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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-09
ODD FELLOWS.

The members OF Canonicus Lodge had
reunion last evening and 20 OF them AS
semble1 in Odd Fellows hall. Weybosset
street to cslebrate ute $50 anniversary OF
the lodge which has had an unbroken ex-
istence all these years. The festivities
bsRan at o'clock when supper was
served by 1illipehast and 1t was a dainty
repast. AT $3.50 o'clock the following
musical prosram was rendered by Mr..
Albert Foster. violin; Mr.. Frank Il.
Streeter. piano; Mrs. Aitert Il. Foster.
cello: Allegro-Op. 3d. Hoffman: Serenade.
Widor; Allegro Vivace-Op. 80. Jansen.
The program was oharminRiy rendered
and It was much appreciated by the
music-loving auuieBce. AT O'Clock
there were "A tables of progressive whist
and 10 hands were played. Past Grand
Delmaae made the highest score and
took first prize, silk UMBRELLA. The
second Irise was also silk umbrella.
Grand Representative q. Il. Mackinnon,
who is mem ber Of this iodge, presided,
and he briefly alluded 20 ths remarkable
record Of this lodge and the inhuence IL
has had In improving many things OF
importaEce In Odd Fellowship. lie also
introduced Grand Master w. b. South
wick, who is a memter OF this lodge and
the Grand master made interesting re-
marks about the anniversary occnsion.
The exceedinely pleasant celebration
terminated about IL O'Clock. The com
mitt Q OF arrangements consistef 0f Past
.Grands Frank d. Salisbury and Edwin
A. johnson and Grand Representative
q. II. Msckinnon.
airline Rsbeksh Lodge will visit Leah
Rebeknb Lodge OF Pawtuckst weunes-
day evening. April l5 Leah Lodge WILL
render Its new tabeau work st that
time.
Enterprise Lodge OF Pawtucket initiat.
cd four candidates. Thursday evening,
RefreShments wero provided after she
work. Nine new members have ht en-
addea to the roster OF this lodge since
January Ihe first degree will be con-
ferrsd THURSDAY evening.
Mount Vernon Lodge members ware
entertained with lectiops on the graph
ophone through the courtesy OF Brother
i. A. Sco;t isst Wednesday evening.
Past Grand Lewis WAS present for rhe
frat time in over q month, and gave one
of his old time addresses.
The committee Of May flower Lodge ar
ranging fer the s5th anniversary of the
lodge has decided to hold the festivities
in Y. !. hall Thursday evening, April ss.
Woonasquatucket EnOampment held
we'll attended meeting wedns ssaay even
inR. A light lunch was served.
The initiatory degree WAS given one
oandidats In Olive Branch Lodge Thurs
day evening.
. The ssth annive of James Wood
Ledge will be celebrated Tuesday evening
with supper. which will be served at .
o'clock.
!. District Deputy Graud Master Maria A.
Wilson and board made an Official visit
to D0rcas Rebskah Lodge Thursday even
inR, and were greeted with nm attendance
Of 1893 members. The dearee WAS con-
ferred npon six candidates, after which q
supper was provided.
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NAVAL VETERANS.

Farraxut Association held n lively
meeting Saturday night and the veterans
turned ont strong TO Iran ship. Commo-
dorc Is. z'lsy was In command and nearly
ell the officsrs were at their ations.
,rhe secretary read comm unicati0n6
fron different s. urces.
An invitation was received from
Slocum Post No. 10, q. A. H., inviting
the veterans to attend servi,ts with them
Iderr, rial Sunday.
IN, surgeon reported Shipmate samuel
= e. swan OF Bristol, in tIs sick bay.
The Naval Reserves coine un board at
two bells. They were plped over the side by
Boatswain Ford. A sensun OF speech.
max kipg, smacsinR siropgly of Spain, woe
indrlged in, then all hands adjourfed 70
the mess tables, where crackers, cheese,
douRhnufs. and hot coffee were served,
and uuon their return to the hall hot shot
was fired at random tne balance OF the
eyanln9.
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RED MEN.

