Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1886-04-28
EASTER SERVICES.
The Resurrection Fittin9ly Observed
Yesterday I'm Butte's Churches.

The resurrection of the Saviour was fit
tinGly commemorated in al. the churches
yesterday. The music was exceptionally
fine. and congregations poured into the
Catholic and Episcopal churches filling
them completely, leaving not even stand
ing room.
AT 81. P~AIRICK's.
Father Trembly celebrated high mass at
1890. The impressive service oil the Cath
Ole church. including the programme OF
music prepared, had it's effect on he o
shippers. 1.-THE Que Tolls" "Et in Carnaty
Est" and 'Salve Maria" as sung by Miss
dn:ie A.. S~cbonsrth, deeply affected the
congregation. The church was tastsfully
decorated with flowers, while the altar was
a confusion oflovely wreaths, bouquets and
was as follows:
rgan-"Andante Allegro Beethoven
Samuel b. Speck.
Male Choir.
Male Choir-Mr: Fourier, chantant.
GlOf1A MluArQ
Miss Annie A. schonarth. MI. W..
Clark and 6. 3. Speck-
que M1llAIO
Miss Annie A. Schonarth.
Male Choir.
Solo-"Et in Carnatus Est Willard
Miss Annie A. Schonarth.
Observation-Disclosures DOminus' Weiss
Miss schonarth and MI. speck.
Observation-Disclosures Durant
8 10 with violin obligato)-"salve Maria"~-....
Miss Annie A. Schonarth; Mr.. A. T.
Mcmillan. violin.
Asn0' Miss schonarth and Nessrs. Clark -
and Gpeck.
Postludium for Organ-''Marienlied -~.....L List
Samuel H. speck-
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH
services were conducted both in the morn
ing and evening by the Rev. Mr.. 81 .ckiston.
Added to the usual membership and the
visitors, Butte Commandery, Knights Tenn
p1ar, attended in full uniform. Unusual
had been made to make the
church attractive. Flowers and ever
green were elegan ~ arranged around the
altar. Plants were arranged along the
The beautiful Easter service of
this church was rendered in an imposing
manner. TIE singing both morning and
was EXCEPTIONAL, fine.
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ voluntary
Opening hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen
Anthem, Christ is Riser" Thomas smith
1e tioyd
jO01l8tP Dl0ieV HNck
Hymn, Come, See the Place Where
Hymn, "once the Angel Started Back ...Haliett
Solo, Christ, The Redeemer. is
EVENING SERVICE.
Anthem, 'Come, Holy Spirit
[. 0. Emerson.----".-.The Apollo Quartete
Duoley BUCK
e1aii "a Anima Wea R aera rven
lynn, "The Strife is tO'er. the Battle
Done
Hymn, AN Hail The Power Of Jesus
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
celebrated the eventful day in the following
order of service. In the morning:
3oeniog Hvm, Fes,ag cation
by Samuel Wesley. il.
Praise Ye the Lord. |
Quartet.
Caster Anthem William ]. Irons. !
,rgan
]. Damascus
Translated by J.. NJ. Neah.
The evening service commenced at 8
''clock.
Hymn. ."Rejoice in the Risen Christ. y
by John s. r. Mansill.
Inthem "They Shall Not Hunger
Quartet.
Joy in the Resurrection ........Th g. Kelly
voluntary.
Christ be not Risen then is our
Preaching Vain, 4 d your Faith is also Vain"
The King of Glory Charles Wesley.
NOTES
The usual Sunday services were held at
he Plymouth Congregational Church. The
text was THE Resurrection OF
esus Christ from the Dead" and the even
e text, Thomas, the Doubter." The
ingipg was by the congregation.
Rev. c. c. Frost, both morning and even
1g, conducted the usual service at the
Church.
Rev. J. R. Russell last evening preached
t the Knights OF Labor Hall at South