Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-06
Easter at Baptist Church.

Following is the programme of the special music that will be rendered Easter Sunday in the churches here Special sermons will also be preached. The First Baptist church services will follow this order: Morning at 10.45; organ prelude. Vision, Rheinberger; anthem, This is the Day, Crockett; Gloria Patri r. V. S.; anthem, As It Began to Dawn, Harker; offertory dueI, Acquaint Thyself With Him, MT. ahd Mrs Price; prayer, response, Hear My Prayer, Schilling; postlude, Fanlare, Lemmens. Evening, 7.30 D. m. l Organ prelude, Andante. c. Whiting; | otertOry duet Songs of Praise the An gels San6. Homer NIT. Brown and Miss Price; prayer response, Father of Heaven, Schtlling; cantata, The Life Everlasting; synopsis-Solo, Let Not Your Heart Be Troubled; chorus. In My Fathers House Are Many Man sions, the choir; recitative. Take Ye Heed. Watch and Pray. MT. Brown: | chorus, Then Shall They See the Son Of Man. the choir; solo, with quartette. Miss Price, Miss Gates. Mrs. Moves MT. Cushman MT. Brown, He Viii l Swallow Up Death in Victory. solo | Blessed Are They Miss Price; chorus Alleluia. O Give Thanks. the choir. l The Easter chorus will consist of tho | Following: Sopranos. Miss Price. Mrs. | Fl. Atwood. Miss Gates, Miss Pendle- ton; altos Mrs. IT. B. Moves, Mrs. J. H. | Iillinghast; tenors, Walter Price Charles Cushman; bass, J. B. Brown, Norman Wilcox; organist and choir master, Miss Florence Swan. Second Congregational Church.
 1045 a. m.-Organ prelude, Dubois; 1 processional hymn, Christ the Lord is | Risen Today; anthem, Christ Our 1 Passover, Shepherds; response, At Thine Altar Lowly Kneeling, Hanscom: 1 offertory solo, Hall, Glorious Morn, l Geibel, Mrs. Fl. IF. Doty; bass solo, | The Resurrection, Shelley, Ray Gardi- ner; postlude, William G. Gaul. 7.3O D.. lm.-Organ prelude, Spinney: anthem, l Upon the First Day of the Week, Eos ter; anthem, Alleluia response, At 1 Thine Altar. Hanscom; offertory, la | dies trio, l Waited for the Lord, Men aelssohn; postlude, Rogers; organist, Mrs. J. Fl. Hammond.
 Good Friday Services. 1 +On Good Friday special Lenten ser l vices were held at Calvary Episcopal church at 70 q. m. and a three hours | service from 12 to 8.
 On Sunday. Easter day, the usual | special musical programme will be ren- dered at both morning and evening 1 services. The children's festival will be held at the usual hour, D. m., in the afternoon in the church.
 Calvary Church.
 a. m.-Hymn 117; Kyrie, F'rostay; l Gloria, Anon; Sanctus, Cooper; Gloria | in Excelsis, Old Chant; hymn 115, The Day of Resurrection 1O.SO a. m.-Or- gan prelude, Processional, Batiste; pro- | cessional hymn, Christ Our Passover, 1 Rudd; Te Deum anthem, Adlam; Jubi- late Woodward; Introit, hymn, Christ Is Risen; 1<yrie; Gloria Tibi; Credo, Eyre; hymn; sermon offertory an- | them, Christ Being Raised from the Dead, Williams: Sanctus, Stainer: Gloria in Excelsis. Old Chant; Nunc Dimittis. Gregorian: recessional hymn The Strife is Ger; organ postlude, by Wilson. D. m.-Organ prelude, An dante Pastorale, Moir; carol; Nunc l Dtmittis, anthem, Newton; carol; ad- dress; offertory anthem, Hallelujah Christ Has Risen, Cain carol, Rejoice and Be Glad; carol Hosanna, Lord Hosanna; hymn; organ postlude Easter Joy. Ashford.
 St. Mary's Church
 At St. Mary's church the choir will render special festival music in keep ing with the day.
 About the Borough.
 Miss Laura Jones of Hartford will spend Easter Sunday in town.
 Samuel Durgin spent Good Friday ir New York
 The boronvU school will open or