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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1894-02-26

incidents of courtship. 1t is proposed
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as to cancel it with his autograph
London Tit-Bits.
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asked Mamie as she saw the family at
luncheon.
mo, my child. but will you have
some salad?'
Il don't know replied the child.
Mamma said | ll-t not eat less i
was 'vited. Newport Daily News.
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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24
CITY NOTES.

Governor Patterson has issued a procla-
nation naming April lj and - as arbur
days
Chi!drens music class at the Young
Mems Christian Association rooms this
afternoon ut o'clock
The Easter choir Of the First Presby.
terian church will meet fora final rehears-
a. this evening at o'clock
Easter service at the Rescue Mission to-
morrow evening at : o clock Music will
be in charge Of Reese Watkins.
4 special Easter service for young
women viii be conducted by Mrs. Z. h.
Fellows in the rooms, 2Jj Washington ave
hue at 4 =. m
An informa. social with music and
games will be held Tuesday evening March
a. IN the Young Women's Christian asso-
citation rooms
That magnificent play "The Two Or
phans, will be produced at New Wonder.
land today chlldrens day. Every child
in the city should see it.
The "Oll Homestead quartette gave a
very entertaining concert before large
audience at Young Mems Christian ass0ci-
tlon hall last evening.
Thomas ODonnel who assaulted o. s.
Lutz, Oh Capouse avenue Tuesday, was
arrested by Officer David Roche yesterday
afternoon. His case may not be heard for
a few days.
The art department Of the Elm Park
church, will hold n sale Of hand painted
china, beautiful lamp shades aud fancy
articles suitable for Easter gifts, this af.
ternoon and evening in the church parIors
The presentation Of statue Of Abraham
Lincoln to Griffin Post No 49,, Grand
Army Of the Republic, viii take place Mt
the post room this evening and the mem.
bers are requested to bo present in fun
uniform to receive the same.
There will be a special Easter service at
the Railroad department Young Mems
Christian association, s. Laciawanna ave.
nue. tomorrow afternoon at 3.4l o'clock.
The choir will render special music and
the male quartette will sing. Railroad
employees and their families are cordially
invited to attend.
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r,t A..
lHe coulrs Oh Ihe {. uIch"s " 'ne
city have been making unusual efforts
F,t' ~ ,,.,',,;Il,, n,tr,,.t
iya A. thn Vim p'rt cnurch the
r,1i,u,ia,, ,,r,cra,,,,,a wilr ba rnnIarnd
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pro,baroa.
,lopyrya
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AulncLi lH H lS h,SeI ',,.,ir i r.. '.Vt'''''"'
V"'''e''' .''o h"'H Ns"'e'"'' - 'p,,oh,r
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A'' H''o' I"e "'S"''o0''o"' . ch..,,,r
,,,n.,. .,..,,,,,, p,,,n - Hhone " ,o"e''0y
An'I'm' come 9e' Vn' iI4So " neIo
Jesus L'S ''.'''.'.'''''' ~ '''n'ee"'
LNENING
StaLat Mater. Rossini
ugnrtette and Chorus. "Lord Most HOLY"
Tenor Lord Vouchsage Thy
Loving Kindness
Duet soprano and Alto.
"Power Eternal"
Bass solo ...... "Throurh the Darkness"
Bass solo and Chorus
Thou Hast Tried Orr Hearts"
Uuartatte. ."Hear Us, Lord"
Alto Solo.
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RAPIDLY NEARING THE END.
seaffolding to Be Taken Out of the New
Thsater To-day.

Workmen continue with unabated
vigor, their efforts toward completing
what will be, next Monday evening
the finest theater in the state, THE
FrothinRham' Their efforts are begin.
ming to tell and those who visited the
house yesterday after a lapse of only
couple Of days were amazed at the
transformation they witnessed. The
decorating is practically completed and
by this evening ths last touch of paint
will be applied. The two large hot air
furnaces are fired continuously and tho
warm air from their stupandous vents
dries the paint as fast as it is applied.
This afternoon at 4o'cock the last
vestige OF scaffolding will be removed.
The upholsterers have been at work
for two days and this morning the
nickelmen will commence putting up
the railings on loges and boxes.
The sale of seats continued Yesterday
and, while the pick of the seats have
been taken, there are still numbsr of
very desirable ones uns)l1. This does
not imply that there will be vacant
seat on Monday night. Every seat in
the house is good one aud from pres
ent indications every chuir will have
an occupant
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The programme for the services in
the Plymouth Congregational church
tomorrow has been carefully prepared.
1t will he as follows: Morning SER
vce-Organ voluntary, ,opening,chorus.
Spring and Easter responsive read
ing prayer; quartette, The Angels
Mission" responsive reading, trio,
"Night Of Grief" dialogue THE
Dawn of Hope" solo and chorus,
"Evangel;" recitation. The Romans
Defeat" anthem, Christ Our Pass
over" recitation, "Robboiu;" chorus,
"Out of the Mouth of Babes, infant
class, acrostic, Easter Questions" !"
address, Superintendent A, b, Eynon
closing chorus, "A Parting Lay" Eas.
ter benodiction. organ and orchestra
accompaniment An interesting pro-
gramme will be rendered in the even.
ing
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EVENING"
Penn Agenue Baplia. chnreh.

