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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1883-03-24
ROLLER SKATING RINK.
a Fine EnhibItion IN Prospect.

The management OF the rink IN engaging
for Prof. VIM j, Merrill Of Lowell. TO appear
here on Tuesday evening next, have secured
skatorial talent Of the. highest order. We SEQ
by Massachusetts, exchanges that frequently
exhibitions given by Prof. Merrill ID that
Seate have attracted an attendance numbered
almost by thousands. He easily performs feats
of such difficulty as not to be attempted even
by other professionals. The Worcester Gazette
has the following highly commendafory notice
Of a recent exhibition
The exhibition OF fancy skating By W. j.
Merrill, at the rink last evening, was ahead Of
anything yet attempted In this city. II makes
little difference whether he stood level on the
skates, or on his toes or heels. the result was
the same with all the mere difficult figures.
To this it seems well to add the encomiums
OF the Lowell Daily Courier:
Prof Merrill outdid himself in his exhibition
of skating at the rink last evening. He gave
several new aud very difficult movements,
which not one OF the many who have given ex-
hs6itions here have even attempted.
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Good Friday.

The most solemn day of the church was
properly observed Ia the Catholic and Episeo-
pal churches yesterday. The ri. Rev. Henry
A. Nelly, d. D., Bishop Of Maine, made his
annual official visitation Of ST. Paul's church
in the evening, and administered tho rite Of
baptism.
Services were held in the vesiry Of the First
Universalist church, Congress Square, last
evening The pastor, the Rev. Henry Blanch-
ard, preached on 1.-THE Meaning of Jesus
Death"
In the morning at the Catholic churches
the mass Of the presanctifed was celebrated by
Rt. Rev. Bishop HeaIy assisted by several
priests In the evening the ofiee OF the Tene-
brae was ehanted by the Bishop and clergy.
Rev John Canning the eloquent preacher Of
Exeter, N. H., preached touching sermon On
the passion and death OF our Saviour.
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The company which is TO present sEsmeral-
da''--the great domestic play--shortly in this
city, comes TO as direct from the Madison
Square Theater. N. Y. Every actor is q
worthy artist. The scenery. too, from New
York, will be feature. The play ran 500
nights in New York city, and is the third in
the album of the kreat Madison Square Thea
trs SUCCESSES. The public may be assured OF a
fine performance.
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The first Of the winter Mr. Jeremiah Dow
who resides near behring's Oaks, made a
practice Of putting crumbs besides corn and
other grain on the piazza Of the house for the
birds, aud such game as might seek food. The
winter has been very cold and the squirrels ear
y discovered the proyender Mr. Dow had pre-
pared for them They kept increasing in num-
Der and now, every morning It is pretty sight
to see some thirty large gray squirrels all eat
ing together on the piazza, some Of them so
tame they will eat out Of Mr.. Dow's hand.
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The chorus choir win sing the opening an
them, "Great is the Lord, by Haydn. Mrs
Takesbury, alto. will sing 80! Holy Jesus"
and Miss Kennard, soprano, ''Lst the Bright
Seraphim," by Handel An Easter hymn
written for this service, has been SCI to music
BY Mr.. MilIikeu the organist of Plymouth
Church, and viii be sung at the morning SER
vice. There viii be an Easter Sabbath School
concert in the evening, at which the choir will
sing an Easter anthem by Mozart, and an
Easter service, recitals, and hymns will be
performed by the school.
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AZ DENOMINATION 10 order.

10 The Editor Of He Press:
An amusing incident occurred at the last en-
tertainmont Of the stockbridgo course. A
young lady, who is somewhat Of philanthro-
ptst, had an extra ticket. She and her party
we're late, and, as they passed throu h tho cor
rdor to the rear entrance, small boy was
found, who, on being asked If he would like to
see the entertainment, politely replied, "Yes'm
thank you very much" Accordingly the
gmall boy was endowed with the ticket. and
narshaled TO the door. The doorkeeper looked
ID The bow, and looked at the extended ticket.
and growled "Git outl0
why" said the young lady, Whats the
matter with that ticket? / gave IL to him my
self, and here is a reserved seat check to go
with It,"
than politeness, ~ guess know my business. F"
And the small boy was forced to remain in
outer darkness, willie, with wrath and dignity,
that young lady assembled the stairs TO the au-
uitorlum.
Query why didn't he let that boy in?
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! q. a. n. Post Inetitnted al snrlnavale.

