Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1897-04-16
CHURCH SERVICES.


/ Congregational.
/ Easter Sunday will be observed at the
/ Congregational Church with special Eas-
ter music, morning and afternoon, and
an Easter sermon in the morning with
the subject, The Messiah as King"
Cut flowers and potted plants are ear.
uestly solicited for decorations. At in
/ the afternoon will he held special serv-
ice OF Song and Praise with the following
| programme:
| Anthem, Double Quartette.
Solo, Mrs. Frank NJ. Thurston.
/ Hymn. Prayer.
! Duet Mrs Cades and Miss White.
Sermon, The Spirit ofCrticism and Praise"
Solo. Mis-. White
Collection. Hymn. Benediction.
| A collection will be taken for the music of
the Church. All are cordially invited.
CO. GRIEsHABER, Pastor.
Episcopal.
Next Sunday, Easter Day, services at
| -
10, Morning Prayer, Ceebrat ton of the
| Holy Communion and sermon at IL;
Evening Prayer and sermon at T. The
Rev. DR.. Adams, principal OF Bishops
College. Lennoxvlle, p. O., will conduct
the services, a gentleman that the mem
beers of this Church are always glad to
meet. An elaborate and appropriate
musical programme is being prepared,
and the days services promise to be joy
Gus and inspiring.
Al are welcome at these services.
Methodist Episcopal.
At II a. m. Easter Sermon.
1915 p. M. Bible School.
7. p. M. Easter Concert by the Sunday
School.
I p. NJ. Tuesday, devotional and liter
AIRY meeting of Epworth League.
100 p. m. Thursday, Class Meeting.
70 these services all are welcome.
REV. a. L. ATwATER, Pastor.
in, ,.vrcHnIile Bau. Monday April 10.
NlXt Monday occurs the long antlcIpa-
Ted I'll st annual concert and ball, given
bv the Mercantile Club of this place.
The concert by Burnham g. Barney's Or
chestra IS sure to be OF Neutrality-suspicious.
and in addition there will be the very
attractive feature OF whistlng solos by
Mrs c. W. Ross OF Gorhan, n. Il. A
splendid dance order has been prepared,
with such a variety of dances as must
necessarily please all devutees of Terpsi-
chore. Supper will be served at the
Stewart House, and will be in keeping
wit mine host Dyers best style. Tle
Mercantile Club thus places before its
patrons programme that cannot fail Of
giving both pleasure and satisfaction
Last, but not least, dance tickets are
$1.00; supper tickets so cents per plate
gallery tickets rs cents, all reserved seat
tickets are sold. The Grand Trunk Com
pany will issue return tickets at single
fare between Richmond, P. O., and Port
land, Me. Now let everybody get ready
their best bib and tucker" and take il
the first annual ball given by the Island
Pond Mercantile Club. Concert pro
gramme is appended
March, "EI Captain SoUsA
Overture, Raymond, A. THOMAS
Whistling Solo "Trippinp Feet Polka" Op
1927, by Carl Bohm, MRS. c. w. Ross
Moroccan Elegant, "A Love Song"
Dancing Snowfakes, G. L. TRACY
Whistling Solo. Isabelle" Grande YaIse
, by G. Bachman, MRS. c. w. Ross
The Advent of Spring Descriptive Serio Conf
FantaSi CHAs. LOvEEBERG
synopsis.
PART 1. In the country. Spring Song. Bird
Singing in the tree tops-A thunde
storm comes on, but soon passes away
: The old Mill Wheel--Boys whistling o
, their way to School-The Village Black
smith Shop in full blast-Song of the vi
lage Carpenters-Approacho of evening
The Country Fiddler tuning up-Th
Country Dance with music by the Cour
try Orchestra.
y PART II. In the city. The Italian opera
D The Variety Show with its piccolo solo
ist--The Scissors Grinder on his usus
v rounds, also at work, sharpening pal
/, of shears---The Amateur Trombonist-
The Roof Garden and it's Spanish Orche,
tra--The little German Band-The Swee
Singer in fat-Finale.