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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
DEATHS.

| In llinsdale, Mar. 90 Mary Lacharite, :; Mar
-: Katherine Hartnett, yrs, mo.
In Wardsboro, Mar. 81, George w. Field 7S
| In Putney, Mar Il, ID. +. Graves, 81
| In Newfane, Mar. -, Ehu Park 81
In West Fairlce, Mar. ), j. II. Stevens SO-for.
merry of West Wards boro.
In Jamaica, Mar. %. a child OF Mr.. and Mrs
Douglas Forester, about one year.
In Heath, Mass, Mar. 20, Lowell Stowe, 6s-
formerly of Halifax.
In Bennington, Mar. IS. Mrs Phiena Knight
FOX, 81 yrs, III mo.-a native of Marlboro.
In Northied, Mass, Mar. 20. Fred e. Stearns.
IS yrs, ii mo.
In Northheld, Mass, Mar. %, Charles IL.
S:earns, IS.
Iu Springfield, Mar. 81, Mrs. Bc,scy spofford.
90.
In New Haven, Conn., Mar. 81, Eva, youngest
daughter of George ID. Lamb, formerly of vii
mington.
In East Colrain, Mass, Mar. -, Alvin A, Nor.
Ter, Boy, ION.
In Braitlcbero, Mar. Is, William Dunn, q.
In Gui1ord, Mar. 20, n. q. Tompkins, I2
In Newfane, Mar. 80, Frederick o. Burdett. al
In South Windham, Mar. 20, Austin W. CLAY.
ton, 56yrs., lin.
In Pl' mouth Mar. 20, Clark Spaulding, aged
D. yeai 5, recently of 'Irafton.
In Grafton. Mar. p, Jennie Wilson, wife of
Harlan Phelps, IS years.
s2yrs'
In Wilmington, Mar. 80. Alvah Lyman, soyrs.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
ESTEYVILLE.

Louise Williams returned to Brown
University last Monday. F L Head
came home from Dartmouth Wednes.
day on his vacation. Mrs Giles Wor-
Gen went Wednesday to the hospital at
Burlington for treatment. The regular
preaching at the Advent church at &c
and p IN. next Sunday. The past
week has been one of unpleasant ex-
element to the people of Esteyvile.
The leaving of colored woman in a
delicate condition ON Chestnut street
was mistake that 10 one is to be
blamed for, but it was time when SEN
sible people lost their head under
the pressure of the excitement. Mrs
Eliza Prescott, the mother of Mrs J
Atwater, is the Oldest person in this
part of the village. She celebrated her
S9th birthday Arri % in quiet man
ner. She has keen mental faculties for
one of her years. She was born in the
town of Weston. this state, her maiden
name being Combs
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
MINOR BRATTLEBORO LOCALS.
Continued from page ~

Benson of Chicopee, Mass. Mrs. Hat
tie Strcetcr of Greenfield, Mass, il
visiting with Mrs. Aldrich. Mrs.
James Harper and children of Weston,
arc visiting with her parents,
M. 0. Hodgkins and wife. N ISIS
Helen Thompson and friend, Miss
Louise Day, one of The directors of the
Woman's Board Of Missions, have been
stopping for several days this week
with Dea. and Mrs. G. F. Thompson.
F. U. Simpson of Boston has been
here this week settling up with the
solved partnership Tuesday. John
O'Connor is home from the U. V. M.
medical college for visit with his
two daughters came Friday from North
Adams-where Mr.. McKenney has re.
Gently been appointed station agent
for several weeks visit at her
fathers, G. A. Hines. Mrs. DR..
Twitchell and two children Eof Boston
are guests at Col. Dunton g. edward
Pratt of Buskirks Bridge, N. Y, is in
town. james Il. Hooker is home from
the Columbia Law school of New
York for a vacation stay with his
parents Mrs. Fox of New York is
visiting friends in town. Rev. Mr..
Thunberg of Orange, Mass, spent par
of the week at his home here. Mr..
and Mrs. Oscar f. Drury and baby
daughter of Springfield, Mass, come
next week for visit with her mother,
Mrs. II. NJ. Jennox. Miss Margaret
Holbrook came yesterday from New
York for visit with relatives. Miss
Ethel Willard of Greenfield, Macs. is
visiting at Mrs. David Young e.
Mrs. DR.. Bowen spent Saturday in
Mass. On her return home
she WAS accompanied by her friend,
Miss Bullock, who will spend few
days with her. L. + Pettec wife and
child of New York were at the Brooks |
house oyer Sunday with a party of |
guests from Wilmington, Tho have
llso spent part of the wees -. Will
+. Dodge Of New York
mas been in town this week.--Among
he prominent registers at the Brooks
house this week have been j. J. Ed
wards and wife of st. Mara, L. g., on
heir bridal trip and \. r. Buel of Vic
or, n. Y. ~ho made Il stay of several
Eddy from Amherst and
Frank Head from Dartmouth are home
or their Easter Nacation.-Gcorge. son
If Dexter Wait, for IL years traveller for
he Trojan shirt Co.. one of the bigg est
Iouses in the country, having states in
lis jurisdiction with headquarters in
Denver, was here for Il four days visit
it'll his father last week.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
Another Account from Rn nd0lph.
tCorrespondence Burlington Ncws)

