The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1942-04-04

ErRFns OF unusual beauty have been
arranged for Easter Sunday, at the
sarlous churches Of Watervllles
AZ 81. Mlchaevs
rev. Robert II. Falls, pastor, and
rev, James ], OBrien, assistant,
Masses viii be nc 600, tbs, S;iS,
9:l6, i0.l6 and IL o'clock, The II
o'clock Mass will be high Mass,
and the following program sung BY
the senior choir;
Vidi Aquam Vatican Version
Kyrle Theod do Ia Hache
Gloria Theod. de Ia Haohe
Credo Theod do 10 Hache
Otfertory
Regina Cecil Luigi Bordese
6anctus @. dounod
Agnus Del Theod do 10 Hache
Soioists Misses Rae and Carmalla
Palo, Frances and Sally Perrelle,
Organlst and choir direotor--Miss
Winifred v. Delaney,
The Junior choir will sing the
children's Mass OF s:ib, with Mar
Varetta Howes, the soloist
Tomorrow there will be On addi-
tlonal Mass ut 1915. The Easter col
lection for the charities Of the dio-
pese, will be taken up,
Waterville Union
Rev. Milton 8. Nilsson, pastor, Mr..
Nilsson, who, has been IN charge Of
Echoes OF Calvary" broadcast over
WTR, 0 O, m. each Sunday for q per-
Tod OF two years, will direct on Easter
broadcast tomorrow, at the same
hour, Oh follows:
The story OF the death and res
direction OF Jesus Christ, In word
and melody. The music will be
rendered by the choir OF the Union
church, with jim Parker, manager
Of WATR, the narrator.
The choir will sing
There's o Fountain Filled With
Blood"
"Aione"
Rev, and Nilsson and Mrs. Nilsson
Prom Heaven Above"
What VIII You TO DO With Jesus"
"fho Old Rugged Cross"
tGunnard Lundberg will assist
the choir by singing the solo part)
Beneath the Cross Of Jesus"
Christ, the Lord Is Risen Today
Low In the Grave"
"All Hail the Power OF Jesus Name"
AT 1890 O. m. the Sunday school
will meet with the church In q spe-
Glal Easter Sunday morning worship
service. Children OF the Sunday
school will take part In singing Choir
uses and hymns, 10 include, HE
Lives" also II Am the Resurrection
and the Life.
Carl Froelich, superintendent of
the school, will bring O special chalk
talk for the children, and Robert
Bennington will bring q message In
song,
The Young Peoples group will
meet ut $50 p. M, and ut T:S0, there
will DO an evening gospel service,
the choir 70 sing, Christ the Lord
Is Risen To-day" and Low In the
Grave. Tho male trio and the
mixed quaFtette from Torrington
will join with the choir. Rev. Mr..
Nilsson has chosen as the subject OF
his message, THE Power OF the Res
direction"
Decorations and flowers for the
church will be IN charge OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Akley.
1T. Paul's Episcopal
Rev, Charles Goodwin, vicar, Holy
Communion ut 0 O. IN. Sunday
school services with presentation OF
mite boxes, at $3.50. Holy communion
and sermon Rt l0:4S o'clock.
The musical program at i0:46 O,
m, service will include:
Hymn Welcome Happy
Morning"
Sir Arthur Sullivan, year 1879
kyrie eleison John Merbecke, 1850
Gloria t!bi--Laustibi Read
Hymn i70-"Come, Ye Faithful,
Raise the Strain"
Sir Arthur Sullivan, year 1872
Anthem-"Before the Dawn"
deane sibelllB
sanctus Read
Hymn l78-"At the Lambs High
Feast We Sing"
Jakob Hintze, 1878
HarmoniZed by J. 8. Bach
Gloria In Excelsis
Hymn i72-"Jesus, Christ Is Risen
Today Lyra David lea, 1908
Grace Methodist
Rev. Ernest r. Weise, minister.
There will be an early Sunrise serv.
Ice, 0. m, conducted by the ED.
worth League society, which will be
entirely devotional. A breakfast will
fellow at 8 o'clock, which will be
served by the young people. All
members OF the church, and friends
are invited to the service, and to
stay for the breakfast.
The regular meeting of the Every
mans Bible class will be held at 0
o'clock, with Rev. Mr.. Weise as
speaker.
Church school will meet at 10 a.
m, followed by the morning hour
OF worship to be as follows:
Organ prelude
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