Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-24
EASTER SUNDAY SERVICES
Churches We'll Filled, in Spite of Gloomy Weather-Speeial Sermons and Musical Numbers.

Although Easter Sunday was a cloudy, drizzly day it did not seem to dampen the spirit of the people, as all of the church services were we'll at- sic and the pulpits and altars were beautifully decorated with flowers and potted plants.
 Rev. Prof. Bacon Breaches.
 At the Congregational church Rev Prof. Benjamin w. Bacon of the Yale School of Religion was the preacher at both services. The music at the Song of Dawn, Vincent; offertory They Have Taken Away My Lord Stainer; anthem, On the Wings ot Living Night, Matthews; postlude march from Sonata Pontificale, Lem- mems. At the afternoon service at 4 o'clock the music was: Organ prelude (a) Scherzo, Gigout, (b) Andantino ir D. fiat; anthem, Now Is Christ, West; anthem, When the Sabbath Was Past Foster; postlude, March from Organ Suite, Rogers.
 Episcopal Services.
 At St. PauPs Episcopal church the | following music was given by the regular choir, assisted by the chil' dren's choir. Mrs. George K. Ander. son presided at the organ. Prelude Oester Morgen, Mailing: processional Welcome Happy Morning; anthem | Christ, Our Passover, Mornington 1T E fiat; Te Deum LandamuS, Woodland in D; hymn, Christ the Lord, Is Riser | Today; Jubilate Dec, Woodward in D l introit hymn; communion service, Ca. | feb Sneiper in E flat; sermon; hymn Jesus Christ Is Risen Today; reces sional hymn, The Strife is Ger; post Jude, Hosannah, Paul Wachs.
 At Methodist Church.
 At the Methodist church a chorus of thirty voices rendered special mu | sic under the direction of F. H. Cross ! The program follows: Morning ser vice: Resurrection Morn, Johnston anthem, Easter Bells, Bracket; solo | Hallelujah, Christ is Risen; offertory Nevin; anthem, Awake. Thou Tha Sleepest, Stainer; postlude, Hosanna Wache; evening service: Prelude, Dig gle; Awake, Awake, Stainer; offertory Andantino, Gounod; anthem, Tn Lord Is Risen Indeed, Judson; solo | Hail Glorious Morn, Mrs. Clark Burn ham; postlude, Lemmens.
 Calvary Baptist Mission
 At the Calvary Baptist Mission tn Easter exercises were held at 7.30 il the evening under the direction } the music committee. The order 0 service was:
 Opening chorus; singing, Christ I Risen, by school; responsive readin and prayer; singing by school, SorroJ | No More, by school; opening remark by the superintendent, P. $. Harris singing, Far, Far Away, by school recitation, Fred Lomax; recitation Miss Doris Harris; singing, A Son l of Joy, by school; recitation, Mis- Dorothy F'lippen; recitation, MT: Johnson: singing, Lilies Fair, school reading, Mrs. Hazel Peters; recitation Miss Elsie NJ. Flippen; singing, Tn Nictors Song. school; reading, Mir! Florence E. Taymum; reading, Mis- Reatha Moore; piano solo. Miss Mar tha Griffin; recitation, Miss Elm | Bates; singing, Tell It Out, school reading Miss Blanche Grimstead: as say, J. Clinton Watkins; singing, Hai
 O King Eternal, school; reading, Mir J. A. Grimstead; tenor solo, The Re
 demption Song, P. s. Harris; singin,
 Carols of Cheer, school; reading, Mir
 Mary O. Bates; singing, Ger the Hill
 school; closing remarks by the pasto