Bradley Newell the Jacksonville
healer, "cuts no ice'i with some peo-
pie. :. state exchange says that the re-
porter who wrote Of the miraculous
cures at Randolph recently must have
been victim of Authorization. A
number of people recently went from
Randolph to South Royalton to be
cured. There is but one person who
now claims to have received any bene-
fit that they realize at this time. The
case that has created the most interest
is the Dewey child. Her father and
mother claim that she was benefited
by the treatment but say that she can
not talk any more than before treat
ment but SPEAKS some words little
palmer and is stronger and less irrit-
able. How far the treatment will be
beneficial is question The people
in South Royalton have but little con
fiience in the Doctors power to heal
or even benefit person who has the
troubles which these people have and
the most sanguine thiuk galvanic
battery would do all that as done.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
High school Notes.

Although the Senior class are Il
have "a speaker. essays will be written
as Iaual for COMMENCEMENT but not be
delivered The subjects have this
week been given out for So, ction.
They are based on the literatIrr work
and are also connected with Il 90 New
England college Requirement; for
1895. The spring vacation Of q week
begins to day. Miss Kingsley will
spend q part Of the time in provi-
dence. Misses Gowing and Pray will
both leave town during the recess. -
Printed cards have been placed in the
hands of each pupil this week giving
the hours for sounding the storm sig
al. II the signal is used sensibly these
cards viii, be a great convenience.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
Among the Local Horscmcu

me horsemen hercabouts are trying 10 yet nm
Valley Fair. ''''7' II 'He
a., Whipplc, the well known trainer and
. uIner, VINO was here season before last and
VINO Ho recently lett the iempioy of BatcheIder m
heehe, mas recently got up and pat hohhle
70 seep horses from breaking, Jumping. kickinr
anu running, and has already sold terri,o-isi
i,t IN ms section FOR a handsome sum. Mr.
ut Farmer, y V mas 'oo'''eu
JACK Mrynahan has sold his handsome blacl
h' 1 70 the iirattleboro Livery Co.
Snarics Parker. now at Ashuelot. IS 10 ,ou.
mere May Isl, with his string Of trofters incInd
III III olSlght. HOllicster," ELLEN II" "Aiher,
-, anu number of young ones, for the sons
ualIing at the Valley Fair ground. He mr.
p0sos 10 enlarge his barn at ashueio, SO AZ 70
eoriain, or more another winter. ~
,,,.i, nc morse market which has been sadly 10
u osseu Ior some time, shows ;signs OF marked
eht Boston. New York and pbjl,de,
ir,, uu!ers have begun TO 70 through the conn.
g.y,, ,or .ne purpose OF picking mn Nh. iney
s $500 oi carriage and road horses and n Is
ha,,n TO note that the figures ofFrre,, ara
800 u nm nave prevailed for n number Of
mn - IncN cannot ifail as cnndifions haSance
s,er ~ oe good demand for stylish. nervy road
'uier place on earth V'N N"c'e' any
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03

