Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-07

been arranged for Easter Sunday by the choir directors of fthe local churches. There will be cantatas m the Sunday schools will provide special programmes. Following ape the pro- grammes of Easter mustc:f Sacred Heart churoh.s TsftSii's. Organ prelude. Kyrie, k3 f Turner Gloria, kx Iufner Credo, Turner offsrtory, Haec Dies ! ASsaSse TSsnse Benedictus, TurneE Agnus Dei, Turner Postlude, Thempson Sopranos-Louise Ehartier, Caroline Dupont. Dora Teiliez Blanche 'Chartier. F,lorina Fancher. Dora Ethier, An oriennei Fancher, Emelia Jodoin. Altos - Amanda Belair, Victoria Gladue, Oliva Tenier, Lillian Stone, rie Ange Fanchep
 Tenors-Desire Bourbon. Sr.. Dr. R. J. Couture, Albert Labarre, Jr, Omar Basses-J. o. Tellier. sr.. Charles Belair, Ernest Breault-
 First Congregational Church.
 Morning-10.So o'clock. Organ prelude, Resurrection Morn,
 Edward F. Johnson
 W. J. fKirkpatrick Anthem, Awake, Glad Soul Awake. I'D. Williams .onertory. My Redeemer Liveth.
 Charles Fontyn Manney Soprano solo,
 Miss Ruth Pofter. Anthem, Thanks Be to iGod, Organ postlude. Festal March. With violin obligato by Mrs. E. Montague Hutchinson.
 Central Baptist Church. At the morning service in the Cen tral Baptist church a special Easter program has been prepared and Dr. Selden will give a short address. The order of service:
 1O.30 a. m. Organ Prelude. Easter Melody, Doxology k Invocation
 Gloria
 Psalter
 Hymn 137, (AngliO Address, The Gospel of the Resur- rection, Rev. J. H. Selden. Cantata, The New Life.
 Quartette Organ Prelude, March on Easter Themes. Andrews Hymn 134 (Conquerer) Scripture Soprano Solo. 7 Mrs CroweH Ofertory, Christ is Risen! Christ Is Riseni Spence
 Quartette. Hymn 137 (Essex) Sermon. The Blessed Hope of Im-
 Rev. J. H. selden. D. D. Prayer
 Benediction
 Organ Postlude, Hosanna. The Sunday school will assemble at the noon hour in the auditorium at which time special program will be rendered by the school. The Young Peoples meeting will be addressed by Arthur IF. Wyman at the usual hour, the topic being The Signi- ficance of Easter.
 Trinity M. E. Church.
 10.30 a. m. Prelude
 DoNOlOgy Hymn
 Anthem, Jesus Christ Is Risen To- day, Lorenz Ofertory, o. Gladstone Day, Soprano Solo with violin and cello
 obligato. Anthem, As It Began to Dawn,
 Lerman Hymn
 Postlude
 5.15 p. m. Cantata, Resurrection Light.
 B. L. Ashford By double quartette. Sopranos, Miss Marion Kimball and Mrs. Wm. Crowe, IT,, altos, Miss Hadie Blackstone and Miss Helen Grove: tenors. George A. Turner and Arthur Blackledge; bassos, Archibald MacDougall and Archibald Mitchell. Cello, Wm. Kicker; violin, Miss Elizabeth Lane: organist, Alfred Brucksch. Leader, Mrs. Wm. Grove, Jr. Second Congregational Church.
 Morning Service, 1O.30. Prelude, Alleluia Loret Agthgn Ant sT sing t 9nte the Lord slmPsr
 Mrs. Walter Buckingham. Offertory, Pastorale, Lemare Postlude, March Pontihcale, Faulkes
 Carol Service 400 p. m. Prelude, Hallelujah Chorus, Handel Anthem, The Glorious Hope, Martin Post1ude, Postal March, Richmond H. Louise Fuller, organist Broadway Congregational Church.
 10.30 a. m. Pre1ude-Easter Melody Bartlett Anthen-Awalke, Thou That Sleep est Bergh offertory-The Cohquerer (with vi olin obligato) Coombs Mrs Charles Tlyer Bard, Miss Isabel
 H. Mitchell Anthem-Awake Up. My Glory
 Harker, Post1ude-Grand Chorus in c
 Salome
 D. m. Prelude-Festival Prelude Buck Cantata-Eastertide Protheroe PostIude-Allegro Moderato> in F
 Cappelen Park Congregational Church. Organ-Now Is Christ Risen From the Dead B. OttenpyaIder Anthem-The Victory Thru Christ
 H. Clough- Letter Offertory-Christ Has Opened Par adise (soprano solo) HawIey Paul Wachs Vespers-Praise service. Last of the SeaSOn.) Organ-A1le1uia wm. Faulkes Cantata-Easter Hymn Bennett Organ-ChoruS Magnus Hartmann Sacred Heart Church. (Norv~ich Town) ChiIdren's Mass at s.30 a. m. Hymns Mary Sweet Mother Look From On HiOn