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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-22

Throughout the Christian world, to-
morrow organs will peal, and bells
will ring in announcement of the gIor-
ious mystery of the resurrection of
the Saviour of mankind. Easter Sun
day will bring to Bridgeport more
labora&e musical services than ever
before. Augmented choirs and in
some instances orchestras have been
rehearsing for many weeks in pre-
paration for the Easter programs.
Following are the programs and the
order of exercises in the local
churches.
West End Congregational.
The choir VIII render the following
special music at the morning service,
under the direction of Joseph W.
Northrop.
Christ Our Passover. ]. S. Camp.
He is Risen, E. A Clare
Know that My Redeemer Liveth,
The pastor will preach on THE
Resurrection Life
Miss Vida Bradley will sing solo.
Cfli1Iren's Service.
Professional Song.
Scripture Reading in unison.
Prayer as written by Henry Van
Dyke.
Primary department exercises.
Recitation by Nellie Holmes.
Song by Lillian Phillips.
Recitation by Ruth Judd.
Song by tho school.
Responsive Reading.
Recitation, Spread the Light, by
Dorothy Northrop.
Remarks by the Superintendent.
Recitation by Irene Wright.
Part II, A Messenger.
Song by inc school.
Exercise. David Livingstone. by 1s
girls.
Psalm Reading by G. L HubbeII.
The Pioneer, by Marion Rirks.
dwelling OF the portrait of 1Av-
inEstQne-
Address ny the Pastor.
Recitation. DToop, Ha1f-Mast Col
ors, by Miss Smith.
Song by the school.
Recitation by Miss Marguerite Gay
lord Miss Marion Birks, and Miss
Eleanor Griffith.
Violin solo by Horace Jones.
Address Heirs of the Task, by Mr.
Harrison.
Song by che school
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Humphrey.
Sursum Corda, Tours in r.
SanctuS, Tours in F.
Benedictus, Tours in F.
Agnus Del, Tours in F.
Gloria in Exce1siE, TOMS in F.
Nunc Dimittis, Cruickshank.
Recessional Hymn, Welcome happy
morning.
Organ PostIude, March of Priests,
RosSiIlt-
Evening Service.
Organ Prelude, AIlegrettO, ID fiat, E.
NJ. Read
Professional Hymn, Christ is Risen.
Gloria Patri, Cruickshank.
Magnificat, Cruickshank.
Nunc Dimitt1s.
Hymn, The Strife is DER, Palestrina.
Offertory Anthem, They have taken
away my Lord; Stainer.
occasional Hymn, Jesus lives! H.
I. Gauntlet
organ Postlude, March in c, Cad
man.
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Pittsburgh, March 21-United States
Senator George T. Oliver is under FIRE
from 5000 striking employees Of the
oliver Iron and Steel company. The
strikers recently marched from Social
list hall, South Sides across the river
and started rfotfnz about the build
ing where Senator oliver has his o.
fees Mounted police and the traffic
squad persuaded the strike leader -
move on with the singing, shouting
mob. In the parade were banners on
which were printed some Of the griev-
ances of the. 800 women and 2.S0O men
on strike. The girls in front Of the
Oliver office called for a real white
slave investigation" Help Us defeat
oliver, the slave driver" read one
banner
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MoToRBOAT Is STOLEN.