The ladies auxiliary hold ihelr I'm" Ta,..3
ing at the association rarlur n,N N- N 81
ternoon. This is the annual ntS''.te irgS
attendance is desired a matters =.
arctic come up before said nie'.'Ds "a,
Rev Mr. De Bevo,se'srok' sunday 70 ~
noon meeting and Miss klhe. hi"''
some special music. \
Rev \ J Hou=h will adlits' ~ Il /
next sunday and will have for ~ ~ ~
and Compensation Thls -
Sunday. "a male quaIirit
music. l4slgil
The YMCi haskell ball tesm Wi =
Estey Guard team by q score 81
Armory Monday evening. ,.h,verne
Claus 0landt. jr. secretary 81 1n 1.v,,,i ~
New Hampshire y VI ). VIZ! 10 ! y Z,
eight weeks in work ivr the lt.,,r,i..a
He will return &C. While River '
June ]. ii
The very best maple
box at Pullen Il Whitney W.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03

Howard though has finished work at
Pullen q Whitney's and Will Games
has taken his place.--Ed. Morse is clerk
ing in Barrow's coal oflice.--,Josepll
Gould FINISHED work at the Brooks
house and returned to his Rutland home
Monday.--Miss Nina Dutton has taken a
position rs stenographcr for the Yer.
mont Farm Machine Co., at Bellows
Falls.
Come in and see the gilt parlor papers
we are selling for Zoe. Il roll. All new
spring styles. Van Doom q Morris.
Removals.
Walter jacobs from the Alexander
house on Canal to viii Stewart g
apartment house on the same street.
Fred Richardson and family arc stop
ping at Henry Wilcutt's for the pres
ent. DR.. Burrows has moved his
household goods to Winchester. N. H.
from 10 Main street. A. =. Barnes
from the Retting mouse on Canal street
to the Stewart apartment house. Dan
Dutton has taken the tenement in Els
tabrook block vacated by s. Wilcox. -
Mr.. Fish from d. p. Cobb's house
on IA Pearl street To Elliot street and
Mr.. Cobb is making improvements IN
the tenement preparatory to its occu
pancy by H. Wall. --Chas. Lockwood
from "a Elliot street to the Lillis
house on the Same street. --Chas.
Thompson from GO Elliot street to one
of Mr. Crowcll's houses on the Square.
Mr.. Reed has moved from West
Brattleboro to the J. p. Elmer house
on Frost street. Mrs. Haynes moved
this week from Barrows house on
Vernon street to Browns house on
Cemetery Hill. Eugene Ferriter from
street to his newly pur
chased house on Horton Place. Will !
Coombs from Main street to the Doc /!
little house on Canal street Thomas I
O'Connor from South Main street to |
Martin house on Elliot street. !
Mrs. NJ. L Heard from Green to her
pleasant farm in Nernon.-Daua NJ.
Carey to 55 Spruce SIC. 3. Kirwau
into Mrs. Browns house on South
j. Harry Estcy and wife
move this week to the Park house for
he summer.--Basl Gregwarc from
Organ st. to 81 Elliot.--W. i. Carly
rom South Main to Marshall & Ester
brooks blors +
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
Sporting.

W Combs, the crack road rider OF the Ner
mont Wheel club, has entered the employ of Inc
lver johnson company of Ftchburg, Mass. He
started In five road races last season, and each
line TOOK u prize. f Walsh, the Vernon,
champion, will ride under the club colors hi
season although he may join the professional
Harry Burreil, here In 50 an 80 and last ve ar
Wlta memphis and Little Rock, has signed with
Des Moines in the Western association.
Tommy Dowd, holding out for more salary
Is now the only one that has not signed with 1,
. honis. But Sporting Life" says he has
"inihic Coilopy has signed with the Columbus
for this season. The papers out there renresen,
mn, MN as great iavorite though hard TO con.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
THE FRATERNiTlE,

| The last OF the series OF ~ az ~
lows hall will be given Friday e''I'-'
10.
The Pilgrims who are interested u "a ~
are requested to be present at the neM ID ~
on next Tuesday evening. TO hear me "a
our representative to the >upremetO'''
Pilgrim Fathers.
Rutland Lodge knights of iiohh' III
Bile owing 10 the suspension OF W. 20
November for careless and irIesn'' ,laa.
of dues. The members pald mn u. ~
rectly but there was an error IN is ss,5 III
ing TO the Supreme Lodge by ihe ~ .iss
porter. Four deaths have occu'rTl', iTsl
he insurance of ssAOO each canhn. . ~ -s,,,,
l. l. Parker and Dr { FRAU VIZ W, he 4
tatiyes from Fort Dummcr Loi'n M . ~
session of the Supreme Colon! l"-''
at Boston "Wednesday.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
NSueed the I'nrIIng ,.lcsI

