New Britain herald., 1914-04-13
Special Music $ FeatuYe
 or Easier at fhe Churches
Beautiful Cantatas Rendered at South Center and Baptist Churches-Various Notices of Interest for Coming Week.

John H. Payne, from Watessing, M.
 E. church, Bloomfield, N. J.
 Sophia M. Mrs. John H.) Payne,
 from Watessing M. E. church, Bloom
 Sunburn, Mary Schmidt (Mrs. F. L-)
 from Congregational church, Collins
 vile, Conn.
 George T. Swain, from Second Con-
 gregational church, Berlin. 8@
 George B. Taylor, from Arlington ayenue ues.Presbyterian church, Brook
 lyn, N. Y.
 Winnifred Trueblood (Mrs George B.). Taylor, from West Richmond
 Friends, Richmond, Ind.
 Children Baptised.
 The following persons presented their children in baptism yesterday
 morning:-Mrs. and Mrs. Frederick
 Downham, daughters Anna Louise
 and Clara Gabrielle. MT. and Mrs.
 Paul Rogers, a son, Paul Knapp, MT.
 and Mrs. Walter H.. Hart, son, Jer-
 rems Chamberlain, MT. and Mrs. Louis w. Young, son, Louis Willitz, Jr. Morning sermon By Pastor. At the usual Sunday morning ser vice hour the Rev. Dr. G. w. c. Hill preached an Easter sermon on "The Impulse Immortal" ".The choir and con- gregatfon united in singing Easter hymns and anthems and the service throughout was a pretty one. Cantata at Vespers. The sacred cantata From Death to Life,' was rendered at the 4:3O o'clock vesper services yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Laura E. Wheeler Ross assisted on the violin, acc ccompanying the or gan prelude and playing as the of fertory selection "The Prayer" Dr.. : Hill delivered a brief address on Wages and the quartet did remark ably we'll in rendering the cantata. This holy selection was written by J. C. Bartlett and is in three parts. The first part tells of the crucifixion of Jesus with soprano, contralto and tenor solos, accompanied by the quar- tet, while part two tells of the resur- rcction, solo parts by the soprano, baritone, tenor and contralto being featured. The finale is rendered by solos and the quartet, 70 Thou Who Fullest"
 Assistant Is Called. Last week it was announced that the standing committee of the church had recommended the Rev. Watson Wordsworth, of Bridgewater, Vt, as the assistant pastor to Dr. Hill. The society's committee has endorsed this recommendation and an invitation has been sent to the young Vermont clergyman to come to the local church. While no reply has yet been received there is reason to believe that he will accept.
 S. H. Holmes Speaks. Superintendent Stanley H. Holmes, of the public schools, was the speak CT at the meeting of the class for social study yesterday noon. MT.
 Holmes gave a brief, but instructive
 and enlightening talk on '"The Incep- tion and Growth of Socialism Thursday Evening Addresses. On the next few Thursday evenings l Dr. Hill will give series of interpre- 1 tations of some of the New Testament ! books. The service will take of the nature of Bible class. The purpose 1 is to get an idea of the character, pur- l pose, and significance of some of these, l carly Christian writings. Questions will be welcomed at the close of each ] address. It iS intended to make these 1, especially helpful! to teachers and ! adult students in our Sunday school.
 Tine address on Thursday evening next will treat of ''The Letters to the Thesaa1onians."