The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-03-06

GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL
Performance of the Cantata of the
"HAY MAKE ES.''
THIS CELEBRATED MUSICAL COMPOSITION Er
PROF. GEO. F. ROOT.
Will be given to the public with a.. ara !9In
members of the several choirs in this
town, under the direction OF
LIB. HARRINGTON,
On THURSDAY, FRIDAY X SAT- RpAY Evenings.
March 9Th. 9th and 9Th,
TOWN HALL. ST. 10 HNSEUR y.
Doors open a, 81 o'clock. to commence at u.
When will be presented the following
PROGRAMME.
AROUSE We. Arouse We. Harrington
AWAY. to the meadows. away. Full Chorus
3-Swe't Morn how lovely is thy face.
Misses Harrington and Gushing.
i-Heigho how early the folks getu
y p Lowering
so Him who made Full Chorus
6-Now steady swing your sCythcs. \ +. o:,hcn
7-Fireman's Song. Lowering
S--With step firm and steady Semi Chorus
Worthen. Morrison, Cole. Emerson,
llOdgdcn. Otis
9-The Sun las drank up the morning dew.
Miss NJ W Film;
l0-ToSs it hither. toss it thither. Semi Chorus
Misses Harrington. Gushing. Stacy,
ll-Spreaders and Mowers. Full Chorus
Miss Harrington
l3-The birds have sought the forest shade.
Mr. Worthen and Matte W Flint.
1.-THE hour of noon is near. III Herrick
l5-'Tis the Farmers welcome call. Full chorus
l6-Sweet after toll cometh rest.
c L Paddock. Misses Harrington,
Hartman and W Mack.
l1-RefreShed now with vigor new.
LIB Harrington
lS-Ha-k to the cheerful sound Full Chorus
l9-Prepare we now to close the labors of the day.
Harrington
aO-Come follow while gaily we rake up the hay
Mrs Morrison, Misses Stacy Ide.
Carpenter, Flint. Mrs Emerson and
Full Chorus
Pin the west the Sun declin,th
Miss Harrington
22-When wandering DER the deep. Chorus
Misses CUSHING stacy lint
pa dairy maid am |. Miss Harrington
2i-Softly the twilight fades. Full Chorus
a. (Serenade. " II ieriick
. Dream Song. Miss Harrington
! 26-Serenade. Lowering
| 27-Good morning. Full Chorus
2S-How pleasant are those cheerful words
! EO Finel
29-Blithly go we forth, It's our harvest day. de
3O-Light-hearted are we and free from care
FnIl Charms
3l-IIow like some tented camp Full Chorus
32-Joy, it is not the tented field. Miss Hartman
33-Scenes of happiness love We. Miss Gushing
34-The dew now is off, Harrington
35-No! not yet just wait little longer.
Lowering
36-How good is He the giver.
Harrington, Paddock. Mack. Misses
Harrington and Gushing.
Show sultry is the day. Full Chorus
3S-How hushed and still. Worthen
ga shower. a shower. Full Choru-
40-Will any body lend me an umbrella Lowering
4l-Now c5eaks the heavy wagon. Harrington
42-Shrouded is the Sun. Full chotu,
Messrs Mack and Paddock; Mrs Green
and Hartman.
43-Lo the clouds are breaking.
!, Miss Harrington and Mr. Herrick.
i4-Rainbow. II Inflow. Full Choru.
45-All nature now rejCices.
Mrs Morrison, Mrs Gushing, Misses
Carpenter, Flint,-Paddock. Harring-
ton, Herrlck, Lowering.
i6-Harvest home. Full Choru.
PROF. D. \. FRENCH, NEwBURY, PIANIST.
The assistance so kindly promised US by Messr.
Thompson, Hodgden, Green, Marshall, Houghton
as well as by Mrs Woodbury.. Harrington, W 0rther
and Miss Morrison to render our Chorusses NOR,
efficient, will not fail to add to the attractions
the entertainment. The Hall will be under the
control and direction of Mr. L Flint, whose
services have been so often known and appreci
ated with US. that no words are needed to prove
his part will be we'll done.
This Cantata has been in rehearsal two months
and We hope the home talent here introduced vii
prove An attractive feature to The public IN thi:
and the adjoining towns.
ADMITTANCE Is CENTS.
Tickets to be had at Howard's and St Johns
bury House. 1915