q. A. r. Post Instituted at Springvale.
A delegation OF thirteen Numbers from Bos-
worth Post, including Senior Vice Department
Commander X. X Galley. and Past Com
mander O. H. Poor. Aejutant e. C. Milliken.
Post Commanders Smith and Green, and oth-
ess, instituted franklin Willard Post, No. 20,
Of tho G. 4. R. ia springvale Town Hall,
Thursday night The Post starts with 50 mem
bers and the following officers:
Commander-W II. Rogers.
Senior Vice Commander Moses Heming-
way.
Junior Vice Commander Charles Q. Otis.
Chaplsin-Hirsm Phiipot.
Oaanermaster-Wii J. g. Oven.
AdiataDt--George Roberts.
Officer Of the Day Edwin Holmes.
Officer Of the Guard -Eben Goodwin.
This Post is fitting up new hall in the Til
bsits building, and has tho material for a very
strong organization. Regular meetings will
probably be held on Saturday evenings. A
great amount OF enthusiasm was manifested,
aud tho visiting commandery was entertained
in manner worthy Of the comrades Of the
q. A r.
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STATE NEWS.
ASnnosooearN COUNTY.


The washburn Memorial Library at Liver
more win be completed about the LIST Of Sep
tember under contract with the HallowelI
Granite company. The address upon the &C.
casion Of its opening to the public viii he de-
lyered by Ex-Governor Long Of Massachusetts,
gENNEBEc COUNTY.
The nine members Of the Sophomore class,
Colby, 70 take part Ia the prize defamation,
April 18TH are b. s. ADnis, II e. Barton, g.
r. Berry, W. w. Cochranc, i, II. Edmnnds,
b. II. Figh, A. NJ. Foss, ii. G. Mank, r. A..
Snow.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Bethel, Is excited over tho elopement and
marriage Of Mr. Scott Robinson aud Miss Lila
Robinson, aged II. The father Of the girl for
babe the town clerk TO issue licence, where
upon the couple wont 70 New Hampshire and
returned married
PENoBscor COUNTY.
Austin II. jackson, formerly OF Hsmpden,
died suddenly IN Paomis, Gunnison County,
Col, on the 9Th day of February, at the age
Of 60 years and II days Of heart disease.
P1scArAQuIs COUNTY.
a honse belonging TO Charles =. Moulton Of
South Sangervlle, was burned on Monday, the
18th inst.
OF Foxcroft, was found the old gentleman g
"strone box )" which contained II pounds OF
copper coin, mostly ono cent pieces.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Afler four hours skirmish In open town
meeting 10 Madison on Monday last, a oompro-
mise was agreed to by selecting a spot for q
town house by measuring the distance between
the two villages upon the extreme East aud
West lines Of the town and locating II IN the
middle.
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Mrs seth Townsend, OF Calais, has been
granted a pension Of eight doliafs month ana
Sl636 baca pay, In consideration Of the loss OF
her son who died IN tho service during the
war.
At no time within tho past twenty-five
years has tnero been 70 small a quantity OF
manufactured lnmber upon Dennys River, as
Mt the present time. The whole amount of
long lumber would probs blyinot exceed 100000
feet There are no lathe, aud until recently no
shingles 10 be had, the local demand having
exhausted the supply early In the season. The
crews Ia the logging woods have had an unpre-
cedented fine winter for their business,
aud the result is large quantity OF raw mate.
rial 30 keep our mills running the whole OF
next n son But little lumber will be shipped
before the coming summer as the adjoining
towns will take large amount Of the first OF
the season 8 saving, many orders now await
ing TO be filed
YORK COUNTY.
The feasibility OF building narrow gauge
railway between York beach and ISittery Point
Is being seriously discussed by some of the PEG
Pile Of York. 1t is said that such a road could
be very cheaply constructed, and that, as II
| would command sea view, throughout almost
the whole distance, it would DO largely pat
ronized IN the summer season by bench visl
| tors, excursion parties from inland towns and
others who desired breach OF sea air
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Maine Fisharias

