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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-02-25

Quoted byEvangelist Rev. Elmer p.
Loose, wish TO say few words to
the pastors and people Of Alma.
We are just finishing our CAM
paign here and without hesitation !
say Mr.. Loose is a power as an
evangelist. You will not be disap-
pointed if you expect great things.
In spite. of bad weather and bad
roads we had large crowds nightly
and practically the entire community
is won for Jesus Christ.
Yours for Christ,
J. II. KOHLER.
Pastor of Evangelical Church. -
With such man as this in
charge of the services and with the
support and cooperation of the
whole community such as is being
manifested it is foregone conclu-
sion that Alma is just entering into
the greatest religious movement OF
her whole history.
The committees in charge OF the
services are as follows:
Committees Having i'm Charge the
Loose Evangelistic Campaign
Executive Committee Rev w. II
Mason, chairman; Rev. J w. Priest
Secretary: Rev. j. T. r. Brownlow
Prof. r. y Notestein. Mr.. II. III
Soule. prof. II. NJ McCurdy, Mr.
carl Washburn, Mr.. l.. A. Sharp
Mr. II f. Walton. Mr.. c. NJ Car
and Mr.. Charles Dutt.
Building Committee-Mr. II. IL
soule. chairman; Mr.. Charles Dutt
Dr. r. c. Thornburg and Mr. NelsoI
Fullerton.
Music Committee Prof Dicker
son. chairman Mrs. f. c. Thorn
Confined on page g.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1915-02-25

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ALMOST
 WITHOUT RAIN
Weather Observer Jennings Reports Unusual Def1ci-
 ency in Moisture.

The least rainfall for any March for 22 years past was recorded by Weatll- CT Observer William Jennings for the month just past. The precipitation was but 0.29 inches. In New Haven the record for the rainfall was but OPS inches and in Boston it was even lower The smallest amount of rain- fall for any one month in 22 years was 0.20 recorded in August 1899. The next smallest record for March was fn 1894 when LAT inches fell.
 The past month there was a defici- ency from the normal rainfall Of 20 years Iof ASA inches The greatest rainfall in any 24 hours occurred on the 23rd when 0-19 or more than half the amount for che month fell. There prevailing direction of the wind was northwest and 1t blew from that direc- ton for 22 days. One inch of snow fell during the month. The mean pressure during the month was O.16 below normal which is also a record for the March during the past 22 years
 Reduced to sea level the highest barometer registered 30. 45 at al rn on March 9th The lowest barometeF register was 29.55. This was taken the same two days. at 2 D. m on March 21 and 4 p. m. on March 9.
 The maximum temperature was g degrees on the 24th and 2Bfh and minimum 19 degrees Of the 4th The mean temperature Was 36 degrees The greatest daily range was 31 de- grees on March 24th and least da.fIy range T degres on March 9th
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HOIRS WILL RAISE VOICES IN GLAD SONGS OF EASTER

Soprano Solo and Quartet, t'It is the Hour of Morning"
 Tenor Solo, Recit. and Air. My Heart in Terror Throbs.''
 Part HI. At the Tomb. Instrumental
 Soprano Solo, Recit. and Air. ''As 1t Began to Dawn
 Bass Solo and Quartet, Tear Not Bass Solo. And as They Went Duet. Soprano and Tenor, By Gift of Love-
 Finale. Quartet. Death Is swai- lowed Up.''
 Organ Postlude. Nuptial Mareh- Fran Lynes.
 Miss Judith. Lanberg- Soprano Mrs. William rgan#ContraIto MT. Sidney Co1borne -Tenor. Mr. Austin MacConneIE-Bass Assisted by Miss. Florence cate-soprano Mrs, Lillian Phillips .JDr. Charles Sprague-Tenor. MT. Frank Green-Bass
 MT. Elmer s. Joyce-Organist and Director
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STRATFORD WILL a HAVE PRIZE ESSAY
 CON TEST THIS YEAR
Prominent Residents Offer Awards for Competition
 Among H. S. Students.
0speeiaI to The H.armer.l.

