The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1911-04-20

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Thomas D. Nickerson, which occurred at his
home in Swanville April l4th has cast gloom
over this neighborhood and our hearts go out in
| sympathy to the bereaved wife and only daugh-
ter Harriette; also to Ira Veazie, who has been
an inmate of the family for several years.
Capt. Nickerson was taken very suddenly ill
with the grip Thursday night. April 9th, which
developed into pneumonia and at his advanced
age proved fatal. The funeral took place at
his home Monday, Rev. A. A. Smith of Bangor
| officiating. Mrs. Maria Goodue, who has been
very ill with pneumonia at the home of her
brother Capt T. ID. Nickerson, is slowly i'm
proving.
A LINEN SHOWER. Miss Lillian G. Mowry,
who in May will become the bride of DIR. Sum-
ner Chadbourne Pattee, was given delightful
kitchen linen shower last Friday night at the
home of Miss Florence Colcord in Bay View
place. Owing to some real April showers sew
eral of the members of the Thimble Club, I'M
der whose auspices the affair was given. were
unable to be present. After social hour the
guests enjoyed a cobweb hunt and Miss
Mowry found at the end. of her web parcel
containing many useful and handy articles of
kitchen linen. The remainder of the evening
was employed by the young ladies hemming
the linen and as a result the bride to-be found
many attractive glass, china towels, busters
and many other bits of linen which will be
very useful in her new home. Candy and pre-
served oranges were served during the sewing
bee and later Miss Colcord. assisted by Mrs
B. E. Larrabee of Islesboro, served shrimp and
rice, olives and punch. The guests were Miss
Elizabeth Frame, Miss Barbara Pfaff, Mrs. E.
W. Gilkey, Miss Harriet Erskine and those
above mentioned.
EASTER SERVICES. The Easter services at
the First Congregational church, Rev. C. H.
Mckinney, pastor, were well attended and
most enjoyable. The music by the choir was
particularly fine, due to the conscientious
work of the pastor and of Miss Mildred Shute,
the organist. The church was beautifully
decorated with lilies and palms. The order of
the morning service was as follows:
Music, Can tata, The Lord of Light and Love,
By Julian Edwards.
Introduction and Chorus, "Joy to the World"
Easter Message and Invocation.
Baritone Solo and Chorus.
"Far Across the Sea of Silver"
Responsive Reading, Page LOG.
Chorus of Women,
"We Came Here in the Morning Grey"
Tenor Solo, Fear Not He Hath Arisen.
Prayer,
Duet, Soprano and Baritone,
"He is the Hope of the World"
Announcements-Col Collection.
Male Duet Tenor and Baritone
"Lo He Comes the Mighty Victor"
Sermon-"And Peter
Soprano Solo, "1n the Blessed Joy of Easter"
Easter Promise.
Finale, Chorus,
"Ring! o Ring the Bells of Easter"
The sermon eloquently delivered and
filed with helpful thoughts. The pastor on
this occasion wore for the first time the new
gown recently presented him by the parish
The vested choir and pastor add much to the
impressiveness of the services. At the close
of the service the infant daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Frame, Ellen Hawley Frame,
was christened, Mrs. Nathan F. Gilkey acting
as godmother. The evening service was equal
| ly impressive and beautiful, and there being no
service in the Methodist church large num-
Der from that society were in attendance. The
following order of service was followed:
Professional, 1--WE March to Victory"
E. W.'Valentine
F. Sci illing
Invocation.
Easter Anthem, "Christ Our Passover"
Psalm 23rd. Repeat in Unison.
Carols (Choirl
(a) '.At Dawn When They Sought 10th
Century," Carl Hirsch
(Junior Chorus)
(b) clark the Angels sweetly Say
Schilling
Scripture Reading, Pastor.
Easter Anthem, 20 Day of Christ"
Solo by Miss Roulston, violin, Miss Mowry.
Announcements. Offering.
Trio, "Cross of Calvary Gounod
Miss Roulston, F. X. Sawyer,
| c. H. Mckinney.
Carol (Junior Chorus), easter Bells"
F. N. Shepherd
Prayer, Mr.. Corey.
Easter Hymn, Choir, 1.-THE Magdalene,''
Easter Anthem. "ro the paschal vie a %Sffs"
H. ]. Stewart
Solo, Miss Roulston; violin, Miss Mowry
Recessional, God Hath Sent His Angels"
A. T. Soule
The Easter services in the Methodist church
were beautiful in every sense of the word
The church was effectively decorated in green
and white palms, lilies, white carnations, hya-
cinths being used in profusion. The order of
service was carried out as announced previous
ly and the sermon was impressive and beauti-
full. There was no evening service Miss Han
nah Colcord, the organist was presented with
some beautiful Easter lilies by the members of
the choir in token of her conscientious work
which made the musical service SO perfect.
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