The Portland daily press., 1899-06-12

quet Of roses, Mrs. Silas Baker, tieorge
Studley, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Studley;
pinks, Samaritan society, Mrs. kuel
Adams. Leila broughtop, Mildred and
Annie Henley and May Baker. Many
other choice flowers were placed around
the chancel railing and pulpit. The In
terment was at Mt. Pleasant cemetery.
CHILDREN'S SUNDAY AT PEo-
PLIES NJ. e. CHURCH.
There was large gathering at the Peo-
pies Methodist Episcopal church last ev-
ening to listen to the exercises prepared
for Children's Sunday, by the scholars
of the Sunday school, There was pro-
fusion OF handsome flowers and the re-
cessss of the pulpit were otherwise deco.
rated with plants, ferns, etc.
This was the very interesting pro-
gramme:
Singing by School.
Prayer.
Selections, Choir
Ohildren's Day, Flossie Aver
Singing, Miss Coles Glass
Recitation, Rena Goddard
Our Home, Fiorine Colt
Singing, Mrs. Bootbman's Glass
Recitation. BsTnice Shea
What the King Will Say,
Mrs. Arey's Glass
The Fern, Fannie Hiles
Singing, Primary department
Recitation, htta Woodbury.
Memorials. Mrs. ]. Brown, Stella
Nelson, Charlie Doughty, Eva
Knowles, Nathan Knowles, Estelle
Newcomb
Selections, Choir
Puzzling Question, Phillip York
Song-lilies Bringing, Emma Anderson
Children's Prayer, Glass Recitation
Grown Land, Sadie Pierce
Singing, Miss Merriman's Glass
EgWhat is. heard In the Lily's Bell.
W ords of Kindness, Annie Griffin
Singing, Miss Knights Glass
Tapestry Weayers, Isabelle Pierce
Singing, School
AT BETHANY CHURCH.
There was an observance of Children's
Sunday at the Bethany church and ap-
propriate decorations were seen on every
side in the form of plants, ferns and the
choicest flowers. The following pro-
grasnme was exceedingly well rendered
and 10 the full acceptance of the large
gathering:
Voluntary.
Prayer.
Singing by the school.
Responsive reading.
Welcome, Master S Atwood
Making Posy, lisa Pierce
Selection, Quartette
Five Missionary Words, Girls Glass
Little Missionary, Florence Walton
Singing by the school.
Offering.
Reading, Miss Belle Walton
Singing, Boys Glass
Little Miss Bunch, Etin JORDAN
Where the Summer Goes, Craze Ames
Selection,
Anna and Amelia Buckminister
Reading, NJ iss Walton
Selection, Quartet, q
address, Rev. Q. II. Newcomb
closing Hymn, Congregation
Benedictlon.
ELM STREET CHURCH.
For the first time yesterday the doors
of the new Elm street church were
thrown open and before much interested
assembly. Rev. &c. o. Thayer, ID. d.,
presiding, elder of the district, preached
q sermon full of thought and suggestive
of the occasion. There was special sing
Ing, the soloist being Mrs. LuelIa Knapp
who was In excellent voice and sang
splend1dly. In the evening there WINS d
concert by the Sunday school children
which proved to be very interesting TO a
large body of listeners.
BROWNS HILL CHURCH.
At the Browns Hill church Children IS
Sunday was very suitably observed.
There were many flowers and plants
placed about the sanctuary. and this was
the programme:
Singing. ga Chorus
Responsive Scripture Reading. ~
Prayer, Rev. Il. A. Leiteh
Singing, Choru 5
hecitation, s9sia Nellie Jordan
Recitation, Merrill Leitoh
Duet, Mrs. Henry. Mrs. Gilman
heeitation, Walter Libby
Glass Exeroises- The Seeds Complaint
Singing, Chorus
heeisation, Grace Mayo
Glass Exercises-Steps Heayenward
Duet Mrs. Cash. Mrs Mauntfori
recitation, Jennie Fullerton
Motion Exercise-The Glorious Message
9inelhg, Chorus
Recitation, Florence I,eiphton
Exercise by eighteen young ladies
Ihe Bethany Congregational socisty
Will mold parish meeting Monday even,