Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-10
STONINGTON
Bremen Confer on Celebration Pro- gramme-Boy Scouts March-East- CT Services Arranged for Baptist Church,

The fremen of the town of Stoning- ton held a meeting at the rooms Of Neptune Hose company in the borough Tuesday evening. Officers from Paw CatUck, Mystic and the borough were present Chief Teed called the meet ing to order. Patrick Fitzpatrick of the StoningJ0n police acted as chair man. Robert L. Burtch was secretary. It was voted to instruct the fire com panieS of the town each to name committee of five to act with the ch1ef and assistant of each district as d committee to have full power to man. age the parade of Aug. Sth. This com- mittee will meet in the Neptune's rooms Wednesday, April 15. It will be necessary for the several companies to call special meetings to choose com- mittees. The companies represented will be P. $. Barber company of Paw catuck, B. F. Hoxie company of Mys- tic Stoning-ton Steam Fire Engine company, Neptune Hose company and Pioneer Hook and Ladder company of StoningtOn.
 House and Lot Sold.
 Mrs. Ellen Murrays house and lot in Diving street was sold Tuesday to Manuel Tovares and wife, who will oc- cupy it after making a few alterations and improy ementS.
 Travel Club Papers.
 r or lSAI NSGh meeting OA LAAC Travel club there will be a paper on Historic New York and the Present City of New York by pr. James H. Weeks apd a paper on The City Of Washington by the Rev. F. c. A. Jones
 Plans by Boy Scouts.
 The Boy Scouts went on a march Wednesday afternoon to Old Mystic and hack home by way of Mystic. do- ing the entire distance on foot, scout master James H. Stivers being in charge. This afternoon. under the di- rection of Assistant ScOutmaster W. F. Broughton, Jr., they will form into two parties for exercise in tracking. Another expedition is being planned for Saturday afternoon, especially for the members of the troops who are at work and cannot get off at any other time.
 Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the Mems club | scheduled for this week was omitted and a meeting will be held a little later to make up for the omission. Stonington grammar school will baseball this afternoon. The battery l for Stonington will be H. Schellar and | Francis Gilmore.
 Mrs. Mary R. Dawan and Mrs. J. F. | Leahy are spending a week III Milford, 1 Boston and Providence
 1 Easter at Baptist Church. The observance of Easter Sunday will be marked with special exercises | at both services. In the morning at ! 1O.45 o'clock the regular worship will 1 be followed by the Easter exercises of l the Bible school. This will consist of l a programme of recitatiOns, songs and 1 instrumental music. The school or l chestTa will lead in the singing. The l Bible school will also take parC Ill Une making of the special Easter offering 1 for the church. At the noon hour the I school will meet in regular session. l At the evening service at 1.30 o'clock l the chorus choir, assisted by it's orches- 1 tra. will render the famous cantata en- l titled The Resurrection, according to 1 St. John, by Frederick Field Bullard 1 under the direction of Mrs. Charles | Larkin as organiSt. The following IS | the order of service: Prelude, 1nstru- | mental trio with organ, Charles Ryon 1 Paul Conant, Maurice Cranda1, Mrs l Larkin; Doxology invocation: respon- l siVe reading; Gloria; hymn, choir and l congregation; cantata; cHorus, The | Day of Resurrection; tenor solo, His l Own All Hail. MT. Forte; scripture 1 St. John 20. 1-10; soprano solo, Art l Thou Weary, Art Thou Languid, Mrs l Atwood; contralto and bass duet, Tri- l umphant Lord, Thy Work is Done, Miss l Blair, J. B. Brown; scripture, St. John l 20, 11-17; prayer; response by the | choir; scripture, St John 20, 1923; i offering and offertory; cornet solo, ! Gates of Pearl, John Haley: quar- 1 tette, On the Resurrection Morning l Mr Forte, Miss Gates, Miss Blair and l Mr Brown; scripture, St John 20, 1 24-31; chorus, Hark. Ten Thousand 1 Voices: bass solo, Wonder Throne for l Him Erected, Mr. Brown; final chorus l Jesus Lives; benediction; postlude l Chorus from Tanhauser.
 The choir and chorus consists of: l Gnnranns Mrs Herman Atwood Miss 1 Janet Gates. Miss Caroline Pendleton l Miss Rose Studley: altos, Miss Mar 1 garet Blair of Westerly, Mrs. J. Fl l 'Tiliinghast, Miss Main; tenors, Charles l Cushman and Mir. Forte; bass, J. E | Brown Members of orchestra: Vfo- 1 Iins, Charles Ryon and Paul Conant; cello, Maurice Crandall; cornet, John | Haley