The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17
In Bozeman.

BOzeman. Apri, day was
a beautiful. balmy and su"shiny day,
and as a consequence all the churches
were well attended,. The services IN
h Episcopal and Presbyterian
churches were mu n more elaborate
than they have been Cor several. Gears
past and are especially worthy Of mem
tion. The morning service IN st. Jan..s'
Episcopal church consisted ut the Usual
morning service with sermon followed
by service. The ser ice
commenced with the carol. He Is
Risen,' with solos by Mr.. Finlay and
w. Simons; instead of the Nenite,
Christ Our Passover" was rendered,
and the Gloria Patri was the same as
sung last year with such success. The
TIE Deum by Woodward "a excellent,
the solos by Miss Ann Krieling, Nor
r1s Lamme, Mi. Ffnlay and the duets
by Messrs. S. S. Howard. w. Simuns,
Jack Watkins and VIII Benham being
excellently rendered. The Jubilata was
also very sweetly sung. The cominun-
ion service consisted Of the Introit.
oh, Death, Where is Thy ting the
chorus OF 40 voices making 1t excrp-
tlonally good. Then followed the Ky
RE, No. 800; Gloria Tibi, No. 374: hymn
NO. ll2. and the offertory anthem con-
sisted OF "Ye Choirs of New Jerusa-
lem, which was also well sung. The
presentation was No. 404. Sanctus. No.
422; hymn 231; Gloria in Excelsis. No.
43s; Nunc Dtmittis, No. 222, the MORN
irg service ending with the recessionaI
ihyInn, 1.6. The evenings service was
very good, considering the fact that
the weather had suddenly changed into
a wet, stormy evening, and the rlem-
bers were not all present. The princi-
pal feature of the evening service was
the singing OF the anthem, why Seek
Ha tho .INEin0 pf xxftl -. - So
Ann krieling and s. S. Howard. Miss
Hattie Parkins, who has had charge
or the choir and organ since the mar
rage OF Miss Prout "A few months since.
Is to be congratulated upon the success
OF the services, as are all toe members
or the choir who rendered such sweet
music. The offertory at the morning
and evening services amounted To sl)5
and is to be applied towards paying
on the church debt. The Sunday school
ofertory reached the amount of sIol
and was for missions.
The services in the Presbyterian
church consisted of the following:
Morning service: organ voluntary.
Concone. Venite. Holy, Holy, Holy.
Lord God Almighty. Boyce: hymn,
"Hark! Ten Thousand Harps and
Voices; Easter anthem. Christ Is
Risen" hymn, solo. "Hosanna." Gran
Ter: solo, Resurrection" Shelby:
nm, Al u SToSS Oh InTlSt GlOTN.F
The solos were rendered by Professor
Currier n Mrs. Lester 8. Wilson, who
also sang a duet. The evening service
was made up of the following se,ec-
tions of sacred music: Organ volun-
tary. Beethoven; hymn, Mighty God.
While Angels Bless Thee" anthem,
Lift Your Ella Voices" Bailey; solo
Christ the Lord is Risen To-day
Bishof; duet, II Liveth Forever"
Marsh: solo. There is a Green Hill
Far Away Gounod: duet, I'm the
Cross of Christ I Glory Smart; solo.
Il Heard the Voice of Jesus Say"
Shelden; hymn. Onward Christian
The duets in the evening be-
ing sung by Mrs. Wilson and Profess
sor Currier and by Mesdames Wilson
and Brewer and solos by Mrs. Wilson.
Professor Currier n Miss Travis. The
chorus by the choir was exceptionally
good. as were all the selections both
of the morning and evening services.
The hurc was very handsomely dec
Grated with pretty flowers which were
arranged in such a manner as to make
a very pretty scene, especially when
the sun shone rough the
throwing a soft light, greatly enhanc-
ing the solemnity and beauty of the
mornings service.
Mrs. Charles Sales died on Tuesday
evening at her home on Bozeman street
from infiammatory rheumatism, having
been sick for several weeks with his
painful disease, which finally affected
her heart and. being already somewhat
weak from several weeks sickness. she
passed away surrounded by the mem
bers of her family. Mrs. Sales has been
a resident Of The valley for a number
of years, and by her kindness TO all
who were in need of HELM or consola-
ton she gained the esteem Of all. and
In her character as mother. wife. neigh
Dor and friend she won the love of all
who surrounded her. The funeral took
place on Thursday afternoon from the
Episcopal church. Rev. r. b. Lewis.
adm the beautiful burial service Of
the Episcopal church. The coffin was
covered with flowers and wreaths OF
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