The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1896-04-02
Easter Services in tn Churches.

Easter will be generally observed in the
churches Of this city next Sunday. All the
churches will be decorated more or less
elaborately, and all appropriate to the day.
Rev. j. M Leighton, at the Unitarian
church, will take for his morning subject,
''The Easter of the Heart" The music will
be as follows:
Offertoire "De Saint Cecile," Grison
"Jubilate in G. Danks
Once the Lord of Glory Lay, Bartlett
with violin obligato, Mr.. Sanborn,
"Gloria" Wiske
Solo, Miss Russ, with violin obligato,
Mr.. Sanborn
Carol, Joy Bells, Loud
Postlude, Festal Marche, Brewer
Miss Sullivan, Soprano, M iss Russ, ,Contralto,
Mr.. Mosher, Tenor MI. Pettipgill Bass
M. E. Faunce Organist
Assisted by Miss Colburn, Soprano, Mr..
Wardwell, tenor and Mr.. Sanborn, violinist.
| At the North church special Easter ser
vice will be held at 80 o'clock in the morn
| ing. The subject of the forenoon sermon
will be "The Witness of the Resurrection .
| The following music will be given:
| Organ voluntary, 'Offertoire,'' Rossni
| Carol, Wonderful Easter Morning." Deane
| Easter anthem, "The Passing of the King"
Macy
| Gloria, Greatorex
| Carol, Ringing the Bells" Schiling
| Solo by Mrs. r. H Howes.
Response, And We shall seek me- Bonner
| POStlude, March, Clark
The evening service will consist very
largely of one of the popular res ponsve ser
vices prepared specially for Easter. Beside
the regular music given in the service the
following selections will be given:
| Organ voluntary.
| Carol, "Easter-tide," Loud
| Song, Miss Durham
Song, easter Eve,' Gounod
Mr.. Parker.
Response, "Let Thy Mercy" Haydn
| Postlude.
| The music both morning and evening will
be by the quartette, assisted by Mrs. R. II.
howes, soprano, and chorus, with Mrs. j.
W. Jones and Miss M. E. Faun ce, organists.
The church is to be handsomely decorated
| for the occasion.
| AT the Baptist church, in the morning. the
pastor will preach on "The Stone Rolled
Away Mark 16: 81 The following music
will be rendered by the choir
| Selection, "The Love of Christi Keene.
| Anthem, The Lord is Risen, Lynes.
| Solo and Quartette.
Carol Ring, Happy Easter Bells, Wales.
In the evening there will be special
choral service. Following is the pr ogra1n
| Organ Voluntary,
Anthem, "Christ is Risen from the Dead,
| Art. from Wagner.
Solo and Chorus.
Responsive Scripture readil G.
Hymn, "Marv at the Savior's Tomb
| Apostles Creed.
Anthem, "Lovely Appear" Gounod.
Scripture,
Hymn, "The Day of Resurrection,
| Prayer.
Solo, The Angels Message" Loud.
Mrs. Pitcher.
Carol Joy Bells" Loud.
| Short address, "The empty grave Pastor
| Hymn, II know that my Redeemer Lives. "
| Prayer and BenedIction
| Organ Postlude.
AT the Universalstch church next Sunday the
services viii be as follows: Morning wor-
| ship with sermon at 10 10. Subject, Eternal
Hope Sunday School at T. Young Peo-
. PIES meeting at s, Topic, The True Eesur-
rectom IAfe." There will he an Easter Con
cert by the Sunday School at o'clock. At
f, the morning service the folio wing music
! will be rendered:
! Otfertoire IN ID h Bruce
/ Ntuite Jones
/ He ls Risen Anon
There il a Green Hill Far Away, Gounod
Mrs. E. z. Frost
Christ is Risen, Miss SUSIE Dnsmore
| When Dark Cavary's Brow Wells
| The sermon at the Methodist church will
be appropriate to the day, and an Easter
| concert will be given i'll the vening by the
Sunday school.
Services appropriate to the day, with
special Easter music, will be given at the
| Catholic church at 10 A. NJ,
The annual Easter service of Palestine
Commandery, knights Templar, will be
held at the Unitarian church at O'Clock
| Sunday afternoon. The church will be
appropriately decorated with evergreens,
Easter lilies, etc, and oruanentation
corresponding to the day and the Order
of knights Templar The usual Easter ser
vice of the Order will be given, with ser
mon by Rev. j. F. Titon of the Baptist
church. The music will be as follows:
| Anthem, Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem,
/ Knox
Solo, Quartette and full Chorus.
Solo, Miss Russ.
| Carol Ring, Merry Bells, Loud
Concerning Local Industries.