Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-11-02

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WIN IeiIi"' sAIi4'espec!aIly III pieces
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Mother, Kiss me in my Dreams" by
Mrs. Ross, was beautifully sung in q
sweet pure voice.
"katie's Letter" was 50 1eelingly rem
dered by Miss Carey that the ladies, who
seem to know all about glowing faith
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were oyand in execution Indeed we
heard it generally remarked by those
from distance, and from other states,
too, who were professional musicians
that they never attended a Convention
where there was such an array OF mu.
sical talent, and where they chad so
much good done them as here.
The Solos were all mastery given,
especially those done by the ladies.
Miss Lizzie S4nderson of our place
was loudly encored in her Paradise, and
won admirelng friends by her clear,
sweet voice. Perhaps the piece OF the
evening was "Robin Polqh" by Messrs
Thomas and Leavilt. 1t was not only
well sung but most effectively and feel
ingly given,
A pleasant episode was the presepta-
tfon Of q beautiful bououat to Prof Ken
dali at the conclusion Of his Piano Solo.
bv Miss Carev. The Oueen Of Song do.
inc homage to sfohtIess Genius
"Fornvpr and Evern was very hanniIv
sung by Miss Marsh.
"The Brook" bv Miss Jennie Bush
won torrent of applause Her voice
has all the prettiness of a child's vet all
the clearness of the woman her chief
MERIT however, especially where so
many failed, is in her cleer, distinct
almost roul+lauS arurcio+iOr Tboro woo