.sachem Timothy AoLaughlin
rahoma Tribe has issued the following
circular:
1his Is tc inform you that We have
changed our meeting night TO Tuoeday
instead of Friday. for the purpose OF try.
ing 10 secure larger attendance at our
meetings. us many Of our members could
not attend on Friday evening. Now We
have two candidates ON the way and IL -
hard work to get quorum present. We
cannot work the candidates Witn0ut
enough Iuen TO I'LL the team, and We nro
Obliged to ssnd them away. Now
Brother. we appeal TO YOU personally
TO be In attendance at the next few meet
ines. anyway, II you want to see old
Tahoma prosper. The next meeting will
he held April IL, and we ask you to come,
make ono NOR, and hclp it to oe an old
time rouser. you must do it, Wa need
you. The adoption degrees viii b con-
feIr Il upon one candidate.
Great Saohem Benjamin Maynard ana
board made an Official visit to Nekomio
Council, ID. of r., Monday evening.
At ths ma ting Of NafragansetC Tribe
Monday evening, 20 applicstione Tor
mem bsrsbip were recsivods and the
"husilers" ssy that as m nv mors Will be
received at the next meeting.
Thsrs was fair attendanc6 at the
mte ing of Moshassuck Tribe tuesday
evening when the adoption degree Was
conferred upon one candidate. Tuesday
evening, Aoril 10 the New wnrrtors'
degres will be exsmplihed.
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IL. In the matter Of reiiGion there is g
much fashion a. thsrs is In dresa
Whist the majority believe We try TO bs-
Iisva becasre II 10 50 easy TO 90 with ths
majority. III ~ does not commend itself
TO our judgment we secretly dissent. but
openly approve. This introduces an sls-
msnt OF hypoerisy into the Holy OF
Holes. demoralizes mind and heart,
forces from US our ssIf-respsct and ap-
pFoyaI. Our vital energy. u .sAppsd. our
rnauiincDs and womanliness are injured,
unieas We oan say OF All opinion. made
IL myself and 10 10 therefore mine.
In this matter OF telisf. Of religious be-
lief, you are to search for the truth
God's truth. Christ's truth, eternal truth.
You are to dive into the depths OF your
SOIL and what you bring thsrcfrcm IL to
to the foundation on which to build your
life ana character. The world may say
nay or 1t msy say yea, IL makes no Differ
sncc. you ara to Do governed solely by
Gods yea and nay as the words are
whisrersd in your ear By Him who re-
veals Himself TO every man. during everS
day and hour of his life. You may not
get At the whole truth-sternity must
unfold itself before you can know that; !;
but you Will get at that much of truth as
will serve your purpose. be it great or
small.
Men may tell you to believe this or that
lit IL nothing. You may believe 90
Others do or you may not; but II you be-
iieve what God shall teach You when you
and He are together In the sad and glad
experiences which will fall to your lot
then your days will te radiant and you
will be at peace.
The only real hsresy 10 tho heresy of on
evil life. Honest belief ID never heresy.
but dishonest living 10 always hercsy.
10 be false to . high ideal. to srovsl
when you ought to soar. to be entapgle
In the decisive ambitions of this world
wien you ought to keep your soul bright
and clear and pura to unmsks yourself
by immorslties VIXEN you should be
building for eternity, to be mean whom
you should be grsst-thesc constitute a
herssy which is abhorred In heaven. He
who lives nobly Is no herstio. whether
his creed be long or short He who lives
on low moral level 10 the true keretic.
though his creed is furlong In length.
say. therefore, be yourself, and make
yourself all you are capable OF beooming.
Hish living alone Is orthodox, and
high living 10 the result of pure feeling
and lofty thinking. II your conscience
tells you you are right you have nothing
to fear. either here or hereaft r.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

