Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-25
FAIR AND WARMER TODAY
 SATURDAY FAIR. COOLER.

prayer, sermon, second celebration; F m., Sunday school D. m chill dren's service; 7-30 D. m.. evening prayer and sermon.
 Calvary Episcopal Church. Easter day at the morning service at 10.30 a. m--Processional hymn 112; Christ Our Passover, Warrington; Glo- ria Patri, Warrington; Te Deum Lau-i damus, in E flat. Dudley Buck Jubi- late in c, Dudley Buck; office hymn 110; Kyrie Eleison, Mendelssohn; Glo- ria Tibi and Laus Christi. Mendels- sohn; Credo. Oakley: office hymn 116; offertorium, This Is the Day, anthem, by Cooke: presentation of aims. All Corda and Sanctus Gounod; commun- ion hymn 235; Gloria in Excelsis, old chant; recessiona1 hymn 11s.
 At the early service at a. m. the used, and at the 1O.30 service it will be repeated.
 The children's service of the parish will be as follows at 4 D. m: Hymn 109; psalm 93; Scripture lesson: chant. Magnificent; Cawl 120; hymn Ring Out. Sweet Easter Bells; address; offertory, presentation of Lenten boxes; Cawl, Hark Through the Dawn; awarding of prizes. etc; hymn, Christ Is Risen; hymn 457.
 Evening Song. 7SO D. m.-Proces-> sional hymn: psalms; Gloria Patri; Magnificat; Nunc Dimittis; anthem; Il enation of the aims; hymn. recessional hymn. Miss Zangrandi is the organ ist.
 St. Mary's Church.
 10 a. m. and 7.30 p. m.-Opening voluntary; vidi Aguam. R. Ferber; Kyrie: Gloria; credo; offertory, Regi- na Coeli; Sanctus, Ferber; Agnus Dei; postlude.
 The soloists will be: Soprano. Mrs F. stanton: bass, MT St. Onge; ten a1.nf- rxrfn he assisted by Miss R. Murray, violin Mrs Robert McGinness is organfst.
 First Baptist Church.
 Morning service. 10.30 a. m.-Organ, Prelude in c minor Dubois; anthem, Angels Roll the Rock Away, Schneck- CT; offertory solo, Easter Dawn, Woodman, by Mrs. Patterson; anthem, This Is the Day. Bracket; organ, postlude in c, Liebig.
 Evening service at 7.30 p. m.-Or- gan. Offertoire in A, Dubois: Scripture reading; prayer; cantata. From Sepul- chare to Throne, by Shepard-No. 1, Introduction; No. 2, chorus At the Cross; No 3, recitative, baritone; No. 4 air, Fear Not Ye. by J. Benja- min Brown; No. 5. chorus Angels Roll the Rock Away; No. $, recitative, air, Behold Show You a Mystery, by Mrs. Herman Atwood; No. s, chorus, Salvation to Our God; No. g. quar- tette What Are Thee, composed of c. G. Cushnan, Miss Jamie Gates, Mrs. H. B. Moves and J. B. Brown;' No. 10, chorus. Blessed Are They; calendar announcements; offering: offertory, anthem, Christ Our Passover Iiebig; hymn; benediction; organ, Triumphal March. F'lagler, Miss Alice Palmer, or ganist- The regular choir will be as- sisted by Mrs C. Standish Patterson, soprano: Mrs. Henry B. Moves. alto; Prof. c T. Easton, tenor; H. B. Moves, bass.
 Following the morning services on Easter Sunday at the First Baptist church the Lords Supper will be ob- served. A special Easter offering will be taken at both services. to be devot- ed to the insurance fund.
 The prayer meeting will be held Sat urday. the topic being Christ Frium- phant.
 Today's Services.
 Calvary Episcopal church will hold a service in the church Saturday. morning service at 10 a. m., and aft ernoon service at D. m-
 The Golden Cross on Thursday eve ming in the Masonic building held their regular meeting.
 On Thursday evening Nina council, K of C., held an important business meeting in their hall in the Potter block.
 Louis Wheeler of Norwich was in town Thursday.
 Mrs. Martha A. Arga1l, widow of William H. Argall, and daughter of the late John Hull. died Friday. March II. at Berlin, Wisconsin.
 Robert Mallory, formerly of the Mallory steamship line. has been elect ed a member of the firm <of Spencer Trask Go. bankers. of New York.
 James Ryon clerk of probate office, 1 has sold the house known as the An tone Rogers place on the corner of | Trumbull avenue and School street, l to Manuel Lewis. The house was own | ed by Mrs. r. J. Lloyd of New York |