Al
 Stratfords April 5.-FNor the first t5rlle in the history of stratford High school a prize for oratorfcaI and literary abil- ity wi1 be offered the graduating class of the school this year Hon. Arden L. Judd and Dr. William B. CogsWeIl have offered a s prize for the best es- say delivered at the commencement exercises and s2.5O for second prize.
 It is expected the competition wiIl be an annual one. similar to the Bar mum prize in the Bridgeport Eigh school. The contest will be on the same basis a3 the Barnum prize. SfN essays will be chosen from those that are written and these will be delivered at the comInencernent
 Political dope is flying around the the office of town judge. Friends and supporters of Ivan AIorehouse arc boosting Edward B. Curtis and Ed ward Leeds is supported by the fac ton that bears allegiance to Judge Charles Peck. John J. Corr is talked of as prosecuting attorney in the event that Attorney Morehouse persists In his decision to re1inquish the position It has been rumored also that More house may have designs on the judge ship himself.
 At St James church, Easter Sunday. masses at Sss0 and 10:50; vesper ser vice at 7:3e D. m. A special Easter sermon will be given by the pastor. Rev M. J. OsConnor. at both masses. At the high mass g 10.80. the choir will sing MiIlard's mass in 6. assisted by an orchestra.
 At the stratford M E. church tomor- row, Rev. F. c. Carpenter will preach morning and evening. The morning topic will be '~Fhe Easter Message In the evening stereopticon pictures zof ''The I4ife Of Christ will be shown. Prayer meeting will be held Wednes- day night of next week
 Rev. E. c. Carpenter will leave Strat- ford wednesday morning to attend the New York East Conference that will be held in Brooklyn. at the BushWfelt Awe@W@ church.
 l Special services will be held in all the churches tomorrow. Musical pro grams will be the features Of most of the Easter observances.
 l REfoades' team defeated Curley's team last evening in bowling at the Stratford alleys.
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SOUTH CONG. CHURCH

Broad and Gilbert pr1I ,4th at
 p m, Sunday, Program for Easter Concert of the
 Sunday School and Choir.
 z50 voices and large orchestra 20 pieces. assisting Miss Bessie Harlow. Mrs. Elmer Beardsley.
 Prelude. piano and organ
 ProcessionaL
 Song. Now is Christ Risen. Responsive Readings. Prayer.
 Kindergarten Department;
 A--.sAn Easter. Welcome Mans field Sprague. Catherine Bu11ard. Susan Burroughs, Corne1ia Wilder. Agnes Warner Theo- Song. ss.At Easter Tine.a
 Song. Herald the Joyous Morn''-= < School Recitation, My Easter Lily Dor otIay Breen.
 Song, siHeralds of the Easter Morn, School and choir. Exercise, He is Risen Edna Emmons. Marguerite shannon, Susan Wal. Margaret Paul. Dorothy Lang, Minnie F1ander.5, Veronica Peters, Irene Hansen. Martha GfebeI.
 Song, Awake Thou that Sleep est Recitation, aTelI Me Little Violet Mabel Jennings.
 Song, He Is Risen Choir and school.
 Recitation, What is the Faries' Name''-Dona1d Bennett Percy Lang. Edward F1ander. Clifford Chagnon.
 Song, Hail Him, King o3 Kings Choir and school Exercise, Let Us Be Glad Ray nond MacDougaH. Charles Wight, William Howell. ] Song. How. Fair the Garden of the Lord, ,''-Choir and school.
 Exercise, Filling the Easter Bas- ekt''-George Mills, Hazel Benedict, Sadie Woods. Francis Bu1lard. Evelyn Haeussler, Olga F1ander, Florence Al len.
 Song, '.Risen in Glory school. 1 Offering, Piano nd Organ Duet stCapricc1o' by Frindl; Miss Harlow and Mrs. Beardsiey- Pastors Address
 Song. Tell Ye the Tidings'- | School.
 Exercise, The Cross,'-Henrietta Knapp, Margaret Steer and Choir 1 Hymn, Rock of Ages'-Congrega ton and school ;
 Benediction and Postlude. MarcI William Fau1kes
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SACRED HEART cHURCa-