Grand Chancellor Frederick 4. Pkil
lips ana board may well iecl proud u
the reception rendered them by Amcrics
Lodge Tuesday evening, this being tie
trst-yisit II the board. The hsil was
packed and all were muoh interested In
what was said by the grand onicerA ons
of the pleasant features or the cvouint
was the presentation OF bouquets OF hand.
some cut flowers TO Urand Chancellor
Phillips and Chancellor Cofkmander VIII
liam 4 ldrich by the lodge, Past Chan
celior Leroy Kendall doing the nonols.
The regular attendants OF St. Johns
lodge were made happy Thursday even
ing, for they had the pleasure Of seeing
the rank Of page conferred upon one can
didato for the first time in many moons.
lhe work was done In a very pleasing
wsy, notwithstanding that everybody
was rusty"
Two applications for membership were
received at tie meeting OF Charles II.
Chickering Lodge Wednesday evening.
The rank OF page will be conferred at the
next meeting, and an effort will ~
made TO have Sumner Lodge OF Attleboro
confer the rank OF knight In the long
form.
Palestine and Startling Lodges visited
America Lodge Tuesday evening.
A successful BASKET party and enter
tafnment WAS eiven by smithonian Lodge
Tuesday evening.
.Letuty Grand Chancellor j. Frederick
Haler, NJ. d., assisted by Past Chancellor
o. Is. Graham, installed II. Y. Whiting
as master of work, Gharles murphy ~
master t-arms and Rotert Sneeston.as
outer guard nc the meeting OF Sterling
Lodge IuesUay evening.
On Thursday evening Deputy Grand
Chancellor T.. s. bliven will make q
visit to Herman Lodge. ana will be ao-
companied ny the officers and members
OF Palestine lodge.
The officers OF EIinwood Lodge had
their pictures taken by uashiight Wed
nssday evening.
What Cheer Lodge held a late session
Monday evening. tie time teing spent
in revising tie bylaws. As the work
was not ocmpleted at this session, thB
members will be Obliged to spend next
Monday evening in the same way.
The social COMMITTEES OF Elmwood
Lodge promised at the meeting Wednos-
day evening that ~ had surprise in
store for the mem bers on the occasion OF
the Il nth anniversary OF the looge which
will be observed Wednesday evening,
April 37
AT the session of kvanhoe Lodge Thurs
day evening the rank OF page was c0E-
fefrtd upon one candidate.
Patroiman Charles W. Darling Of the
Chaffee street police station will have
the rank of knight conferred upon him
IN Sterling Lodge Tussd evening.
Enterprise Lo0se will hold social In
y. II. hall Thursday evening, April 81.
On Monday evening. April Is. Rnods
Island Lodge will celebrate It's ninth
anniversary with banquet and ball.
he'd Cross Lodge will mold mn upsu
meeting Tuesday evening, April ~.
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AMONG The CHURCHES.
EASTER TIDE AND
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

and to the race. IL facs admitted by
millions OF rsligionists. Thought ~ te-
irR rapidly resurreotei fromuthe so-called
religion OF fear to that of love. The pres
ent Easter season Is pregnant with evil
dsnces Of the good new days. upon whose
threshold We all stand. Freedom, JUS
tios, tolerance. compassion, philanthropy
and deep ysarnirg far spirituality are
the conspicuous signs Of these days. IL
is not locai. but Worldwide; not confined
to Christendom, but manifest In all
lands through all religions 1ne watch
word OF the hour Is peaoe-ths thought
which heYaldsd the birth of Jesus and
which today is the watchword of progress
and government. The significance OF
Easter Is set forth in the following posm
BY a Christian 5cieu list:
80 waking earth, thy story tell
o lear to men toy song of JOY,
Let thy full life be deaths suro kneil;
Spgcsd trust and peace Without alloy.
TO all who sit within the gloom
10 all who linger by tns tomb,
shed thou ucon them Life's foil bloom |;
shout Immortality.
80 singing birds thy message bear
y sing TO all thy story sweetl
Lst thy glad flights from regions fair,
be hsrbinsers Of Loves swift feet
To all. who silent, suffer wrong;
10 ell WHO KNOW no Easter dawn;
sing thou 10 them OF endless morn;
Chant immortality.
80 shining stars, 81 ed glory bright
. send to earth fuller praisei
Let thy tnnnitude OF light
BE os she NOES that seraphs raise.
To hearts that bend beneath Iife's CROSS
70 hopss that suffer daily loss.
Shed thy pure rays that know no dross
Chant Immortality.
40 earth that blooms and birds that
sing
o stars that shine wnen ell Is dark.
In tyre and symbol thou uost bring
The Life Divine. and hid us bark.
That wa may catch the chant sublime
And rising pass the bounds OF time;
30 srall we, " 10 the Rsal diviLe
Our Immortality.
Let there to peace. joy and confidence
In the eternal God ana let this Easter
tide mark new epoch in oil careers
Eas. er celebrates the victory of the
Prince OF Psace over all materishsm and
human limitation. he left US as rich
heritage Gospel of Peace and divinely
righteous ways and means for righting
ell wrongs The Sermon on the Mount
is the only true Law of Christian ua-
tions. AS Jesus was willing to live and
ole, II Feed be, for tire truths Of Christian
law, let Us. ss his followers OF this oen-
tury, abide In all things by the humane,
lofty and practical standards established
by him Let sober Judgment rule, and
may we never forget that Right is might
anc Love IL Law.
CAROL NORTON.
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REV. DIR. HEPWORTH'S
SERMON ON HERESY.

