgamate of sil-
yer and copper and bears the inscription in
plain letters, "Long live the President
O. w" OF course, The button must be 1t
least one hundred years old, and probably
was one Of tho treasures Of The venerable
Colonel. Mr.. Bathurst IL much pleased
with his discovery and will guard It care
fully. He has already refused twenty del.
lars for his treasure.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Tuesday evening last Mr.. J. II. BAu-
land was compelled to again 90 10 The city
for new supply Of goods. 1.-THE Bee
Hive exclusive dry-goods store sells good.
20 rapidly that its proprietor il compelled
TO lay in fresh stock every two or three
weeks
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

John Mason Duncan, Eco, during tho
summer months, will continue HE head.
quarters at the school building, where ho
will give instructions TO two young gen.
tlcmen who wish TO continue their studies
during the summer, and will keep on hand
full stock Of school and church furniture,
for which he is agent
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

From the Millheim Journal, we learn
that a man by the name of Jobson, on a
recent Sunday, borrowed horse and sulky
from Mr. George Gentzel, Of Spring Mill.
On the return trip runaway occurred,
smashing the buggy beyond repair, and 80
injuring the animal that It has since died.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Do not forget the excellent entertain
men; FOR which the Centre Minstrels arc
now praciicing. II will be given in Rev
nolds' orera House on the evening Of
Tuesday, April %.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

CoRREsroSpKNcr, containing important nows solicit.
cd from any part Of the county. No communications
inserted unless accompanied by the real OF the
writer.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

IF you want 10 live in proper way,
'Twould be well 20 do just as we say.
If you buy onceatS. A. Brew s. Sons store,
The next day you'll 60 and purchase some
more.
There's one thing you will always find,
That bis goods are cheap and Of the very
best kind.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

"A new engine has lately been put in
the M'Calmont orc mines, in Marion
township, BY Bernard Lanth, Esq, pro-
prietor Of the Howard Iron Works.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

"A large amount Of new type has been
added to our already large stock, and wc
arc now better than ever prepared for al
kinds Of plain and ornamental job bprinting.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Mr.. Cal. Lose recently returned from
Philadelphia, where he has purchased an
elegant barouche. Il will soon appear on
our sirnats
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

All wool cassimer suits are made TO
order at Newman's popular clothing house
for sl200 All work guaranteed to be Of
the beat.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

A select sociAble will be held TO-
morrow evening in Bush's Hall. Prof.
Young's string band, Of Lock Haven, will
furnish music, and walking match will
give variety TO the enjoyment Of the eve
rsuv
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Dois0s or HUSTRoDos PaEsBrTERY.
From the full reports Of the Daily Trib-
nne, regarding the meeting Of .tho Prcsby-
terry OF Huntingdon at Altoona, Last Tues-
day, "wednesday and Thursday, we glcnn
the following facts of immediate interest
Mr.. Il. G. Humes, Of this place, was one Of
the elders elected TO attend the General A.
sombly, which meets at Saratoga Springs
on the 18th Of next May. A call from the
First Presbyterian church of Houtzdale for
the PASTORAL services Of Rev William
Gemmll was accepted. Rev. William
Laurie and DIR. Iiamill took part In the
negative discussion Of the overture sent
down from the General Assembly propos-
ing more extended attendance on that
body. The overture itself was not ac-
eepted by the Presbytery. Dr.. Gibson
and Hamill each advocated "A more liberal
subscription 10 the Board of Ministerial
Relief Rev. William Laurie advocated
the patshgc of the report which favored
aiding the churches Of Old Mans Choice
and Schellsburg 70 the amount Of $500
Rev. Robert Hamill, ID. D., was appointed
10 preside, PROFOUND the constitutional
questions and make the ordination prayer
Ia the installation Of Mr. Owens over the
Shade Gap and Orbisonia churches Thur.
day afternoon Presbytery adjourned to nec,
at orbisonia, Huntingdon county, on the
second Tucsdny in juno.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

RESOLUTION WHIcH nID Nor Pass
At g meeting Of the Library Association
last Monday evening J. w Gephari Ia
introduced a resolution to transfer the
rights and franchises Of the Association 70
the Young Mems Christian Association.
This he did, because he considered thst it
would, In that capacity, more fully meet the
ganu FOR which il was designed Included
in the resolution was the provision that
three rooms be maintained under the new
yegime--a free reading room for boys, q
second for adult, and the third for the use
Of tho Association proper a s,rcnuo.s
opposition was made 10 the passage Of this
measure, and Mr.. Gcphart thought IL Ad-
yisable 10 withdraw his resolution We
sincerely hope that the Library Association
may meet with greater prosperity and be
come Of more benefit TO the masses Of the
inhabitants Of this town. An institution
of the kind is eminenily necessary, bat uu,
less, in little community like this, !,
throws open iis doors TO all, &, becomes 8
suPernumerary institution. The Y. VI. c
A., Of this place, were the origina:ors Of u,
Library Association, and the passage Of tn,
resolution would have been acommendsble
move. II Is, however, bes, TO allow the
managers 10 conduct 1t in the manner
they think proper in the premises.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

