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fertorv anthem, sNow Ii Christ Risen"
Allen; Recessional Hymn, 30. ia.

Mr.. ]. Bailey, tenor; Mr.. ". Vance,
baritone. E. L. Cranmer, organist and
musical director. Vocal Selections:
Awake Thou That Sleepest," strach-
auer: HE Liveth Unto God" Cranmer:
THANKS Be to Cod banks; Christ
Risen.r Cranmer; Christ Hath Won the
victory" Herbert; ..Gloria Patri," Stain
or. Organ selections: Postlude from
Battman: Festival March, scotson Clark;
prelude Maver: 1.-The Chapel" West;
| Andante from Redemption, Gounoo; Noe-
turne, Gutman; Cabaletta, Tho Lack OF.
50.
Linden Avenue NJ. Especial pro-
| rramme. embracing contralto solos, win
| violin obligato.
bergen Baptist-Morning service, Pre-
| lude March Religious Massa, harp y
organ. ssGioria,' Holden; Christ IS
| Rjsen." Quicken, quartette, Misses john
| son ana Van Alst and .Messrs. Pard ana
= A Dessert; Offertory. "Hosanna'
| Grenier Il. A. Dessert. harp obligato, MI
| Pond: anthem. s'God Hath Appointed a
Day." Tours; Postlude, Guilmant, organ.
Evening service-Prelude, Angels Seren-
| ade." harp and organ; selection. male
nHdrtetIe, MSSSIS. L oAA,
and Pye: uffertory. Heavenly Light
| coombs. Miss johnson. harp obligato,
Mrs. Pond; Anthem God is Risen,' g.
| Gale; Postlude, Dubois, organ. MISS
| johnson, Soprano; Miss Van Aist, alto;
Mr.. Pond, enor; Mr.. Dessert, bass; Mr.
Pond. harpist; Mr.. Howard Long, Or
| ganist. and chorus of thirty voices
Hedding NJ. E.-The choir under the d.
~rection of Mrs. Bula Caswell Blauvelt,
assisted by Messrs. Kent and Artz, violin
lists will render the following Easter pro-
pramme:-Morning, Reformation. Sym
| phony. Mendelssohn, organ and violln,
| Anthem. Awake, Awake, Utter a Song.
| Henry Lincoln Case; Chant, The LORDS
PRAYER: Onertory Solo, From Gloom TO
! Glory. adam GeibeD, Mrs. Samuel Ster-
| ling: Gloria in Exeelsis; Postlude, Verdi,
! organ and violin. Evening. Prelude,
! Fumagallie, organ and violin; Anthem.
..Eastertide,'" Eduardo Mario; Offertory
| solo. .But the Lord is Mindful OF Ills
| own Mendelssohn). Mr.. A. l.. Houils-
! ton: Anthem We Would See Jesus W.
n. Alling; Postlude, Lefebure Wely, or
! gan and violin.
st. Paul Methodist Episcopal-Morning
| Anthem, Christ is Risen"; tenor solo by
Prof. Blizzard, H Liveth Unto God
| eontralto solo by Mrs. Harry Hubbard,
"By Man Came Death; soprano solo by
| Miss Lena Blizzard; II Know that Ny
| Redeemer Liveth.' Evening, Our Pascal
| Lamb. Jesus Victor Over Death"; contral-
| to and tenor duet with cornet accompani-
| ment, by Harry Hubbard; choruses by the
| Sunday school,
Centenary M. E.:-The following pro-
| gramme, vocal and instrumental, will be
| rendered by the large chorus choir, I'M
| der the direction of Prof. w. w. keenan,,
| ~organis and choirmaster:-Offertoire In
d Minor, Batiste; Christ Is Risen"
/ Ashford, with incidental solos by Miss
Anna soper; Gloria from 18th Mass,
! Mozart; Now Is Christ Risen," Lorenz;
Gloria Patri"; Heavens Are Telling
(Creation), Haydn; "Hallelujah,' chorus
| Messiah), Handel. At the evening SER
vice Easter Carols will be sung by the
children of the Sunday-school.
Bergen Reformed-At II A. NJ, Anthem,
echrist Our Passover Dudley Buck;
Doxology. old Hundred; Kyrie; Gloria
Tibi: Gloria Patri; Easter hymn, Christ
the Lord is Risen Today; solo, "Resur-
rection," Shelly; TIE Deun in G, Dr.
Louis r. Dressler; Offertory, 'The Choir
Angelic; hymn, THE Day of Resurrec-
tion." Tours. The choir is constituted as
follows: Soprano, Miss Arrowsmith; alto,
Mrs. oliver; tenor, Mr.. Alexis Garretson;
basso. Mr.. VIM. F.. Brown, musical direc-
tor: ~organist, Mr.. Kittredge. At the
evening service the three Sunday schools
of the church will unite in a service OF
song. An address will be delivered by the
~pastor. Rev. Cornelius Brett. DID.
Grace P. E. (van vorst), Rev. Geo.
S. Bennitt, B. D., r-ector:-Service at 1886
A. M.:-Prelude for violin (Mr. William
Bauer) and organ, F. David; Procession
al. Christ the Lord Is Risen Today
Rimbault; s.Introit." chanted; "Kyrie
Eleison," "Gloria Tibi.'' Greed" Adam
"Christ Is Risen,' Sullivan; Offertory
s.This Is the Day. Sewall; "Sursum Cor
da.o ..Sanctus,'' sBenedictus." Agnes
Def, and "Gloria in Excelsis," Adam
ssNunc Dimitis." Gadsby; Recessional
saThe Strife Is Ger" Palestrina";; Post
Jude. Prelude and Fugue, Batiste. Ser
vice al 4 P. M.:-Choral Service and sing
ing Of anthems by -Sunday-school anf
congregation, led by the choir, who viii
be assisted by Messrs. Henry j. Bauer
baritone; Adolph Bauer, tenor, and VIII
lam Bauer, violinist; Prelude for violil
and organ, vieuxtemps; Professional
Come We Faithful Sullivan; "Magnif
cat, and sNunc Dimittis.' chanted- An
thems for Sunday-school and congrega
: ton. Offertory, Resurrection for bari
tone. with violin, Shelley; Recessional
"Reioice, Ye Pure in Heart" Messiter
3 Postlude, March, Handel. Organist an
4: choirmaster, George Francis Bauer.
Z Greenville misunderstanding service
organ voluntary, w. Outwater; anthem
awake Thou That Sleepest' Maker
, choir; Invocation; Hymn; Scripture reat
; ing: anthem, 81 Am He That Liveth
{; (Simper). choir; Prayer; Hymn; Sermon
u Rev. c. =. Allen; Offertory solo. 20 Ligh
: that breaks from yonder tomb Ores
9 1er). Miss vreeland; hymn Evening SCI
7 vice. Organ voluntary, w. Outwater; Al
. them "Great Joy Danks), choir; Praye
n Hvmn: trio. cello, violin and orgal
Scripture reading; anthem, 7 Bells
n Easter Day. (Dressler), choir; Hymn
Sermon, Pastor C. ]. Allen; ofertory $
To-. sThe Resurrection" Shelly, Mr.. y
$. Putland: hymn. The choir consists of MI
n, r. Allaire, Mss Vreeland. Miss Dickinso
r; Mrs. E. schultz, Mrs. NJ. Schultz, Mr.. GU
e. water. Mr.. Allaire, Mr.. Putland. Mr.. Bal
P.- Mr.. Stevens; Mr.. Isaac F. Goldenhor
4 A. =,