Rev. DIR. George III. hepworth's ser
mon In last Sunray's Herald was on
"Heresy." 1t is.ns follows:
My heart sh,ll not reproa,h me 90
long as live.-Job xvii, q.
1t is very important that your heart or
conscience shall not xccuss you. Your
happiness does not depend on any ybody
own. Col gave you conscience or heart
with ths command TINT You should follow
its behest., and when you get iuto che
other world that conscience will be your
Judge. In other words GOD will not
Judge you, but you will Judge yourself.
1t is not your conscience that makes
ron an individual. whica spiritually
isolates you and its approval Is worth
more than the approval Of all the world
beside. You cannot 70 far wrong II you
always do what you think IL iisht. You
may ask ADVICE but you should decide
for yourself what 1t is best to do, and
tten 90 it, whether people blame or
rraise II every ono were to follow this
rulc We sboul1 have large uitfsren ces of
opinion among men. but abovs 1t d.
vine harmony of purpose. When tho mil
lsnnium comes We shall not all think
alike, neither shall we allpw any one to
do our sinking for IA. but We shall think
for ourselves until thinking changes to
conviction. Then ws shall follow our
convictions rs we fellow the las OF our
country, and hold to them and ~ tiue to
them, and so win the smile of God.
What you nesd most of oil is to bs your
best, truest and poblest self. For that
end you came into the world, and unless
you accomplish that end your life will be
essentially failurs and the requirements
Of the Almighty will stand neglected.
Msn may call you beretical. but what
men say of you is Of no Importance In
comparison with what uod will say.
Your business In to bs on His side. and
to 10 sure Ia your te.rt that lie Is on
your side. II after that people agree with
you. vou may we'll rejoice. bat IL they do
not that Is their affair and not yours.
Your duty is'what you think your duty
IL after The enlightenm ent or illumination
which always comes 20 him who IL In
accord with the Holy STirit OF the mi.
vsrs', and thus br sthss.the atmosphsrs
OF the spiritual life. 10 that duty you
tould never te false, for it IL what
makes you q living soul Whist forRes
nobility Of character, what orens the door
OF Communication with tbs othsr world,
what siyes you q claim to the ssi stance
Of tire angels Aid assures you OF Ihs help
inv hand a. tie hoft Hizh. NOT he II re-
lisious. Ia any wide sons, who In merely
tls sharow of so'ns one 9 se's mind, but
be vino casts bis own shadow. becsuss ne
Is solii suLstancs on whics the son
si ines
1his IL a YER, queer vcrld In one re-
speu. We nte 90 be s'eep and follow n
y Ilwetasr. Even IN matters Of drrss We
r,~st resds he III wnas ~ wear. and
rhetsor lt Is cam |, or u1ccmeIy W wear
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EASIER.

Roll NJ. fair curtain Of the dawn.
Earfh's sll nslow 'tis Raster morn;
From cline 20 cline, from see ~ sen.
Esrth's srandest festival shalt Be.
The cream white Iily now bcholi.
TIE csocrs, radiant green and gold:
TIE winds are bushsd, the winters gone.
Bow glorious 10 this Raster morn.
wou'd we like doves on fair Zee, wing.
ccnld mount the upper air and sing.
No sarfh.hoin clouds could dim our Joy.
Oar Essier'- tree ffom SIN. sIioy.
). 4. X, lsss
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notices Of religious services sent TO IL but In
ordsr to insure insertion In. saturday issues
such notices should not reach Tho News Once
bs liYnited 70 three lines each, and Ave cents
q line will be charged for every line over
three lines, but no charge will be made for
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NOTES FROM THE
CATHOLIC CHURCHES.