Guy Lamson returned yesterday tc
Middicbury Miss Ross has returned
! to her home in Greenfield, Mass, after
visit with Mrs. c. G. Tyler. Mrs.
VIM. O'Brien and son Emmett Of
Hopedale, Mass, who have been the
guests Of Miss Mary Griffin left yester-
day for visit in Hinsdale before re-
turning to her home. Mrs. Edwin
Putnam returned Wednesday TO her
home in Fitchburg. Mass. after a
weeks visit with Mrs. +. NJ. Smith.
james Carey and wife returned Mon
day to their home in Newport after a
visit with his parents here. Hiss
Mabel Roberts has returned to her
Rirerton, Conn, homo after "a visit
with her sister Cora here. Miss Abbie
Prouty rcturnedSaturday TO her school
duties in Athol, Mass. &C. S. Elmer.
son and wife returned Wednesday to
their home in Milford, n. H., after "a
few days stay with his parents. -
Chas Fawcette returned last week to
his New York home after visit II
town. -Perley Holmes and Myron
Davis return to their school duties at
Vermont A academy Monday after their
Easter vacation spent at their homes
here.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
BIRTHS.

In Brattleboro, Mar. 80, a son to Mr. and Mrs
l.. BuTuham.
In East Jamaica, Mar. II, daughter TO Geo
II. and Mary r.. Gleason.
IN EeadsbOro, Mar. H. a son TO Georgia and
Belle Gates and grandson TO Lucia ~ Gates
In iioughtOnv!llc, Mar :, to Mr. and Mrs j
J.. Grover a son.
Ia liratton, Mar. %, to Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Wright, a son.
In saNtons River, Feb, 20, a daughter To MI.
and Mrs. Geo. Buchanan.
In Fellows Falls, Mar. %, n daughter TO Mr.
and Mrs. T.. G.. OsSood.
In Northheld, Mass, Mar. -, a son 10 Mr. and
Mrs Merritt
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
Putney Students will Have the Prefer
euce,

The estate of Franklin Baldwin OF
North Grafton, at first believed to be
hopelessIy involved, will net sufficient
money within few years to pay the
public requests which will take effect
at the death of the widow. The
legacies are: To Wellesley college.
$50, 600, to endow a professorship of
mathematics: Smith college, sl2, COO.
for scholarship; $40, 200 to the home
for Aged Men in Worcester; 5000 10
the University of Vermont for schul-
arship; 5000 10 Dartmouth college
for scholarship; 5000 10 the first
Universalist church of Worcester. aud
the residue goes TO the Clark Cniver-
sity. Worcester. Mr. Baldwin Vas a
native of Putney and the s.ujlrnts of
that town will have preference 10 the
use of the scholarships.
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!
! Miss Elsie Pratt has been housed fol
few days with light attack of ton
silitis. - Ed Richardson is on the sick
list. Warner Spear has been housed
part of the week with rheumatism. 49,
Mrs. f. p, Hopkinson has been
housed the past week with a severe
cold, being threatened with pneumonia.
C. NJ Staples has recovered from I'D
attack OF the measles and Earl and
Clifford Staples are now i'll with the
same disease. Mrs. Kate Pratt has
resumed work at 0. j. Pratt's after a
weeks illness. Mrs. Abbot Stone is
improving. Mrs Thomas Darling is
housed with illness. Mrs. Geo. Barrett
is III with grip. Mr.. Barrett is able
to be out and his father is improving,
a. NJ. Carleton has bean housed
with illness tho past two weeks. --
Mrs, W. Z. Richardson has been quite
i'll this week with erysipclas. Madam
Hardie has been quite i'll this week
With pneumonia, Henry Ycaw is i'll
with inHammatory rheumatism. Mrs.
j. p, Goodenough. who has been i'll
all winter, is slowly improving. Mrs.
". G. Stone was called to Montague
City, Mass. Tuesday by the serious
illness of her mother. Miss Mary
Brown has recovered from her recent
illness. Miss ZNtta Weld is out again
after few days illness. Mrs. Dana
Angler is housed by illness. Miss
Brinda Darling of Cemetery i'll slipped
and spraincd her ankle Monday. -
Miss Brown, teacher at Miss Sawyer's
school, has been i'll the past week. -
A letter from Mrs Hattie l. Mckee Of
Tonica, III, says that she is just re.
covering from a six weeks sickness
with la grip and nervous prostration
Eugene Ferriter, ST.. has been
housed all the week with bad case of
p Cobb was out We'd |
nesday from four weeks illness
Mrs Crosby, who has been seriously |
i'll for fortnight past, is improving
but is not able to sit up yet-Otber /
grip victims this week have been |
Bertha Stockwell, ertie Dugan,
Capt Gray Estey, Mrs l. f Holden.
} II Stickney.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
MARRIAGES..

