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The Portland daily press., 1899-04-03

Reel Notwithstanding New for Easter.
Bessie Bailey.
Duett,
Florence Coolidge, Harriet Knight.
Observation-Disclosures hymn,
Julia Barnett.
Reoitation-An kasler song,
Edith boucher.
Chorus-Easter Praises,
Recitation-Our Victory,
Mary Barnett.
Rscitation-Tims Of Giaaness
helen Farnham.
Anthem-Easter Triumph, Holden
Choir.
Reading,
Isabelle Little.
Chorus-Joy Forever,
observation-disclosures Lessons.
Alice Dow.
Hymn-Coronation,
School and Con gregation.
Benediction, Pastor
Choir-Soprano, Mrs. A. h. Small;
alto, Mrs. ". s. Berry: tenor. W. Il. K.
jackson; basso, James jackson; organlst,
Mrs. II. III. Davies.
ALL SOULS UNIvERSALIST
CHURCH, MORRILLS.
The services at All Souls Universalist
church, Morrills, were very appro riate
to Raster. The floral decorations were
beautiful and reflected much credit to the
committee, Mrs. A. NJ. Parker aud Miss
Cynthia Record.
Tbs memorial pieces were for the fol-
lowing: Tulips, MIR. Sumner SWEET; bou.
quet. DR.. A. n. Parker; azaliss, Mrs.
Irene Record; roses Mr.. John Stevens:
basket lilies, Mrs. J. b. Stevens; basket
roses, Mr.. Rufus Dunham; pinks and
roses. Rev. y. Nj. Houghton; lilies and
spirasa, Mrs. Irene Record; nsuliss.
Storer $. knight.
The sermon preached by the new pastor
Rev. s. q. Davis was a powerful one and
dealt with many truths from nature relA-
tive to the resurrection. The music at tho
morning service, rendered by choir from
the members of the parish, was thorough
ly appreciated and reflect great credit on
the newly organized choir and conductor,
MIR. John L. Shaw, Of Portland.
In the evening the Sunday school con-
nected with the church rendered an ap-
propr.ate concert with the following pro-
gram me:
Singing by the School-Hear the
HAPPY Tidings.
Responsive reading,
Superintendent and School
Prayer, Rev. 8. u. Davis
Singing by church choir.
Reading, Miss Louise Hill
Solo-After the Cross the Crown,
MIR. Sampson
Observation-Disclosures Lilies,
Henrietta Gould
Rsoitation-Little Hepatioa,
Mamie Couary
Singing by school-An Hail the Easter
Morning.
Reoitation-Rove in the Church,
Lora French
Rscitation-The Giant Who Wanted to
Work, Eddie Harmon
BY ten little girls
| Recitation and Then, Agnes Hall
singing By school-hstl We Now the
Rs.Sdi Gm.ntS
Miss Louise Esrnald
Recitation and song-At Easter Time,
By i've mfsses
Rsoitation-Ten true Friends,
Katie Pelton
HsroId Blak.
Music BY choir,
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F. O. BAILEY & CO., Auct'rs

and evening The services Of the day in
cluded celebration of the holy commune
at a. M; morning service, sermon an d
second celebration of communion at 1890
q. IN. children's service at 8 p. m. eve
ming service and sermon by the paste
Kew. Marcus II. Carroll. at 1907 m,
wILLISTON CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH.
Everything about Williston church wa
suggestive of Easter and fret to catch the
eye as one entered the sanctuary was
large cross handsomely made of azalias
and green. which was placed high up
on the wall Immediately behind the altar.
Ranged along the ohancel rail were a
variety Of the choicest flowers, plants.
ferns, etc. > and among the memorial
pieces were tokens in remembrance OF
Oren Hooper, Carl Hooper, George b,
Thurston. Mrs. Eben Armstrong, who
recently died. Miss Frances Burbank and
l.. A. Gray. Rev. Smith Baker, ID. d.,
pastor of the church. oftioiated, and ut
the morning service he addressed one OF
the largest congregations which ever as
sembled WITHIN tno cDuroh Wa-s ~ niioo
every seat in the main auditorium and
oyerfiowed to the adjoining chapel. Rev.,
Mr.. Bakers sermon was most powerful
presen tation Of the vitnl points of the res
surrection and was listened to with the
deepest interest.
In the evening the Easter concert was
given in the presence of \ gathering
which filed every seat In the church.
This was the progra mme.
Prayer.
Observation-Disclosures Dawn, Georgia King
Siuging-Bright is Our Day OF Re-
joioing, Chorus
Recitation--Chime On,
Wirslow Hutchinson
Recitation-Easter Lilies
Mallory Stickney
Reading--The Dear Old Strain,
Margaret Bnrrowes
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DR.. Mitchell says in diff
cult cases of Anemia, he adds
cod-liver oil half an hour
after each meal and he likes
to use it in an emulsion; that
he has watched with grow
ing surprise some listless,
feeble, creature gathering
flesh, color and wholesome
ness of mind and body from
this treatment.
"Scott's Emulsion" is cod
liver oil combined with by
pophosphites. 1t regenerates
tissue, invigorates the nerves
and brain, enriches the blood
and adds fat and strength.
soc. and s. 90. all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New York.
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HOW's THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure
F.JCh. NEY S CO., Props, Toledo, o.
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druggists. Testimonials Tree.
Halls family Fins are thepest
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CHESTNUT STREET.