Guilford, Conn, March zz-Tne theit
of a motorboat belonging 90 jams
Brown was reported to the authorieies
today. The boat disappeared durtHas
the night from its mooring at yo1es
Bridge Dock, which is on West HIFss
about a mile up from the Sound
Persons living near the mouth o
the river said, today, they heard =
motorboat going out, last evening Dot
the fog was so thick they could not
see it.
The missing boat IS % feet long
painted white and has a trunk cabin
1t was equipped with an eight horse
power, two cylinder engine.
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Edith Lavender.
Song, Easter Light, by Primary
Dept.
Recitation, Easter Morning, Gladys
Brooks.
Hymn, God Hath Sent His Angles.
Responsive reading, The Gift and
the Obligation.
Recitation. Spread the Light, Ma
rion Dave.
Offering.
Part II, The Messenger.
Hymn sung at LiVingstones funeral,
0 God of Bethel.
Exercise, John Neubauer, John
Tygeson, Louis Jones, Clifford Finney,
Harold Maggiore, Walter Ref, Ella
Bennett, Gladys Brooks, Mildred Be
dell, the Misses Mildred Scott, Clara
Shaw, Esther Sturdevant and Edna
Da1wig.
Reading, Psalm 121.
Stories of Livingstone:
The Pioneer, Harold Spears.
The Smoke of a Thousand Villages,
Miss Mildred Card.
On the Slave Trail, Miss Leila Wat
True to His Promise, Miss Elsie
futile.
Friends who were Faithful. Miss
Hymn, The Son of God goes forth
to War.
dwelling of Livingctones portrait.
Recitation, Droop. Ha1f-Mast Colors,
Miss Desterhoff.
Hymn, o North. with all thy wales
of green.
The Hero's Message to Us, the
and Doris Payne.
/ Address by the Pastor.
Hymn, We've a story to tell to the
Nations.
Benediction.
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The Peop1es, Presbxteria


Morning service at 1O:45 a. m.
Professional.
PRAYER.
Scripture by Secretary Wynkoop.
Music by School:
Beneath the Cross Macher.
Christ Is Risen To-day Lyra.
Day of Resurrection" Smart.
Ring the Joy Bells" Arion.
Our Lord Is Risen," Hatton.
Solos BY Miss Perkins:
IF Christ Be Raised" and go,
Death Where Is Thy Sting?' Gefbe1.
Songs by the Misses Alice Adams,
Helen Spafford, Amy Anderson, Mar
ion Marshall, and Enoch Sprague,
John and Thomas Tuft, Albert Lee,
the Primary Department.
Easter Lilies by Alice Persiani,
Dorothy Miller, Christine Newman
and Helen Savoy.
Recitations by Alice Rice, Grace
Wilson, Elsie Deacon, Leroy DECKER
son, Francis Hinckley, Robert Flint,
NoVella Neauson, Florence Rockwell,
Dorothy Vosbrink, Barbara Senior,
Mamie Gerber, Louise Towne, Lois
Gregory, Ira Lanphear, Ruth Purdy,
Dorothy Hartwell, Ruth Ludwig and
Dorothy Sou1e.
Messianic Prophecies by Miss
Williams class.
Jesus Words, by Mr.. Harrington
class.
Remarks by Superintendent Keough.
The Story of the Cross by the pas
tor, Rev. H. A. Davenport.
Benediction and Recessiona1.
First Congregational.
Service with sermon THE Living
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Su1r11nerieId NJ. r.

