The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-04-06
FOR EASTER
IN BARRE
Elaborate Services Arranged in
All the Churches
MANY EASTER CONCERTS
AT the First Universalist Church, Rev
John B. Reardon Will Begin His
Duties as Pastor, Coming to
Barre from Springfield.

Barre from Springfield.
Easter viii be observed in all Tho
/ Barre churches tomorrow, and plans fol
the observance have been in progress fol
some time, so that splendid programs
are promised. The arrangements include
the following services;
East Barre Congregational Church.
East Barre Congregational church
Preaching service at 1890 a. M. topic
"The Future Life Sunday school nj
ll;45. Easter concert at p. m. All
cordially invited
Graniteville Presbyterian Church.
Presbyterian church, Graniteville.
Morning service at 1870; subject
Christ and the Children" Sunday school
/ at HAS. Evening service at o'clock ,
subject Christ Working Man."
Berlin Congregational Church.
Berlin Congregational church. Rev.
| Frank Bloomfield, pastor l0:45 a. M.
last of the course Of sermons on the life
Of our Lord. "The Resurrection" special
Easter music and communion of the
Lords supper Noon, Sunday school.
st. John the Baptist Church.
st. John the Baptist church. Web.
steryille, w T. NJ Beattie, rector Fas
ter day. Holy communion at 0 a. IN.
Evening prayer and sermon at 8 o'clock.
Sunday school at 2 p. M; subject Of SER
mon, "The Easter Message of Life For
ever More
Websterville Baptist Church
Baptist church, Websterville. Robert
7. Caster, pastor Morning service at
1870. Faster sermon Bible school
1880 Glasses for all ages Evening
service at o'clock Easter exercises
by the Bible school, Regular PRAYER
and praise service Thursday evening at
7 o'clock.
Italian Mission.
Italian mission. on Brook street, near
Main. Rev. q. h. Castellini, pastor.
Sunday school at 2:45 p. m. General
meeting for grown people at p. M.
Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7:31
P. m, Gymnasium for boys On Wednes-
day at ESQ p. m. Gymnasium for girls
on Saturday at $3.50 p. m. Sewing class
Saturday at $50 p, m. All welcome.
Salvation Army.
Capt. and Mrs. Clifford win hold a
campaign at the Army hall from the
9th 70 the 18th, commencing tonight.
as follows: Sunday morning. holiness
meeting; Sunday afternoon, praise sery-
ice: Sunday night, altar service; Monday
night. 7. NJ. Kingsley Of the Montpelier
gospel mission; Thursday night meet.
ing will be held In the Italian Baptist
mission. Something doing every night.
Everybody welcome, especially those who
are in for winning seals.
Church of Good Shepherd.
The Church Of the Good Shepherd
w. ] NJ Beattje. rector. Holy com
munion at 7 A. m. Holy communion and
sermon at 1920 Sunday school at II
o'clock. The children are asked to pre-
sent their mite boxes Easter day. Even
ing prayer and sermon at o'clock.
Subjects of sermons Morning 1.-THE
Easter Message OF Life from the Dead
evening, THE Power Of His Resurrec-
ton" Special Easter music at the l0:30
a m. and p. m. services.
First Universalist Church,
Rev John b. Reardon, who recently
accepted the pastorate of the First Uni
versalist church, will begin his duties
tomorrow, At the same time the Or
pheus quartet and w A. Wheaton as
will begin their engagement
with the church, the quartet succeeding
the chorus choir The music program
fer the morning service will be: Organ
postlude, Nolckmar; eantata, death
and Life" Shelley, by the quartet; re-
Spouse, "But the Lord Is Mindful Of His
Own" MendeIssohn; organ offertory, III
F, Wely; postlude, "Marehe Triumphale,"
Bendel In the evening an Easter COM
cert will be given by the Sunday school, t
assisted by four.piece orchestra.
Bethany Church, Montpelier
One OF the strongest Easter musical
services ever given in Montpelier will be
given at Bethany church tomorrow Mt 7
at 4 o'clock. The special fea-
tme is the harpist Mr., Gilda Stoechetti
1ardini, graduate of the Conservatory
of Milan university. The music for tho
Fesper service is as follows: Orchestra,
'Zug der FFauen." Wagner; organ solo,
sAndante Symphony Beethoven, w. A.
Briggs; anthem, THE Resurrection"
shelley; duet, ave Marie" Bach-Gou-
nod, by harp and violin, Mr.. Cardini and
Mr. Haylett; tenor solo, "The Cruel
tx, i. Faure. w. J. Fisher; prayer re.
sponse, Hamburg; harp solo, Suite
,p. 43, Prof Tedeschi, Gilda Stoeehetti
5ardini; hymn 233 tSt Kevinl address,
"A New Life; offertory, Easter sun
'et," Briggs, orchestra.
First Baptist Church.
First Baptist church, Rev. George n.
Holt, pastor. Morning worship at
0:30. Sermon by the pastor; subject
Hope Through the Living One" Bible
school at y. G. f. meeting at 5:45.
evening service at Z Music for morn.
ng: Organ prelude, He Shall Feed His
lock- Handel; anthem, "Sing Allemia
forth" Schenecker, Bernard Lewis;
arol, eye Easter Bells" Burnett; re-
ponse, "Guide Us, Lord" Burnett; Of
ertory, violin solo, selected, Edmund
Sanborn. In the evening there viii be