Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-05

Morning." School; Bible reading by
intermediate department; Prayer by
pastor: Easter anthem by the chorus
from Senior Department. Low in the
Ground" Adra Jack, Priscilla Jones,
Wheeler, Catharine MacCailum.
Bertha Parker; recitation, Ruth
Hodgkins; song, Every Pretty Daft
todiF' Beginners Department; reci-
tation. Helen Tracy; song. Easter
Bells" Donald Harlow: recitation,
spring Has Come" Eva Monroe;
The Promise of Life,'' short
sketch of Jesus Life, Sylvia Green,
Eiizabeth Leighton, Harold Elkins,
Beverly Knox. Marion Jakins,
christine McPhae, Myrtice Hay,
norman Gardner, Glennys Short,
| Glenna Longstaff, Herbert Elkins,
Ruth Moore, Robert Pierson, Jean
Barr, Ethelyn Short. Julia Huggard.
Jason Morrill,, Raymond McKenna,
W1nnifred Marion Moore: An Easter
Caroi, Christ the Lord is Risen To-
day., School; 1.-THE Meaning of Bpa-
tism" Henry Hoxie, one of the oldest
and most respected members of the
church; Baptism of 16; Organ post,
Jude, Horace Daggett.
The evening services at this church
We're devoted largely to music and
the following selections were played
and sung: prelude, intermezzo. from
Cavallreia Rusticana, Mascagni; Of
fertory, Easter Dawn" Hanscom:
postlude, Live Again, Our Glorious
King" organ; CHI DIR professional
oh Come All Ye Faithful" Choral
| anthems: LAS 1t Began To Dawn
Rogers; ''Lo. The Tomb Is Empty
| Found" Broome; still as The
Earth, Bartlett; Selections from
Nevin's Easter Cantata, "The Cruel
| fled Those who carried the solo
parts were Miss Amy Morgdridge.
Miss Alberta Brown, Miss Ruth Dag
| gett. Miss A. True Hardy. Otto l..
Totman. l.. L. Cadwallader and Fred
erick Lobdell.
Congregational Church
The morning services at the Con-
2regatonal church were attended by
members of the st. Omer Command
cry in body and in uniform. A
part of the services We're under the
direction of the Prelate of the Com
mandery, Sir. w. H. Pollard. Music
was furnished by double quartet
| under the leadership of John F.
| Choate. Several violin selections
We're played by Max G. Cimbollek
| and there were number of pieces
on the organ played by Abbott l..
| Smith.
At the vesper services in the af-
ternoon there was a very beautiful
program by the primary department
| of the church school and the baptism
of class of 10 took place. The
church had been attractively decor
ated with Easter lilies and jonQuils.
Methodist Church
At the Methodist church in the af-
ternoon, the Junior Lea que present
ed an Easter program under the di-
! rection of Mrs. Jose, Mrs. Demur and
! Miss Foster as follows: '"This Is Ny
, Fathers World" Junior and Inter
mediate grades; prayer by Junior
president, jeanette Benn: Easter
Story by the pastor, Rev. Z. A, Pol
lard Jones: song. Jesus Loves Me-
primary department; The Easter
Rabbit James Belyea and Richard
!! Jose; exercise, THE Little Emblem"
Ruth Rowell Frederick Winters,
Francis Wilson, Russell Jose. John
Thompson, Dora Putnam. Jean Put
nam and Gordon Winters: recitation,
The Fair White Tulips" Donald
Farwell, Porter Bonsall and Bran
ford Elwood; solo, wait, Sweetest
Strain" Eleanor Wilson; exercise,
What Would You Do" Anota Mich
OILS, Edna Antworth, Dora Pullen,
Ruth Atchley, Beverley Nelson, Ell
eanor Rowell, John Macdonald,
Frederick DeA1ur, Louis Casey. Rog-
err Bonn, Harold Spalding and Cliff
ton Glidden: recitation, Because OF
Happy Easter" Doris Curtis; eXer-
else. Easter Lessons from the Lii
lies" Margaret Rowell, Bertha Will
son, Elsie Hall. Marjorie Rollins,
Maefred Thomas. Betty Perkins,
Maxine Thompson. Rita Farwell,
Mllie Young and Frances Young;
recitation. "Down Through The
Ages" Noyes Erwin; THE Angels
| Message" jeanette Benn and Isabel
BARLEY; exercise, Grown OF
Thorns," Gladys Hall, Jerome Carri-
| gan, Alice Wilson, Shirley Fraser.
Bessie Young, Franklin Thompson,
Dorothea Thompson Carl Antworth,
| Lawrence Hale, Robert Belyea; reci-
| tation. Arlene Richards: song, Lift
Up Your Voices Now" Junior League
Boys and Girls. Junior League Clos
| ing.
In the evening at the Methodist
| church the cantata, From Death to
Life" was presented with large
choir and a number of solos. OF
particular beauty was a piano, vio-
| lin and organ trio made up of Messrs.
Poulin, Smith and Hamlin. Herman
/ Rowe gave number of cornet solos.
Episcopal Church
At ST. Marks church there was an
early high celebration with a choral
procession and a sermon by the rec
| tor At II o'clock there was Holy
| Communion with a special service
| for the children and an address by
! the rector and in Intervening beau
| tiful song service was held with a
short sermon by Father Gay.
A beautiful Easter cantata, Death
| and Life" by the church quartet was
the principal part of the services at
the Unitarian church in the morning.
The quartet was assisted by a num-
Der of extra musicians and the deco