St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-03-19
EASTER SUNDAY
Special Music to be Rendered at the
Services with Livingstone Mem
Orial at Some.


Easter Sunday will be observed
as usual with special music at the
local churches. Below is given the
programs as far as the Caledonian
was able to get them:
North Church
On Sunday morning at the North
church the music will be given by
a chorus of 16 voices assisted by the
boy choir of which the following is
the program:
Prelude, ''Fantasie," Best
Chorus, with solos for tenor and
baritone. Il Heard a Great Voice"
Manney
Chorus, with solos for contralto and
baritone, For Christ the Lord is
Risen," Gaines
Chorus, with selections for quartette,
''Oh, Risen Lord Fisher
Anthem, by the Boy Choir, Easter
Dawn" Hanscom
Response, "our Father" Durham
Benediction, with the Seven Fold
Amen" Stainer |
PostIude, Grand Chorus" Guilmant
The sermon will be appropriate
to the occasion.
In the afternoon at 4.3O there !
will be a memorial service in recog-
milton of the Tooth anniversary of
the birth CT David Livingstone, ex-
plorer and missionary ithreadings,
special music and an address.
On the evening of Good Friday
the quartette of the church will sing
Stainer's Cantata "The Crucifix.
The organ music for this evening
will be:
Prelude, Meditation Dubois
Postlude, 'Marche Pontiicale,'
Tombelle
At the South Church
The following program will be
given at the South church next Sun
day:
At the five o'clock service can
tata, ''The Resurrection" by Man
ney will be sung by quartet, CHOIR
us and they will be assisted by Mr..
and Mrs. N. r. Young.
1880 A. M.
Program, Festival prelude, Vincent
Anthem. Behold the Angel of the
Lord Fours
solo, tenor, "Galille."
Coombs
Anthem, 'Life's Resurrection Hour,
Needlinger
Organ Postlude, Calkin
Five O'Clock Service
Organ, Festival Prelude, Liebig
Prelude in E, WhipIey
Trio for violin, cello and organ
Cantata for solo, chorus and quar-
tette, The Resurrection, Manney
Pache
Trio for violin, cello and organ ]
Sevenfold Amen, Stainer
Organ Postlude, Handle
Church of the Messiah
At the Church of the Messiah, the
Easter music at the morning ser
vice will include the following:
Prelude for flute and organ, Behr {
Professional, Breaks the Joyful 6
Easter Morn,'' Gilmore
Anthem, I'm the End of the Sab
BATH" MacFarlane
Carol, with obligato), Triumph
ant Bells,'' Clough-Leighter !
Anthem, "Hosanna, Jules Grenier
1.-THE Whole Wide
World Rejoices Now" Calkin
There will be the usual Easter
concert in the evening.
At Notre Dame
At Notre Dame church low mass
will be said at nine a. m., during
which the school children will rem
der special music. At high mass
which will be celebrated at 1870,
the regular mixed choir will render
concert mass in B fiat
At the offertory, Ecce Panis, by
Rogers will also be given. The after
noon service, at four O'Clock, will
consist of vespers rendered in the
Gregorian Chant by the school child
rem and the following before and
during benediction:
Regina Coeli, Schoolchildren
Ecce Panis, Rogers
Mixed Choir
Maria,
Young Ladies' Choir
Tantum Ergo. Donizetti
Mixed Choir
Laudate, Lambillotte
Choir
Grace Methodist !
At Grace Methodist church, the
following special Easter music will ]
be rendered at the morning service:
'Hallelujahi Christ is Risen, /
Hail Him Lord and Leader" Nevin ]
'Alleluia! Alleluia!' Froelich
Mr.. Harry Moore will render a s
trombone solo as an offertory.
The Easter concert in connection j
with the Sunday school will be held
n the church in the afternoon at ,
{ 80 O'Clock. The earlier hour was
decided upon in view of the younger z
of the primary department
assisting in the exercises. +
We especially invite all the par
snts and friends OF the children. l
St Andrews
NJ G