One of the most delightful meetings Of
Easter Sunday was the young mems meet
ing held Mt ir. NJ. in the room of the Young
Mems Christian Association. Tho topic
was, of course, one suggested by the day,
and by singularly fortunate circum-
stance the leader was John Mason Duncan,
than whom mono could be better calculated
to bring out the beauty and impressivcncss
of the subject The half-hour talk which
he gave the eighteen or twenty young men
who were gathered IN the room was one of
the best ever delivered in that place, and it
ia to be regretted that there was not II
larger audience to listen.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Gradually the earth is being covered
with garment Of green Republican,
From which we infer that the editor Of the
Republican has began 10 spread himself
over the earth, for he would produce that
effect better than anything else wc know Of.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Young men, it ~ill be fully worth the
price Of admission 10 see the pretty girls
and hear them sing 'swcet songs of love-
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Tho Republican dares TO infer that our
composition is no, equal 10 Homer, Virgil,
or CRsar Granting his familiarity with
these ancient sagcs, We would ask II he has
carefully compared Il with the writings of
any Of the other ancient classical compost
tons, for instance, sallust, Horace or Cic-
ero1 Or perhaps he can end is counter
part In some Of the more modern authors,
as M'Cauley, Hume, Gibbon or Washing
ton Irving7 No, to find composition in
ell lie modern elegance and purity we need
only refer to the following from the Re
pssbiieaa of February ie. For The creme
de "a creme OF literature Il viii carry of the
palm. just read Il and spend the remain.
der Of the day In digesting IL "AIay joy
and blessings - exquisite and hallowed as
those sngendered By shower Of roses scat
tered down by the hands Of the Peri from
the far-off gardens Of Paradise crown their
welded future and increase with the lapse
Of years.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

A FIEE AND A HERo. -Ahe Philirsburr
Journal gives the particulars Of an unfor-
tunatc and disastrous fire which occurred
near that borough one week ago last Tues
dsy. A two-story frame dwelling house
belonging 10 Mr.. Jack Mason caught FIRE
from defective Gus and, notwithstanding
the most sirenuo0s efforts Of The citizens.
was burned 10 the ground The citizens
worked bravely, but the hero of the ccca-
sion was our own fellow-townsman Colo
mel u. II. Hastings, who added 10 The mAny '
laurels he has already won, by ,rcmendous,
but alas futile efforts, to subdue tho
flames. The Journal grcsns for more
yes, an entire company Of Just such fellows
as the Colonel, and thinks IL they were
there sll fear from ERE would be removed.
Well, the praises Of the Journal are we'll
deserved, and Centre county and Company
u can justly be proud of the gallant Colo
mel, for he Is handsome as gallant.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Attend the meeting Of The Centennial
Temperance Club next Monday evening,
Important business IL on hand.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Our mercantile friend, J. Newman,
Jr, has some very good specimens Of
rcady-nade clothing at his Eagle Clothing
Hall for fro dollars and forty rents Ifyour
clothes are wearing thrcad-barc call In and
purchase couple Of suiis. For less than
'ere"tceH dollars you can purchase suit
for every day in the week.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Mr.. John Sourbcek, Of the green gro
Gerry, is in posFession Of very elegant
iremAn's badge. Mr.. Richards, the jeweler,
procured il for him in New York. II
represents hose carrisge ana inscribed be-
low on a scroll are the words, logan
Hose No l." The whole Is solid gold and
very handsomc
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

A concert, prepared under the skillful
direction Of Mrs. John G.. Love, will be
given this evening in Reynolds Hall. Past
experience has proved that whatever this
lady undertakes will be well done, and
therefore all can attend with the assurance
that what they hear will be fully worth the
admission feo-adult, ~ cents children,
20 cents.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17
PAEr SECOND.

when was Lad, ,'-sslol ton from PiusfsF".
Fuiitau.
Dance uf tho faiH.e "iusiruinsutal QuATtrtts. hy
Mics dfrcR, piano 4: Aissss Cfitt"nd~u and
ChHesmau. piano H. ~ Ni"r.
I'll" Huiiofdy song, by Niss Janie Dare. .Auliui
"Gfaud Waltz militant Piano Solo. by diss EriiIr
ti"il'i "
"Nrs smith, my Deaf K hafHrirr ~rUE. by Nis.
EmEiA Aikcns and Master Walter LIubkry,
Watson.
I'll" joyful + .Asant Plano soip. by Mes HsstBa
'sfAu iiaffi
"r'il Mc MhcT~ 81 Fafics Dvrll D1D and Chorus
Glover.
Alice Trans o. pti0n Piano Eolo. by Miss MARY
NItf sen
Reuben aud. Rachel. - hafasi-r Eour ty Nits
Emma Alcns and Master walter Lonti -,
buffhr
"Ain' CTi1lrs "-instrumsutL Duo. by Aiss jamie
Dare aud As LY,o ltAlk
'fr'ujlsss and Alone, song and Tallr4u.
Thompson
Always ch'cfful wAisrs -Quiut~tc stfztss
"LiL' fnry Creature, T--ralo. snd fal Chorus. by
htss J'Unio bafc. Mossts. Iyidy AuA Lalti. II Tu.c
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Among oGr death notices NAV be
found that Of Mics Mary Z. Dougherty,
who died at the residence Of her father in
Spring township on Easter Sunday De-
ceased was an estimablc young lady and
her death will cause sorrow among her
many friends in this community and also
In Lock Haven, whore she lived for some
time. Her funeral took place on Tuesday.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