Masses on Easter Sunday will be at ~, g: so, s.30 and 1e:80s A M High 8Adass will be celebrated at 10s30- A kmpecEaI musical program has been ar- ss1ated by the Wheeler and Wilson korctlestra will render the followine program.
 Preau1a, tsIareos -E1andeI.
 vtdf Aauam. soprano solo and c1ao- sxsae-Peczaas.
 ProeeaslonaI, ssaas1 the Holy Day l.of Daya,s z sanctuary choir
 Kyrfe, tenor solo and chorus from Ialae Third Solemn Mass ''-EGarz0. Gloria, tenor solo and chorus EtHdarzo.
 vent Creator. soprano solo--adastas credo, solo and chorus Adarzo
 Onertory. tenor solo and chorus [ seHaec Dies'-HammereL
 Sanctus. chorus EMarzo-
 Agnus Del solo, duet and chorus Ezfarzo. sRisen. Sanctuary Choir
 Post1ude. March Mi1itaires -shu- bert.
 At the s.so Mass the Junior choi1 twill sing the following program o1 k11aster Carols:
 Hail Thou Glorious Easter Morn Ing, Schneider,
 sEaster Bells, -F9arker
 Offertory, sIn1nortaIftys' Shep- pard, soprano solo Miss Helen Carroll
 Easter Prayer soprano and alto daet-Anderson Misses Florence # Connors and May WhaIey.
 Christ Is. Risen. soprano solo EsHarker. Miss Lucy Clancy and cI1o. rus. ' ss
 ReeeHsfonel. ..rhe Risen Lord. z e..,of, Ar d.. fst,;1z~a,,,, Hymns:
 Low in the Tomb ,'-HohIn1ann
 The Dawn Was PurplIng Der th' Sky.
 Christ Is Risen.
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Hail the Holy Day of Hays. ''

Hail the Holy Day of Hays" 4 At 7:S0 P. M. Solemn Vespers will be celebrated The choir assisted by the Wheeler & Wilson orchestra will render the following program:
 Prelude, Largo, ,''-Handel.
 Processional, Hail the Holy Day of Days,a Sanctuary Choir.
 Domino Ad Ad5uvandum, chorus Narzo-
 Dix1t Dosrainus. solo and chorus Marzo-
 Terra TrenauIt,'' Wfegand-
 veni Creator, soprano solo, Mas ter Raymond Bellew.
 Magnificent. soprano solo and cho- rls-Adarzo.
 Regina CoeI1's, soprano and. alto solo and rus-Giorza-
 70 salutaris Hostias Sanctuary Choir
 .-Tantum Ergo.'' tenor solo and alorus-Adinard.
 Laudate Donains1xn. Sanctuary Choir
 Recessional, Christ the Lord Is Risen
 Posuude, March Adi1itaire.' -Sshu- bert SoIoists:- Soprano, Mrs. R. J. Wtt4er- well, Miss Theresa O'Bdens altos Miss Ella Harrdn gton. Miss Clara Doerr; tenor. William ohews bass, Joseph Onkey- Mrs. Charles ". Ogren organtst and Direcbor-
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ST. oHARgas.s, oHURcH.

Masses will be sung at St. Charles church at 2, 8, 9.15 and 10-80 a. m The program for the high mass win be as follows
 Vidf Aqua1n-Gregor
 Kyrte--Rlchard Ferber-
 Christe- Sung by Miss Irene Ha- vrf1Ia, soprano
 G4oria-Ferber. Domino Deus Sung by John Miles tenor.
 oui sedes, Sung by Jeremiah Kieley bass.
 Credo -Eerber.
 Regina Coeli-De Mer1ier-
 Quia Quem, sung by Miss Jessie Murray and MT. Kie1ey.
 Benedictus. sung by Miss Loretta Payden, alto. Agnes Def-Ferber
 eTo-day He's Risen Miss May. Price is organtst and di- rector. The hymns to be sung at the Chill dren's mass will be: Praise Yes the Father Christ the Lord is Risen To-day 70. My Hearts Desire, My Treas srThe Flowers Are Telling
 ST. PATRIoK,s CHURCH.
 Masses on Easter Sunday will be 2, 9, 1o:30 a. m. At the g. o'clock mass the Junior choir of 60 voices will sing Easter carols. At the 10: 30 a. m. mass the senior choir of 40 voices will sing new mass by Max Muller under the direction of Prof. Fritz K G. Weber. Following is the music for the Masses and vespers.
 g o'clock Mass Organ Pre1ude-Dubois. -Kyrie E1eison-Rebew.
 Jesus Is Risen-Fsng1ish Melody.
 Offertory, Easter Chimes - Organ So1o-F'ray.
 Christ the Lord Is Risen-o1d Mel ody-
 Communion HyrnnAo Come to Je- sus-Roud.
 Postlude,H Hallelujan Chorus Han del
 10:so A. NJ. Mass. l Prelude Die Meistersinger- Wag-
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nek.
 vidf Aquan- Ryrie, Mass in sF-Nfu1ler 0 Cloria-MulIer. Credo-NfuIIer. s Offertory, Regina CoeM-Me1vi1 Sanctus-M Muller Benedfctus-N Muller. Agnes Det-MuIIer. Postlude, Hal1elujah Chorus-Han- del.
 vespers at 7:so P. M. Prelude Hoffman. Domino Ad Adjsvand urn-Ma attfeid DIxit Doninus Ddattfeld Beatus Nir=Mattheld 1audate Pueri-Mattheld Omertory, Regina CoeH-Melvil. nihcat4Mattfeld. O Sa1utaris-Wiegan Tantuxn Ergo-Wiegand. Blessed Be God-Crant- Holy God We Praise Thy Name German Choral.
 Postlude wagner Prof. Fritz K G. Weber. organist and ohoirmaster
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ST. LUKEs CHURCH.