rev. JOnn T. wagner, pastor.
Morning Service.
Organ Prelude, March Religieuses,
GuiImant.
Anthem. Christ our Passover, Schil-
ling.
Anthem, AS it Began to Dawn, Vim
cent.
Offertory, Romance, Svendsen.
Soprano solo, Resurrection, Holden
Anthem, o Light that Breaks,
Dressler.
Postlude, Ropartz.
Evening Service.
Prelude, March in E fiat, Shubert.
Anthem, Christ the Lord is Risen
To-day, Wilson.
Anthem, Hosanna, Jules Granier.
Offertory, Evening song, Schumann.
Female quartet Thy Sun Shall
more go down, Tuckerman.
Anthem, Christ has Won the Vic
tory, Hawley-
Postiude. TriumphaI March, Call
aerts.
Mrs Edward Wilson, soprano; Miss
RichaIene Lockwood, alto. George
Orr, tenor; George E. Lockwood, bass
and director; Mrs. Charles Eymons,
organist.
The church choir will be assisted by
the following double quartet: Miss
Bertha Wagner, Mrs. Arthur Smith,
soprano; Mrs. Fred Moddell, Miss
Mary Barker, alto; William Paul.
Leonard Holmes, tenor; Arthur Birks,
Russell E. Lockwood, bass
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st Peters X. @.
Masses win be at $3.50 and 1890 a.
m.
At the ChiIdren's mass at $3.50 the
chi1dren's choir of 30 voices will
sing The program will be as fol-
lows:
Professional, May Jesus Christ Be
Praised, La noillottte.
With Holy Choir of Angels, Easter
Carol
Ave Maria, (trio) wandeII
Holy God we Praise Thy Name,
Boy chorus.
Recessional, Christ the Lord is
Risen, Easter carol.
Mass al 1880.
Kyrie, Festival Mass, Weigand.
Gloria, In Excelsis, Emerson.
Credo, Festival mass, Wiegand.
OffeFtory, Heac Dies, Allelulia
chorus from INaHnbdIlotte. g.
Sanctus, Mallfeld.
Benedictus quartet, Ma1lfe1d.
AEnus Del, Wiegand.
Receegional, Regina Coeli, Lambil-
Iotte.
Quartet, Misses Mary Foley, Della
Callahan, Messrs. r. J. S1attery and
J. L. Kennedy, organist and musical
director. Mrs. J. L. Kennedy.
Assisted by following voices, Mrs.
w. B. Prendergast, Misses N. Cal1ag-
han, L. Donshoe, H. Houlton, NJ
Craig and A. HeffeKnan.
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Musical Evening.

b At the Washington Park Methodist
Episcopal church, Barnum and noble
avenues, the Choral Society connected
with the choir will on Sunday even
rection." They have rendered fine
pr ograms and large number of
people have been anticipating this
event. The following are in the so
ciety; Miss Blackstone, organist;
Mabel Brough, Grace Garfield, Irene
Chapman, Helen Clinton, Mildred
Clinton, Ella Crabtree, Mildred Cur
tbs, Mr.. H. NJ. Dawson, Mrs. J. Wind
sor Farist, Lillian GIedhill, Julia Grff-
fin, Bessie Hitchcock, Mrs Howard i
J Johnson, Mrs. Lakeman, Mildred
Lakeman, Gertrude Locke, May
Marsh, Ethel Morehouse, Elizabeth
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Park Street CONGREGATIONAL.