Penn Avenue Baptist Church.
Musical Director John I. Watkins
has prepared a programme Of unusual
excellence for the Easter services at
the Penn Avenue Baptist church. Mr..
Watkins says his choir, numbering
thirty-dye Of the best voices, is most
satisfactory one, and ths excellence
heretofore attained on special occasions
will be fully maintained tomorrow.
The Bible school has alGo prepared a
most interesting programme under the
direction of the superintendent Luther
Kelar, The musical service of the
school is in charge OF G F. White
more, which gives assurance Of its ex-
ceilenCe Much interest is manifested
in the afternoon exercise, at the close
of which the ordinance of baptism will
be administered to quite number from
tho school
The pastor Rev. Warren &. Part
ridge will preach special sermons
morning and evening, aud the church
will be tastefully beautihed with flow
ers. The programme o: the day is
rs follows
MORNING
Organ Prelude, "Festal March,
MacMasters
salutation
DoXoIgy Praise and Alteration Wesley
The Resurrection, "Tnumphal March
lNOstuI................ +. Ninal
Soprano Solo, Male, Female and Double
Chorus.
Hymn, clark Ten Thousand Harps
and Voices o.....................i Mason
Responsive Reading Psalm xvi.
Anthem "Hosanua' a'........Jules Granier
Soprano Solo and Choir
RESPONSE "Gloria Pa,riar DR. L. Spobr
Easter Offerings
Ogertory Baritone "The Easter Enu-
shine Breaks Away. Aiiet2ke
John T.. Watkins.
Sermon, "Glory to the Risen Christ
Apthsr uch,ist upr po.s,ror - 'o "S'o'
7. A. Schneider
soprano, Alto Tenor md Bass Solos AMI
Hymn, "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
Wesley
Organ Postludp uSonnta in Dr
Mepdelssohn
,,,.,.,,,,.,, r. on ,.,.,,,,,.
E'ENlN'f 'oV CLoOh.
! organ Prelude, "Festal March. '..., Brewer
Sentence
lynn, Welcome, Thou victor, .',,Croft
| Responsive Scripture Reading Il cor.
Xy: l2-&@
| Anthem Come, See the Place Where
Jesus Lay ...."......W. H. Parker
SOPRANO solos, Unison Chorus for Male
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EASTER At churches
Splendid Musical Programmes That Have
Been Arranged.
{ H0IQS VIE With each Other

tII the Churches Have Special Serv
ices in Honor OF the Resurrection
Of the Saviour AT These Services
the Music win Most Certainly Be
OF Unusual EHcelIence-Program-
mes in Detail
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10 BEAUTIFUL PICTURES. EVERY
NOTED PLACE IN ALASKA, THE
UNITED STATES AND MEXICO
FIVE NUMBERS ON THE CoUN-
TER. TEN CENTS AND ONE
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VINO THE wREsrLERs ARE.

The wrestlers will be Charles ".
Christman, weight, 1853 pounds Charles
W. Schwartzanbolz, 125 pounds John
McGraw, 1875 pounds, and james w.
Bates. lis pounds, all of Philadelphia
Turn Gemeinde Athletic club.
An important meeting of the mem
bers of the Excelsior Athletic club will
be held Mt it's rooms tomorrow after
noon at 3 O'clock
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Organ Prelude.
Invocation.
Anthem, Christ Being Raised from the
Dead observation-disclosures, Elyey
ScripturAl Reading.
Hymn 122 "On This Day" Tune, Hewlett
Prayer.
Response, lord in Thy Mercy" .u Ogden
Baptism.
Hymn l5O "Jesus Christ Is Risen Today
Tune, Easter.
Announcements.
Ohertory.
Soprano Solo, "The Resurrection - Shelly
Miss Clara Sanders.
Sermon.
Chorus, BLESSED Be Thou Lord God Kent
Hymn 40, "Blest Morning Tune, Ar
lington.
BenediCtion.
Organ Prelude
EVENING, 7.3O.
Organ Prelude.
Anthem, Christ Being Rais'dn .... Webbe
Hymn 1853 "Augels Roll the Rock Away"
Scripture Reading,
Prayer.
Response, Hear Our Prayer, 600 Ogden
Hymn 10, "Christ Above All Glory
Seated"
Announcements
Offertory.
Anthem "Christ Our Passover. ".... Tours
Baritone Solo, "The Star of Hope
Protheroe
u. c. Richards.
Hymn l59, "Yes, the Redeemer Rose
Tune Lenox
Benedction.
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SEE our double store OF Easter flowers
for church and home decorations. Fine
lilies, hydrangia, azalia, hyacinth, spiscar,
maiden hair fern. Everything beautiful
l4l and l46 Washington avenue,
- g. r. CLARK X Co.
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Song, Ring Happy Bells"


