Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-26
APOSTCLATE FATHERS
Conclude Non- Catholic Mission with
 Sermons to 600 Listeners.

Rev. Father Dolan and Rev. Father Downes, who have been giving tn mission for non-Catholics at St James church this week. left Daniel son Friday evening, having completed their work here. At the closing serv- ice both expressed cordial apprecia- tion of the attention that has been de- voted to their explanation of Catholic doctrine. At the final service Thurs day evening about six hundred persons were present.
 Asks for Extension of Time.
 Frank T. Preston. executor of the estate of the late Almira E Wescott has made application that the probate court extend for a further period of six months the settlement of the es- tate, and also for an extension of the time allowed for paying a succession tax on said estate. The application is to be heard before Judge Oliver F. Getty on Monday morning next
 There will be a hearing in the pro- bate court this tSaturday) morning on the application of the administrator of the estate of Charles $. Hawkins, late of Killingly. for authority to compro- mise and settle a claim against the Hawkins estate
 Many at Good Friday Services.
 There were large congregations at the morning afternoon and evening services at St. James church Friday. This morning the usual Easter Satur- day services will be held. The Easter Sunday services will be at the usual hours
 Official Board of Baptist Sunday
 School.
 The following are the newly elected officers of the Baptist Sunday school: weather; first assistant. Irving w. Lyon; second assistant. John w. Gal lup; third assistant Alton c. Frost; general secretary. Ellsworth Burton; Branch: treasurer. Miss Lucy Young; librarian, Miss Cora Shippee; super 1ntendent of primary department, Miss Matte O'Brien; first assistant, Miss Lillian F. Bailey; second assistant: Mrs. W. J. Craig; superintendent of home department, Mrs. w. A. Reach; first assistant. Mrs. B. c. Conklin; second assistant. Mrs. John Taylor.
 Easter Services at M. E. Church.
 The following is the Easter pro- gramme of the services at the Metho- dist church:
 Special music will be given at both the morning and the evening services. In the latter service, the Easter can tata, The First Easter, by Lorenz, will be given. The following is the out line of the services:
 Morning Worship, Il a. m.-Organ voluntary Easter Gladness, Ashford, Mrs. Sidney Perry; Easter Hymn, Charles Wesley: Apostles Creed: pas tora1 prayer; response. The Lord Is in His Holy Temple, choir; anthem, Why Seek Ye the Living? Peel, choir; read ing psaher; Gloria Patri; Scripture lesson; offertory Our Saviour. White; Mrs Rogers and Miss Burbank; con- gregational singing; Easter sermon, The Meaning of the Open Sepulchre, Rev R. s. Cushman; hymn. Hymn of Joy; benediction-
 Evening Service with Easter Canta- ta- Organ, Pastoral Harding, Mrs Sidney Perry; Crown Him with Many Crowns, congregational singing; eve lures; offertory Open the Gates of the Temple Knapp, Miss Burbank; address, introducing Easter cantata, Rev. Ralph $. Cushman; Easter can tata, The First Easter Lorens, with choruses, solos and duets; benedic- tion.
 The young peoples Epworth league meeting will be held Sunday at six o'clock. The leader is Miss Gertrude Davis, and the topic is Christ's Res urrection and the Christians Concep | ton of Life.
 Congregational Church.
 The following is the arrangement of the services and Easter Sunday school l concert at the Congregational church: l
 Easter Morning, Il o'elock-Prelude. Lewis: Doxology;. anthem, Awake, 1 Thou That Sleepeth. Reed, choir; Glo 1 ria Patri; anthem, Near the Cross, ] Irving Emerson; response; hymn; | offertory. Q Light That Breaks from 1 Wonder Tomb. Dressler, Miss Young; | hymn; chorus, Hail Him Lord, Nevin; l mems voices; poStlude Lasselle.
 Sunday School Concert at o'clock i March of junior classes; opening | sentences; anthem, Come, Sing We l Loud Hosannas: prayer. by the pas 1 tor; Story of the Resurrection. Miss |