The Bennington banner. [volume] (Bennington, Vt.) 1858-1894, 1890-04-03
sc. Peters Church.

decorations in artistic designs. In &C
cordance with our usual custom we give
the music prepared for this the highest
Festival known to the Christian Year.
st. Peters Church.
HOLY EUCHARIST, {: 90 AN.
Special Carols
Golden Glowing Morning,"-Le Jeune.
"Come Forth and Bring your Garlands Ulmann
MATHIS AND HIGH CELEBRATION. lO'S0;
Professional, Christ is Risen, Ulmanh
Anthem, "Christ our Passover" Gramer
Glorias to Psalms. .......... .....'..'' 'I4gkeL
lie Deum. .'.' son
Introlt, Hymn 1903 ....................Pal eslrtna
kyne. ...''' 1900 1,ot,or
Gloria Tibi.... Iucket
After Sermon, Gloria 49,: 80. O. f. II
Offertonum. They Have taken away my
Lord" ...................... ;;ouiner
Benedictus aui VENT ..... .........,w woodward
Eucharistc Hymn sO7..'.'.' $1,000 vo1 ahOoges
Gloria in Excsisis ... Cornell
Rece s "Faster Hath Dawned Again. Barry
At 12:45 the Sunday Schools Easter
Festival will be held, with carols by the
children.
FULL CHORAL EvENsoNG, Pm.
Double Qudrtette and GOidsmith's Orchestral
provisional 49,. .Ye Happy Bells Of Taste,
Day." words by Rev. W. B. W.. Geibe
Special Psalms.......... 80. .......''''H ymha
SuSc pimitts. f.........,. ..i..... Stainer
Hymn lO5.... ................ L1usaune Ps "a
o ofse Si Now the Bells are Ringing"
Recessional, Ten Thousand Times Ten Thou,
sand" ................. '''''''. " byhes
Postlude. ....... .......... Organ and orchestra
PARISH NOTICES.
Tho annual pariSh mpptinu and cleo
ton of wardens and vestTymen of st.
Peters Church will be held on next
Monday evening.
The Rt. Rev. W. II. A. Bissell, D. D.,
will visit st. Peters Church and admin
lister the Rite of Confirmation on the
Sunday after Ascension Day, May 18th.
GOOD FRIDAY.
Tomorrow, Good Friday, the services
will be Mathis at 8 a. m; Litany, Proan-
aphora and sermon 10:30; Three Hours
Service with addresses on the Seven
Words of the Cross, Meditations and
hymns from II to o'clock; short ser
vice with rendering of Stainer's Crucitix-
ion in full by the Polyhymnia Quartette
at 1870 p. m.
First baptist Church.
MORNING SERVICE,
Double Qudrtette, Prot, F. ~ Squire Iedderl
Professional hymn "Alleluia, Christs Risen
....,...;.:..;.'.''' see ,i,a Macy
Anthem, Christ is risen from the dead aud be.
come the first fruits of them that slept"
- - .''.''''.''.' '''''''' '''''' ;uodse
G sSma r iss '..,..,,'Hf HOPKINS Spnns
JOTeratory, "He lives who once was slain,'
Anthem dT nG sLift up your heads, o ye Gates"
EVENING FESTIVAL.
The Easter concert comprises twenty
two numbers, compiled and arranged for
Sunday Schools and entitled: Easter
Glory" These will be rendered by a
chorus of 40 voices with orchestral ac-
commandment The whole is under the
direction of Mrs. j. b. Parmenter, which
is sufficient evidence that the concert
will be a very fine presentation of
Easter Glory. The numbers are too long
to publish, but they consist of Rotations,
carols, solos, etc. The organ and Or
chestra will accompany the chorus.
Second Congregational Church.
MORNING SERVICE.
Organ Voluntary.
Choir. Carol, informing breaks upon the tomb"
Choir and congrega' ion, Doxology and Iuvoca.
Choir. TIE Deum schilling
Responsive Reading.
Choir. "Christ the Lord" Buck
Scripture Lesson.
Choir. "Christ our Passover" Buck
PRAYER.
Choir. Jubilate Deo. Miezkie
Sermon.
Choi.. Easter" Rees
Benediction
EVENING SERVICE.
This will be an Easter concert by the
Sunday School. 1t will be held in the
chapel. The music, which has been in
preparation for some weeks under the
direction of Mr.. Harrison |. Norton,
will be led by an orchestra. The pro-
gramme consists of Carols, class exer-
cises, ETC., and the chorus will comprise
about two hundred voices.
st. Francis de Sales's Church.
EARLY MASS AT s O'CLOCK.
The music will be rendered by the Chldren's
Choir.
| HIGH MASS, 10 Am.
hyre ...s...'..'''''. ocnHliuI
Glorla .............. ...........:.. Schnlut
CredO... WheleuTltteT
Offertory, Regina Ceoli, A.. Werner
| Wallenritter