f Corner stratford Ave and Sixth St. Rev. William H. Jepson, Rector
 in Charge.
 Holy communion, o'clock a. m. i; morning prayer and holy communion, 10:3o a.. nl.; evensong, 7:30 D. ms, Sunday school service, 2:3O o'clock in the afternoon. Morning:
 Prelude. Song of Joy, F'rysinger. Pro. Hymn 112--W began.
 Christ Our Passover (chant) s17- Purcell.
 Te Deum-Hal1.
 Benedictus (ehant1 10s-Baruby. Kyrie (ohant) 365-Mendelssohn Gloria Tibi (chant) 383-Woodard. Hymn 111-Rotterdan
 Onertoriun, Hallelujah! Christ is Risen-Sirnper.
 Sanctus-Stainer
 Com. Hymn 225-Eucharistic Gloria in Ehcelsis 43S-OId Chant. Nunc Dimittis 6chant) 4ss-Gow- CT. Recessi onalHyrnn 11o-st. Kevin. Postlude Ala Marcia--Hackett. Evening:
 Prelude, Easter-shel1y.
 Pro. Hymn 123-Lax Eoi
 Magnifcat-S Nunc Dinittia-SteeI. Hymn 121AVictory. offertor1um HaIlelujahi Christ is Risen-Si1nper.
 RecessionaI Hymn 115-Rotter- dam.
 Posflude in E B4at-Abernathy. Organfst and director-F1oren M- Umstatter.
 ST. JOHNS CHURCH.
 Holy Communion at 7:s0 a. m- Prelude. Choraie- ndeIlsohn Processional Hymn, 109-Su11ivan ] Kyrle, (s 247o-Gounod 0nertory. Fiat DuboisN
 Sanctus, (S 3100)-Cruicksh Eucharistic Hymn, 225-Hodges. Gloria in Excelsis, Cs s820-oId Chant.
 Nunc Ddmittfs. GIT 1o2 )-Gregorian Recess1ona1 Hymn, 124-f9'yita Aetorna- ''4
 Postlude, Toccata- -BoeIlmann Mathis of the Holy Communion at
 il :OO a. m. Prelude, Lans Deo-Dubois. 1 Processfonal Hymn, 113-SuI1ivan. Pascha1 Noster- Tours.
 Proper Psalmns, 2, 57. III.
 Festival Te Deurn, in C-Jqrdan. Festival JubiIate, in D@FTeld Introit Hymn, 121-PaIestrina Gloria Tfbi, ls 3s6)-R1eyeI. Hymn. 118---EIvey- 0ffertory en-Maker. Sanctus- -Cruickshank
 Eucharistic Hymn odges Gloria in Exce1sis OId Chant. Nunc Dimftt1s-G -Gregorian. Recess1 onal IIyrnr--s.yita Aeterna... z PostIud 4Toccata-Widor
 Sunday School Service atE4 p. m. Prelude, Offertoire-Dubois. l Proeessional Hymn, 115-SulIivan. m Psalm, 114-Gregoria Carols +rcome Ye Faithful'' eH 1Ie1saIli- van. a He is Risen 6H TIT Neander. Angels. Roll the Rock Away (a 11e0-Roper
 RecessIonaI Hymn 124-.sVita IAeterna.''
 Postlude. March HIan1bea,,z Gull Knant-
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KNIGHTS TERTPIAIs CONFER
 ORDER ON ONE CANDIDATE

