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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1902
Page
12
Easter music will be heard in the churches of Butte and Anaconda today sung by augmented choirs. Great preparations have been under way for weeks, with especially elaborate programs planned in Catholic and Episcopal churches.
A church service outline lists soloists Miss Walters Miss Jenkins Mr James Mr Penaluna and choirmaster Edward C Hall with organ accompaniment. It features hymns from 118 243 121 220 117 118 113 112 125 and anthems Magnificat and Nunc Dimittis and I Am He That Liveth with Bennett Spinney and others noted.
In Anaconda special musical programmes are set for services at St. Peter's and St. Paul's Catholic churches and St. Mark's Episcopal and the First M. E. churches. The best local musical talent will participate.
Low mass at 5 59 a m and 9 a m with a choir of Ursuline sisters and special music from Maillard and Mascagni. Vespers at 7 20 p m repeat morning features. Direction by T J Ryan with listed soprano alto tenor and bass participants and organist A A Richards.
A morning service features a full choir under Dr J F Spelman with Schneecker's mags Regina Coeli O Salutaris and a Mrs Pierce solo with violin obligato. Vespers repeat the morning music offering a complete liturgical program.
Musical program details list processional and offertory pieces with composers such as Calkin Hodges and Elvey. Singers include sopranos Mrs Joseph Smith Mrs J G Davies Mrs Willis Thorndke Mrs Clara McGivern and others under director EF Pickell.
Pauline McBain alios Mrs R M Davidson Miss B I McBain and Miss M Shoemaker tenors A G Sears W W Jamieson FE Crewdson basses E E Pickell F M Brown B Bowler T H Steffel Alfred Reper organist Mrs W E Gaily assisted by F C Norbeck violoncello J Ladders violin and J J Brennan violin
Morning service features the regular church choir' evening program directed by Dr. Carmen superintendent of the Sunday school and performed entirely by Sunday school members.
Prof J Thomas will direct the Easter music at the Presbyterian church with regular morning and evening services and special selections prepared for both occasions.
Morning service featured organ voluntaries doxology hymns and prayers with Christ the Lord Is Risen Today and All Hail the Power. Baptism and reception of members took place with Mrs W L Irvine as organist.
The article lists morning and evening program items including Farther Mass in B flat with hymns and offertory, and a postlude by Lemaigre with Rink, plus an evening Lohengrin excerpt and Wagner offertory in C, with Bailey, Grismant, and choir director V. G. Stevens leading Miss Florence Marie Paul.
Members of the choir perform a program including Vidi Aquam Kyrie and Gloria from Maillard in G with Regina Coeli, Credo and Laudus. Soloists and sections listed: sopranos Mrs Cains Mrs McCarthy Mrs Cleary Mrs Sneider Lotte McDermott Mary McNulty Mamie Kellog altos Rose McDermott Karls Cuff tenors Thomas McGlynn Patrick Flatley basses John Sullivan William Carroll organist Miss Katie Ronan.
At 11 a m a concert features Christ Our Passover Vogricht festival Te Deum Chapman Jubilate Deo Buck Kyrie Matlach Gloria Tibi Matlach Agnus Dei Stainer Sanctus Gounod Gloria in excelsis Gregorian Heavens Are Telling Haydn Cantate Domino Havens Nunc Demittis Simper Christ Is Risen Porter culminating in a wide mix of sacred pieces and hymns by listed composers.
Formerly of 21 West Granite street, a milliner announces relocation to 18 West Quartz street. She invites all ladies to view her spring stock and notes prices lower than any other house in the city, encouraging a visit to see the quality.
J F Noftsinger leads at 11 a.m. and 7 45 p.m. with sermons on The Christian's Assurance of the Resurrection and The Living and Exalted Christ. Sunday school 12 20 p.m. Young People's meeting 6 30 p.m. Roy Foote leads Resurrection topic. Miss Mammie Pestana directs choir. Mrs R A Carpenter at organ. Sunrise prayer 6 a.m. Public invited.
The pastor S H C Burgin will officiate at 11 am and 7 45 pm with baptisms reception of new members and a children talk in the morning. Evening sermon titled The Resurrection of Christ with special choir music. Sunday school 9 30 am J C Brummett superintendent class meeting 1239 pm SL Churchill leader Epworth league 645 pm May Bretherton chairwoman. W H M society meets Tuesday 230 pm in league room. Prayer meeting Wednesday 745 pm conducted by the pastor.
The Scandinavian M E Church at Copper and Alaska streets invites worship with morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 8 o clock. Sunday school holds at 12 m and will present its Easter program Sunday evening led by Pastor N L Hansen.
Shortridge Memorial Christian church at the corner of Washington and Mercury streets lists pastor A. L. Chapman. Residence shown as 432 West Mercury Street.
A seven twenty five p m program features Hymns of the Nuns by Guilmant and Onward Christian Soldiers, Bach organ intermezzo and fugue, Mas cagni intermezzo, Crossing the Bar chorus, The Holy City solo and chorus, Mendelssohn Is Mindful, Love Divine by Stainer, and other pieces with Mr Bowden, Mr Knight, Miss Walters, Mr James, and Mr Penaluna. A pastor delivers a short address between selections.
Walkerville pastor Rev L L Tower will lead morning sermon at 10 am with children to be baptized during the service. Evening sermon on the Easter Miracle at 7 30 pm. Sunday school 2 30 pm led by Henry Rundle. Epworth League devotion at 6 30 pm.
Unity M E and L L Tower report no morning service with Sunday school at 2 30 p m led by Joseph Skervis as superintendent. Preaching at 7 20 p m and special meetings continue throughout the week in progress.
