The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-04-05
First Baptist Church.


In the morning at the First Baptis.
church 4S members of the st. Aldemal
commandery, No. H. Knight Templars
gathered in body to listen to the ser
mon on "Christ the Invincible," preached
by Rev. George H. Holt, and also the
special Easter music. The music at the
morning service was as follows: Choir
"As 1t Began To Dawn" tSpence), and
"The Resurrection (Shelley); solo, Gan
Easter Story" by Miss Clara Whipple of
Goddard seminary; organ, "Infammatus'
from Rossini's "stabat Mater and "pil-
grim Chorus" from "Tannhauser.'
At the evening service the children Of
the Sunday school presented an Easter
concert and were assisted by the pastor
and choir. Nearly $50 were present to
hear the Easter tidings brought by the
children. The following is the program
of the concert and service: Professional;
prayer by pastor; welcome" Shirley
Howard; recitation. "The Heart OF a
Rose" Lillian Stevens; anthem. "The
Resurrection" choir; recitation, Had /
Been There" Lucy Lucchini; primary
song, "Jesus Is Risen" recitation, Gas
ter Lilies" Doris Newton; dialogue,
Clarence Jones and Evelyn Howell; solo,
Eva Midget; exercise, Easter" six chill
dren; song, easter Bells Are Ringing"
six girls; exercise, "The Easter Message
five boys; anthem, AS 1t Began to
Dawn" exercise. lift Up the Cross"
10 girls; duet, Making Easter Glad"
Irma and Esther Cheney; remarks by
the pastor; offertory; exercise, "The
Cross" IA girls and the congregation
joined in singing In the Cross of Christ"
Hedding M. E. Church.
An unusually large attendance, which
over 400. were present at the
Easter concert which was given at the
fIedding Methodist church by the children
Yesterday morning. The pastor Rev, +.
F. Newell spoke very interestingly for
about five minutes on "The Voices OF
Faster" The cantata, "The Gospel of
Easter" Iorenzl, was exceedingly well
produced by the choir and will be re-
Deated next Sunday evening. While the
offering was being taken. Kenneth Gale
played solo. The following is the pro
yram OF the concert that was very pleas
ngly given by the children. Song, "Lit- |
lie Birds" Sunday school: Easter Greet |
ng" Mary Andrews; dialogue, "For Eas-
err" Lorraine Watt, Eleanor Lebouryeau,
edward Bosworth; "A Little Boys Eas.
er Sermon" John Boyce; PUSSY vii. /
ow," Madeline Oliver; singing, inter
Mediate department.; easter Eggs"
george Spencer, Lindall Watt, Proctor
iartin Clifton Morse, Alfred Higgs. Her
'ert Anker; "Easter Sunshine" Florence /
song. Robert and Ralph Brad
ey; GLORIOUS Easter DAY." Olive John.
on; Bringing Easter Tidings," Dorothy
Ioyce. Dorothy Suitor; "Arise with Him,
Arise," Dorothy Shores; Easter Bells
nd Blossoms" Misses Higgs, Spencer,
)ingwall, Blackmore, Johnson; song,
Easter Day" Sunday school, with parts
y Clara Lawless and Lindall Watt.
In the evening there was also a large
Tendance, over 80 being present TO
ear the lecture and see the illustrations
{ the last six months of tie early life
Christ, given by the pastor. The lee.
IRE was of a very interesting nature.
eginning with the home of Christ at
ethany, his sojourn in the city of Jeru.
,lem. showing a picture of the last sup
er, the triumphant march. the trial, the
arden Of Gethsemane, the cruciiixion,
he resurrection and the ascension.
Congregational Church.