At a special conclave held Bridaz afternoon, Eafnilton Commander. No 5, Knights Te1nplara conferred the Or- der of the Temple upon one candidate A banquet followed.
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ROMAN CATHOLIC.
Br MARY's CHURCH Higaa Mass 10.sO A NG.

y1df-AquaIn-Kem
 KSrte-A -A6ercadante-
 G1or4a NEercadante,
 Creda-AEeHcadanee Offerbcry-T Trenutt ~ Haxn- &asrel.-Qrand Chorus.
 Sanctgzs-N9erc
 Bened2ct 1Gercadante-
 A ssassIes DsasA-E Eeread9nte-
 ocessaona1-Widor. snIoisez- Mrs. Frank Munich, so- prarAoS Mrs Martin Herernan, con- t24alhsA. 1Rr. Abraham Mariana. tenor; FAEr, Alvin Ib4so1l, boss. N CnoAr naeInters-AdEs Alvin Ibisons nElss HAa3el Thompson. Miss Julia Sul- avan, Miss Irene Heffern nan, Miss Mary sEn aaox4y.s Miss Irene NacBona1ds Miss kstta MErmapa1y, Mrs. Nolan. Miss Mu1ld- Nema, AGx. John Lord, AIr- John Peter Isons EEr. Peter Brown. Mir. James A4oaz-
 Junzaor Caaars Mass A. M.
 Aas- JoseEah Cgaassoy will asstst the ssno8r a3 s44s mass. BaAls Of EsAster--dEaIl-
 @ Radiant 1Gorn-Geibel Ths Risen kfng-RogeFs. MT J0- sep4l C1abs1y-
 Tine ResssmectdOn Morn-1 4ovVaen-
 John wilbur Dial. organist and nancaxs d3rec&ors
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HDIYsROsARK CHUEfTH-

i
 a6anses on Eaater Sunday VIII be at . T. s and 10 80 a4 sh Mass e8a be eesaaax ated at 1Os30 and Ves- k,ess atsFs3O D. m Special music has been arranged for both morning and Axanamg servfces- Tna eh0zr will be assisted by the kRclIoSzanay vd6lia43sks- lGessxH Joseph aEraar and Marco DonRtO. FsreHxsres s<TaaRzy yoss,---E1 Handel.
 wfda Aauzaara bass solo and chorus -y0Aaaa SE71eM Mpaznd-
 Kyr1e. G1lazstsb and ca1ors1s s szs1azaaitl
 7lcEaA, azao solo and sch orns- 5cKmsd.
 grsdo, bass solo. quartet and. eho- r S5chzxzzd- onertory, Aye Maria, soprano solo
 zEereaAa Aazxtes
 sanctus, els.or zss sscsaEzsta- f Benedactn quartet and chOEzAs-- R9chznfd- Ess 4 Agnes Del. lass solo, qsaareet and &ashor us-Sschrnid-
 RecessacnaI, Regina CoeIs soprano soao and chorus rJaoIo Gaofza- Choir members Misses Rosina
 zichards Mary Azzri11ios Bessie L1- SearedIi, Margherfta Richar ds, Mrs SS6zreninr Mrs Ralph Demon Arne- kNla EHravnnta Clara Daley, Anna Da- Aev Mary SazdeI1as Nellie Robert1, NEoIlv Czarasaola NIessrs Emil Gar sss va.rafa, J chm Pengue, Joseph Pengue, oEaza 4srerrlstlo James Trens1o, Salva- 4ore Abriola, ) ohn Nelson, Joseph fs5ettte Joseph JPaluners Marco DDna- Eeo. Nicholas AEiccs1izi.
 Lillian A. Ilivan, #orga nistt and di= xeetor.
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ST AuGUs1aFEgs oHUROH