Chestnut Street church was crowded to
the doors yesterday afternoon on the occa.
sion of the Raster services Hundreds OF
pc ople stood up and hundreds more went
away because they could not get Into the
church. 1t is something entirely new for
Chestnut Street church to have any
elaborate service on Easter Sunday. 1t is
something quite new for Portland
church to give such considerable portion
of an ofatoiio like Gounod's Redemption
for the musical portion OF an Raster pro-
gramme. At the beginning Of the ser
vices Mrs. Emmons sang beautifully. 81
know that my Redeem er liveth." Mr.
Taylor sang Holden's Resurrection, u
with fine effect. Rev. Mr.. Freeman's
sermon on the meaning of Easter Sunday
was very able and strong presentation
OF the subject. The audience was deeply
impressed by 1t. The portion Of the Re-
demption sung after the sermon occupit d
tout half an hour. The Recitatives by
Mr.. Henderson of Westbrook were de-
lighsfully rendered. The trio of women &
voices Misses ellison. Lang and HALL
and Miss Gilson's solo, as well as MIR.
lay lor solo were heartily enjoyed. Mr.
George r. Sanglier, tho organist, played
the difficult accomplishments with abso-
lutte perfection. Taken altogether the
music. which was all OF the highest
character, and entirely suited ID the
Easter season, gave uubounded satisfac-
ton. Att..
FREE CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL.
Easter was observed in an appropriate
manner at the Free church (Congreaa-
tionaD Morrills. In front Of the pulpit
was handsome display of potted plants.
There was special music Mt the morning
service and the pastor. Rev. I. NJ. Davies.
preached an excellent sermon from Matt.
$3.50. "He.is not here for de Is risen.
Come see the place where the Lord lay.
The topic of the pastor was "A visit to
the empty sepuloher. In the evening the
young people OF the Sunday school
rendered an enjoyable concert with the
following progragmme:
Organ Prelude, Gounod
Chorus Bright Easter Joy.
Scripture reading and prayer, Pastor
Rssponse-HeavenlyF Father, School
observation-disclosures Greeting,
Walter Dow.
Herbert Watkins.
Recitation,
Celia PeIton.
Chorus-Goldsu Harps are Scum ding.
Reoitation-Ths Stone 10 Rolled Away,
Addie Anderson.
Rscitation-D ,ath's Conqueror,
Nina Barnett
Recitation-Chris is Risen,
Alice Little.
Mrs. A. Il. Small.
Recitation-Glad Easter Day.
Harriet knight.
Northumberland Joys.
Blanche elton.
Recitation-Ths Pure in Heart,
Mildred Cotton.
Solo-I've Wondered Oft.
Alice Little.
Recitation-Happy Hearts.
Georgie Elgee.
Rscitation-What Shall We Bring to
Jesus. Boys from Home
Glass Exercise,
Willie Dow, Harold Little, Clarence
Cobb, Stephen Dow. Walter Elgee,
Howard Anderson.
Solo, Easter Bells.
Paul Smith.
Glass Exercise
Blanche Pelton, George Elgee, Evelyn
Smith Mary Barnett, Mildred Cotton.
Recitation-b.aster Bells.
Charlie Boucher.
Chorus-Easter Chimes.
Recitation-God's Messengers,
Aimer Dunham.
Recitation-He Liveth,
Eddie Stewart,
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Gertrude Foley
Philip Fox

