Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06
JEWETT CITY
Special Easter Programmes Arranged by organists and Choristers-Mrs. Martha Payne's 1uriaI-Holiday Notes.


 The Easter music at the Baptist church Sunday morning will be as follows:
 Organ prelude, The Angels Chorus; anthem, The Lord Hath Triumphed, Ashford with baritone solo by George H. Prior; Christ. the Lord, Is Risen, Wilson, with duet by Miss Alice Me- Broome and G. H. Prior; response, At the Cross, chorus for women's voices; organ postlude, The Glorious Morn, Mozart c. H. Prior, chorister; Mrs. E. E, Gilbert, organist. Rev. D. w. Potter will preach an Easter sermon.
 In the afternoon at four o'clock, an Easter exercise, The Morn of Victory, by Wilson, will be given by the Sun day school. A chorus composed of the XL and the Knights of Honor classes will sing.
 Methodist Church.
 At the Methodist church there will be an anthem, An Illuminated Tomb, and a solo, Nazareth, by Charles Me Kay. Miss Annie Robertson, organist ana chcrister; Rev Samuel Thatcher, pastor.
 Congregational Church.
 At the Congregational church in the morning there will be an organ pre- Jude, All Thy Works Praise Thee, DT. Garrett; anthem, . Risen Lord, Marie M. Hine. with solos by Mrs, F. $. Leonard, E. F. BurIeson, Miss Jean Burleson and male chorous; solo, The Resurrection Morn, Parker, Mrs. F. s. Leonard; anthem. The King of Easter Day, J. Wesley Hughes, with men $ chorus, solo, male and female guar tettes and duets; postlude selection, from Arthur Sullivan Chorister. Mrs. E. H. Hiscox; organist, F. s. Leon ard
 Rev. W. H. Canes subject will be The Necessity for the Resurrection of Christ The Sunday school follows directly after this service, at which there is to be a review of the chill dren's work, to which the parents have been invited.
 The JJinior choir will lead the sing ing. In the evening the chorus choir have charge of the service, presenting Love Triumphant, a tale of the first Eastertide, adapted from Tor, a Street Boy of Jerusalem. The story will be read by Donald C. Bliss. There will be solos. trios. obbligato and duets, by Mrs. F. s. Leonard, F. F. Burleson, Mrs, E. H. Hiscox, Miss Jean Burle- son. a male chorus, and qUartettes by the choir of sixteen voices.
 Catholic Church.
 At the 7.3O mass at St. Mary s church, the Sisters of St. Mary's academy will have charge of the mu- sic; there will be congregational sing ing at the 9.15 mass. At the 10.9C mass the following will be sung by the choir: Vida Aquam, Mass in C. Eloise Waterman; offertory, Regina Coelia! Alleluia! Miss Elizabeth Campbell is organist and chOristeri Rev. Edward M. Hayes. pastor, Rev Francis J. Muster. curate.
 Burial of Mrs. Martha Payne.
 The body of Mrs. Martha Payne was taken from the receiving vault in the Jewett City cemetery and laid to res in the family lot in the Pachaug cem- etery Friday. Members of the family were in attendance The committa service was read by Rev. E. w. Potter Funeral Director A. J. Tinker was iT charge.
 Borough Notes.
 Trout fishermen have brought in g sucker CT two as far as reported.
 G. A. Haskell has several rows oi early peas in the ground, planted early in the week.
 Fast day in the borough was excep- tionally quiet. with business going or as usual, only the postottice and bank keeping holiday hours.
 Agreeable to the recommendation o1 the governors proclamation, the Con- l gregational church held Fast day serv-