The calendar for ths coming week is A
follows: April 10 Easter Sunday; April
II, Easter Monday; April le. Easter
Tuesday; April ls, of tie octave: April IA
Of the octave; April 10, of the octave;
April l6 Of the octave.
At the Cnthsdrsl tomorrow the RI
Rev. Bishop will celebrate solemn pom
tificai mass at 1880 At the close Of the
mass he will give the papal blessing.
Officers OF the mass: Assistant priest,
Rev, I. r. Doran; dencoEs Of honor. Rev.
Austin Dowlins and Rev. ID. n. Low
nsy; deacon of tie mass. Rsv.E n. Kaf-
tory; sub-deacon Of the mass. Rev. +.
Craig; master Of ceremonies, Rev. p. Z.
Mc1es.
Tie children CT the Cathedral parish
who are preparing for their first COM
munion will meet In the basement for
instruction on Tuesday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. Children who are working win
come on Tuesday evening at 1880.
The Holy N anne Society nnd men of
st. Michaels parish will receive holy COM
munion In body tomorrow.
On Easter Sunday ut st. Michaels
church the last mass will be solemn
high mass, and the music will be the
finest and fully In keeping with the
great feast.
The Altar Society of the Church of the
Assumption had an interesting m setting
Monday evening. The topic for discus
sion war. "The Use and Abuse o: Revi-
vals" A paper was read by Miss Annie
Carroll on "The Good Effects Of Saliva
tiou Army Methods, and Miss Irene u.
q. Pidgs showed mp effectively the disad-
vantagss Of their methods.
Rev. p. J. Malone preached the Lsnten
sermon On Confession Mt St. AIMS
church Tuesday evening.
The musical services at st. Patrioks
church tomorrow will be very elaborate.
The choir will be- ossisted by Mr.. Ed
ward N. Fay. director Of Keith's Opera
House orchestra aud Mr.. Powell, cornet-
ist who Will render the "Holy City" by
Adams, after the last mass. Quartet,
Mrs n. Dsxssr, soprano; Mrs Emma
Lemsire. contralto; Mr.. John Sullivan.
tenor; Mr.. B. Bsmford. bass.
An entertainment win be presented by
the children Ia Sc. Josephs parocbial
school hall on Wednesday evening. There
will also te matipse for the school child
rem on Tuesday afternoon.
A funeral mass was sung In ST. 10.
sephs church on Tuesday for Mrs. Gath
erire Carr Of wickenden street.
On Wednesday . funeral mass WAS suns
ut It. J.sephs church for the repose of
Patrick kcCormick.
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Thoronsh course gvsu 10 scierfift tf~>susf
Tag We eat the low BUST fRf<ttf TEo<@
Eept otsctso - OF desiEns from 'asAign 4 aic> q
specialts sWe~tninstes street. touro1
buitdings Room xts silna.'her-
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UNIvERsALIsT.