Easter music at Park Street Con-
gregational church includes an at
tractiVe and inspiring program under
the direction of Norman D. Hovey, or
ganist. The church quartet consists
of Miss Esther Berg, soprano; Miss
Norma L. Weber, contralto; Alvin H.
Boss, tenor; and Harold B. Knowles,
bass. They will be assisted in the
morning by Miss Mabel L. French,
pianist and Miss Louise F. Beard vio-
1inist. In the evening the Park Street
church chorus will sing with the
above so1oists. Manney's Easter can
tata, 1.-The Resurrection The pro-
gram follows:
Morning Service.
Organ Prelude. Easter Morning,
Mailing, Norman D. Hovey.
Anthem, Lift Your Glad Voices,
Haescher, the choir.
Hymn, Co ne Ye Faithful. Raise the
Strain, Neale-Sullivan, choir and con-
gregation.
Soprano solo, I Know that My Re
deemer> LiVetfl, from The Messiah,
Handel. Miss Berg,
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Morning service at 1890 o'clock.
Prelude, Resurrection Morn, Ed. H.
Johnson.
Anthem, They Have Taken away
sanctus. Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord
God of Hosts. My1es b. Foster.
Ofertory solo, Easter Morn. Ley
bach.
Offertory anthem, Awake! Thou
that sleepestI F. C. Maher.
Postlude, Imperial March. Bruce
VesPers at 5 p. NJ.
Prelude, Christ the Lord is risen to-
day, Ashford.
Anthem, He is Risen, E. A. Clare
Ofertory solo, Benediction, Lee
febve We1y.
Anthem, Who shall roll us away the
stone G.. w Torrance.
A service of song by the children
of the Sunday school.
Easter PostIude, Arthur Page.
The choir comprises Miss Dorothy
NJ. Beach, soprano; Mrs. Lillian c.
Phillips, contralto; Lewis C. Fenton,
tenor; Ernest S. Maxim, bass, and
Chester G. Harrison, organist and di-
rector.
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Nichols, Grace Peck, Olive Playfoot,
Anna Rachmyre, Nellie ricketts,, Mar
jorie Terrill, Mrs j. NJ; Thompson.
Wheeler, Mrs. Bonnie Wilson, Evelyn
Eames, Mrs. Charles Ogren, Mrs.
George Thomas, Howard SPargo, Il.
Wildman, Edward Washburn, Chas.
Symons, Arthur Meachem, Fred Look,
Louis Havrilla, H. r. Greene, J.
Windsor Farist, Harry M. Dawson, L.
H Crossman. Charles Couch, Bruce
Conger, William E. Chaffee, ]. J. Bill
ton and Howard Berlnu.
Sacred Heart Church.
Special music will be rendered at
all the Masses. Solemn High Mass
will be celebrated at 1890 a. M, with
an elaborate musical program given
by the choir, assisted by the full
Wheeler & Wilson orchestra
Prelude, Large Handel.
Vidi Aquam, soprano solo and cho-
from the Imperial Mass Haydn.
Gloria, solo, quartette and chorus,
Credc. baritone solo and chorus,
Hadyn-
offertory, soprano solo and chorus,
"Jubilate Deo,'' Disabelli.
Sanctus, tenor solo and chorus
Gregorian.
Agnus Del; chorus, Gounod,
1IOD1 Inc MESSIAH 6dnd0l.
Vespers at 1880.
Vespers will be sung in the evening
at 1880. A special musical program
has also been prepared for this SER
vice and the choir assisted by the or
chestra will render the following:
Organ Prelude,
Domino Ad Adjuvendum Me, cho-
rus, Mario.
Dixit Dominus, baritone, soprano
solo and chorus, Mario.
Iaudate Dominunn, Chorus Mario.
Magnifcat, soprano, tenor solo and
chorus, Mario.
Veni Creator, Quartette, Hammered.
Offertory, soprano solo and chorus,
"Jubilate Deo," DisabelIi-
Tantum Ergo, Grand chorus, Riga.
Laudate Dominum, Male chorus.
Gregorian.~
Quartette: Miss Margaret Cum
mjngs, soprano; Mrs. John Casserly,
alto; William Chew, tenor; and Louis
Serre, bass.
Junior Choir at 900 Mass.
At the 900 O'Clock Mass, the Junior
choir will sing the following Easter
carols and will be assisted by Miss
Ella Harrington, contralto, who will
render the offertory solo:
Hail Thou Glorious Easter Morn
ing Schneider,
@Christ is Risen," Miss Mabel Nc
Carthy and chorus.
Offertory, Immortality Shepard
Miss Ella Harrington. j
Christ the Conqueror,'' Harker;
Miss Helen Carol and chorus.
Sing Sweet Carols Howard; Miss
BESSIE Bediger. -
RecessionaI, easter BeIls,'' Loud;
Chorus
Mrs. Molly Da1y-ogren, organist
and Director,
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Christ Church. Easton Center.

At Christ Episcopal church., Easton
Center, of which the Rev. William H.
Jepson, is rector, the service will be
at 3 o'clock with a celebration of the
Holy Communion and sermon on the
Resurrection.
A quartet from ST. Luke's Episco-
pal church, Bridgeport, will sing an
appropriate musical program.
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Sd. Luke's EpiscopaI.