Recitation. Gertrude Foley
hesitation, Philip Fox
Music, Male Quartette
Benediction.
The committee of arrangements for the
concert was made up as follows: Mrs. ID.
A. kacklifie, Mrs. Fred K. Owen. Mrs
@. b. Dalton, Mrs. Corbett, Mrs. Norton,
Mrs Frank Rumery.
wOODFORDS UNIVERSALIsT.
The services at the Woodfords Univer.
salist church Sunday were particularly
appropriate for Easter. The platform was
bedecked with pottad plants and cut
flowers and presented = handsome appear
ance The pastor Rev. NJ B, Townsend
preached ansable sermon in the morning
on Immortal Life" Special music wa
furnished by 0 choir OF mixed voices or
ganized in the parish. The memorials in
cluded azalias, Mrs. Fannie A. huston
and Easter lilies, Frank Lincoln. In the
evening the Sunday school held concert
with the following programme:
Organ voluntary.
Responsive reading.
Prayer by the pastor.
Sin ying-G lorious Morning, School
Coming Of Spring, Margaret bllfings
Recitation, Raymond Wheeler
Singing, Class of girls
Recitation, Bel nice Beals
Reel tation, Matte Young
Recitation, Leon Pitcher
Solo, Rose Tyler
Recitation, Elmer ingalls,
Song, Beatrice Smith
Recitation, Roy Mitchell
Recitation, Irene Huntington
Song, Five boys
Dialogue, -Four girls
Recitation, George Ingalls
The Attic Treasure, Ellen lrowbridge
solo, Flora Townsend with chorus OF girls
Easter Morn, Ernsst stockman
Song--Sabbath School Bells. Scnooi
Remarks by the pastor.
Collection.
Singing-Coronstion, Congregation
Benediction.
TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHAPEL.
Easter was observed at Trinity Episco-
nj ohanal. Yoedfosds, Sunday morning
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Recitation When the birds come
North Again, TRACE Leighton
Reel ation-Loye's Garden,
Marching Song BY members of the Y.
p. q. U.
Recitation, Mae Hooper
Recitation, Louise Houghton
Song-Fsir Lilies,
Leila smith and Ethel Dunbar,
Recitation. Miss Gailie Winslow
Singing by the school-Oh Joyous
Ginning Easter Bells
Remarks by the pastor
Collection.
Singing by the school-All Hail the
Power of Jesus Name.
Lords Prayer by congregation.
- Bsnediction. .t-t
CLARK MEMORIAL.
Easter was observed at the Clark
Memorial Methodist church. Pleasant
street, woodfords, at the morning service.
The pastor, Rev. j. r. Clifford, preached
an instr uctlve sermon appro pirate to the
occasion. Special music was rendered by
the church choir. This Easter Sunday
school concert is to be held next Sunday
evening as all arrangements could not be
perIectou IOr yesporuay.
WOODFORDS CONGREGATIONAL.
Easter was observed in an appropriate
manner at the Congregational church,
Spring street, Woodfords. The pulpit wal
handsomely decorated with pottsd plants
and cut flowers the most of which
were memorials OF deceased men,
Der Of the church ami Sunday school. At
the morning service the pastor. Kew. X.
y. son, preached an able sermon from
the text Mark 10, "a. ''And they said
one to another who shall roll us away the
stone from the sspuichre; ana when they
looked they saw that the stone was rolled
away for Ii was very great"
the topic or the sermon wAs, Some OF
the obstacles rolled away from the path
way Of believing souls on the first Easter
morning" The memorial tributes were
for the following, Daffoails, Mrs. Cora
Merrill brown; heather. Carrie Perkins
Woodbury.; azAlia, susie Perkins; Easter
lilies, John Adams, Jr.; lilies and
azalias. Mrs Ella Parker; Easter lilies,
Rev. and Mrs. Q. A. Marsh; Easter
lilies. air. and Mrs. Clarence Morrill,;
roses, Scott and Mabel Leighton; ferns.
hellotrope and stocks, Mrs. s. ID. Pike;
azalia, Albion +. johnson azalia, Jennie
4
The Sunday school gave concert in
the evening In the audience room of the
church. The following programme was
given:
Organ prelude, Male Quartetts
Prayer by pastor
Girls Quartstte-Spring is here,
Misses Sadie Carter, Sadie Pollock.
Cynthia Lawrenos, Marie Foss.
Opening address. Carroll Norton
Recitation, Bertha Thompson
Duett-Tne Easter Triumph,
Susie Perkins and Marion Corbett
Recitation, Burr Kimball
Recitation,
Catherine Fox and Dorothea Gilman
Song, Ella Given and primary class
Recitation, huth Woodbury.
Recitation, Merton Bailey
Music, Girls Qusrtette
Recitation, Edna and Elsie Coolbroth
Recitation, Gladys humery
Song, Catherine Fox
Recitation,
Catherine Jauson, Ella Given, Marguerite
Gage, Carrie Allen, Nellie Richner.
Music, Girls Quartette
Recitation,
Frank Walton and Mildrsd Sargent
Recitation, Harriet Runiery
Recitation Elsie Bailey
Dustt, Marion Corbvst and Susie Perkins
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WHEN TRAVELLING