Song, King Happy Bells"
Primary Department
Address. s.......................A A. L. Collins
Singing, Fair as the Dawn
Jessie Seamans, Clara Long and School.
Responsive Services No. u,
"Joy and Gladness."
Singing No. 10. "What Glad News"
School
Words by the Pastor.
Ordinance OF Baptism.
Personnel of the choir: Solo Quartette-
Mrs. Lizzie Hughes Brundag,, soprano;
Miss Margaret Jones, alto; David Steph-
ems, tenor; John T. Watkins, bass and con.
ductOr.
Auxiliary Choir: Sopranos Mrs David
Stephens Mrs. 5. $. Seumans. Miss Lizzie
Lloyd, Miss Lizzie Reynolds, Miss Kate
Mongau, Miss Stella Coston, Miss Mary
Burhun, Miss Maggie Jordan.
Altos Miss Minnie Thomas, Miss Aida
Davis Miss Maggie Reynolds, Miss Annie
Roche, Miss Carrie Kendall, Miss Hannah
L, Davis, Miss Mamie Nyman.
TenorS David NJ Davis, Thomas d.
Thomas, John }. Gleason, Thomas d.
Lewis
Bass Curtis p Colvin, Walter Hand.
rckson, John Lloyd Frank Fillmore,
Clarence NJ. Flory, l.. r. RhieI
Organist- Miss Florence Richmond.
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FRESH creamery butter, % cents trctly
fresh eggs,2O ceuts,at Reinhart's market. -
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STRONG sells at auction the contents of
a l4.room house next Tuesday at p. m,
5l9 Mulberry street "
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st. Peters Cathedral
The following programme will be
rendered at the TO- 30 mass Mt ST. Pet
er's cathedral, tomorrow morning un-
der the direction of Prof, w. P. Schil.
ling:
Jubilate Dec. Observation-Disclosures. Choir
Mozarts Twelfth Mass, accompanied by
Bauer's Orchestra Mugmented) ......,
"Kyrien. Solo Quartette and Choir
Mrs, Burke, Miss Kntter, Messrs Klas.
sen and Kirby.
"Gloria', ',.,..........Q .Quartette and Choir
Mrs. Schilling, Miss Ralter, Messrs.
Klassen and Bradbury.
"Credon. ...,...,.....,. .Quartette and Choir
Mrs. Doyle, Miss Rafter, Messrs, Kas-
sen and Snow.
Veui Creator adapted from Rossini,
Mrs, Burke
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Hem stitched huck towels damask bor.
der 10 by - inches for 2j cents at MFAns
& HAGEN's. -
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We We're startled yesterday when wo
dropped In Williams & McAnutys to see
what little money would do in fine rugs
They called our attention to Oriental
ruge as fpllDWa, gae than.
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Ladies hose, stainless black and double
heel and sole for 25 cents at MEARs e.
HAGEN. ~
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Waahhnrn STRAIT Chnrch

At the Washburn Street Presby-
terian church, Services will be held at
10 30 Il. IN, and 7.30 p. IN The pastor,
Rev. d. w. Sksllenger will preach GER
mons appropriate to the day, and great
preparations have been made by the
excellent chorus choir of the church to
give an exceptionally fine programme
Of appropriate music, consisting OF
solos. anthems and choruses at both
services. The following order Of ser
vices will be observed
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EASTER flower show in our double store,
l44 and l4G Washington ave. Clafk's. ~
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Imported Rabbits at Fred Martins. -
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A French model corset for 90 cents at
MEARS IL HAGENS. -
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The Everett Leads.
Wait for Guernsey Bros new goods. ~
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THE millinery opening Of J. Bol2, lSS
Wyoming avenue. will occur ON Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. No better display
Of trimmed and untrimmed hats can be
found In this city. ~
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WEBER, MATcHLrss, SHAW and other
makes pianos. See piano ia window Of
STEELE & Seeley, i3l Wyoming avenue. -
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spring Chickens,

