... EASTER IN THE CHCUCHFS The Kteatlv increase in tin* demand for Miring flowers every description a principal adjunct Kastertide gladness whul. brighten* the churches this year slightest ihininution. In many caw. *• snhrtr Ims scarcely been cvpwl to ...

... MANTON SMITH. CHORUSES BY THE CHOIR BROMLEY BAPTIST CHORCH, PREACHER NEXT SUNDAY, Rev. J. Fleming Shearer. EASTER SERMONS-11am—“aSHALL OUR BODIES RISE C 6.30 p.*L-“ THE RISEN AND ASCENDING HUMANITY.” ADULT BIBLE CLASS, f. 45 Subjeet“ Christ our Passover.” ...

... reported, has taken house in Sidcup. If this is true, the place will be rich in contraltos, as it already contains one rapidly rising to fame, and the lady who j*?? */ is the most celebrated one of English birth in this country. The member* of the Bromley ...

... 11. It respectfully requested that the audiem-e be in their seats before Eight allow of the punctual rise of the curtain. NEW GRAND HALL,BROMLEV EASTER MONDAY. SIX NIGHTS. ...

... KNOCKHOLT PARISH CHURCH. Thu church was very prettily decorated for Easter, principally with primroses, which went very tastefully arranged. The pulpit was done by Miss Grace Welborn, and the reading desk and all the windows by Mrs. Hammond and her daughters ...

... the evening was the nomination officers ready for the April election. The anniversary festival of the branch is fixed for Easter Tueaday. Messrs. John Laing and Sons, the wellknown nurserymen, seedsmen, &c, of the Forest Hill Nurseries, have their magnificent ...

... HOLY TRINITY. BROMLEY COMMON The simplicity the decorations Holy Trinity for the Easter festival seemed to bring into lieautifid rebel- as probably the sense of artistic meant that should—the richness the llond offerings. The superb cross arum lilies ...

... hu-ines.s was transacted the meeting the (?oimeil Rurial Board, which followed, and before rising, the Council resolved to meet again, on the Wednesday Easter week, instead Ttiesd i ST. LUKE'S BURIAL BOARD. THE AUDITOR'S HM?OUT. The moiitidy meeting the ...

... times in the year, of which Easter is to lie one, and from the number given Is*low it will tluil there could have hut few absentees. In-side which those making their communion in the week have lie added to the total Easter iMv. Tlie first service ushering ...

... Extension Association.. Min Heale, eldest daughter of the Vicar of Orpington, whose condition as the result of severe burns gave rise last week to considerable apprehension, has slightly improved during the week. On Sunday the prayers of the congregation at ...

... examinations. Mm. ChaloMr Smith Hye t*amh with lUi, polpit, and tMdttig desk cloths, as an Easter offering. Mr. J. H. Foller araa one of the edsamen elected St. (Bromlej) Easter reatrj, the report which will found on paga two. Mr. Fuller's name waa unintentionally ...

... (Jeorgc Bagiev, the Indian Staff Corps, and of Montrose, N.8.,* only son of the late Mr. Arthur Bagiev, Lieutenant H.N. The Easter decorations were still up in the church, and greatly added lo the brightness of the scene. The service was choral. Mr. F. ...