The Portland daily press., 1895-06-10

graInme we are unable to particularizo
Birds sang sweetly in unison with the
children's voices and the tones of the
organ. Superintendent Adams made a
most effective appeal for a liberal contri
button in behalf of those in the eastern
part of the state who had not enjoyed the
same gospel privilege and from appear
ances the appeal was not unheeded.
HIGH STREET CHURCH.
AT High street church last evening, in
addition to the usual high character of
the music, Mrs. Fengar delighted by her
violin playing, of W hich we have spoken,
in the highest terms on former occasion.
CHESTNUT STREET M. E. CHURCH.
Chestnut street M. f. church always
makes great event of Children's Sun
day. Yesterday was no exception; and
the display made at the afternoon and
evening services was delightful and i'm
posing. Two hundred or more bright
faces, and prettily dressed children occu-
pied the senlarged pulpit stage, amid
palms, potted plants and other handsome e
floral decorations.
Special features of the afternoon service
were:
Organ Voluntary, Mr.. Walter S. Smith
Baptism of Children.
Address of Welcome,
Forest Doten
Duet-The Children's Jubilee,
Bessie Elliott Cassie Elliott
Recitation,
Solo-Right Shall Win,
Everett L. Hazelton
Recitation-A Bit of Sermon,
Henry Gamlin
Song-Little Robin Redbreast,
Bessie Wyer
Recitation-Beautiful Grandmamma,
Christine Wyer
Recitation-It Is Not Always May,
Maud Holden
Recitation-The Door Of the House,
Cora Morse
Recitation-The Last Hymn,
Recitation-Then and Now,
Bessie Wyer
Duet,
vena Bennett and Grace Chapman
Recitations, as sBG gg y y
Z, Arthur Buxton and Lille Smith
Recitation and Song,
aef 9'2sa's' Susie Rowe
Motion Exercise, sipe
s,s a Ada Wright
Recitation-The Gates of Pearl,
z a.s129t Jennie May Delano
+ Special features of the evening pro-
gramme were:
Organ Voluntary,
-a~G -53H1s5 Harry Humphrey
Duet--Sun of My Soul,
-, Mrs. Dr. Files, Miss Nina Files
Reading Faultless,
solo-The Promise of Life,
Miss Maud Coombs
Recitation-The Kings Questions,
|a Miss Marion Cole
Address,
Rev. c. W. Parsons, D. D..
Recitation-Floral Day,
Miss Gertrude Soule
Duet-Rejoice in the Lord,
Mr.. Arthur Pierce, Mrs. Arthur Pierce
Reading-A Story from Real Life,
Miss Edith Delano
Solo-Come Unto Me,
j. c. Strout
Recitation-The Woman Healed,
Miss Alice Woodbury.,
Mrs ii. W. Cobb, Accompanies
ST. LAWRENCE STREET CHURCH.
Children's Sunday was prettily observed
at st. Lawrence street church. The pulpit
platform was decorated with solid bank
of daisies in the form of the platform, a
star made of daisies in the rear, and
bouquets of snow balls and other flowers.
In the forenoon the PASTOR Rev. A. H.
Wright, preached seromn interesting to
the little ones The concert by the Sun
day school in the evening, was of more
than usual interest, led by Superin-
tendent W. T. Pancost The school is
very f1ourishing, numbering yesterday an
attendance of two hundred and twenty.
The programme for the concert includfd
the following special features Addrfss
of welcome, by Harold Bunker, recita-
tions by Mildred German, Clifford Libfy,
Leona Curtis, Charlotte Birnie, Sewafd
Wescott, Fred Fitzpatrick, Annabel Mutt
roe, Belle Gould and Lilly johnson; a
duet by Misses Viva and Carrie Bennett
trio by Ethel Blake, Clarice Laughlih
and Susie Farr; solo, John Jarvis; song
by Harry, Albert and Willie Love.
WOODFORDS CONGREGATIONAL