Fish Commissioner Stanley is to send con-
signment of 10000 llndlocked salmon to he
distributed in the waters Of Moosehead and
RaDgeley. The eggs will hatch in April and be
distributed 10 june The distribution of
salmon throughout the rivers and lakes will DO
larger than usual this year 100000 Penobscot
salmon will be propagated for Maine wetsrs,
besides the landlocked salmon above The
salmon culling Of last season was successful
The eggs Matched well, and the fish are conf
IDENTIFY expected to come up the river in great
or numbers than ever during the coming sea-
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Bethel, Is excited over tho elopement and
marriage Of Mr. Scott Robinson and Miss Lila
Robinson, aged II. The father OF the girl for
babe the town clerk to issue llcence, where
upon the couple wont 70 New Hampshire and
returned married
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Rev, Timothy Lyman OF Rutland Mass,
who has been supplying the Congregational
pulpit at South West Harbor, since the hrst OF
January, died suddenly Of pneumonia, at the
Hotel Dirigo, Saturday night, the 18th. lie
had been suffering from influenza for some
time.
Rev. DIR. Hill has been elected president Of
the White Mountain Club, vios Abner Lowell,
deceased.
Moses Clement, Esq, of E. Churchill &
Co.'s has returned from his trip to Cuba.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fl. Hamlin and Miss Ham
lin are in Bordeaux,
Hon. L. G. Downes of Calais, was in town
at the Falmouth yesterday.
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Break.

Tuesday night the store Of Maddox, tie
grocer, on The upper corner OF Middle and In
ola streets, was entered and goods stolen. Sew
eral other small breaks have recently been
made in that vicinity. The officers went
promptly to work and got clue which led to
the arrest of Tom Conroy and young man
named James Sullivan Yesterday morning
Conroy and Sullivan were brought before
Judge Could and probable cause being fouSd
they were bound over to the next term of the
grand jury in the sum OF $500 each. Failing
to procure bail they were committed to Jail.
William II. Looney appeared as counsel for
Sullivan and William NJ. Lowe for Conroy.
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TOWN ELECTIONS

Observation-Disclosures Orrin Learned Clerk,
John Eyer; Selectmen, George E Berry, .. - NC
Alster, i. VIM; Treasurer, IL. nj. Cole
KNox--Treasurer, II. b. Stevenson; School Com
mttee George Bryant and Willis Richardson; Col
lector AID Constable, George w. Brown.
LUBEc Moderator, John Thayer; Clerk, Judson
Driscoll; Selectmen, William H. Hunter, Wm'
Marston, Albert Ccggins; fAssessors, Hiram COM
stock Byron II. Marston Patrick Morrison; over
seers, George Ryerson, Andrew j. Huddleson, y y.
Woodland; Treasurer, r. Gillis S. $. Committee,
Edward O'Donnell; Agent, William D. Small.
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nrin at the High school.

TO Ule Fdtt0T q NE F7Fes8.
We are glad to hear that a petition has been
in circulation in this city advocating military
drilI in the High School. This has been SO
we'll tried in the Boston high schools that We
may feel well assured Of as good result here.
And we sincerely hope that this petition,
signed, as 1t IS, by over one hundred Of our
prominent citizens may receive o thoughtful
hearing. A PARENT.
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Portland cadars.

The Portland Cadets have offered two prizes
to be competed for by the members. The
member selling the largest number Of tickets
to their entertainment in aid of the Soldiers
and Sailors Monument Association April 10,
1873, will be presented with an elegant silver
pitcher now on exhibition at Atwood & Went
worth's, jewellers. The second prize is a fine
photograph album from the firm Of Loring,
Short & Harmon
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Real Estata Transfara.

The following transfers Of real estate 10 this
county have been recorded at the Registry Of
Deeds:
Westbrook oliver H. Carter TO Henry Wat
son, lot of land.
Gorhan- Silas Libby to Henry ID. Libby,
land and buildings.
Brunswick Benjamin and Henry r. Dur
ming TO Aaron v Metcalf, lot Of land
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List Of Patents.

Weekly list o. patents granted to lesi-
lantsoi Name dated March goth, 1889. report
"a for the Daily Press by Charles e.
Foster. Solicitor Of Patents, a3i f. Street.
Washington, d. c..
No 274, l70-F astenings for refieotors upon
tubular lanterns; Albert r. Cannon Farming
dale, Ne.
No. 274,1li-Gr binder; James Deering,
South Paris.
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Headquarters for Ladies' Curacao Kid Button
We shall endeayor TO make our store THE STORE
for fine stylish boots this season. You who labor
by the day or week FOR small wages are invited to
examine our $500 Kid Button, worked button
hol :. Our $3.50 Boot is the best boot that can
be sold for the money. Our $500 boot Is the
boot Tor tho money. Several styles in Matt Kid,
Foxed Buttons from which to select. Widths. IA
A, D, G. & ID. II You live out Of town and cannot
perfectly lifted. order your boots BY nail Postage
prepaid.
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Young Mems Christian Association

