The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1902-04-04
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Now the iron bars are broken,
Christ from death to life is born,
Glorious life, and life immortal,
On this holy Easter morn:
Christ hath trim nhed


Glorious life, and life immortal,
On this holy Easter morn
Christ hath triumphed.
Once again the glorious Easter-tide has
dawned upon US with all Of its holy joys
and comfort. Services were held in all
churches in our village on Easter Day.
Early Mass only at St. Dominlck's, as
there is no resident priest in Woodyille.
At the early celebration of the Holy Com
munion at St. Mary's P. E. Church lutte
a large number we're present. Cbildren's
service was held by tie Rector, Rev. DR..
Murphy, at 3 in the afternoon. The Sun
day School connected with this church is
large one, and all the members were
most interested in their missionary boxes
during Lent. At this service when con-
tents were counted it was found that the
little ones had raised $24.46, and some
boxes not yet brought in. At the evenin g
service at ST. Mary's Chapel large con-
gregation listened with rapt attention to
a most able and comforting sermon by
the TcCIOI HUN o. y1dl ~, 1Otu SauPCSA "a "
verse ..Who shall roll US away the stone
from the door OF the sepulchre?" All
members of the choir were present at this
evening service, and the music was enjoy
ably good throughout, particularly the Of
fertory, Il know that my Redeemer liv-
eth," which was exquisitely sung. The
church was decorated with pottcd plants
and cut flowers.
Mrs II. w. Sylvester, son and daughter
are spending the week with Mrs. Silyes.
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Bowen.
Mr. and Mrs. John B. Contee and in
FAINT daughter are staying with Mr.. and
Mrs Henry B. Contee.
Miss Sothorp, Miss Cora Hay and little
Master Lloyd Curtiss, of The Plains
St. Marys county were the guests of the
Misses Stone on Easter Monday.
The Rev W. Bruce Macpherson, of
Baltimore, is spending the week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Macpherson
at his old home, "Roseland."
Miss Beecher, of Gainesville. was the
guest of Mrs. O. II. Murphy at the rectory
for the Eastertide
Mr. Robinson, of Baltimore, visiting
his aunt, Mrs. o. II. Murphy.
Mrs A. G. Holly and little daughter
Sadie, of Washington, are visiting Mrs
Joseph H. Young of Thomas
On Monday evening, March 3l>t, St
Marys Church, Woodville, was the scene
of a very pretty wedding. The contract
ing parties being Miss Edith Young
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph H
Young, and Mr.. William Herbert Lusby
The wedding march was played by the
organist, Miss Margaret MACPHERSON. Al
seven thirty O'Clock the wedding party
arrived, and preceded by the ushers
Messrs Herbert and Walter Young
brothers of the bride, the bride and groom
the marriage ceremony was performed by
the Rector, Rev. DR.. Murphy. The youth
full bride was most becomngly attired il
pale gray silk, with trimmings of whit,
chiffon, and carried a bouquet of bride:
roses. The groom wo the conventional
suit of black. After the ceremony the bride
and groom repaired to the home of he
parents, where a reception was held,
large number of relatives and friends o
the bride and groom being present. After
a delightful evening, and when the "we.
sma hours were wearing on, the guest:
returned to their homes. The next day
Mr.. and Mrs. Lusby went to their home
which is near Brandywine on the B. & p
r. r. Tie bride rece we'd many beautiful
and useful presents.
Miss Nina Contee, who has been il
Baltimore for several weeks, has returne,
> to Woodville. Ivy LEAF