Grace Methodist Episcopal church at Arizona and Second streets lists James W. Tait as pastor and residence at 925 Arizona Street. Sunday worship at 1:00 AM and 7:30 PM with Sunday school at 2:30 PM led by Logan McDonald. League devotional at 6:30 PM. prayer meeting Thursday evening at 8:00 PM.
The Resurrection will be the subject tonight at 8 o'clock before the Theosophical Society. The public is cordially invited. The venue is 411 Goldberg block.
The Immanuel Presbyterian church at the corner of Galena and Gaylord streets will host a sermon by Rev. Mr. Shafer from Butte. The event invites the local congregation to attend the service.
A lengthy church program lists Morning and Evening organ voluntaries, hymns, anthems, and readings. Featured are Henry Wilson, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Hobbs, and Mrs. Healey with a church choir, soloists, and organists.
Morning service featured W Daymude choir leader with Mrs Fuller Miss W Goff and KE Gilbert at the organ for hymns and readings. Evening service included Christ the Lord Is Risen To Day with the choir and pastor leading prayers the Lord's Supper and member reception followed by benediction.
Morning service features Gounod Mass to St Cecilia with Kyrie Gloria Credo Sanctus Agnus Dei and offertory Haec Dies, with Giorza pieces. Evening vespers include Dominus Ad, Dixit, Laudate Pueri, Laudate Dominum, Magnificat, Reels and other works by Cherubim Heiligen Luzi Weigand. Choir roster lists sopranos altos tenor and several named singers.
Sunday morning service at 11 a m and evening at 7 30 p m. Sabbath school at 2 pm J E S at 3 pm Y P S Co FB at 6 30 pm Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 pm.
The First Church of Christ Scientist at 859 West Broadway near Excelvior Avenue lists services at 10:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. on Sunday March 29, 1992 with subject Unreality. Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. and Wednesday meeting at 8 p.m. Reading rooms open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Sunday.
First reader Mrs Charlotte Grimes presides at 22 West Quartz Street with morning service at 11 o clock on Sunday. Sunday school follows at 12 noon. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 o clock. Reading room open daily 11 am to 4 pm. All welcome.
Swedish Christian Mission at the corner of Dakota and Porphyry announces services with Pastor Aug Gustafson. Morning topic Master Bright ness, evening topic A Lost Christ. Sunday school at 2, Your People’s meeting at 6. Cordial invitation to all.
South Butte Presbyterian Church announces Sunday services with Rev. Frederick Tonge preaching on Death the Condition of Fruitfulness at 11 a.m. Sunday school follows at 12:15 led by C. Carroll, Christian Endeavor at 7:30 p.m. and a 7:30 service with communion titled He is Risen, Indeed. Offerings for Foreign Missions. Tuesday prayer meeting. L A S gathering Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. at Mrs Zallers on Utah Avenue.
Jacob Hoar sues Ellen Hoar in district court seeking divorce and support reversing usual proceedings. He claims sickness since last year and eviction from home after giving his earnings to his wife. Judge Harney orders temporary $20 weekly support to be paid into court for two weeks as hearing continues.
The program features Handel Messiah selections and Wagner Tantum Ergo with soprano, tenor, alto, and bass solos. Choir members include Fitz Butler, O Connell, M Willard, R O Connell, J Maguire, Charles Connely, Hugh Carroll, Max Kroeger, and F H Butler with Mrs F H Butler directing and Otto Gaebel on organ.
A morning program titled The Messiah features soloists and choirs including Beirly and Ashford with soprano and bass pieces such as The Lord Is Kine and The Open Tomb. The event showcases multiple solos and choruses culminating in Joyful Praise and Praise Ye the Lord.
The county board of appraisers closed a 34 day session with a general paper review raising city wide valuations by about one percent. Park street and western districts saw the largest increases with front foot values up about ten dollars and lots along Excelsior avenue up by two hundred to two hundred dollars.
In Fort Benton March 28 Easter services are listed for the Episcopal church with 6:00 am holy communion 10:00 am Sunday school and egg distribution 11:00 am morning prayer and holy communion and a full music program including Alleluia in D Te Deum Jubilate and He Is Risen The evening service focuses on children Anthems and carols will be sung The Catholic church schedule shows services at 6:00 9:30 and 10:00 am.
South Butte Mutual Improvement society meets with Mrs J Baptiste on Colorado street at o'clock, topic All Take A Hand. Friday night the Ladies Aid society hosts a monthly social in the church for all residents. No admission, collection for church expenses.
A call spreads for Centennial back beer to be on draught at all venues nationwide. Breweries and bars are urged to stock and serve the beer to satisfy demand and revive public interest.
The House spent most of the day on a bill to increase the efficiency of the revenue cutter service with opening arguments by Sierman of New York and supporters Minor of Wisconsin and H. C. Smith of Michigan. Opponents included Richardson Little Cochran and Mann. Major Pruden delivered the Miles correspondence from the president under the Burleson resolution as the chamber moved to a special order on the Chinese exclusion act.
Overstocked inventory announced with delivery as price reductions. Screened lump coal at 6.00 per ton, clean nut at 5.50, mine run in car lots at 5.00. C. E. Williams, general agent, wholesale and retail, 1028 East Front Street.
J. T. Carroll Lumber company at the corner of Arizona and Platinum streets advertises the largest assortment of high grade vehicles ever shown in Butte with very low prices and an invitation to call and examine stock.
Advertisement from Fallopia Lynn Co. offering a one week free, postpaid trial of Regenerative Tablets to men with nervous disorders, impotence, or weakness. Claims cure for varicocele and other conditions, with testimonials and instructions to write to 665 Pozzoni Building, St. Louis, Missouri.
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