Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-10
BALTIC
Easter Cantats Finely Rendered at M. E. Churoh-SpecisI Pasohal Music at Immaculate Conception Church and Hanover Chapel.

Easter at the NJ. E. church was cele- | brated with special services in the morning but the principal music was at 1 the evening service, when the beautiful cantata From Manager to Cross was rendered with fine harmony and ex- pression by the choir and friends, The church decorations consisted of white and purple dTaped from an illuminated cross over the pulpit, which was at tractNely decorated with lilies and ferns. The cantata opened with prayer by the pastor, Rev, Charles Smith, fol- lowed by the introductory march by the organist, Robert Bethel, and was conducted by James Royle, The order of numbers follows: Part 1-Prophecy of Christs Coming; recitatiYe (bass),
 And There Shall Come Forth; chorus, Rejoice Q Daughter of Zion; chorus, Hark the Glad Sound.
 Part lI-Christ's Birth and Ministry:
 Recitatiye tenoD, And the Angel l Said chorus, Glory to God; bass solo and chorus, o Come, All Ye Faithful; | chorus (with solo, Brightest and Best; | recitatiVe (contralto), And Jesus h. | creased; solo (contralto) and chorus, Wnen, His Salvation Bringing; solo 1 (boss), Jesus Wept; chorus (unaccOm- 1 panied), Come Unto Him; quartette and solos, At Even, Ere the Sun was
 Set: chorale, Ride On Ride On In | Majesty.
 Part Iu-Christs Death and Resur- rCctiOn: Interlude; recitative (tenor) | And When They Had Mocked solo i (tenoD, When I Survey the WondrouS Cross; chorale, Bound Upon the Ac- l cursed Tree; quartette, For God So 1 Loved the World: bass solo and chorus, | Jesus Christ is Risen Today; chorus, He is Gone: chorus Beyond the Gilt
 tering Starry Skies; solo and quar- tette, Sweet the Moments; chorus, Soldiers of Christ, Arise.
 The singers were: SopranOs-AIiss Brand, Miss Anderson, Mrs Headland,
 Mrs Stafford, Miss Ainsworth, Miss | White Mrs. Chadwick, Mrs. Oughton, ! Miss Erickson, Miss Taylor, Mrs. Car ter. Altos-Niiss Raider. Miss Miller, Miss Jones. Mrs Bamford, Miss A. Swanson, Miss Swallow, Mrs. Barnes. Tenors MT Magill, Mir. Bailey. Mir. Blackburn, MT Oughton Mir Gorse, MT. Jones. BasSes-Mr. Garret. Mir. Jackson, Mir. Carter MT. Stafford, MT. Crawford Mir. Cullen, Mr. Burton.
 Easter at the Catholic Church. Large congregations attended the l services Easter Sunday at the Immac- ulate Conception church. At the s
 o'clock mass special hymns were
 sweetly rendered in English and French | by the children's choir. Miss Mary Roy 1 Orsauist The 10 o'clock high mass ! was also celebrated by Rev. U, O. i Bellerose. There was special music 1 by the mixed choir under direction of Rev. Joseph Valdambrini. Sister M. Bernardine was organist The singing | throughout showed careful training 1 the Kyrie and Gloria was of G. Capoc- | ci's mass. Credo of St. Cecelia's mass, | Sanctus and Agnus Del from Capocci's | mass offertory. Tolite Hostius by St. Saens. All were brilliantly rendered. Rev. Valdambrini celebrated mass | at the out ut-mission chapel in Hanover ! at o'clock Here too. the special 1 Easter music was of high order un-
 der the direction of the organist, Miss | Agnes Donahoe of Baltic.
 Holiday Week Visitors.
 Miss Elizabeth Mcclure and brother | William of Hartford are visiting their i father. James McCfuire, af Main street George Reeves Of Chicopee Falls | Mass. is visiting his parents, Mr, and ] Mrs Henry Reeves, Of Railroad street 1 Masters Harry and Alonzo GaucheI 1 of Worcester are spending the Easter vacation at the home of their father l Harry GauchCr. ST. of High street. Emile and Melville Cote cf New York
 are guests of their mother, Mrs. Eliza ] Cote.
 JohA Weeds of New Haven is visit,