St Luke's church, Stratford avenue
and Sixth street, Rev. William H.
Jepson, rector.
Easter Day. Holy Communion, 8;
Holy Communion and sermon, 1920;
Sunday school service. 1915; Evening
prayer and sermon, 1880.
Musical Program at 1880 A. M.
Professional Hymn, 112, Carey.
Kyrie, Chant $50, Tours.
Gloria Ti5i, 376, Tours.
Hymn before sermon, 113, Sullivan.
Onertory Anthem, Awake up my
Glory, J. Barnby.
DoxologE, 40S.
Sursum Corda, All.
Sanctus, 422, Stainer.
Communion Hymn, 225, Hedges.
Gloria in Excelsis, 438, Old Chant.
Nunc Dimittis. 239, Gregorian.
RecesSionll, Hymn 10, Sullivan.
At The Evening Service.
Professional. Hymn ia, German.
Magnificat, Stanford.
Nunc Dinaittis, Stanford.
Hymn lis, Bach.
Hymn, 121 Pelestrina.
Anthem, AS it Began to Dawn,
A1y1es B. Foster
Anthem. .HaIIeIujah, Christ is Risen,
A. c. Shipper.
Recessional Hymn, III. German
Monk.
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Grace NJ. e.

At the morning service at 1O:3N
o'clock tomorrow morning the follow
ting will be the musical program:
Pr6zude.
Anthem, They Have Taken Away
My Lord" Stainer.
Ofer&oTy, Soprano, "Holy City,
Anthem, He Is Risen" Harker.
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Christ" at 1890 a. m.
The musical program will be as fol-
lows:
organ Prelude. Easter Morning,
Mailing.
God Hath Appointed a Day, Ber-
Christ Being Raised from the
Dead, Rogers.
Offertory, Revery, Lynes.
Soprano solo, know that Ny Re
deemer Liveth, from The Messiah
Handel
PostIude, Song Of Triumph, Thaver.
Afternoon service at 4:3O p m
At the vesper service at 4:20 O'Clock.
the pastor, the Rev. II. D. Gallaudet-
and the choir will render the second
and third parts of 1.-The PaschaI Vie
tory by J. Sebastian Mathews, which
are 1.-The Rising Dawn" and The Per-
feet Day"
Organ numbers.
Romance, Simon ettf-5iefert-
Pastoral adapted from, LemaiaFe.
From an Old Garden, Oehms.
Cantata, ''The PaschaI Victor" J.
Sebastian Mathews.
The Rising Dawn.
The Everlasting Hope, solo. tenor
The Easter Sun, recitstive and solo.
baritone.
The Empty sepulchre, recitatfve, So
prano.
The Third Day, quartet and solo.
tenor and baritone
The Perfect Day.
The Breaking of Bread, duet, tenor
and baritone.
The Victor Glorious, quartet
Organ Omertory, MadrigaIe, Rogers
Organ PostIude, Adagio Brflliante.
Loretz.
Miss Bessie Harlow at the organ.
st. PatricI's r. G.
Masses at 7, 9, 1890. High mass
at 1880 a. h.
Prelude, Duvalle-
Vidi Aquam, Kempter.
Kyrie, Wiegand.
Gloria, Wiegand-
Credo, Wiegand.
Regina Coeli, Mine, solo. duet and
chorus, Miss Sadie Dillon, hhss Ross
Brady.
Sactus, Wiegand.
Agnus Del, Wiegand.
Postlude, Dubois.
Members of the cI1orus-ATissss ga
die Dillon, Catherine Cross1ey, Nay
Margaret Kane. NJ. L. Stap1eton, Mrs
John Griffin, Messrs. CIampett, Ben
ham, Fray, Lynch.
Program of mass at o'clock the
Junior chorus will render the follow
ing:
Kyrie, Mario.
Gloria, Mario.
Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day
AS, the Dawn.
A11euluia
Miss Sarah E. Lee. organigt and d.
rector.
ST. Anthony's Church
FOlOW1nS IS the program Tor Eas~
ter at st. Anthony's church. Colorado
avenue:
Masses at $3.50 and 1920 a m.
Entree, Largo from Zerzes, Q. Il
HaendeL
Vidi Aquam, GreSorian-
Introit Resurrexi, GreZoriau-
Leonard's Third Mass.
Victimae Paschali, GreSorian.
Ofertory, Haec Dies, Dftrfch.
Sortie, Comm moration March
Scotson Clark.
VeSpers z. p. NJ
Psalms, Gregorian.
Hale Dies, F. J. Dietrich.
Regina CoeIi, Mine.
Tantum solo, Willard.
Laudate, Stevens.
Choir, DR.. P. A. Garneaus /. Gre
P peaiIf AIsrte n = Gs[Istt' - -
TetreauIt, Alma TetreauIt Lillian
Garand, Edna Garneau, Alma LES
perance, Marie Vef1lette, stella Thf-
bauIt Josephine Thibau1t, Misses Ire
panier.
Organist, Gertrude Paradfs.
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Trinity Episcopal.

