The Republican journal., 1899-03-30

row." There will be special Easter mu sic at
the morning and evening services.
Following are the Baptist church notices:
Morning worship at 1O45 a. M. Sunday
school at u m; Sunday school concert at
7.15 p. m. The following music will be
rendered in the morning:
Anthem, The Risen Lord, Greene
Duet, It's Easter Morn Loud
Mrs Frost and Mrs. Pitcher
Coral, Alleluia Christ is Risen, Nevin
Rev. R. 7. Capen gave No. 5 of his series
of sermons on THE Parallels of the King
DOM" at the Baptist church last Sunday
forenoon. The subject was "The blade, the
ear, the full corn" Mark 26 90 There was
a large attendance. The music included
solo, "Grass and Roses" by Mrs. Frost.
The attendance at the meetings of the Jun
ior League are increasing each week The
number present at the last three meetings
were SO. 36 and 81 respectively.
E. II. Bailey's arrangm ent for chorus of
Fauver's "The Palms." was finely rendered
by the chorus at the North Church last Sun.
day. The music for Easter will be by the
chorus, with Miss Colburn and Mr.. Parker as
soloists, and will include the following:
REJOICE! Rojoice! On this glad day"
VIM. R. Spence
"Now is Christ risen" Nichol
"Rejoice, Jerusalem and sing'' Neviu
"Gladly sing" Macy,
and by req est Sir Arthur sullivan's lone
sweetly solemn thought"
The services at the Unitarian church next
Sunday will be appropriate to the day
Easter. The following music will be rem
dered:
Otfertoire, Weiy
o, Joyous Easter Morning, Schneider
Carol, From Far and Near Bailey
Gloria, from Tannhauser, Wagner
Solo, Selected
Miss Dinsmore.
Carol, Hark hear the Easter Bells, Cobb
Postlude, Guirdnd
Miss Sullivan, soprano; Miss Dinsmore,
contralto; Mr.. c. E. White, tenor; Mr.. n.
G. Pettinglll, bass; Miss Faunce, organist
Services at the Methodist Episcopal
church Sunday, April %, will be as follows
sermon by Rev. G. G. Winslow, p aston, at
1915 a. M. subject, An Easter Meditation,
text, Matt. 2Sc2v; Sunday school at - III ;
meeting of Junior League at 5 80 p. m. meet
ing of Epworth League at 6 Is; leader, Mr. l..
G. F. CHM; topic "The Birthday of Hopes -
| Easter meeting, Isl Peter 11.9; Easter
| Concert at 10 Monday evening at 7
| o'clock, meeting of the Quarterly Confer
ence. Rev. W. w. Ogier, Presiding Elder
will preside Prayer meeting Tuesday
evening, at Is; Glass meeting Thursday
| evening at 715.
The music at the Unitarian church last
| Sunday of superior order of excel
lence. The singing of ''Palm Branches in
! quartette arrangement was finely render
! ed. The regular choir, in the absence OF
| Miss Russ, was assisted by Miss Dinsmore,
who will also sing next Sunday. The tas.
| tor dealt with his subject, "Manfest Des-
| tiny, or what we here for?' in plain
practical way, bringing home to the INNER
| consciousness of his hearers the Importance
of the life work OF each individual in tie
great whole of Gods plan for the bringing
in of his kingdom of righteousness, and Joy
and peace, through justice, love and neigh
bor-5ervice.
Services at the Unversalist church next
Sunday will be as follows: 10 a. NJ, Holy
Communion; at 10 10, special Easter service,
with the following special music:
20 Wonderful Easter Morning." Daane
TIE Deum, Dov
"Have you Heard the Wondrous Story ?"
Schneider
Easter hymn. ongregational H. Ware
j ''Thanks be to God' Slldds
Soprano solo, Easter Eve"
Charles Gounod
Miss Pettinsiil,
Sermon w lat il Resurrection ~
Fl mn, II know thlt my Hedeemrr Livetl, .
Congregational
Easter evening service as follows:
Carol. "Wlnter Days are Ger, Raymond
"Coming of Spring" Bailey
Easter anthem
SOLO by Miss Dinsmore.
Solo by Miss Petlingin
Shoct address 10y the pastor sG1i4ct
Suggestive evidences II I.nluort4ilty."
A cofda! ilgitation Is extended to al to
attend these services. Young Peoples
meeting Al Is; t2pie. 20 lr hopr, onward
ana upward forever"