The Portland daily press., 1899-06-12
Little Ones Gave Fine
Programmes.
Memorial Pieces We're Placed in
Many Churches.

eel rail in memory OF those who have died
during the past year.
CHESTNUT STREET METHODIST.
The Chilsrea's Sunday in the Chestnut
street Methodist church brought out large
audiences in the afternoon and evening.
The church was prettily decorated for
the occasion. From the gallery were sus.
pended q large number of small American
fiags and larger flags were placed on
either side of the altar. There were a
great many flowers and within the
chancel were seated over 200 children,
ma king picture worth going far to see.
rhe programme as carried out in the af-
tarnoon and evening was as 70 llows'
(Afternoon.)
or.an voluntary. DIR. G. o. Files
the Lord for Chill.
dren's Days, No. 1872, Scnool
Prayer, rev. hutner Dreen'"n
Welcome Psalm, ROBERT Inurren
Clarence Whitney
The sermon, Harold Pritohard
Song-For Our Sake,
intermediates Department
Recitation and Song-Jesus Loves Me,
Class of Girls
Boys Chorus,
From Interme diabe Departhent
Edwin Holden, Clyde Ford, Walter
Pierce, Jimmy Rowse. Frederic
Irons.
Solo and Chorus-Two Little Hands,
Pearl Smith and Primary department
Temperanoe Recitation. Leroy Purinton
Tbe Writing on the Shore, Gladys Estes
Recitation and Song-The Children's
Harry Libby, Earle Stout, Theodore
Burrowes, Western Davis, Jerold
Rounds, Robert rhurreli.
Remarks by the Pastor,
Offering for the Board of Education OF
the NJ. 4. Church.
Battle Song. Intermediate Department
A Little Bird Tells,
Joseph A, Locke, Jr.
Solo. Ada Wright
What a. Tiny Child May Do,
What thu Children Hope to Do,
Little Things. Margaret Hazelton
song. Primary Department
Bible Illustrations of Our Fathers Care.
Lizzie Drysdals, Helen and Alice
sherry, Rugby Marston. Randall
lnQfr6ll. hG2lualu OkGDOUatuf th1aD
Wright and Clinton Burrowes.
Song of June, Intermediates Department
Character Building, Everett l.. Hazelton
Closing Singing-Our Anniversary,
No. 1850, School
Organ Postlude.
(Evening)
Organ Voluntary, DIR. =. 0 Files
Singing-Let Every Heart Rejoice.
No. 1856, school
Responsive Reading, Psalm XIX.
PRAYER. Rev. Luther FreeT an
esponse-Remembe Me. Male Quartetts
Exeroise-Ths Guardian Angel Of the
Sunday School,
The Guardian of the Throne,
Miss Matte Waldron
Angel of Order, Miss Gvace Warren
Angel of Music, Miss Rena Marston
ANGEL of Literature, Miss Matte Coloord
Angel OF Love. Miss Lucy Thurrell
Presiding Angel of the Sunday School,
Miss Lucille Goddard
Offering, For Current Expenses
Vocal Solo--The King of Love Our
Shepherd Is, Gounod
Miss Madeleine E. Files.
Mrs. Charles Day, Mrs. r. H. Turner.
Mrs. w. W. Cole.
Reading, Miss Annie Files
Singing, DoxoIogy
BeneQlcblon.
The following memorial pieces were set
about the chancel: Calvin Chase, bou-
quet of pinks and roses; Mrs. Nina Files
lax; Harry Chase, bouquet of pinks; Mrs
Lima Erskine, bouquet Of pinks and
roses; Johnny Chase, bouquet OF pinEs
and roses; Emery G.. Chase, lyre Of pinks,
roses and maidenhair ferns; Ruth Made
line Frye, .bouquet ,lof pinks and snow
balls: Mr.. M. 9. Palmer, bouquet OF pinks
and ferns; Samuel A. and Willie q.
stone, basket pinks and roses; Mrs. Par
ker Erskine, large basket of pinks and
roses: Carl Clifford Wright, bouquet of
pinks, roses and maidenhair ferns; Geo.
". Tenant. Jr.. cross of roses and white
azalias; Hattie q. Robinson, Tyre of
pinks, roses and maidenhair ferns.
STATE STREET.
A temporary platform was built Sun
day in front Of the pulpit at State street
church and seated there We're about 20
children belonging to the Sunday school.
Round about were pretty floral decora-
tions of snow balls, daisies, Raster lilies,
potted plants. while long festoon Of
evergreen hung from point high above
the altar.
The morning exercises were very inter-
esting and were listened to by a large
congregation. There were anthems,
carols, rscitations. among the latter being
one especially worthy Of note By Mar
guerite Gilkey. Doris Weber, Dorothy
Berrl and Florence Nolan. "Wha1 Can
Little Children Do" Prentiss LorinR,
superintendent o. the school, delivered "a
most appropriate address AS we'll as the
pastor, Rev DR.. Jenkins
hoy kimball rscited WELCOME to Chill
drsn's Day." Donald Payson, "The Chill
drsn's Month"; Hattie Erazifr. Our
Counsry;'' Walter Smith, tIdtfle Boys
Make Men," Marguerite Rowell The
Little MISSIONARY a fine piece was
give Missionary Words, by Bonnie
e..Ia -. aswes. s7..e