W. c. Seleck, pastor. Service, 10:45, with
Easter music and sermon; Sunday school,
l2:l5: special service, Z: 30, complimentary to
st. Johns Commandery and Calvary Conn
msndery Knights Templars, with lecture on
The Old Crusade and the New.
Bnllou, 3a3 Smith ST., Rev. James d. Til
linghasf. pastor Morning, l0:45: evening",
z 80; Sunday school, ~; X. p. G. o., $50.
First-Rev. II. I. Cushman, d. d., pastor
Easter day service with special music and
sermons. lo.45 and 5: Sunday school, 1915
MISCELLANEOUS.
First Church Of Christ, Scientist go Bowen
st.-service, 10 AS: Testimonial meeting Fri
day, 8.
Providence Church OF Christ, Scientist, Al
Hudson st.-service. IL: right hand bell.
Mission OF the Coming king. s27 Broa1 ST.
Prsyer, l0;S5: Bible class. l:45, preaching,2,45.
by Ed. A. s. Williams; conference, z 80.
Randall Square Gospel Mission, 81 Chalk stone
ave.--0ospel service, 10; Sunday school, 8:
Lords Supper, 4; Easter service. 80: Sister
Fsnner nnd Brother Crocxer.
Universal Brotherhood, 200 wey bosset street
Public meeting, 7:30: address. by Mr.. Robert
Crosbie of Boston. subject. In tie Iexnning.
Sunday school, 8.
Providence Gospel Mssior, 2s9 No. Main
st.-Dsscon John Glow. o Rev. r. ". Pierce, Z.
Reorganixed Church Of Jesus Christ of l..
d. s., Bellevue ave. Chapel-Preachine. 10 :30
subject, The Resurrection of Christ and Its
Meaning to Us; sabbath school 1890; Easter
concert. z.
The Elmwood parlor gathering meets
with Mrs. Lewis Vaughn 2l2 Chestnut
St. cor. south, Mon, April IL. o. usual inter
esting exercises.
Advent Christian. Hammond STA. s. will
iiams, pasfor-Prnyer. 10: preaching. i0:t5
Sunday school. :i5; scrvice,7.
Hebrew Mission Hall, 45o North Main ST.
Speaking by J. NJ Goldberg to Jews Of Jesus
OF Nazareth as their Messiah, Q.
Pilgrim shelter and Providence Home, 3s5
South Main ST. Preaching at 3 and s. by the
boy evangelist. Oscar Lawton.
Peoples Church. Friendship cor. Prince 81.
Praise, 10 and Z SUNDAY school. l2:l5: Rev
@. W. Wilson. pastor, viii preach, 1915, { As.
All day holiness meeting Wednesday
The New Jerusalem. Trinity square pastor.
r. 3. Harris-Morning, io:$J; subject Eternal
/ Advancement
Volunteers OF Ansrica, 10 Westminster ST.
Revival meetings will be conducted at 0:3o
L Q and y; Capt. Moore In command.
Bethany Gospel Mission. 20 South Main St
-scrvics. s:s5; speaking by Joel Bsssstt
| evangelist.
Broad Street christian--Ths sacred cantsta,
the Easter Evsnsel, oy chorus choir, L. g.
sherman. oresnist snd director, loI5; sun
day school, ia;is: c. r.. $50: evening service.
I7:0
4 Seventh Day Adscntists. Is Snow st.-sab.
bath school. 2; Bible resding and social sef-
vices, 3: and Sunday. :.
| Champiin Hail. ~ weybo--st ~. SUNDAY.
| B; subject, Easter. by Prof Charles A.
Jacques. Miss Dean will sing.
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UNITARIAN.

Westminster, Mathewson St.-Minister
Herbert Mott public worship, lO:45; Sunday
school, IL l5
First Congregational, Benefit and Bsnevo
lent sts. Sunday school. 9:30: Easter service,
sermon and confirmation service. l0:s5: carol
service of Sunday school. 4; evening service,
special Easter music. 40. The minister,
Rev. A. M. Lord will preach morning and
evening.
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Christian Life, illustrated BY stereopticon. T.,
Washington rsrk-E Easter service and SER
mon lo,45: Sunday school, 1915; Sunday
school Easter concert, g.
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METHODIST.


Chestnut ST., Rev. A. j. Coultas, PASTOR
Easter service and sermon, l0:a5: Sunday
school. l215; r. L.. 8; sunday school Easter
concert. Z.
Broadway, Rev. J. o. Ranedall, pastor-E Eas-
ter sermon, special music, lO;i5 sunday
school, 1916; 4. L.. 6:i5: Faster concert, 30.
All welcome.
Asbury, J. A. l.. Rich, psstor-Prayer, o no;
Easter sermon. 1916; Sunday school. l215:
J. L.. 4: Sunday school. Easter concert, 3;
special music.
Cranstsn St -Esstsr Dawn or The Broader
Life. 1896; Easter concert z.
Trinity, James NJ. Tsber, pastor Raster
music, morning and evening with appropriate
rsrmoo at io ~; brfsf address. 7:O; Sunday
school. i2:is: kastor League service, $50.
Rusglss ST.. Primiiivs--The risen and living
Christ. io:i5: Easter concert. .; The Runaway
boy's Espsrience, :.
Fres Methodist mission. SIS North Main -.
--sundsy series. 8 and 80; preaching by Rev.
Bsche. All welcome.
Tabernacle. Easter sermon BY prster. i0;s5
sunday school, ls;l5 \. L.. .; The End VI :a
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The calendar for ths coming week is AZ
follows: April 10. Easter Sunday; April
II, Easter Monday; April 1a Easter
Tuesday; April l8, of tie octave: April IA
of the octave; April 10, of the octave:
April 10, Of the octave