Trinity Episcopal
Solemn high celebration at To- 80
a. m.
Prelude, Halle1ujah, (Mount of OIL
ives) Beethoven.
Hymn, Welcome, Happy Morning.
CaIkin.
Professional, sa1ve. Feste Dies,
Baden-POweu.
Intrott, TIE Deum, Stanford
Kyrie Elieson, PIainsong-
Sequence, Jesus Lives! Gauntlet.
Credo, Gin F) Tours.
Offertory, The Strife is Ger, Pales-
trina.
Sanctus, Benedictus, Agnus Del, IN
E, Jordan.
Gloria in Excelsis, Old Chant.
Post-Communion, Christ is Risen!
Sullivan.
Hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen To-
day, Lyra Davidica.
Postlude, FestaI March, CaIkin.
Evensong, 1880.
Prelude, Toccata, Boellmann-
Hymn, Come we Faithful, Sullivan.
Proper Psalms, Gregorian-
Magnifcate, in C, Ebdon.
Nunc Dimittis, in C, Ebdon.
Hymn, o Sons and Daughters,
PIainsong-
Hymn, The Day of Resurrection,
Martin.
Offertory, Christ the Lord is Risen
Again, German.
Hymns in procession: At the
Lambs High Feast, Rosenmuller; The
Strife is Ger, Palestrina.
Hymn, Jesus Christ is Risen to-day,
Lyra Davidica.
PostIude, PIECE Heroic, Faulkes.
Samuel Bra bner, chorimaster,
Edgar J. Aiken, organist.
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NeWfeId NJ. e.

Morning service at 1920 o'clock.
Voluntary.
Anthem, The Resurrection Morn
Brown.
Hymn, 1877.
Anthem, ''The Light of Easter
Morning. Creswen.
Scripture Lesson.
Anthem, They have taken away
my Lord Lorenz
Anthem, Praise TO our Risen
King Hine.
Hymn, 1856.
Sermon.
Hymn, ISL.
Benediction.
Evening Service at 1880 O'Clock.
Anthem, Awake, glad soul,
Adams.
Hymn. 169.
Prayer.
Selection "Gethsemane,' Male
Quartette with Soprano ObIigato.
Wilson.
Scripture Lesson
Notices and Offertory.
Anthem, Lift your glad voices .
Lorenz.
Hymn, 16S.
Sermon.
Hymn, 179.
Benediction.
The choir will consist of a chorus as
follows: Sopranos, Mrs A. j. Sohn,
Miss Edith Guggenheim, Miss Flor
ence Lockwood, Mrs Garbut, Mrs.
Leland Lowndes, Mrs. l. Carstesen;
altos: Miss Grace LiddIe, Mrs Harry
Widman, Miss Margaret Hall, Miss
Grace Bouton; tenors, Garbut, George
g. Guggenheim; bases, Howard Ber-
tine, Walter Mcclellan, Alfred Con-
master; Mrs. George G. Guggenheim,
organist.
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First NKethod1st Episcopal.

First Methodist Episcopal.
Morning service IL o'clock.
Prelude, organ and Sunday school
orchestra.
Carol, Try to carry Sunshine, Geibel,
Carol, I have been alone with Jesus,
Forman.
Anthem, The Magda1ene, Warren.
Organ, Easter March, Merke1.
At 7:15 p. NJ.
Organ, Prelude to Deluge, Saint
Saens.
Cantata.- Death and Life" Shelley.
Quartet, Hail! King of the Jews.
Tenor solo. Now, from the sixth
hour.
Quartet, Behold, the temples vail.
Alto solo,, Then they took the body
of Jesus.
Tenor solo, The first day of the
week.
Quartet, New the earth in Resur-
rection light.
Organ, Postlude, Morse.
The members of the choir are: Miss
Judith Landberg, soprano; Mrs
Florence Legere Hayes, alto; Sidney
Co1borne, tenor and Eugene Heb
bard, bass. William E. Davenport,
organist and director.
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First UniversaIist.