1000 Puzzle Free Today.
Geo. FELTON, & Bro, 30l Spruce street.
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Book sausage,
Armbrust, 9l9 Penn.
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A special Easter programme for the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
has been prepared by CAorister Profess
sor W. W. Jones, assisted by the or
ganist, Frank Reynolds. A chorus Of
thirty voices will participate The
programme will be as follows Morn
ing Organ voluntary, Frank Rey
nolds; hymn, and prayer: anthem,
Christ Is Risen" choir; Scripture les
sons and Offering; solo, "Ths Con-
queror," Miss Lillian Shively; ssrmo n
bv the pastor. Rev l., c. Floyd, D. d. ,
subject, The Resurrection and It's
Lessons" anthem, Christ Has Won
the Victory" by a quartette consisting
Of Misses Lillian Shively, Grace Acker
and w. w. Jones and Harry Acker.
They will be accomp plnied by u chorus.
The evening programme will he rs
follows: Organ voluntary. Frank
Reynolds; anthem. This l. the Day, 3"
by tho choir; Scripture lesson; solo,
Mrs. Byron Page; hymn and prayer
anthem, "Why Seek Ye the Living, "
choir, solo and chorus, Frank Beck 4;
sermon by the pastor, subject THE
Duty of Praise; anthem. 'O For a
Thousand Tongues "
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On Saturday our store will be beautifully
decorated with flowers and plants. With
every dollars worth of goods sold we will
give an Easter rose; S2OO worth Of goods,
TWO roses, etc - MEARs il HAGEN
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DR. c. c. LAUBAcH dentist, Gas and
Water company building, Wyoming ave.
nue.. Latest Improvements. Eight years in
Scranton. ~
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Do not fail to see our blooming plants;
they are so fine. l44 and l4O Washington
avenue. q. Il. CLARK & Go.
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STRONG sells carpets and furniture Tues
day at p. m. 5l9 Mulberry street. -
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Dunmors Presbyterian Church

MORNING SERT ICE AT ~ ~
Morning Breaks upon the Tombs' ......
chorus, Barrett
Christ the Lord is Risen Today Hymn
Morgan.
"The day of Resurrection" .-,,.,,. Hymn,
Smart.
The Eastern sunshine break again, 600,
solo, Mietzke
Sermon, Subject, "The Person Of
Christi
"I1e is Risen. Quartette, Martiee
"Hark ten thousand Harps and Voices o.,
Hymn, Mason.
EVENING SERVICE AT 7 30
Christ is Risen" ...........C Chorus, Danko
Golden Harps are Sounding. Hymn,
Havergal.
"Hosanna" .. Easter Song, Jules Gamier
mighty God while Angels Bless .......
Hymn, Root,
Christ Victorious" ....... Chorus, Porter
His Matchless Worth ....."..,. Mason
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An Opportunity for the Unemployed.
You are out of employment
Invest your time ON business, steno-
graphic or academic education
1t means success to you in the future.
If you cannot pay us this year make 1t
next year.
You helped us in your prosperity-we
shall help you now.
Woods college of business and short
hand, ~
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McBRIDE's new Turkish bath. Every
thing new, 5O6 Spruce street, opposite
Court House. ~
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LILY OF THE VALLEY at Clark's.

Boiled ham,
Armbrust, gl9 Penn ave.
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Caulih lwer,

Green beans, asparagus, mushrooms, ripe
tomatoes, summer squash, egg plant, etc ,
etc. PlERCEs MARKET
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Second Presbgterian Church.
MORNING SERVICE AT 10. 30.

MORNING SERVICE AT 1890
Organ Prelude. "Andante .... Beethoven
DoXology Unison,
Choir and Congregation
Anthem, Grown Him Everlasting King"
Warren
Solos for Soprano, Alto, Tenor and Bass
Giorio Patri-Od Chant Boyce
Hymn No. 49, "Dube ST.. Hatton
Anthem, LAS 1t Began to Dawn new,
Foster
Solo for Contraltol
Hymn No 42G, "Resurrexin n..... Sullivan
OGcrtory- Solo, Easter Sunshine
Breaks AGAIN ....,.............. Mletzke
Hymn No 4l0, ariel" e"..............Ma Mason
Organ Prelude, "Marche' .. .Mendsssohu
EVENING SERVICE AT 73O.
Organ prelude, Overture.
Bellini
Hymn No. 81 a Am He That Liveth "
Burke
Anthem, "Why Seek Ye the Living
Among the Dead" "..............H Hopkins
"Gloria Patri, old chant. Boyce
Alto solo, "The Lord Is Risen Sullivan
From the oratorio "Ths Light of the
World"
hymn No. 372, LET Us Crown Him.
McGranahan
Aulueiu, NullSb Is hlseu iFOln Ip6
Dead - Observation-Disclosures. Rossi
Solos for soprano aud bass.
Olertory, soprano solo, Easter Dawn"
Woodman
Hymn No 369, "Hailelujah Christ Is
klsen.n .n.....................M McGTanahan
Organ postlude, Queen OF Sheba March
GOunod
The choir of voices is as follows
II m n ~
Brewster, Mrs. r. NJ. Stratton Miss Jessie
Williams, Miss Susie Black.
Altos Miss Annette Reynolds, Mrs. A.
l. Lord.
Touors-Thomas Bynon, George Dewitt.
Basso3--Hector Ii. James, Robert R.
Noris
George Noyes Rockwell organist aud
director
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Boiled han

