Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1867-10-17
8. song-Norah, darling, don't believe
them Mrs. III nj Smith of Roston

8. song-Norah, darling, don't believe
them, Mrs. II. NJ, Smith OF Boston.
Q. song-Mrs, d. C. Hall OF Boston.
10, song-Young Katie, T. P, Phillips
st. Albans.
Mr. Phillips was enchored and sang
by request the song entitled "Nor.
mandy Maid"
The third and last concert OF the con.
vention was given last evening and was
a perfect success in every respect. Ros.
sinl's Stabat Mater" was splendidly
rendered, and too much praise cannot be
attributed to the sololsts on this occa.
sion, The committee on resolutions then
presented the following resolutions
which were unanimously adopted by the
convention
Resolved THAT our profound and
fervent thanksgivings are due to the
Father OF all mercies for the privileges
we have enjoyed during this Convention,
and for the peace and harmony which
have characterized our intercourse,
Resolrsd II.-That in Prof. l.. 0. Emer.
son OF Boston, we find an accomplished
artist and an efficient instructor, who
has won anew our admiration, and en-
shrined himself more fully than ever In
our affections.
Resolved lII.-That the eminent sue.
cess of DR.. Carl Zarrahn in conducting us
through the Stabst Mater and the Ora.
torio Choruses, merits and receives our
warmest praise.
Resolved lV.-That the Soloists, Mrs.
Smith, Mrs. Hall, Miss Barney and Miss
Phelps, and Messrs. j. Whitney, NJ. W.
Whitney, E. P. Phillips and Dudley, we
tender our thanks for the delightful SER
vice they have afforded us.
Resolved What we are greatly in.
debted to Profs. Mletzke, Moore and
Proctor, for the efficient aid rendered US
by the skillful accomplishments upon
the piano and organ.
Resolved VI.-That we assure the good
people OF Rutland who have so kindly
entertained us, that their hospitality is
appreciated and our intercourse with
them will long be gratefully remem-
bered.
Resolved VII.-That the thanks of the
association be given to the various rail-
road companies in this State, for the
courtesy of return checks.
Resolved VIII.-That this Convention
express their unqualified approval of
annual, seml-annual or quarterly gath
erings OF this Association, and believe
that the benefits arising from them fully
warrant the heavy expense of time,
labor and money.
Resolved IX.-That the officers OF the
Association, one and all, deserve our
confidence and esteem for the diligence
and efficiency with which they have
managed the affairs Of the Association
during the past year.
E. H. HIGLBY.
A. H. COBB
0. Cook
The programme for the second part OF
the evenings entertainment was as fol-
lows
l. Solo for piano, by Mietzke.
.. Song, by Mrs. Hall. Encored and
sung Birdie looking out for
me-"
3. Song-The Storm Wind, by NJ. w.
Whitney.
A. Trio-Marelse del Some, by Mrs.
Hall and Messrs. Whitney.
5. Song-Prayer and Bascorole, by Mrs.
Smith; encored and sung Light
Of my Soul"
g. Song-Loving heart trust oD, by E. |
P. Phillips.
1. Song-Ave Maria, by Miss E. A.
Barney; encored and recalled.
8. Duett-What Mountains, by Mrs.
Smith and Mr.. Phillips.
The concert closed by singing the |
Chorus, and it was conceded
by all to be the most classical perform.
ance ever given in Vermont. Thus
closed the Eighteenth Annual Conven.
ton OF the Western Vermont Musical
Association, which has been of great
benefit to the members present, and will
long be remembered for its pleasant as.
sociations.