Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-10-20

Eos. HERAID:--Through your columns
please allow the privilege Of saying some
thing in regard to the vocal and instru
mental concert, given by Miss Sallie Rose
music class, on the evening Of the 2lst ult
At an early hour, the Union ChurcI
was filled with guests from all parts 0
the countryi at eP.M, Miss Rose and he
class arrived, taking their places upon tn
stage The exercises were opened by sing
ing the anthem, Guide me, 0, Thol
Great Jehovah" The second Performance
was an Organ Solo, by Miss Amanda Car
accompanied by Misses / Roseand Llzzi,
Gruy, at the piano,
March De Concert" came next and wai
well executed by Miss ida Bergman, o
jamestown, after which, one of "Baefe',
Ballads" was sung, by Miss Sallie Rose
"Tbe Mocking Bird" on piano, by Miss
Lille Jenkins, of jamestown, came next
showing ease, skill and gracefuluess, ard
was much applaudcd. Tho sixth perfor-
nance was a song, quartette, "Cantileua,'
by Misses l. Rose and Mary Scott, Messrs.
Carr and Purrett. Part first Of the pro-
gmmme was concluded with overture, pi,
ano duett, "Bronze Horse" by Misses Sal,
lie ana Iora Rose.
After short bause, part second of the
programme was commenced with an organ
solo, by Miss Lucy Parrett, accompanied
by Misses | Rose and L, Gray, at the pi-
ano "The Ranjo' imitation, Oh the pi-
Nno, was exceedingly well performed by
Miss Callie Haymaker, Third came q pi-
ano solo, "Music on the Water" by Miss
Lille Dingers, of Jamestown-a good per
formunce. Next was trio, Down among
the Llllies," by Misses l, Rose, Scott and
Carr. Fifth, solo, "French Laughing
Song" by Miss Sallie Rose, sung with
pleasant ease and artistic skill, showing
great vocal culture and elicitng much ap-
plause. Then came "The Girl | left be-
hind me, instrumental, by Miss Lizzie
Gray, showing practice not spent in vain; +;
after which the trio overture, "Figira," by
Misses Perryman, Dingers and Jenkins,
was well received Eighth and last, "Good
Night Song" by Misses Sallie and l. Rose
At the conclusion of Good night" Miss
Sallic Rose stepped forward and thanked
all for their attention and perfect order and
informed us thnt the performance was
over Attention was suddenly arrested,
and the audience agreeably surprised at
the appearance of Miss Lennie L. Parrett'
upon the stage, who spoke as follows:
"Miss Sallie Rose, permit me to deyiate
a little, from your regular order of exer-
cses | ask but moment OF time. l
come before you tonight, not as an honor
ed member of your music class, but MS n
representative of the "Frame Chapel Sun
day School" wherein, you, for Il season,
have acted SO graciously, rs chorister
Miss Rose. we have felt your presence in
opr sunday School. and your delightful
rendering Of sweet music; YOUR kind in
structions therein, have struck new key.
note in our hearts, which Vlorates ana WIN
to Nlorate IN "a loVe TO you pl anu IN
lor All these iaEors' puv' 10
night While we itlolce IN PasC dressings i' ,S
we leel II Pang wlIGih' |lIeh sl'e"hs SEP
aratloh; when tells US tnaC you are aooIO ?,i
to go out from our ililusG TO ,lllngIo WIN 6i
us no more IN our SUNDAY oehool' ~,
our hearts are sad out oe assured 'h"U
your sweet influence WI gar MEYER @ dea aDi ~ VS. VS.
'uuU W.. '"e,i,0'y y,,,,,'it mo in LeboIf Of
our sunday School, to offer you this ring
us taken Of our deep love for YOU ana
OF your generous sIirhO' S'u9'
a ." iitI@ M bonJ M IF Sabbatb Iabor,rs Miss
Rose, pray accept this, simple pledge of
our hearts devotion to you; ana as pace
10 uI'nn your nauu i"y ynnr ernry r,rt
in tho sunday School, and should YOU
never more chant praises with us in the