Eprlng OnlCBens,
Turkeys, ducks chickens and squads.
~ PIERCEs MARKET
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AMERICAN Beauty Roses at ClarEs to
day,
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EASTER Lilies, never so fine, at C,ark's. 50
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HOLY Trinity Lutheran Church.

The Easter music at Holy Trinity
church tomorrow will be unusually in
teresling The following persons will
take part
Sopranos Miss Z. Garagan, Miss A.
Hoegberg, Miss A Wiutersteln, Miss NJ
Morgans Miss Jennie Blickins, Miss Jen-
ME BeCkendorf.
Altos--Nlss Abbio Orff. Miss Sarah Beck
endorf Miss Annie Morgans.
Tenors Frank Droher Mr.. Miller, New
ton Croft.
Bass--Ed l.. Haas, Henry Shnbert, Tho,
Price, L. X, Protheroe, orgauist and di-
rnrtnr.
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Flrat PreshYterian Church.

The new choir. numbering nearly
sixty voices, will make its first appear
ance tomorrow, and sing from the
new and handsome gallery. The even
ing service will be devoted almost Gu
tirely TO music. The days programme
will be as follows
MoRNING SERVICE 10 80 A M
organ Prelude.
DoXology and Invocation.
Anthem Voluntary, Great Is the Lord
Berly
Choir.
Hymn. Choir and Congregation
Scripture Reading aud Prayer 49,. Pastor
Anthem, "Now Is Christ Risen =. Porter
Choir.
Responsive Reading
Pastor and Congregation
Solo, "Easter' ..,.............Na ' underwater
Mrs. I. j. Lewis.
Hymn. Choir aud Congregation
Sermon, "The Resurrection. 900. Pastor
Anthem, 80 Sing Unto the Lord.
Rousseau
Hymn. Choir and Congregation
BencdiCtion,
Organ postlude.
EVENING SERVICE, I.3O P. NJ.
Anthem voluntary Let All the Earth
BE flAQ' '.....,.,,,,.,,,...,.'', 'FoIIer
Choir
Hymn. Choir and Congregation
Reading of Scripture. ...,...........Pas Pastor
solo, Easter Day y"...,.............Sh shelley
Mrs NJ. y. Goodwin.
Prayer. yer...................... .......... Pastor
Anthem, angel of the Lord ....,.. Goate
Choir
Responsive Reading,
Pastor and Congregation
Anthem, Behold. Tell You Mys.
Choir.
Oilertory Solo, easter Dawn, 81. WoodmNn
Mrs. Edith Richards Heckel
Chorus, II Win Sing Of Mercy Noyel!o
Ladies Voices
Hymn. Choir and Congregation
Address. ................ ......By the Pastor
Anthem, 90 Sing Unto the Lord
Rousseau. au......,..... ............ Cholr
Closing Hymn Choir and Congregation
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
Director. or...,,.,,,..,......,T Talie Morgan
Urgaulst ............. Miss Stella Seymour
Coruetor Joseph Summerhill
s.. Paup' Church, Grosn Riiga.
Or2auist and Director. Silas Rosser
"Nidi Aqum
MAS IN t...,.. .Concone
Olertory solo, Ave Maria '..... .Miliard
Mrs. Mc'Tighe.
"Eeni Creator '.................W Weigand
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24
St. Pat,ick's Church, West Side.

At the 1880 mass at st. Patrick's
church, West Side. the musical pro-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-03-24
s.. Paul, Church, Gtesn Riig,.

Orgauist and director.......S .Silas Rosser
'Eidi Aqum"
Mas in F...,..........,....... .Concone
UIertory solo, Ave Maria '......M Millard
Mrs McIighe.
~ ani Creator .......,.......,..W Weigand
Postude