The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-04-12
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Musical services will be held at the diff
ferent churches on Easter Sunday.
The following is the program for Trin-
ity Church at 10:30 a. M: Organ prelude,
grand choir, Guilmant; professional
hymn, Christ, the Lord, has has
"Benedictus," Read head, choir; ant he m,
"Christ, Our Passover" Chappell, choir; I;
"Sanctus and Agnus Del" Gounod, choir; (;
occasional hymn, "The Strife is Der"
c. w. Young, soloist; Master Fred
Straight, head soprano; Ralph Kinder, Jr.,
organist; Rev. William Il. Trotter, di-
rector.
rie," in B-fiat, Farmer; "Credo," in G.,
Millard; offertory; solo, save Maria, :"
Miss Mary Hamnill; "Sanctus," Smith !;
"Agnes Dei"; soloists, Miss Nj. A. V. To-
bin, Miss Jennie Morris and Miss Alice
Downy, sopranos; Joseph Lally, Edward
Names and Thomas Cleary, tenors, and
Thomas Head, bass. Vespers p. m. I;
Millard's vespers with Peters "Magnifi-
cat" by the same soloists; Edward +.
Christie, director.
First Congregational Church, 1o:3O
a. M. "Easter Anthem" Billings, choir
"This is the Day." T.. V. Hall, with
soprano solo by Miss A. Whittemore and
quartet; "Te Doum ssnctamus," Mae
is Risen" simper, choir. In the
evening the Sunday school will
have Easter exercises, assisted by the
choir and John Pickles and John
McNaughJ, cornet and horn soloist. The
choir will sing "There is a Green Hill Far
Away" and Success" with soprano and
alto solos, quartet and chorus; Miss
Grace Church, organist.
st. Michaeps Episcopal Church, 10:3O
a. M: Awake Thou That Sleepest,"
Maker; "Christ Our Passover" Schill ipgs !;
"Gloria Patri," Holden; "Te Deum,
Hammer; "Jubilate," Havens; 81 Know
That My Redeemer Liyeth." Handel !;
"Why Seek Ye the Living Among the
Dead" Cook; Sanctus," Sprague; Gloria
in Excelsis," Potter. The soloists are
Miss Ella F. Potter, Miss Anna PAUL,
Mrs. A. McCarty, Benjamin X. Wilson
and Albert A Walker. Il. j. Valentine
organIst and director.
State Street M. Il. Church, 2:30 p. m.
organ voluntary; anthem, awake Thou
"Now is Christ Risen.b Allen, choir
soprano solo, Lift Your Glad Voices u
Sterns, Mss Anna Pierce jan hem, "Awake
up my Glory" Makes, choir; bass solo,
The Resurrection, Shelby, J. B. Pollock
Old Easter, anthem, Billings, choir. There
wilt be a choir of Is voices. j. b. Pollock.
director and Mrs. j. b. Pollock, organist.
First Baptist Church, 10 80 q. M: Open
ing selection, "Jesus Lives"; anthem,
'.Come See the Place Where the Lord
lay" Hall, with soprano solo by Miss
Maria w. Fish; anthem, "Shout Hos
sanna,n with duet by Misses Maria and
Daisy Fish. The evening program will
will consist OF an Easter Sunday school
concert; subject, 1.-The Glorious Son OF
God." The exercises will include a
soprano solo, "Resurrection," Miss Sarah
IL. Pierce, and a tenor solo, Hail, All
Hail" Charles Il. Sisson. l.. l.. Ander-
strom is the organist. The exercises will
be illustrated by stereopticon.
The cylinder Of the large engine OF the
National India Rubber Company, weigh
ing about fifteen tons, which was sent
away to be altered, has beenreturned.
Rev. William Il. Todd, pastor of the
Advent Christian Church, has rendered
his resignation which has been accepted.
He will deliver his farewell address next
Sunday afternoon.
The 20-rater, Isolde, had another
triel yesterday and was handled by
Captain "Nat." She fully meets the ex-
pectation of her builders, and Captain
Packer, who is to sail her when she
arrives across the Atlantic, is very much
pleased. She will be taken to New York
as once and shipped accross.
A gang OF men are at work repairing
the corner OF State and Hope streets.
The work OF removing the building, for
merly occupied by the late +. A. Warner,
on Hope street, wao begun today.