The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-04-19


singing, "Holy, Holy Lord, God Al
mighty" choir; anthem, "Joyous Easter
Morning." choir, with soprano solos by
Miss K. B. Russell; contralto solo, Miss
Grace Wightman ;Scriptiurs lesson, pra yer,
response; offertory, "The Resurrection"
Miss X. B. Russell; anthem, "Angels,
Roll the Rock Away" choir; sermon,
Rev. George p. Perry, subject, "If Christ
Be Not Risen;" hymn; prayer and bene-
diction by the pastor; organ postlude.
In the evening at 7 o'clock, a Sunday
school concert, prepared by the superin-
tendent, Mr.. c. K. Ellis, was given.
The church choir, Miss Harriet F. Ander-
son of Pawtucket, solo violinist, and por :
tion Of Kinney's orchestra assisted In the
following program:
Singing, school: Lords prayer in con-
cert; anthem, choir; responsive readings;
singing by school; recitation, 'The same"
Miss Bessie Thurber; address, "The Risen
Lord" Master Irving Clark; anthem,
"Once the Lord of Glory lay" with 80
prano solo by Miss Russell and violin
obligato by Miss Anderson, supplemented
by the choir; exercises by the primary
department; reading, "Easter Emblems,"
Miss Edna ID, Rice; recitation, Miss Mabel
Payne; anthem, ''Christ the Passover"
choir, with soprano solo and violin obli-
cato; graduation exercises by class from
primary department; singing. 81 will
sing Of My Redeemer," school; benedic-
tion, pastor.
At st. Georges Episcopal Church.
The services at st. Georges Episcopal
Church, the Rev. Arthur Rogers, rector,
on Easter included Holy Communion at
1880 a. m, Sunday School service at 9:45,
morning and Holy Communion at 10:45,
and evening prayer and sermon at p. m.
The following was the order OF the
several services: Morning prayer and ad-
dress, 9:45 a. M; professional hymn, "We
March, We March to Victory" No. 514; |;
responses, Tails; Easter anthem, "Christ
Our Passover" w. III. Eastman; reading
of Psalms, Nos. 2, 81, III; "Gloria," w. Fl.
Eastman; ''Te Deum," Charles E. Kings
bury; "Jubilate," F. j. Barret; responses,
Tails; hymn, "Angels, Roll the Rock
Away" No. 116; address; offertorium,
"Halleluiahf He Is Risen," 9. T.
Steele; ofIertory, "Praise God from Whom
All Blessings Flow" hymn, Jesus Christ
is Risen Today" No. 112; Holy Com
munion and sermon, 10:45; professional
hymn, ssThe Strife is O'er," "Kyrie," !"
Z. w. Read; "Gloria Tibi," e. w. Read;
hymn, "Christ the Lord Is Risen Today"
sermon; offertorium, "Put on Thy Beau
tiful Robes" Danks; offertory, "Dox-
ology;" Holy Communion; "Sursus
Cords," Camidge; "Sanctus," Camidge;
"Agnus Del, o Lamb of God, Read. 'Gloria
in Excelsis, !" Kingsbury; occasional hymn
"Jesus Lives" Evening prayer and sermon
z p. m; professional hymn, "The Strife Is
O'er," No. 121; responses, Tails; reading
Of Psalms, No. 113, ia, 11S; "Gloria," No.
II, Boyce; "Magnificat," No, 176, c. e.
Kettle; "Nunc Dimitis," No. 255, 8. B.
Whitney: hymn, DAT the Lambs High
Feast We Sing" No. 11S, I'd tune; sermon;
"Gloria," No. II, Boyce; offertorium,
"Hallelujah! He Is Risen," G. T. Steele;
offertory, "Doxology;" recessional hymn,
"The Day of Resurrection" No. 115. So
loists, Mrs. w. T. Harley, Miss Jennie
Lomas, Miss Sadie Lomas, Miss Nellie
Hive, Mr.. w. w. Walker, Mr.. j. Side
bottom. David Asquith, organist.
At the Congregational Church.
Voluntary, "Festival March," Mosen-
thai; doxology, anthem, "As it Began to
DAWN" Hamer; Scripture reading; hymn (;
responsive reading, pastor and congrega-
tion; prayer; alto solo, "The Song of
Songs" Bale, Mrs. w. j. Patt; offertory
anthem, "Sun Shine FORTH" Brown; !;
hymn; sermon; hymn; benediction; Or
gan postlude.
Easter praise service at Up. M; organ
voluntary; anthem, "Awake, Glad Soul,
Awake, Schneider; responsive reading;
hymns; Scripture lesson; prayer; soprano
solo, 'Resurrexit," Tosti, Mrs. Mary E.
Grout; hymns; closing anthem, "Break
Forth Into Joy, }" Lnnsing; organ post
lude.