The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1889-04-20
THE NEWS OF BAYONNE.



Death of Walter Manchester Music.
Fifty-seyen members of the Bayonne
Rowing and Bayonne Athletic Associa.
tons met Thursday evening in the club
house of the former organization on the
Bayonne shore of New York Bay to effect
the much-mooted consolidation of the as
SO~ciationS.
A new constitution and bylaws were
adopted, and the following officers were
chosen;-President, Edwin II. Bennett,
ST.; vice-president, James p. Northrop;
secretary, Frederic T. Martinez, Jr.; treas
urer, William A. Holmes; captain,
Thomas A. Garrett; lieutenant, Charles
II. Cooke; trustees, three years. Edwin
James Murphy, Jr.; two years. William
A. Holmes, George A. Squire and Charles
M. Allen; Zone year. Edward A. s.
Barkelew, Jacob I. Field and Philip G.
Vroom; Governing Committee, r. w.
Browne, Ernest w. Nichols, Thomas f.
Garrett, E. g. Moellman, Ebert Scofield,
Jr., John G. Bouton, James Murphy, Jr.,
Ralph r. Mabie, Robert G. Morton,
George Stanton, Jr., and Edwin H. Ben
nett, Jr.
The new organization will be known as
the Bayonne Rowing and Athletic Asso-
citation, and it will be incorporated within
a few days. It's combined membership will
number about one hundred and fifty, of
whom one hundred were members of
the Bayonne Athletic Association. The
realty, baseball grounds, club and boat
houses and other equipments of the organ
ization are valued at about ten thousand
dollars. Every variety of out of door sport
will be followed by the organization.
Easter Services.
Special services in commemoration of
the Easter anniversary will be held in all
of the churches in Bayonne tomorrow.
In st. Mary's Star of the Sea r.. c..
Church, ut Bergen Point, the masses will
be celebrated at seven, eight, nine, ten
and eleven a. m.
The sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be administered in the Reformed Church
of Bergen Point during the morning SER
vices.
A children's festival, embracing. an
1 D. M, IL trinity Episcopal Church
at Bergen Point. Other services will be
held at s and II a. m. and Sp. M. The
extensive programme of the choral cele-
bration and other services to be held in st.
Johns Protestant Episcopal Church was
published in yesterdays issue of THE JER-
sEY CRY News.
In the First Baptist Church a sermon
entitled, "Christ Is Risen," will be de
livered at eleven a. m. by the Rev. Ed
ward N. Harding, the pastor. A child
ren's Easter service, comprising
addresses, solos, chortlSeS II fecitationS,
will be held at half past seven p. m.
A number of converts will receive the
right hand of fellowship at four o'clock
p. M, in the African Angelic Baptist
Church of Pamrapo. The Rev. Edward
N. Harding will conduct the services,
assisted by the Rev. John P. Thornton,
the pastor.
Easter anthems and hymns and a dis
ao,,veo 1xv The Dow VXTfIIian w Knap Aha
pastor, viii comprise the services to be
held at half-past ten o'clock a. m. in the
First Reformed Church. The sub
ject of the discourse will be
THE Risen Christ" A musical pro-
gramme, entitled Faster Bells'' and
other exercises will be held by the choir
and Sunday school at quarter to eight
p. NJ. The Rev. Henry w. +. Jones, the
pastor, will preach and a special service of
song will be rendered in the First Presby-
terrain Church at Bergen Point. Some of
Dudley Bucks compositions will be in
terpreted.
Choirmaster and Organist Samuel H.
McQuaid will direct an Interesting musical
programme in the Mattison M. Z. Church
both morning and evening, and Rev. j. H.
Egbert, the pastor, will preach. The pro-
gramme is as followss--
MORNING.
Organ prelude, Il know that my Redeemer
Carol, Easter Flowers Are Blooming"
Hymn, 248.
Anthem, G forth to the Mountains
Scripture reading.
Anthem, 'Christ Is Alive Again.
Scripture reading.
Offertory, HE Who slumbered-,
Hymn, 549.
Sermon.
Hymn, 230.
Organ postlude, Natures Praise to God"
EVENING.
Organ Prelude in Z.
Carol, "Alleluia to the King
Hymn, 70.
Prayer.
Anthem, ''Christ Our Passover"
Offertory, In dreamsI heard the Seraphs fair. "
Hymn, 246.
Sermon.
Hymn, 246.
Postlude, march.
The Death of Walter Man.