Young Mems Christian Association.
Rev. f. e. Clark will address the members
of the boys department Of the Young Mems
Christian Association today at go D. m. There
will also be a musical entertainment. The
friends Of the boys are invited. The member
ship of this department is 465.
The next social gathering and entertain
meot of the association will occur at the rooms
on Wednesday evening, april 4.
Rev. J. r. Stevenson, d. D., Of Montreal,
aud Rev. DIR. Hill Of this city, will be among
the speakers at the thirtieth anniversary Of the
association, at City Hall, Thursday evening,
April 3.
At the annual meeting Of the association,
april 4, delegates viii be chosen to represent
the association at the International convention
at Milwaukee, May 1920
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G. NJ BoswoErH & Co., are offering for tic
week, their entire stock of 80 cant cretonnes ut
% cents per yard. Az their stock contain
nothing bat French and English Cretonnts
this Is tho best offer that has been made to tho
nuhlic
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Wednesday severe accident happened to
MIN. Blake employed in Dennisen & Browns
pulp mill at South Windham. A weight OF
225 pounds fell striking bis hand aud smash-
ing the larger portion Of it TO an unrecogniz-
able MACS Of bone and flesh.
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DR.. o. FITzaERALD, Clarvoyant Physi-
clan and Surgeon, will visit Portland on Fri
day, March Esd, remaining two days only, and
examine all who may call on him free of
charge, at Falmouth Hotel, Or. Fitzgerald is
meeting with remarkable success
mar00.5t
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Fer SnIe.

FAlHE good will, furniture, fixtures stock, &c. OF q
n nice genteel business; is we'll established and
well located and row paying we'll, is sold only on
account of sickness. IL Is an extra opportunity for
a lady to secure good business, az there hun
drcds OF regular customers Those only meaning
business and having small capital need address
7, i, X, Transcript Office,
mar24d3t Boston, Mass.
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poy,,aud a. Opdeushurs scr,n.

TEN1IE First National Bank of Portland win cash
4 the coupons on First Mortgage Scrip of Port
land & Ogdensburg Il. X. Co., due April 1. 1888.
The scrip must accompany the coupon. and be
surrendered with &C.
JOHN W. DANA, Treas. p. q o. Il. r. Co.
nar21 div
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ST. LUKE's CATHEDRAL.
At this church Walter Goold is organist.
W EST END CHURCH.

Rev. DR.. Holbrook commenced last Sabbath
a series of diseourses at the West Cougrega-
tional church on some OF the chief characters
and events Of the Old Testament His subject
tomorrow morning win be the "The Sabbath
in Paradise" to be followed by Marriage"
The Family" &c. There will be an Easter
service tomorrow evening, specially arranged
with responsive reading, singing, &c.
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F. 0. BAILEY & Co. win sell at rooms on
Exchange street, at 10 this morning, a large
lot of household furniture, black walnut cham
Der sets. carpets, sc. See notice in auction
column
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HENRY I wish you would so to the apoth-
ecary's and get me a bottle of Adamson's
Cough Balsam. l know it win cure me-" said
Henry's wife. She was right.
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Wanted.

WANTED. Ladies' and young men in city or
w country to take light work at their homes;
any can do it; work sent by mail; good salary;
distance no objection; no canvassng. Address with
stamp, IRA BURT Box PITS, Boston, Mass
mar24 d1ws
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Brief Jottinrs.

Preaching at 1890 A. NJ and P. NJ by Rev.
Frank 7. Bayley, pastor-elect. Sunday school at 3
aseloak
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wasthrook saminaru.

The new term will commence Monday with
about one hundred pupils.
Mr.. J. L. Kimball, steward, has resigned,
and H. w. Bodges has accepted the position.
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EASTMAN
BROS. &
BANCROFT.
Farm for sale.

