Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-10-16
Hancock Musical Association.

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We gave the report OF the proceedings o'
the Convention up to Thursday morning IN
cur last weeks issue
Rehearsal and instruction continued 'hfo
the last two days with increasing interest
and satisfaction.
No one was connected with the tonven-
ton without feeling highly pleased and
greatly benefited.
Friday moraing the following oih;ers were
elected for the ensuing year;
! President-J. W Jones, Ellsworth.
Vice Presidcnt-P. W. Perry, Ellsworth
Sccretary-F. R Swazey, Baeksport.
Executive Commttee-K. 6. W. Dodge
BluehilI Rufus Buck, Bucksport' oiinah
W. Tucker, Bueksport Charles Ferry Ellis
worth W. C. Kicker Cherryheid D. w.
Dresser Castine; R. II, >ilsby, Amherst
and j. lier'ey Batter Franklin
Committee on Resol"tions-Eugene Hale,
I. W, Perry, +. H. swazey ana l. l.
Jones Esqrs.
The Concert Friday evening which closed
the Convention was most excellent. i'e
Hall was perfectly crowded. The programme
was arranged IN the most perfect taste loe
concert was conducted entirely Oy our own
singers. None being present from ABROAD
lac parts were al pea formed IN exact pro-
pT9fFe'y.
Ihe following IS the programme Oh tue
evening
Isl. hymn tunes.
- QuaF'et'e--'' here Liberty a"e''s'
there Is my country Alss D"''o"' "'S'
Wood hessrs' baeS ana o"azey'
81 chant Almighty one.
9Th, S}ns-" Angels ever oFis"sahd 'aiF
Mrs Mel5naid'
9Th. s-"Ihs sanbeams are SHIN
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9th. "Shou.der Arms, 10y ifoi' Liner
son.
tth. sweet Vale OF lest MISS AAic
Dnt;on'
eth. QaaTiette-'Arouse ye gay Tom
rad, Misses R2lman, AMI M5ssrs. camp
bell aud B2ynton.
OH. Hymn-"To Prayer.
10th. Sons-"Merry IS the Greenwood,
Miss Nancy Dotton.
Ilth. Chorus-"Joy, joy, Freedom To-
I day."
i,a. o.,,r.o.,a-. .1Ia,,.i..t ,i,oo il now
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hrs' ic'ry anu MISS N"a'i oe'iHi"' -h''S'S
/ Perry ami Black.
! 18th. Chorus-"The eyes Of all"
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/ 18th. Ddett-"Falry Sisters, Mrs. Me-
/ Donald and Miss Katie Rcdman.
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WINCH "'h1S. Mr' b"''eF' AeSsfs' i-'iu
and Black, Misses Mcfarland and Chamber
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4sth. Song 'p''''A Of E" affeh' MI
BoYuton.
I9th. Chorus Glee-"Galant and Gay"
ON, National u,.,,,
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-is'' DoAo''H9 "is1 N's ~ "uo
by the audience.
Mar the close Of tie exercises the COM
mjtte. on resolutions rem ,rtel the following
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VIZ" "''e "1ee - '''e
KeS1feed, HAT the OBJECT OF TINS Associa-
ton Is thc Improvement oi is members IN
the art and scienee oil ha'ie. and esi"c'aiiY
tneir Advancement IN the praette OF Sdo'ta
MUSE We meet 10 accomplish inns ana
only when thc nome circle the social satA-
erIh5, the Fe.IsiIus mtetle5 anu "9fship IN
the house Oh Tod snail hasc az Become IN
fused by correct appreciation anu practice
OF the beauties OF muse, VIII TIE mai oo-
Jeet Of such Associations as ours De att"inel'
h-soirfd, ! nat We tender our most earnest
thanks - Professor l.. u. Emerson our ln-
sTuetor' i0r rs uhtirinS Efforts during the
session tor the many benefits he has cohiei-
/ 81 on the ASSOCIATION; Tor the - he has
lone u al VINO nave pceh resent We
'hAhE Inn iJr DIS patience promPthess anu
energy i9r having shown us 50 wen what
Is good music, ana how o. the best and
shortest paths II i a''asha'c' we PART
wiki him with regret ana we hope as singers
70 met him again ana DC anew improved py
his instructions.
ReSohrcd, Tnat our sincere thanks are due
and heartily given 10 Miss Arletta Redman,
who bias 80 cAeertuliy aud successfully acted
as Pianist during cur meeting. Her part
Was second only to that Of the Professor IN