The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1899-04-01
PECKVILLE.


The large new vocation organ Just
purchased by the young people OF the
church from a firm of New York city
has arrived and will for the first time
be used in the Easter services tomor-
row. 1t IL a fine instrument and viii
no doubt delight all who can hear 1t.
a fine performance of Easter music
at the Presbyterian church by the
choir. assisted ny a chorus of girls
and Mr.. Hawley, the viofnist. Or
gan voluntary, Angels Screnadc," E.
II. Benjamin: Gloria: invocation; re-
sponsive reading; hymn No. 37 Scrip
ture reading; anthem, Now Is Christ
Risen," DR.. S. b. Jackson; offertory;
selection, organ, first violin, G.. w.
Hawley: second violin, II. Brundage;
Girls Chorus, Bright Is the Day Of
Rejoicing" Howard; sermon, "Resur-
rection Lessons" $. II. Moon. ID. d.;
solo. Easter Sunshine" Mrs. Roberts;
anthem, He Arose from the Dead
c. Gabriel; hymn No. 2S2; bencdiction;
organ postelude.
EVENING PROGRAMME.
Organ voluntary; anthem, Joyful
Easter Tide" A. Biesley; invocation;
Ladies' quartettc, He Arose from the
Dead" Charles Gabriel; hymn No. 242;
Scripture reading; anthem, Now is
Christ Rsen," Jackson; offertory; or
gan and violin, +. r. Benjamin, George
Hawley. II. Brundage; tenor solo, He
Is Risen, He Is Risen" II. w. Peck,
with violin obligation by George Haw-
ley; sermon; anthem, Jesus Hath
Triumphed," j. Wesley Hughes; duet,
- I -
briel, Mrs Roberts and II. Peck;
Male quartettc, Look Here and Won
der, Peck, Brundage, Cole and Rook;
hymn No. sos; benediction; organ with
first violin. second violin, Triumph
March," f. II. Benjamin, II. Brun-
dage, G. w. Hawley; chorister. II. w.
Peck; organist. f. II, Benjamin; first
violin, G. w. Hawley; second violin,
Howard Brundage.
Services in the Presbyterian church
next Sunday at 1890 a. m. and 80 p.
m. Subject in the morning, Easter
Lessons" evening, After Death,
WHAT" Attractive Easter music at
each service. All welcome. Rev.
S. II. Moon, ID. D., pastor.
All members of the Warapha Tribe,
No. 2f1, Improved order Of Red Mel,
are requested to attend the regular
meeting to be held this evening.
Peckville Baptist church-Rev. j. S.
Thomas, pastor. Sunday services at
1890 a. m. and 7.30 p. m. Morning
subjest, Life Through Death" even
ing subject, THE Testimony of Cata-
combs to Christ" Special Easter mu-
sic by the choir, morning and evening.
All are welcome.
The Young Ladies' Industrial class
of the Baptist church wishes to en-
tend hearty thanks to all who so kind
ly assisted at their entertainment last
Wednesday night
Miss Jessie Baum, of Moscow. visited
Miss Reba Simpkns this week.
Miss Reba Simpllins is visiting
friends in South Scranton.
Rev. w. L. Thorpe. presiding elder
of the Honesdale district, was Il visitor
at the NJ. +. parsonage Thursday.
The following programme will be
rendered by the choir of the NJ. e.
church tomorrow morning and even
ing. Prof. George Shay musical dI-
rector; Mrs. NJ. II. Sitgraves. organ
accompanist; Mrs David Shay, piaro
| accompanist: Voluntary, piano and
organ, Krug; anthem, Ring the Bells
of Easter" Gabriel: solo, bright
Shines the Golden Sun" Salte:; an
them. Christ Is Risen" Herbert /;
praper, pastor; voluntary, piano and
organ, Krug; anthem, Praise to
Thee" Kirkpatrick; sermon. Rev. :.
G. Simpkins; anthew Awake Thou
| That Sleepest," Eichhorn.
EVENING.
Voluntary, piano and organ, Krug;
anthem, Sing and Rejoice" Mrs.
! Adams; Ladies' quartette. He Comes
| in Triumph" Gabriel solo, Easter
| Day" Arnold: anthem, Christ Our
| Passover" McPhail; prayer pastor;
voluntary, piano and organ, krug,
anthem, Awake Thou That Sleepesc," ,"
| Eichhorn; quartette, "Who Is He That
| Cometh?" Tannery; sermon, Rev. 5 c.
| Simpkns; anthem, He Is Risen"
\ Herbert; benedictiOn.