Norwich bulletin., 1916-08-26
SACRED HEART EDUCATION SUNDAY
Bishop Milan to Deliver Dedication Address sundayOrgan Recital in the Evening by Prof. Louis Bouver of Mon trea-NIany Visiting Clergymen Will Take Part in Ex- ercise5-Those Who Made the Handsome Church a Reality

The dedication of the newly erected Sacred Heart church, Taftville, will be held Sunday morning at 1O.30. The dedica ton address will be delivered by Rt Rev. John Joseph Milan of the Hartford diocese. The celebrant of the high mass will be Rev. c. H. Paquette of New Haven, formerly of Taftville. He will be assisted by Rev. Joseph Cournoyer of Waterbury and Rev. Aime Troie of Piercefeld, N. Y. The master of ceremonies will be Rev. Phil iDpe Nassicotte Of Taftville. The mu- sicaI programme of the high mass will be as follows:
 IntrOit-Grego gorian Chant.
 kyrie-GOunOds Messe Solemnelle. GIoria-Gounod's Nesse Solemnelle. Veni Creator.
 Credc-Dumont's (harmonized).
 OfertOry-Ave Maria ...... ROsewig SanctUs-[IounOd's Messe Solemnelle. Agnus Det-Gounod's AIeSse SOlemnelle.
 The soloists will be Miss Louise ChartieT, Mrs. Virtune Quinn, AIessTs. Hugh Kinder, R. F. Sullivan, OmeT Teller, Sr., William Delaney Charles Belair.
 The members of the choir are as fol- lows
 SopTanos-NTisses Louise Chartier, Amelia JodOin, Dora TeIlieT. Rose Murphy Mrs. V. Quinn, Caroline Du- pOnt, Imelda ChancereHe, Florida Mar san, Marie Pratte, Gertrude Coburn.
 AltOs-Misses Amanda BcIaiT, Lillian Stone. Olive TelHer, Yvoune Cham pagne, Viola Giadue, Athala Marsan.
 TenOrs-NIcssTs Dr. R. J. Couture, Hugh Kinder, R. F. Sullivan, OmeF Tel fer, Jr., James MulhOlland, Desire
 Bass-Messrs. Omer Teller, ST, Will liam Delaney, Charles Belair.
 Organist-Hugh Kinder.
 Organ Recital Sunday Evening.
 At 7.80 Sunday evening an organ recital will be given by Prof. Louis BOuvier of Assumption college, Mon treal, Canada. Prof. Bouvter will be assisted by the church choir and Prof Hugh Kinder, R. F. Sullivan, Miss N. J. Buckley and Mrs. Virtune P A, Quinn as SOlOists. The following is the musical programme: FantaiSie di6- logue, Boellman. Prof BouVIer; Ave Maria, GOuu0d, Miss Nellie J, Buckley; Cantiene NuptiaIe, DUboIs, Prof BOu- Vler; CelcbrOus le Seigneiur, J. 'Rupes Omer Teuler, ST. and chorus; theme and variations Sur r AdoTs Te, BOu- Tier, Prof BouVier; Love Divine, duet Stainer, Prof. Kinder and R. F. Sulli- van; CIOchette de Paray-le -AIOniaI Chauyet, Prof. BouVier; Rock of Ages Ed. Renick. Mrs. Virtune P, Quinn: tDIdlOS uS u6 Jesus Ct AlSiTS UEIlI6 AlaILe, BOuvier, Prof. BOuvieT: The Silent World is Sleeping, Dudley Buck, Prof Kinder; Lange r anne, Garin, chorus; finale, Toccate en la majeur. J. s. Bach Prof. Bouvier.
 The Sacred Heart church which is to be dedicated is one of the most beautiful edif1ces in a town the size of Taftville in the state, The building of the church was started in April 1915, under the supervision of A, Bros seau of TaftVille. who had charge Ot the building of St. Mary's church 1T Baltic at the time Rev U, o. Bellerose was rector of the Baltic church.
 Seating Capacity 900.
 The church is of Roman style, witt 0 Campantle tower 115 feet high, witt clock and bell. The seating capacity of the church is 800, The architect if T. c. O'Conneu of Boston, The base ment is of Ashler stone from Proctor Vt, and the patchwork Is wire-c Bar. rington bricks. The trimmings are o, white terra cotta, with copper guttert and cornices, and the church has { slate roof. The steps leading to the church are Of Vermont granite, Tht windows are of ornamental glass. Tht | dimensions of the building are 129x7t | feet.
 l carved oak. The three altars are O Rlgalico. The main ceiling, is of pan 1 eled oak with dropped beams of tn 1 same material. The side ceilings ar ! vaulted and of plaster and stucct work The pulpit. altar rail and pew | are of hand carved oak, The floor i ! if maple, with ground cork runners. 1 The sanctuary dome is 50 feet higl 1 and is finished in plaster and stuccC l with hand painted tableaux, The nich | back of the altar is lighted by a sky | light of stained glass. The lighting O the church Is by electricity, indirec system. The building Is well yentilat 1 ed and is heated by steam,
 At the east end of the church is tn chapel, which is 40S30 feet, and is fin
 ished in oak to correspond with tn | rest of the building. The whole build i which automatically spring open at pressure on the panic bar The orgat eltars and statuary have been donate 1 by various persons and societies, The List of Donors.
 Church organ. Penomah mills, Bell, Philiaa Bion9 altar rail, Mrs. N
 Shea; sanctuary lamp, Noe Fretchette baptisIQaI font, Louis Gergeron.
 Large windows. Octave Reeves, For
 family, John Sullivan, Mrs. Anthon Murphy, A1nahle Deslandes,. Amed
 Pion, Olivier Trudeau, Rev, II. Pa quette, Mime. A, Afalo ct famille, A (
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 Chapel windows Pierre Benoit, drug
 gist, Rev. Joseph Cournoyer, Miss Mar
 Clark, Mrs. Timothy MGCaEthy.
 Vestibule windows, Mrs, Julien Cou
 ture, Thomas ITitZmaurice.
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