Easter at the Churches
Easter events at local churches described under Professor Francis R Doyle guidance. Details continue from the first page with schedule and venues for services and activities.
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Newspaper
Bristol Phoenix
Location
Bristol, Rhode Island, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1922
Page
5
Easter events at local churches described under Professor Francis R Doyle guidance. Details continue from the first page with schedule and venues for services and activities.
At 6 a m a sunrise service with tableau. Morning service at 10 30 with sermons on The Resurrection Hope. Evening service at 7 30 a m cantata Redemption's Song by Fred B Holton. Performances include Now Upon the First Day of the Week and Tell the Glad Story with multiple soloists and choirs.
Good Friday service at 7 30 p m. Sunday worship at 10 30 a m. Easter sermon by the pastor. The quartet sings Lift Your Glad Voices Schnecker As It Began to Dawn Vincent Magdalene Warren. Sunday night 7 30 church school with quartet presents Easter cantata The Glory of the Cross Loring. A special Easter offering will be received Sunday morning.
Easter events listed include a 10 30 morning service with choir music and a sermon titled Victorious ife. The Church School gathers at noon and Epworth League holds a 6 30 devotional on Making Christ Our Guest led by Miss Edith Coggeshall. A praise service and 7 30 sermon focus on Imaginary Difficulties.
Easter services are set at St Elizabeths Church with Masses at 7 830 and 1030. The 1030 high mass features Cutto s Mass sung by the full choir directed by John Sylvester with soloists Joseph Mavier Lena Sousa Louis Bettencourt Adrien Costa Tena Sousa and John Sylvester. Regina Coeli will be sung at the offertory. The 830 mass includes a children's choir performing Lo He Hath Arisen Behold Tis Easter Morn and Hail the Holy Day of Days. Evening benediction at 730 with an orchestra and Miss Annie Peters as organist.
At Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Easter services are set for 8 and 10 oclock. The junior choir performs hymns including Christ the Lord is Risen Today and Hail the Holy Day of Days. The 10 oclock mass features Leonard's Mass with Vidi Aquam. An afternoon rosary and litany precede Benediction. Miss Catherine F Connery is organist and directress.
The First Nazarene Church hosts Sunday morning services at 1045 Lemon Street led by Pastor Rev FE G Johnson. Sunday School at noon and an evening service at seven with preaching by the pastor.
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Gravelin died at her niece’s home after a long illness from arteriosclerosis. Born July 20 1852 she lived in town most of her life. Survived by sister Julia Cahoon of Providence and several nieces and nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 3 oclock from her residence conducted by Rev Gilbert E Edgett.
Miss Lavinia Knowlton aged 85 died at 12 o'clock Tuesday night at the home of her nephew Ernest W Weaver 34 Pierce avenue after a monthlong illness She was born in Nova Scotia and is survived by a sister who resides there Funeral services were private yesterday afternoon conducted by Rev Francis R Enslin pastor
The obituary notes the burial at North Cemetery after the death of a pastor from the First Baptist Church, with services held at the residence of her nephew.
Manuel Sousa Travers of 55 Bay View Avenue died at home on Wednesday afternoon after a three year illness. He was 72, born in St Michaels Azure Islands and came to the country about a decade ago. Survived by wife Mary, four daughters and one son, all residing here. Funeral at 9:30 this morning from St Elizabeth's Church with Rev Francisco G Vieira officiating. burial at St Mary's Cemetery.
At the Hotel Belvedere a Bristol Base Ball Association, Inc. was formally launched with about fifty business men in attendance. The group was incorporated under Rhode Island law, with judges and legislators among speakers. Bonds bearing 6 percent interest will finance the project, with each bond guaranteeing one vote for the manager. Over seven hundred dollars was subscribed at the initial meeting and bonds remain briskly sold. The plan seeks broad membership from local business leaders to support the town’s biggest athletic venture.
Two bulldogs seek a small furnished cottage about 25 miles from London for eight weeks. They require rooms for a small car and human attendants and will write Box 11, etc.
April 8 1922 in Bristol probate court William M Prest as administrator presents first and final account of Rebecca Prest deceased for allowance. Hearing set May 1 1922 at 10 30 A M in Bristol Probate Court and notice ordered to be published for fourteen days weekly in the Bristol Phenix.
Administrative notice dated April 10 1922 announces probate admission of Henry Opitz will in Bristol and the executrix Pauline Opitz has filed bond. Creditors are warned to file claims within six months with the Bristol Probate Court clerk. John W Church is the Clerk.
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