Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-02
STONINGTON
Surprise Party and Gifts-Address
to Mems Club.


Surprise Party and Gifts-Address
to Mems Club.
At the morning service Sunday at
the First Baptist church, the Baptist
Bible school will observe Easter with
a special programme of Rotations and
songs. The subject for the Saturday
evening prayer meeting at the Baptist
church will be What Does Easter Mean
to the Christian?
Easter Church Services.
The following programme for Easter
day will be given at the several
churches in the borough:
First Baptist Church.
1880 p m. service.
Organ prelude Meditation Serieuse,
Bartlett; Doxology; anthem by choir,
This is the Day, Brockett; responsive
reading; Gloria, Sullivan; euphonium
solo, selected. Charles Cushman; scrip
ture reading; offertory,, duet, tenor and
bass, Be Glad, o Ye Righteous, Charles
Cushman and Ralph Koelb; prayer;
response by choir. Schilling; anthem,
violin duet, Cavalleria Rusticana, Mas
cagni, Charles Ryon, Paul Conant; an
them, AS 1t Began to Dawn; hymn;
baptism. The choir consists of the fol-
lowing: Sopranos. Mrs. Herman At
wood, Misses jamie L. Gates, Carolyn
Pendleton, Miss Studley, Miss Ryon;
altos, Mrs. ]. H. Tillinghast, Miss May
Brightman; tenors, Mr.. Cushman, Mr..
Conant; bass, Messrs. Koelb, Ryon,
Huber and Zeller; organist and choir
director, Mrs. Charles Larkin.
Calvary Episcopal Church.
1890 a. m. service.
Professional, hymn No. 10s; Christ
Our Passover, Austin Carroll; TIE
Deum, anthem, Roland Dtggle; Jubi-
late, chant, Dupois; Introit, hymn No.
113; Kyrie. Gloria Tibi, Gilbert; hymn
Christ is Risen, T. Herbert Spinney;
soloist, Mr.. Fort; Sanctus, Gilbert;
Gloria in Excelsis. old chant; recess
sional, hymn No. lis.
Carol, Put on Thy Beautiful Robes,
Bride of Christ; Magnificat, chant;
carol, Rejoice and Be Glad; awarding
Of prizes and class banner; offertory,
anthem, Why Seek Ye Living, W. c.
Williams; solo, Miss Kelley; carol,
is Risen. Miss NJ. Louise Pendleton,
organist and choir director.
St. Mary's Church.
a. m. mass, Junior Choir.
Rejoice, the Lord is King, Nevey;
SOulo OTln anu our
Regina Coli. Howard; Faithful People
Now Rejoice, Downes
1890 a. m. mass, Senior Choir.
Voluntary, Prayer in E fiat, Gull
nant; Vidi Aquary, Gregonian; The
King of Glory, Whitney Coombs, Mrs
Sarah Stanton; Kyrie, choir, Stainer:
Gloria, choir, Stearns; Credo, choir,
Loesch; EFT Ineanatus est, Loesch, Mrs.
Frank Stanton; offertory, Regina Coeli:
sanctus, choir, Stearns: Agnus Del,
choir, Stearns; occasional, March,
The choir consists Of the following:
Sopranos. Mrs. Frank Stanton, Misses
Josephine Leahy, Elizabeth Weaple,
Mary Sylvia, Alice MCGOWAN; altos,
Misses Allie Amaral, Mary Curt; ten
Packinham, Manuel Pont; basso,
Messrs. William Rose, John McCaffery,
John Birchal, Frank Mathews, Ellis
worth King; organist and choir direc-
tor, Mrs. James Murphy.
Given Surprise Party.
The Woman's Baptist Home Mis-
sionary society and their friends ten
dered a surprise party to Mrs. A. c..
Wilcox this week at her home on Elm
ments Of ice cream and cake which the
visitors carried, Rev. G. B. Marston
made a few preliminary remarks and
presented Mrs. wilcox on behalf of the
society beautiful cut glass berry dish.
Mrs. Wilcox expressed her apprecia-
ton of the affection and esteem which
the gift and the gathering manifested.
The gathering marked the close of the
most successful year Of the society.
New Buildings.
Another handsome cottage is being
constructed at Wequetequock for Wal
ter S. Brainard of Waterford. The lot
was purchased of Mrs. Lucy P. Chap
man.
Frank Dryer has started the founda-
ton for Emil Schmitz's box car which
he purchased from the railroad and
placed 1t on his lot in Bayview dis
trict He will use 1t as a repair and
carpenter shop.
David L. Weems has his handsome
bungalow under way on the lot he re-
Gently purchased on Elm street and
will probably be able to occupy it
during the coming summer.
William Armstrong has also started
his house on the lot adjoining the
Weems property and will soon have a
new bungalow which he hopes to soon
| occupy.
Addressed Mems Club.
On Thursday evening the Stonington
Mems club met in Brayton hall, listen
ing to a most interesting talk on The
Assets of a Business Man by Perry
Walton Of Boston. The orchestra added
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