The Press., 1908-04-15

in the morning, and the pastor will
preach on "The ground for our hope
of eternal life. In the evening
there will be musical service, when
the choir, much enlarged in mum bers,
will give cantata. In the afternoon
at 3 O'Clock there will be a public
meeting in the church under the
auspices of the Home Missionary SO.
ciety. Miss Mary Mahon of New
York, one of the field secretaries of
the general Home Missionary society
OF the Methodist Episcopal church,
will speak. Miss Mahon is an un-
usually interesting speaker, abounds
in enthusiasm, imparts much interest
ing information about the needs of
the people Of our own land, and leads
her hearers to pledge their sympathy
and service in behalf of those for
whom she pleads Everybody is
cordially invited to this service.
St. Edwards Notes: AS the SUBJ
lime ceremonies of the Catholic ritual
for Holy week cannot be performed
with full solemnity in small parishes,
they will be carried out only in the
customary abbreviated form this year
at st. Edwards church. Appropriate
services will BIZ held every morning
at Z. 30, and every evening at 7.3O.
The last three days of the week will
be devoted to the celebration of those
wonderful events in the life of Christ
contained in the gospel narratives,
such as the Lords supper, the insti-
tuition of the Eucharist, the cruciffx-
ion and the resurrection. The order
of services for Easter will be mainly
as follows: There will be two high
masses. the first at and the other at
1890. The same choir will sing at
both. Rev. Felix J. O'Neill will be
the celebrant and Rev. George J.
Donahue will deliver the sermon at
the last mass, and also at. Stafford
Vile. A relative of the latter, Miss
Helen Fitzpatrick, of Meriden will
be one of the soloists at both masses
and vespers. Prof. Lynch will be
cornetist, and Miss Frances H. Mo-
Oarthy organist. The mass-Leonard' 8
Mass in B fat; Asperges, Gregorian,
arr by r. Garbett; offertory, Regina
Coeli, W. A. Leonard. Vespers at
Z. 80 Stearns' Vespers in B fiat ;
O Salutaris, J. e. Thomas; Tantum
Ergo. A. H. Rosewig; benediction.
Grace Church Notes: Tomorrow,
Maundy Thursday, there will be holy
communion at 7.45 am. and on
Easter day at and 1O.45 a. NJ.
Good Friday services are: Morning
prayer and ante communion, 8 a. m. F.;
service soe the three hours, II to p.
M. !; Sunday school service, .15 p.
m. evening prayer and sermon, with
the singing of the Story OF the
SSss5ss. = at e 30 p. m. The three. hour
service consists Of hymns. addresses,
prayers and recitations, and may be
entered or left during any hymn by
those who cannot be present for the
whole service. Evening prayer and
address Easter even at 7.3O p. m.
The music Easter day at 10. As a.. m.
will be: Professional, hymn 118,
CAT the Lambs High Feast" Rose
miller; Kyrie, Tours; Gloria Tibi,
Hodges; Sequence hymn, 112, "Jesus
Christ is risen to day. Worgan
offertory, "Christ Our Passover, :"
Carroll; sanctus. Garrett; communion
hymn. 122, "Jesus Lives" Gaunt-
lett; Gloria in Excelsis, Old Chant ;
Nunc Dimittis, Barnby occasional,
hymn, 121, ''The Strife is O'er.''
Palestorina. Evening Professional
hymn lis, "The Day of Resurreo-
tion,'' Tours; Magnifioat; Nuno
Dimittis, Barnby; anthem, "Christ
Our Passover, Carroll; hymn 112,
"Jesus Christ is Risen Today Wor-
gan; offertory, "Come Ye Faithful, !"
Sullivan; Festal Te Denm. Wood
ward; occasional hymn 500, "Re-
joice Ye Pure in Heart Messiter.