Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-06-24

MRS BosTw1ck's GRAND CONCERT comes off this even.
in Washburn Hail. on which occasion will jointly ap.
pear Mrs f. G. BostUick the eminent American sopra-
no. Sig. Arnold Prime Tenore Of the Academy of Music
of New York and Harry Sanderson, the renowned young
American Pianist OF the superior eminence of Mrs
Bostwicks performances our readers have already had
occasion be familiar. OF MIR Sanderson, the New
York Herald says
SHOT many years ago. stopping a sandersous HOTEL in
Philadelphia day he 2rd sweet sounds issuing from
piano, in an adjoining apartment, and entering it
an infant three of age seated at the Instrument
from which his nmbe, tiny hHgers, with the occasional
OF his dimped elbow drew the music that had attract
ed usthe artist now and then supendng his perform
to take bite of cake This child the wonder
of the city, He played entirely by ear without nsruG
on and at the age of four would mprovse pieces which
were taken down and Published as he played them His
passion fer music seemed veritable inspiratop,-the
emotion to which he could give vent in other way found
uterance in some wild burst Of melody, spontaneous
the impulse that prompted it, His parents opposed his
devotion to arti but the wonderful boy convinced
them that the mighty energy of genius had determined
his destiny. He is now youth, and for the first time
appeals to the public who cannotbut appreciate his
rior performances"
sibeys soda is the aise of the million Crowds rush
rush into Charles sibey's of hot day. devour the
cooling drafts from his delicious fount
Soda Corner again hronged as the sun pours down
its perpendicular rays upon the heatsd pavements by
the thirsty crowds who pour down the scotts
refreshing fount with great avdy. scots soda is the
best antidote for the hot weather extant-
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