Ia Erattlcboro. April >, by Rev. H. d. Max.
wen, Bert Whttemorc and Minnie l. Adams
both OF Guiiford.
In Bellows Falls, Mar. IS, by Rev. f. f. Marg
Frances Minnie Adams.
In Hinsdalc, \ H., Mar. -. by Rev Mr.. Alb
bolt of keene, James t. Spraguc and Miss Anna
}. Liscom.
In Brattieboro, April ., by Rev. c. o. Day,
Joseph Oliver Norman of Hinsdale, \. H., and
Mary Jane Graham of Bratteboro.
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BELLOWS FALLS,
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Thought md Movement

S j Cray is to opcn restaurant an
oarding house in the quarters foTmeri
coupled by Mrs. Kate Cotton and i
efitting them for that purpose.
Ell f Putnam of Drewsvilir, y II
has bought the Frank Moriuiy ra"
un Atkinson street.
\ Miss Annie Pauline la'lon
daughter Of ". +. Eailoa AM
a graduate of the High schoo
class of '92, was married last week q
the homo Of her uncle III New 1ort
city to Frederick Gilbert Harris, en-
plOyed in the ohire OF The Crane M ~
Co. and the couple will makr fhell
home at l2G EHs, 3'th street, Ne"
York.
A prize speaking contest hr'Meci
representatives Of the high schools 81
Chester, Springfield, Windso", i'etheI
and White River Junction is being an
ranged, and will take place AT White
River Junction in May.
Rev. George r. Piper OF Nnrtifield,
Mass, preached at the Cniversalist
church Sunday.
The fleet of boats ON the Connecticut
at Bellows Falls is 10 he some what
larger this year than last two or three
new sailing crafts now being ready for
the season. The number OF steamers
will probably be increased by at least
one, that being owned by Frank II.
Brown. Each year the interest in
boating increases, and besides the
steamers andsai boats, quite number
Of canoes and row buats will appear for
the first time when the season opens.
IL Pierce of North Walpole, was
sued the first of the week by Mrs. Well
man of Wapolc. for $1,000 in a civil
suit for damages for furnishing liquor
70 her son. Chas. Wellman, who was
killed on the Fitchburg road Thanks
giving night, claiming that he was her
support.
Geo Davis, Mrs l. p Hadley and
Mrs + D Silwell had their millinery
openings Wednesday, their pretty show
windows attracting a great deal OF at
t4ntion from the Easter purchaser
during tie day.
John Flavin has moved his barber
shop from the basement uner Davis
drug store Reports are that he is to
have the vacant store in the Dominique ,
block.
Henry + King for many years a
prominent business man here, died !
Wednesday evening. He was one OF the !
,r;u;,ol s;.,tnrs ~ ,l,n Vermont Farm
wig, u"i stai'u's VI ViAo 'etn'"''t ~
Machine 20. but OF late years owing 10
poor health has been engaged in no |
,ct;,o bns;,nes
"I'''o HuSi"'hS'
Mrs. John Young died at her home in
NH vaIr,la TrIaa', fron, ,n,su,,,,-
toi'h Waipic ,o'H' i'u'il '"neu'P
ton. Her funeral was helu SUNDAY
afternoon. Intcrment in the Oak Hill
'ei'e'S', VI '''n n,"..
acc'"e's' 4
Miss Mamie HAYES, n cutter girl in the
am,,Iop of ,bn Nnoro & Tbomn.on poncr
- 90. 49, -, ino
TO-, accldehlally lell over a lOlI OF pa-
per in the mill Monday night breaking
,hn wri.t of RI. I.f, hind
80, ~ ~ :. IT..
hopeft EoWafu, an engineer III Tue ,
employ of the +. Nj. L. Co, lost the mid !
die finger of his left hand and had the
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03

