Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-03

congregations will probably be present at
all the Sunday services throughout the
city. r
First Congregational Church
At the First Congregational church,
Rev. Langdon Quimby, d. D., pastor.
morning prayer will be held at 1890 and
will be followed at 1890 by morning wor-
ship at which DR.. Quimby will have a
message BETTING the day. The rite Of
confirmation and holy communion will be
administered at this service and the fol-
lowing music appropriate to Easter will
be rendered: Prelude, Resurrection
Morn." Johnston; professional, Christ
the Lord Is Risen Again." Wirtemberg
nthem. tie Deum, Van Boskiech; an
them. las 1t Began to Dawn" Martin:
solo by Keith Ryan, "Hosanna." Jules
Granier; offertory, "Aandantno in d.
Lemare; occasional, "Allelulia,' Lux
Eor: postlude. March in c." Read
At the evening service. which will be
held at o'clock, Dr. Quimby will read
an Easter story. Special music for this
service will be given.
At Universaiist Church
Easter at the Universalist church is al
ways made one of the most interesting
days Of the year and Sunday is to be no
exception to the rule. Rev. John Evans
is to fill the pulpit and deliver a message
of Easter gladness. The following at
tractive musical program has been pre-
pared: Organ prelude in B fiat; anthem,
Awake, Glad Soul" hymn: invocation;
Lords Prayer and responses; anthem,
Awake, Thou That Sleepest;" Scripture
and prayer; bass solo by Irving c. Stone
WHO Are These That Are Arrayedo'
hymn 1l9; Easter address by the pastor;
offertory, hymn and benediction post
lue. 'Festal March" TIE quartet will
be composed of Miss Florence Moody. So
prano; Miss Ida Gowan. contralto: Ernest
a. Bragg. tener; Irving c. Stone, bass
Miss Annie Blanchard is the organist
First Baptist Church
At the First Baptist church an Easter
sermon will be delivered by the pastor.
Rev. Robert S. Pinkham. Mrs. W. d.
Moody will preside at the remarkably
sweet toned organ and chorus choir will
render the following musical service: Or
gan voluntary, Spring Song" Holland
Easter carol. Let the Merry Church
Bells Ring Briskley; Easter anthem.
Thanks Be to Cod" Sudds; oitertory
Easter Flowers" Whittier; anthem.
Easter Bells Are Ginning" postlude.
"Allelulia.' Laret. Evening worship at
/: sunday school at 1l.45.
At ST. Joseph's
At Saint Joseph Catholic church the
following musical service, with Miss Anna
Hickey and John lyman as soloists and
Miss Elizabeth Cunningham organist
will be given; Professional, Resurrexit:
Corpus Christi, Mass by La Hache; Iaec
Dies, Miss Hickey; Neni Creator, John
Dynan; occasional, ''Unfold,' by the
choir.
Christ Scientist
At the First Church of Christ. Scent
list, the subject OF the lesson-sermon Will
be Unhealthy" and the following hymns
sung: Thou Art the Way" "A Go
rous Day Is Dawning. "Oer Waiting
Harpstrings of the Mind words by Ma
ry Baker Eddy. Mrs Arthur Sutherland
will sing The Holy City"
AT MethoCISt Church
Easter Sunday is to be a great day
at the Highland Avenue Methodist
church. Beginning at O'Clock in the
morning with the introduction of a novel
feature. Tun Sunrise Service under the
auspices of the Epworth League, with
Miss Edith L. Smith as leader and music
by male quartet. All persons are cor
q yta1-t tod
the regular Easter morning service will
be held, with a sermon by the pastor and
music by a vested choir Maine Com
mandery, No. ], X. r., and Marion Chao-
ter, O. f. s., will be present as invited
guests At u O'Clock the missionary de-
partment of the Sunday school will have
charges and an excellent program has
been planned. At o'clock the Junior
League will give an Easter program and
their parents and friends are invited. The
following is the program for the morning
service: Organ prelude; processioal
hymn: Apostles Creed; PRAYER and re-
Spouse; responsive reading; Gloria Patri
Scripture lesson; solo, by J. w. Lodge,
Behold the Risen King by Dressler;
hymn; anthem, Christ Is Risen" by
Abbott; sermon by Rev. H. S. Dow: an
them, Jesus Christ Is Risen Today" by
Lorenz; hymn; occasional; benediction:
postlude. AT G p. NJ, Epworth League
meeting; Z T. NJ, gospel service with
song and sermon. The regular PRAYER
meeting will be held on Wednesday a,
$50 and the class meeting Friday eve
ming at 7.30 clock.
At Christ Church
AT Christ church Holy Communion
at A. NJ. offering for the poor At
1880 A. NJ. morning prayer with the
regular Easter service. At p. NJ. the
Chfldren's service with distribution of
potted plants to the Sunday school
children Easter Carols.
Winter Street Free Baptist
Rev. F. G. Wight, D. D., Pastor
1880 A. NJ. Organ voluntary-.'O
Sanctissima Santasie De Concert" by
Friedrich LUX, Op. 29-Doxology (all
standing): Invocation-French Horn
Solo, THE Palms, Les Rameaux' bv
j. Saure-Scripture Lesson l Cor Is:
l. 0-Anthem, Consider the Lilies" BY
Z. Q. Excell-Prayer-So by MIR.
Stuber-Offering- What Did It
Mean?" by c. H. Gabriel-Sermon by
the pastor, THE Risen Christ'-Clos-
ing Hymn, Christ Arose." by Robert
MISREPRESENTATION Postlude.
Evening service p. M.-This SER
vice will be in the auditorium aud tho