Prelude, March, Schuman.
Carol, 'FThe Day of Resurrection .
Capitalization.
Anthem, Lift Your Glad Voices
Haesche.
Anthem. ''Hosanna,' Granier.
Anthem, The Choir Angelic y
Hanscon.
Solo, "The Light of Easter Morn, -
Tracy, Mrs. Sara Simpson
Postlude, Hosanna, Wachs.
Choir: Miss Leslie Dillingham;, So
prano; Mrs. Sara Simpson, contralto;
R. W. Brown, tenor and Sidney Dill
bingham, bass. Miss Ethel Pigg, or
ganist.
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Christ Episcopal.

Morning service at 1920 o'clock.
Organ Prelude, Toccata, Du Bots.
Professional Hymn, Jesus Christ
Is Risen To-day"
Christ our Passover, Homer N.
Bartlett.
Kyrie Eleison, Tours in f.
Gloria Tfbi, Tours in F.
Gratis, Tours in F.
Credo, Tours in F.
Hymn, Come We faithful
Anthem. Behold the Angel of the
Lord.
onertory Sentence, Pelham H.
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First Presbyterian.

First Presbyterian.
Morning service at 1920 o'clock.
Organ Prelude, Andante, Mende1s-
sohn.
Anthem, HaHe1ujah! fairest morn
ing, Elmer 8. Joyce.
Anthem, AS it began to Dawn,
Charles Vincent.
Soprano Solo, know that My Re
deemer Ltveth, Handel.
Offertory, Scherzo. Jadassohn.
Anthem, Ring Out Glad Bells of
Faster-tide, J. c.. Bartlett
Organ Postlude, "HaI1e1ujah," Han
del.
Organ Recital at z O'Clock.
Prelude and Fugue, Bach
Adagio from Sonata op 27,'
Nocturne in minor, Chopin.
Fanfare in d major, Lemmens.
Romance op A, Rubinstein.
1880 O'Clock Service.
Choir Sentence, THE Lord is in His
Holy Temple Hanscon.
Contra1to Solo, A Song of Resurrec-
ton, William Arms Fisher.
Easter Gantata, victory Divine .
by J. Christopher Marks.
Part L. In the Garden
Bass Solo, I'm the Place"
Quartet, 1.-The Sky is Dark
Tenor Solo, HE Was Wounded"
Quartet. God So Loved the
World
Part 2, The Earthquake.
Recitative, Bass, Behold there was
a great earthquake.''
Soprano Solo and Quartet, 'tIt is the
Hour of Morning.
Tenor RecitatiVe and Air, MY
heart in terror throbs."
Part 3, At the Tomb.
Instrum entail.
Soprano Recitative and Air, GAS it
began to Dawn
Bass Solo and quartet, Fear Not
Bass Solo, "'And as they Went
Duet, Soprano and Tenor, "By
gift of Love-
Finale. Quartet, Death is swallow
ed up in Victory
Organ Post1ude, Triumphal March,
Lemmens.
The choir consists of Miss Margaret
Hogan. soprano; Miss Gertrude
Laubscher, contraIto; Alexander How
ell, tenor; Austin MacConnell, bari
tone and Elmer S. Joyce, Organist and
Director.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-03-22

honey, Jennie Osborne, Mrs. E. Pip
pin, Misses Mabel Sweeney, Elizabeth
Stanton, Martha Shade, Mrs. Vincent
Wade.
Messrs. William Green, Frank
Green, James j. Gormley, Peter
Monahan, Joseph E. Wade, Vincent
Wade, John Wade, Arthur Lavaceour,
Harold You'd. Alfred T. Brisebois,
Organist and Choirmaster.