The Portland daily press., 1899-06-10
cHILDREN's SUNDAY.
How IL wan BE Observed In Portland
Churches.
AT HIGH STREET.


The Children's day services at the High
street Congregational church promise TO
be more than usually interesting. At the
morning service there win be- baptism
OF children. Bibles will be given TO the
baptized children Of the church. nine
short sermon to tho children. The music
BY the choir viii be OF pleasing order.
Immediately after the morning service
the congregation will'adjourn 10 the sun
day school room. The superintendent,
Mr.. West, with bis associates, have
planned special children's choral SER
vice.
Al the evening service Mr. Ostenberg
Will render solos on the cello and accom-
pany the choir The public are cordially
invited to attend the Sc exercises.
CHILDREN'S DAY AT CONGRESS
ST. NJ. E. CHURCH.
Congres 3 Street N &c. church and Sum
day school will observe tomorrow as
Chiidren's Day. Regular session of the
sunday school at 10. 80 a. M, with appro-
PIRATE music. Sermon at 3 d IN, by the
pastor, Kew. w. ). Bovnrd, subject Feed
nay Lambs also a baptisinal service for
children. Sunday school concert at $50 D.
M. with the following programmes; 4
Voluntary. "a
Anthem by choir ebl
scripture Reading. Snpt. u. nj. Donham
Prayer, Pastor, Rev. W. 5. Bovard
Song The Children's Prayer
Opening Address, Eugene Shaw
Singing-Cbildren' Day, School
Recitation, Nellie Leavitt
Greeting song, Arlena Morton
Recitation, Kuth Snowman
song, Ethel Blake
Exercise Follow Me, Eight Bows
Song, Children in the kindergarten
Ladder Exercise, Ten Girls
Collection.
Exeroise-Kind Words,
Edith Jennings, Primary Department
Motion song-hhat the Birds Teach
Us. Four Girls
q Jennie Vickerson and Sadie Lord
Solo-Open Fair Lily, Mildred Richards
hecitation-A Young Traveller,
Roy Falls
Exeroises-Some Wonderful DAYS,
Matte Estle Annie Rowe, Mildred Co BIB
Solo-Happy and Blessed, Nellie Leayitt
Dialogue-The Masters Garden,
Three Young Ladies
Recitation-The Children's Day,
Sadie Lord
Exercise, Eight Girls
Recitation, Eta Laften
Singing-Smile and Sing, School
Remarks by the Pastor.
Benediction.
CLARK MEMORIAL CHURCH.
Children's Day concert will be given at
The Clark Memorial NJ. k church, Sun
lay evening, June 18th, at o'clock.
This Will be the programmes:
Organ Voluntary.
Responsive Scripture Reading, school
Prayer. Pastor
Solo, FL, 1ackson
n n1srSise for Younger Scholars;
Recitation-God's Voices, Venice Kent
Song-Welcome to June, School
hecitation-A Puzzling Question,
Lloyd Derrah
Dialogue-voices of Flowers, Nine Girls
Motion Song-God is Lord,
Primary Scholars
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Edna Frohcek
Recitation. Marion Phinney
Recitation, Ruby Allen
Recitation, Ethel Stubbs
Song-The Kindly Skies, school
Peace or War-Young Americas Ver-
dict.
Observation-Disclosures or War,
MIR. M Soule
Peace, Louise knight
War, III. h. Strout
Hiseory's Tribute to Peace,
Laura Manson
Song-Peace Song, School
Conqussts' TIibuIe to War,
Guy Caldurwood
Liberty's Tribute to War, Miss Irish
Patriotism's Tribute to Peace,
Fanna Walton
Song-God Bless Our Land, School
Morality Tribute to Peace,
Georgia Walton
Religions Tribute to Peace,
Francis Thayer
Song occasional, School |
Responsive Recalling
Collection.
Solo with finite Ob1fCato
Edna Barber, Mr.. Peterson |
Doxology and Benediction.
Musical Diractor--M L. Doten,
Organist-F. l.. jackson.
Cornetist-Bert Lesser.
Superintendent-D. K. Frohook.
ST. LAWRENCE STREET.
Children's Day will be observed tomor- |
row at the 81. Lawrence Congregational
church. both III orning and evening with
appropriate services and special music.
WEST CONG REGATIONAL CHURCH.
The programme for the Children's Day
concert at the West Congregational Sun
day school on Sunday evening VIII in
ciude singing by the school; scripture
reading by the superb prayer BIZ
the pastor; singing by qunrtette, Messrs
Evans and Eaton, Misses Milliksn and
shaw; and recitations by Mamie Kenney,
Charlie Huntoon, Dorothy Houghton,
Charlotte Strout, Carrie Small, Edith
Milliken, Benz. True, Mildred Rumery,
Marguerite Emerson, Cora Rumery, Eddie |
Holmes, Olive Cook, Fred Hyde. James