On last Friday morning Mrs Sarah
Reehm, relict Of John c. Rcchm, died q,
the home OF her daughter. Mrs. Miller, Of
this place She was 7s years, 2 months and
II days old and was much respected. Her
funeral took place a, her old home in
Pleasant Gap on Sunday morning Mrs.
Reehm leaves behind her large fsmiIy-s
daughters, i2 grandchildren and Is great
grandchildren.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

The Centre Hall Reporter informs US
that Mr.. D. F Luse, Of that place, has in
vented a hydrant which is closed by the
pressure Of the water and il not calculated
TO become leaky or wear out. One is now
in operation in front Of the R>port,r office,
and gives satisfaction. Mr. Lusc Is an in
yentor who will one day become famous,
hs he has made valuable inventions before,
some Of which were on exhibition at our
last county fair
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Mrs. LovE's ENTERTAINMENT nre
sure tho programme which will be render
ed this evening at Mrs. Loves concert will
speak for itself in louder terms than any
thing We can say, therefore We will give IL
to our readers:
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17
BAPTIST CHURCH.
TUE ROMAN CATHOLIC

church was suitably decorated with aow-
ers. Masses were said at and i0I A. Il.
and vcspcrs with bcncdiction In the eve
ming.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17

Harry X. Hicks, Of the hardware
store is' as usual ahead Of all competitors.
No place in this town can goods Of the
same value be found which can be pur-
chased a, the almost nominal price Of
cent?. He has q large table full Of use
ful articles such ~ dust pans, baby ra,tles,
etc, which can be had for half a dime.
BE sure 70 give him call before purchAs-
ing elseshere.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1879-04-17
MoRNISG SERVICE.
EvESIxo SERVICE.
LUTHERAN CHURCH.


At this church the approach Of Easter
was hcraldci by four days Of service of Il
very impressive character. Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday each had services
appropriate to the occasion. Saturday
afternoon eight uccessions were made to the
membership Of the church, and two more
on Sunday morning. -Four of these re-
ccived the rite Of Confirmation. The Rev
j. X. Miller, of Centre Hall, was present
Saturday afternoon and Sunday morning.
on each occasion delivering excellent dis
courses. Holy Communion in this church
also formed a part Of tho morning deyo-
tions. According TO custom on such occA-
sions, a special collection was taken on
Sunday morning, resulting In liberal con.
tributions to be appropriated to tho
Church Extension" fund. In the even
ing Rev. Samuel T.. Furs;, tho pastor,
preached from -. Mark iG.G-"He Is
risen" Throughout tho day the music
was unusually fine, the concluding hymn in
the evening, "All hail the power OF Jesus
name, to the tune of Coronation, being
sung in spirited manner by both choir
and congregation.
THE REFORMED CHURCH
was also decorated with flowers contributed
by Mrs. G. NJ. Bower In the morning
tho pastor preached from Cor. I5;20--
"Now is Christ risen from tho dead
and become the frat fruits Of them that
slept" Tho evening discourse was also
on the subject of the resurrection. Tho
music was oil chosen With reference 10 the
Easter tide, Mr.. Siuey HoGer presiding at
the organ.
THE VI. " CHURCH
was we'll attended In the morning, Row.
Yocum, the pastor, preaching at the morn
ing service from Acts l2i-"And when he
had apprehended him he put him In prison,
and delivered him TO four quarternions Of
soldiers, to keep him intending after
Easter 60 bring him forth to the people. f"
This is the only verse in the Bible contain.
ing the term Easter In the evening his
remarks were bascd upon Numbers - 10.
THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
gave no reference TO the great holy day in
its services, but Rev. William Laurie, the
accomplished pastor, gave his congregation
two excellent and eloquent discoursos, as
are all the sermons which he delivers. In
the morning he preached from Matt. 1911
-"For the son Of man is come to save that
which was lost" and in the evening he
took for tho basis Of his remarks the words
contained in Colossians i;9-ll, inclusive.
BAPTIST CHURCH.
Rev. W. A. Biggert chose for his ,e1t In
tho morning the words found in the 10th
chapter of let Corinthians, nearly ell of
which concerns the resurrection, placing
special stress on the words of the Goth
verse, "But now is Christ risen from the
dead, and become the frst fruits Of them
that slept" At the close of the morning
service the rite OF Holy Communion was
celebrated.
THE ROMAN CATHOLIC
church was suitably decorated with aow-
ers. Masses were said at and 10J A. a.,
and vesners with henodictinn In ,ha o,,o