The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-04-24
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCHES.

The vesper services began with an
organ prelude. played by Dr w Louis
Chapman. the organist The regular
church choir participated IN the services
10 the extent of singing Lift Your Clad
Voices. Hasche, and The Choir Angelic,
Hanscome Rev. Or. Augustus NJ. Lord.
pastor OF the church, told the children.
who were assembled IN the seats at the
front Of the church. the smallest In the
amen" pews. an Easter story that was
an adaptation OF an ancient folklore
legend.
A particularly pleasing feature was the
singing by the children, under the direc-
tlon Of Mrs. Miller. or a series Of Easter
carols. as follows: Day OF Rest Now
the Iron Bars are Broken. Come, Ye
Faithful Christ the LORD. IS Risen To
day.
Last OF all came the presentation o:
plants 10 the children. when about l25
geraniums, heliouopes and other small
potted plants were given TO the pupils Of
the school.
BENEFTCENT CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH: AT 1913 a varied program Of
recitations, exercises and carols by the
children's choir was effectively present
ed under the general direction Of w.
Moreton owen. superintendent Of the
Sunday school. the entertainment In
Guiding special features OF the foreign
department and the primary department.
The Sunday school. which includes
number Of Armeuians and Cinnamon, oc-
cupied practically the entire chapel.
The services commenced with a pro-
cessional, Hail the Day That Sees Him
Rise The choir then sang The Strife
Is Ger. after which the divine blessing
was invoked by J. William Rice. The
rest Of the program was as follows:
Hymn 204. Come Ye Faithful school;
music. The Prince Of Life. choir; Easter
response. Armenlans; recitation. Winter
Days Are DER Ruth Huestis, music.
Easter Morning. primary department;
recitation. Easter Time, Earle lngra-
ham: recitation, Wallace Dove; music,
Ring out the Anthem, choir; responsive
exercise The Risen Saviour. Milton Spill
Ter and primary department; command
ments of the Saviour, foreign depart
ment; music. Welcome Easter Morn,
Mildred Brand; recitation. Chnds
Prayer. Zaree YorRanzian; recitation,
Hearts and Lilies. Dorothy Leighton.
Russell Stafford and Norman Brown
sword. music. Glory in the Highest
Thomas Hutchins and choir; recitation,
The Easter Story. Etha Brownsword;
HYMN. | Am So Glad. foreign depart
ment and school; Offering for the Provi-
dence Association for Ministry to the
Sick. amounting TO about $780, remarks.
Kew. ASbQTy t. hIoUl, pastor AlpoiAe
hymn 24S. Precious Jewels, school
ACADEMY AVENUE CONGREGA-
TIONAL CHURCH-The concert program
follows Solo, with chorus by the school,
The Easter Angels, invocation; recitation,
The Yearly Miracle, Doris Deverell; reci-
tation, Easter. Gertie Heald; singing by
the school. Sing, Little Children, Sing;
responsive reading by the school; solo.
The Easter story. Hattie Mouutney; re-
Elaa a~I
greeting, members OF the primary de-
partment; singing by the school. Golden
! Harps Are Sounding; recitation, Resur-
rexit, Phila Deverell: recitation, The
Stone Rolled Away, members of primary
! department. singing by the school, The
! Happy Da wn. recitation, The Sea.cd
| Stone, Margaret Arnott, An Easter Story,
| members OF primary department; hymn,
| Christ, the Lord is Risen Today: recita-
ton. At the Easter Time. Lillian Palmer:
| Easter Questions. Miss Jennie Swallows
! class. recita ton, The Stranger Guest,
! Mabel Shaw; recitation, on Easter Day,
! Constance Graham; singing by the school.
! II Is the Lord; A Better Country eight
/ young ladies OF the<sunday school; five-
minute address by pastor; doxology;
| benediction.
| FREE EVANGELICAL CONGREGA-
! TIONAL-In Lyceum hall v NJ. c. A.
\ NhllhlIlBs anu u WIS All'le lAlhl lif SIt-
/ cal Easter services of the Sunday school
/ were held at 8 o'clock yesterday after
| noon. under the direction Of s Brown
/ ing Prentice, superintendent
The program which was In part taken
/ from leaaet Allelui. was as follows:
Music. Triumphal Resurrect ton, school;
/ prayer by superintendent Prentice; mu-
/ sic Light Freaks Forth school, reci-
I tation, Easter Greeting. Gladys Hard:
/ music, Keep the Sweet Bells Ringing,
! school; responsive reading. led by the
/ school recitation, Blue Bells, Miriam
| Prentice dialogue, John Allen and George
! Menzes; duet, the Misses Schuckhart:
! recitation. Robin In the Treetop, Philip
! Allen: recitation. Lilies, Isabelle Douglas:
! song, Come, Little Flowers. primary
! class; remarks by the pastor: Offering
! solo, The Psalms Miss Ada Comey; read
| ing, The Easter Guest. Alessa Soulor:
| remarks by tho superintendent: music.
! song, Mighty Victory, school; benedic-
tion by tho pastor.
METHODIST CHURCHES.
MATHEwsoN STREET NJ. E.
! CHURCHILL the evening the Easter con-
! cert filed the church, many being turned
/ away. The concert program and par
! Elephants in the service follow: MIR. G. 4.
| Eddy conductor: Mr.. +. Il. Streeter, or
/ ganlst Miss Crossman. pianist: Mir.
| Church. cornetist; Mr.. Ladd. vfolinist.
! Organ prelude, fantasie in =, Giovanni
! Battista Polleri. singing Christ is Risen
/ from the Dead, Wagner (arranged by
/ Neldlingor); Scripture reading: singing.
/ Speak We Comfortably, r. n Shackleyi
, prayer; singing. Lovely Appear Gounod
I reading Easter Tapers Miss Lillian
/ Johnson. singing Easter carol c. Z
Eddy. Miss smith; reading The Flowers
Keep Easter. Miss Pearl Mason: singing.
/ SarCtus. Gounod: reading The Fairest
/ IDLY. Miss Gertrude Morrison: singing.
ne Choir Angelic. Hanscom. reading.
| Roll Away the stone. Miss Ienora FiIe.
. singing. onward Christian Soldiers VI. c.
. McDouRaN: address by pastor; singing,
! Jerusalem Chorus, Gounod; onert o~y;
: singing All Hail the Power Of Jesus
| Name; benciiction; organ postlude. Hal
/ lcluiah Chorus. q r. Handel (arrauged