| The American Breeder announces ", i.S
| Pettee is TO close out his stock Of ~
horses at the Deerfield stock farm az ~.
of the city auctions in May, anu i III,
cattle breeding. 1t will be severn 'S'
horse breeding interests.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
WEST RRATTLEBORO LOCALS.
Mrs s. +. X. Priest has sold he resi-
dence to l.. a. Barney. BIZ
R-.MsS;s Academy NOtes. SET

'N AAN - w SO - ''"i NV 1AL
Mlssasf Academy Notes. SE1e
In spite of Indictment weather and
attractions in other places, the sugar
supper cleared $50 for the Academy
library. The success was largely due
the efficient hustling Of the committee
Of which jerome Ward was chairman.
Fay Clark, 80, is at home from
Amherst; Florence Clark, 81, is at
home from Mt Holyoke college; Laura
Wallace Weatherhead, '95, Will Fisher
and Harry Dunklee are at home for
short vacations. The Academy Ath.
ietic Association elected the following
officers at a business meeting Wednes.
day Manager, Leslie Fisher; cap
tain, Robert Clark. L f Clark, NJ
A Clark '98, has been appointed on
the prize speaking contest. Repairs on
the Railways have been completed this
ek.-A larger number of pupils are
already registered than during either
fall or winter term and others are com.
ing soon. The Eclectic society have
elected the following officers for the
spring term: Pres, Jas S Clark Vice
Pres, Sarah McVeigh; Sec, Madge
Davenport.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-04-03
EASTER IN THE CHURCHES.

The Baptist church will observe the
Easter feast by a sermon by the pas
tor, Rev l.. ID. Temple, upon the sub.
iect, Necessity of the Resurrection. -
The Knights Templar will attend the
morning session il u body. The choir
will render appropriate music with Il
programme as follows:
o Give Thanks, Howe
! ] Am He That f.iye,l, King
| Agnus Del, Mozart
How Calm and Beau7..ss-- ..::ss::Men. l. Howe
List the Cherubic Host, from "Thc Holy
City" Gaul
There will be no Sunday school con
cert in the evening but Mr.. Temple 9
discourse will be on the subject Did
Jesus actually rise from the Dead. :"
There will also be some special music
and baptisms.
At the Methodist church Rev. A. j.
Hough will deliver an Easter address
and the choir will sing the anthem
Now is Christ Risen" II. p Darks
The Sunday school will give an Eas
ter concert in the evening at & O'Clock.
At the Congregational church Rev
G. o. Day will speak on 1.-The Motive
Power of the Resurrection. ~ The
musical programme is az follows:
Organ Prelude,
Anthem "The Strife is Ore Schneider
Ofertory. "Beecher" Taylor
Hymn, Joy in the Lord" Worjan
Anthem, Lay not mp Treasures upon Earth
with olo Consider the Lilies" Taylor
MiSs Gregg
Response, "Hallelujah,' Mozart
Hymn, "!ie is Precious Mason
Anthem, Christ our Passover" Wiegand
. The evening service will consist of
cantata to be given by the Sunday
school scholars. The concert will com
mence at I O'Clock.
:. At the Universalist church the Sun
day school will give their usual inter
estlng Easter concert at Z O'Clock, con-
sisting of singing, readings and reci
tations, etc Order Of music for the |
service:
Oncrioirc In D Minor wv Batiste |
Mrs & NJ BraZer.
Easter Hymn Faure
Easter Song ADAMS
I.enna Thomas
rriumphal March Costa
organist.
At the Roman Catholic church chill
iren's Mass at 9 m. ? Musical pro.
.rammr:
To-day He's Risen" liegand
"A Message" Niegand
Jesus, Come to me" Lambiotle
caster Anthem" Hall! Holy Day" Lambillotle
High Mass at 10 80 y.
Easter Anthem, "vidi Aquam.
Leonards Third Mass
Kyrie Elerson
Gloria
Credo
Sanctus
Bencdctus
Agnes Del
Regina coe Lambilottc