Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-06-29


There will be, at least, three Brass
Bands present, viz: Rutland Brass Band,
Rrattleboro Cornet Band, Keene Brass
Band. Also two drum corps.
The MUsICAL FEsTIvAL-The Mu7t-
cal Festival of the Public Schools of Rut-
land tomorrow evening gives factoring
promise Of being the best exhibition of
this d.partment of instruction that has
vet been given The most careful prep
s,,t,on has been made for the occasion
nv thorough drilling in the pieces select
ell and the result of the rehears4l1 OF the
,..,ir,. oborus Of more than four hundred
voice. which have been given. show that
a remarkable degree Of harmony his been
attained Prof Mietzko has been unre-
,,,;tti,s III his efforts 20 develope the
ronsicsl talent Of his large clrs' and per
feet them ia discipline, and the result Is
a. credjtable to him as it must be satistaG-
tory to those INTERCEPTED in the promotion
of mnaieaI culture in the schools. The
Gov inc occasion, and contains a varsity of
standard selections that cannot fail to
s,,isfy the most exacting taste. The
mere sight of such large choir OF youth
ful nu.icians gill amply repay visit to
,ho Opera House, aud we are sure none
will be disappointed in the degree Of
IT,. t,rd musical culture that has
been acquired
The chorus will be sustained by Dor
iue's splendid band of Troy, embracing
fourteen pieces, which will give an out
door concert on Depot Park, previous to
tho exercises at the Opera House. The
festival altogether promises to be the best
~ousioal entertainment that has been of
20 our public for long time. 1t is
'e'0u III the entire public is interest
ou' il, ~n', ,, ~Sst With liberal enconr-
agemeut. We give w" !"
for the occasion:
PART I,
l. ChoraI-"A strong castle is our Lord
Lat,>@f
Sung in unison by 4OO pupils
3 Orchestra FESTIVAL March" Hief@ke'
g. Chorus-Oer the hill, DER the dale"
Gl0vey.
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. from the opera ''Tann-
hauser." wagner
5. Chorus -"Ky sie" from Mass in F.
Concose.
t. Orchestra "Galop des Sirenes." .
T. Chorus-"The Ocean Nymphs"
PART II.
-, o,srtrre-uPoet and Peasant" Von Stppe
.. Chorus "The Herdsman's Mountain Song"
A5t.
N D,ott fortwo Comets. D0ring.
II Chorus-"Great God to Thee" Beeth0Uen'
p. Orehestra-selections from ia Fora DEL
Doltinom Verdi.
"a Cnnrrs--uHunter,s Song" Kuecken.
IA Orchestra-"Weddi March"
rs Final-"My country tits of Thea full chorus
and Orchestra.
The audience is requested to join in singing the
last verse.
... .-..-.. 1890
FrNERAL OF THE LATE CHARLES O.
DpwEy - Yesterday afternoon, at two
l,o,ooL in accordance with previous
annou ucement, large hulhoo
friends and ncighbors of Chas. O. Dewey
and the ,oembers Of the Rutland Count,
BAR. uNs4s at his late residence on MAN
street, to pay tine last tribute OF respec
sReetionate regard for their decease'
ana
associate. III services were conducted o.
The funel. 5ohnson, pastor OF tn
Rev 7 G;bson -sr. of which Mr.
Congregational Chul ANA was cohi
Dewey was a member, aPPfoprAa'
menced by the reading o,
selections from Holy Writ. sc
A portion of the church choir
present, and followed the reading by sing
ing the hymn commencing with the words
" In the Cross of Christ I,Glory."
We are only able to give the following
brief sketch of the remarks of the cffci-
ating clergyman:
Gods meaning is often hidden in the
isolated act, and we are compelled to look