A y a great bargain. Situated on the line Of the
n a Q. Il. r., thirty miles from Portland.
Contains 800 acres large portion Of which is
valuable timber land, aud alone is worth moro than
the price OF the farm. 1t has q modern / n story
house, stable 40xGo, barn 4oxT2, with connections
outhudngs all ia good repair, and u never failing
supply Of running water There are fifty acres
excellent tillage land under good state Of oultiva
ton and cuts about forty tons hay and has one of
the best mountain pastures In the State. The land is
well adapted for any kind of farming and is of
the finest situations ON the lipe of the r. o. r. II.
Price $1,000. For terms and other information
address OLIVER ID. RICE,
No. lie Commercial street, Portland Me,
maI24 dtf
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Oranges, Oranges.
Chafhn 4 Libby offer to-day at both stores
an immense stock of oranges at reduced
prices. Also fine stock of bananas. The best
and cheapest medicine you can take.
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Forty Years Experience of an Old
Nurse. MRS. WINSL0w'S SOOTHING
SYRUP is the prescription Of one of the best
female physicians and nurses in the United
Strtes, and has been used for forty years with
never-failing success by millions of mothers for
their children. 1t relieves the child from pain
cures dysentery and diarrh@a, gripping in the
bowels and wind collie. By giving health TO
the child it rests the mother. Price Twenty
FIVE Cents bottle. Dec4 MWS&w1y
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BOYD'E

Fine n. Y. Boots. Ia French kid new last, new
style. very stylish. Boyds cloth top button Boyd,s
French, oil goat button This make is Weli-known
70 our customers and we claim them to be the best
boot Tor the money ever sold in Portland. Widths,
A, a, b, Q and d.
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Do not omit to visit the store Of Eastman
Bros. & Bancroft to REQ their fine display Of
silks this evening.
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GENTS Easter Gloves. Something new; lac
ed up instead of button. Merry, the Halter.
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EASTER.
The Music in the Churches.

Tomorrow will be the principal festival OF
the Christian church, and special decorations
and music as usual will mark the occasion in
most of the city churches. The floral display
will be light this year owing to the season and
the scarcity of flowers. The following music
programmes have been received
CHESTNUT STREET.
There will be an Easter service in the
Chestnut Street Church tomorrow morning,
with floral offerings to the memory of mem.
bers recently deceased.
ST. LAWRENCE STREET CHURCH.
There will be Easter services at this church
tomorrow. The pastor will preach an Easter
sermon in the morning. In the evening the
Sunday School will render an Easter concert
exercise
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"A DESIRABLE, sunny house on Carleton Street
MARIA d3ts
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NoTIoE X MERERy GIVEN, that

NO1ANE - hksANGha GHNENy that
IN the subscriber has been duly appointed Ex-
ecutrix OF the WIN of
HEzEIIIAH b. MEANS, late Of Freeport
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and has
taken upon herself that trust as the law Directs
All persons having demands upon the estate of said
deceased, required TO exhibit the same; and all
persons indebted to said estate called upon to
make payment 60
SUSAN A. MEANS, Executrix.
Freeport March goth, 1883. w3wl3s
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FREE STREET CHURCH.
Mr.. Homer A. Norris, organist and director.
Prelude-March funebre ct chant, seraphique.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Alex Gullmant
MIR. Homer A. Norris.
Anthem Why seek ye the living among the
ouartetto with solo by Miss Bartlett. ''''N-
Hymn-Nations round the earth rejoice. FrCelieh
Quartette.
Hymn-Congre ....... :, -. .u..,..
Ohertory-Easter morning hymn ..,.s.a.f..
Miss Long, Mr.. Chase.
Original words by Ii. Butterheld, music
adapted by MIR. Norris9
lynn Congis gational ,..,s......
Postlude--Marcn Solennelle.... ........ Westbrook
FIRST PARISH.
H. Kotzsehmar, organist
re Deum Laudamus. ........e ......... Krugham
He is risen He is risen -. ...,,. H. p banks
Praise the Lord, my SOUL. !. ....... Chadwick
Morning breaks upon the tomb :. -. -. Thomas
Lift your glad voices in triumph on high. ..s
s..s............. IS ,t.....s .hotzsehmar
wILLIsToN CHURCH.
Mr.. Harvey Murray, organist.
Organ voluntary. .................... ...........
Easter anthem. ...-....... Henry Wilson
Solo-oh, for the wings of dove :. .AIendelssohn
Anthem-eilory TO God Arr. Rossi's Nespers
FIRST UNIvERsALIsr.
Mr.. G. X. Halves, organist.
Anthem-Thanks be to God. ........... .Sudds
Gloria ........... =. .............. Marsh
Great hsdeeming Saeritee-,...... 49,. .Panofka
hymn Lift your glad voices -. ....-. ........
hymn .,.'..........-.....ss..., ,.........
wa