The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1923-04-05

and Unwise Uses Of the Lords Day"
At els p. m. in the Congregational
vestry.
Three hundred people assembled In
Carrabassett Hail Sunday afternoon
and enjoyed fine Easter musical
program which included the Cantata,
Victory Divine" chorus of twen-
ty-one voices selected from the sing
ers of Madison and North Arson and
the Madison Congregational S. S. Or
chestra carried out the program I'M
der the training and direction of Rev.
c. H. Mckinney. Solo parts gave
opportunity for many individual volc-
es. 1t Us hoped that the other such
concurrent community events may be
held in the future. The program:
Prelude-Musicale, orchestra, Sacred
Medley Overture; chorus, king All
Glorious; solos. Mrs. Thorne; solo.
There is Green Hill Far Away"
Hubert Hilton; duet. God is Love
Mrs. Herd, Mrs. Stobie; instrumental
duet, Organ. Kathryn mckinney, pia-
no, Mrs Tinkham; solo, MY Hope
Is in the Everlasting" Mrs. Danforth
Cantata, Victory Divine" ]. c. Marks;
part /, "In the Garden; solo. "In the
Place." Mr.. F. Merrill; solo, $50 They
Went" Mrs. Thorne; male chorus,
"Sir We Remember" chorus, "The
Sky is Dark" solo, "He Was Wound
ed" Mr. Murray: unaccompanied Choir
us, God so Loved the World" Part 2,
the earthquake; solo. behold there
was an Earthquake Nr. Holway;
solo and chorus, ut is the hour of
Morning" Mrs. Herd; solo. my Heart
in Terror Throbs" Mrs. Herd: Aria
and chorus, "The Saviour doth not
hear my Cry" Mrs. Danforth; the Of
fertory, orchestra. Part Ill. |
AL the Tomb; Instrumental inter
3, At the Tomb; Instrumental inter
lude. organ, piano; solo. "As it began
to Dawn" Mr.. Hamilton; aria, 1.-The
Morning Light is Breaking" Mrs. Sto-
bic: solo and chorus, Fear Not" Mr.. |
Merrill; solo, And as They Went.
Hubert Hilton; duet, by Gift of Love, =
Mrs. Thorne, Mrs. Barnaby; finale,
chorus, Death is Swallowed up; be- |
nediction. Accompanies, organ, !
Kathryn Mckinney; piano, Mrs. Evan
Tinkham. Ministers, G. II. McElhin- |
ey, Madison; F.. l.. Baker, North An
son.
The male quartette with Mrs. Ma
rion Hovey Barnaby as accompanist.
furnished appropriate selections for
the Easter morning program at the |
congregational Church which were
much appreciated by the fine audience
in attendance. The Church school
reached the high mark of attendance
for the current year and the new
quarterlies were distributed The |
Junior class will conduct the open
ing exercises next Sunday. Credit |
for the ported plants should be given |
Mrs. B. /. Steward and for the Eas- |
ter lilies to Mrs. F. w. Bunker.
I will open my millinery parlors |
Saturday, April with a better line |
of millinery than ever before. M. NJ |
Davis.
Saturday evening Carrabassett
Hall, 6-reel feature, Heliotrope.
Mrs. Chase and young son of New
castle are guests Of her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs f. L. Crymble.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Barnard and |
daughter, Jeanette are recent grip vic
tins. Mrs Marcia Mclaughlin is
assisting in their care.
Class parts were assigned Monday |
to members of the class of 1928 st |
Arson Academy as follows: Address
Qf welcome, Daniel Clark; class pro-
phecy, Myrtle williamson; class his
tory, Doris Fenlason; class will, Mer-
ton Spencer, Ernest Getchell; presen-
tation OF gifts, Lena Quint; Grafton,
Thomas s. French; essay. Alvin Brad
bury; essay, Erwin Nichols; address
to undergraduates, Dorothy Parsons.