Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1862-09-26

BIrbour. Middlebury j. B. Iiilliard. Wal
liagioTd; j. NJ. Peck, Wet Cornwall; +
Crane. Bristol B Lyon. North Granville,
y. j. D. Wyatt. CdstistOo G. Bas-
cJn. Shorehsm.
Ah-iuarne.
Asst. Secrefary-G. C. BiaweIl, starls-
boI0.
The following resolutions, introduced and
warmly surpIted by the Secretary &c a
hear;ieit expression VI the feelings Of the
ASSOCIATION towards their former President,
were unanimously adopted by the conEen-
Tsniion
G..o!ssd, Thas the thanks q this Association
-ett=tntntly due, and hereby rendered to
.-T ~o.i4y President. DR.. c. L. Case, Of Bran
do G.r ne sble and sstisfsotory manner in whish
C ia. managed the sdairs Of the Association du-
faas tie two last JeaEs
S,.,ls.d, That DIR. c. L. Case, Ct Brandon, Ia
b.r,hy constituted honorary monb,r Of the
1ss~c.B;ion.
Or. Case responded, thanking the Ulcers
II the ASSOCIATION for their generous co-op-
esaiiou. expressing his high appreciation
Yi she objects of the Association,
~ Tletsin- it his continued and cordial
support.
1b- exercises we're concluded by public
o..uo,I. IN Friday evening. This was an eu-
tore cc,ss. tie hall beng entirely filed BY
Dc Interested and sppreciative audience,
voc hearty aud uuztinted applause, gave
-.-- eyidrnUe both Of the Enjoyment they
''..iFad from thu performance 0f the dff,r-
'-t l--rts Of the programme, and Of their
h'Rb aTI-gcisii5n Of vocal music Is d means
q gensineand Innocent enjoynents.
Durirg she intermission between the dii-
ierens parts Of the Concert, Rev. Wm. J.
Harris OF Brandon, on behalf Of the Com
mittee on Resolutions, introduced the follow
ing, which were unanimously adopted by
ri'ing vote OF the Convention
R,.ele1d, That We tender our hearty thank, to
J rof. Baker. .or the efficient drill, valuable sug-
ges,iOus and electric impulse which have re-
c-iNed from him during the part four days; to
r.. Little, for the assistance ard pleasure that
ste tas af- rdsd BY her frequent and unrivalled
vocal performances; and to Profs. Moore and Hs-
vens, for their very acceptable services at the
Piano Fcrie'
Res8lus3, That more than ever convinced
Il The benefits to be obtained by meeting in Con-
Ten'ion for the purpose Of drill; that Church
should aid and encourage their Choirs to attend
these Conveniions; AMI that the members Of Cbors
I'VE 1t 10 Themselves AID their respective Churchts
- avail thepseives fer possible Of these sd-
-sntsges, In order that their rendering of sac ed
music asy be more effective for the purposes for
T7ieh 1t is designed.
R.t5iUs5, ] hst chanting ought 10 have a more |
.rlminsnt place than it now has in our public re
.iUns Eervices-
R.soiV-d, That great pains should be taken to
tscA children sstsfasff1l music and teach it in
-uch A manner that when as adults they enjoy IN
usual opportunities, they may spend less time in /
or-lesrning bad hsbits.
Psso'UeS, That We ten Ter our thanks 10 the cit
ssas 81 Brandon for their generous hospitilty; to
re g.. b. K. h Co Tor free return tickets; and
' 9lr 1cers for the past year, for their eff ceni
g ans ssltnt Of the sTairs CT the Association.
RsoiUsi, That will II possible, be present at
be next Getting Of the Association; and will, in /
tls H. al line do s.l in our power to rsise the |
-t4Ldari 81 musicsl excellence In our respective /
--'auui1'i=s.
Resalv.9, Thst the thsnks OF this Association /
&c rsp- c'aliy DE 20 ihs Ladies' who have scted |
2 Committee Of entertainment, Tor the poli'e,
Q rilzi s1a ensrgeiie manner IN Ehcl they have
Z charged he srtu duties devolvsd upou them.
A. the close Of the Concert the Convention
slIalIur1 sns de-
II. A. LYON. Secretary.