Prograna1ne, Easter Service
 Misses, 6, '. s:sO. s-sO and 1o:so A. M. vesper 7:8o D. m. Children Mass s-so A AH- Chorus Of 100 voices t Prelude, Largo Handel
 Processional Our Risen King KohImann.
 Ring o Bel1s-Kol1mann-
 Alle1uia Esv &rrnore Ceilel-
 Praise Hiz1a-Koh
 Carols to the KIng-Thornas
 Jesus the dg1at--Lowden-
 Reoesalonal. He Is Risen King Ina- mortal l-L4o &sden-
 Solemn High Mass 1Oss0 A. M
 Prelude. Grandes Csore Dubois Processiona1 Faith of Our Fathers ECsanns.
 v1dl Aqlla1n schoepf
 Tnuoitus, Raasurrexd, (M, M- ss1- BriseBoas. was respectfully dedicated to His Grace Michael Augustine Corrigan, iD honor of his Silver Jubilee. G1oria-oossert Graduate, Haec Dies-Tozer. seduentia v vIctinas Paschali-.To- ger
 vem Creator a1ico1a1 Is Sermon ! Credo Dessert 1 Offertori ium, Terra TremyEit-Toz
 Offertory, Haec Dies s-T1arn1nerel
 Sanct1ls Dessert
 Benedictus Dessert.
 Agnus Dei-Bizet.
 Comm u1lIo, Pascha Nostrurn To- Reoesaiona1 Haneln5ah Chorus from s"The Messia h ''HandeL solemn vespe4s 80 F. M
 Prelude, Intermezzo in D Flat ] Rollins.
 Prooessionais raith Of Our E'athsrs
 Ganss- s4sassq Donline ad adjuyanddm me cerra, ] Dixit Dorliirl 6erruto. i Beatus V Hard. I Laudate Pueri-Ce Cerruti Laudate DonnInsl1n Chant Haec Dies-I1anaTnere1 Magnifc cat-CsRrru I Ave verurn-- Willard
 Tantun. rgo-Vlegand. Lb Divine Praises, cconpanied I Chant
 RecessionaI HaneluJah, chorus 1 from The Messia F1ande ei- | The following are the names Of the choir members: Misses AureIia Ber- Iger. Lorane Berger, Mrs Thomas l 7srFftt, Misses Mary E. ConHn Marga- ret Clancy, Elizabeth Callahan, Ce- l Iia, GateIy, Catherine Gaynor, Mrs. Frank Green Anna Hayes, Alice I E17yeS EelkaSA L10Sz7Hs 4AAafAoI JOf11So1l, l Mrs F.inton Kelly, Mae FIaherty. l Elizabeth Merry, EsIfzabeth McNama- l ra, Mary McNyamara, F,lorence Mac lKIernan. Evelyn MacKiernan, Mrs E. PIppin, Mae OsRourke, Mabel. Swee- ney, Mrs Thos s1attery. Martha Ischade Claire Rourkes Catherine Ryan, Mrs. J. J. OsNei1, Miss Eliza beth Stanton, Misses Sara Wall Rose Wall, Mrs Vincent Wade. Messrs l William F. Green, Frank Green, Dam iel London, J. J. Kennedy, Arthur L.e- vasHeur, Joseph Miller, John Wade ! Joseph Wade, Vincent Wade, J. ]. zE EosNeiI, Thomas Slattery, Harold You'd
 Alfred T. Briaebois. Organist and i Choirmastar.
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TRINITY CHURCH. Fairfield Ave. and Broad St.