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
take on every trip q bottle Of Syrup Of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and
effectualty on the kidneys, liver, and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches,
and other forms of sickness. For sale
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Fig Syrup Co. only.
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former pastors of the church, and others
who were remembered were Miss Lora j..
Roberts, Mrs. @. ID. Baker, Philip KIM
ball, Geo s. bay, Mrs. ID. III. Ray, Moses
q. Dow, Capt. Henry Comm. Rev. Mr..
Worcester officiated and preached very
able sermon. his topic being most sug
gestive Of the time and occasion.
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The seyera masses of the Church of the
Sacred Heart on Melien street were large
" attended yesterday and the altar were
decorated with ferns, palms and the
choicest flowers. Rev. Father O'Dowd
officiated and in the evening there was
benediction and vespers which closed the
most appropriate Raster services at this
ga nctuary.
ST. DOMINIC'S.
At St. Dominio's the usual masses at
and 8 O'Clock a. IN. We're celebrated ant
at 10. 80 a. IN. there WAS a solemn high
mass of which Rev. FIR. Lee was celebrant,
Fr. Healy deacon, and Fir. O'Connor
sub deacon. The afternoon services con
sisted of yes pers and benediction of the
blessed sacrament, at which FIR. O'Con
nor officiated. Palms, Easter lilies ant
thechoicsst flowers were placed around the
altar and the different masses and scr
vices were largely attended.
PINE STREET CHURCH.
All about the sanctuary of the Pin,
Street church were handsome reminders
in the shape of floral einblsms Of thu
Easter time and before large gathering
the pastor. Rev Mr.. Rogers, preached O
sermon most appropriate to the occasion.
In the evening the usual Raster conceri
was given and the carols, Rotations
solos, etc. made up most interesting
programme which Was listened to by 1
yery large and appreciative audience.
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Male 0f Privileges.

List Of privileges to be sold for the
grand carnival, peoples fair and great
racing meet to be held at Hillsboro Fair
Grounds on June 10, 20, 81 and %:
One peanut and lemonade stand.
One lunch and soft drinks stand.
One hoky poky stand.
One cigar, tobacco and fruit stand.
One icecream and cake stand.
One ice cream candy and popcorn
stand.
One hot waffle stand.
All bids must esealed and mailed to
Bird Morgan, lock box $50, or left at
Fair Office in rear West End Grocery.
Reserve the right to reject any or all
bids. Bids close June IL Reported on
same day. T. OTTo WILLIAMS, Sec.
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ARMS SEIZED IN HAVANA.
stopped at Custom House, the wsap-
ons Being Taken Into Custody.

HAVANA. May 20.-The importation
Of 500 revolvers was stopped by the
customs house authorities Thursday,
the weapons being taken into military
custody. The dealer to whom they
were consigned has been informed by
Maj Gen. Ludlow, military governor
Of Havana, that he may sell them to
such individuals only as shall give the
authorities satisfactory reason for
the purchase. Gen. Ludlow's instruc-
tions to the dealer were written and
they allude to 'the lawless element to
which it would be dangerous to allow
the possession of arms"
Enrique Garay, the wholesale hard
ware merchant in whose possession
1900 Mausers, bought of the Spanish,
were found few days ago, has been
required to surrender them, and on the
orders of Gen. Ludlow they have been
stored in the arsenal subject to ship.
ment out Of the island.
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Give the Children . Drink

Called Grain.O. 1t is Q delicious, appe-
tizipg. nourishing food drink to take the
place of coffee. Sold by all grocers and
liked by all:who used it because when
properly prepared it tastes like the finest
coffee but 10 free from all injurious prop
critics. Grain.O aids ! digestion and
strengthens the nerves. II is not stim.
ulant but health builder, and children
- well as3adults, lean drink 1t with great
benefit. Costs about - much - col.
fec. 15 and 25c.