Fadr1leld Ave. and Broad St. 10:3O a. m. Prelude. Alleluia !-D1 bois Hymn, The Strife is oserPales- trina
 Hymns in Procession Jesus Christ is Risen today.W Worgan welcome, Happy Morning uI1iVan. Introit, Come, Ye Faithful sulli- van.
 Kyrie E1eison- -Plainsong. < Sequence, Jesus Lives Gauntle ett. Credo. in F-Stainer. Offertory, At the Lambs High Feast RosenmuIier- sanctus, Benedietua and Agnus Dei, in F'-Stainer. 2 Gloria, in EIsxcelsis s-Plainsong. Communion Christ is Risen Sullivan.
 RecessionaI, Christ the. Lord is Ris- en today-G Postlude Hallelujah Chorus tMes- sia.h) Handel.
 7:sO D. m Prelude Easter Ioay--7I4or ProcessionaIs Christ the Lord is Risen today-A Aerman. Proper Psalms -Gregorian. Magnifeat and Nnnc Dirnittis. in z -Gadsby.
 Carol, Q sons and Daughters Hymn, The Day of Resunreetion= Martin.
 onertory The Strife is Ger Pales- trina.
 Hymns in Procession. Jesus Christ is Risen Today organ; Welcome Happy Morning Sullivan. Recessfonal, Jesus Ltves-G Gaunt- lett.
 PostIude A11eluiia ottenwalder IT 9Reginald Tordoff. choirmaster; Edgar J, Aiken, organist.
  FIRST PREsBYTHRIAN CHURCH
 1e:so Service, Edward Johnson. Anthem. Now if Christ be Preach ed-James H. Rogers. Anthem, As it Began to Dawn-Fr F1axington FIarker. OFertory. Madrigal--Ja- a-rnes H. Rog- Soprano Solo. Know That My Re. deemer Liveth-HandeL Anthem. Christ Being Raised--Jas H.. Rogers.
 Organ Postlude.3 Song of. Triumph HI. sSandiford Turner. Musical Evening Service. Organ Re.
 citaI I o'clock.
 A Song of Joy-G. Waring steb. bins. 8 B Toccata in G--Th. Dubois. c Jabilate Deo-AIfred J. Silver D Scherzo, astorale-Go Gottfriee F'eder1ein.
 D Laudate Dominurn- Charles A Sheldon.
 7:so o'clock. Easter Cantata, Victory Divines'1- J. Christopher Marks
 Part L In the Garden. Bass Solo, tIn the Place. fsyT,1. Tenor Solo. seHe was Wounded, :, Quartet, God So fLoved thu World
 Part H. The Earthquake. Recft Bass, Behold There Was | Great Earthquake
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ST PET FRS CHURCH.

Three masses viii be ceIobrated at : St Peters Church. Hsa steT Sunday, 8:3O, Io.3o-
 At 8..s0 mass a specially arranged musical prograI1s " Il be re nd cred by fine junior choir of 90 voices. s
 Prelude EaiI the Day of Days -- fum chor fardzo
 ltT9e I4iv es'' Duet and chorus, yio- lin ob1igatD Giebe1
 onertory fsv ening songs' vio1ina, cello organ accomp panirleIlt- M
 Tear ot,sss 2 caa iebeI. Dawn WAS sPrlrIliTag oser the Eslzy,' soprano and alto duet@G GieBel.
 ProccsslonaI. Joyous Hours of eFs 7 cI Iorus wgit tn violin, cello and rsan accom- pa niment e=so AIaas. Senior Choir ssin sing
 Loeeeas' $ 1Enss ii IF
 vzdi Ac1azn. choz-s.s seNdg-
 Eyrza Ezeis0n-Loesrh ChriEts Elezscns male uuartst-- uaoessh
 Gloria in Ezcelads Loesch-
 Credc Loescns
 enztorys ..E:egina coen- soprano insofo Eaatilea. I sazsctsaa. c1sczss HE1oesch saruM-I csssch-
 The sDIoiz4s at this mass axe Do be- ssAssa " B Prsndargaest Misses Kath- Eerine I1onzrard, Anna MoCornnac. Adassx1 Joian Hughes Edyv- Tracey. HJo ohm Ly1dy and J T.. KenneHy assist Led by Misses Mae Craig, Veronica dsrntf1a Anna OgConnell, tz1ia Mo1loyl Anna KeT1node, Cecelia Moran, Grace 5acoby. Annas TIsrney, Marie Walsh. Auna McGra4h, Mary sAEarazli, Mae. EKk1esey. Mary Cashnnans Julia 17arnnan-
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PRESIDENT HADIEY TO
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President Arthur T. Hadley of Yals university will address the members of the University club at their dinner on April g. painting of Howard J.- Knapp. the organizer and first presil dent of the club vii be presented. It is a gift of former off5cers
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-03

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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-03

mough. tenor; MT. T. Merle Shaw. Baritone; MT. Charles W. Bitzer, or ganist and director.