The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-13

The cold Folks concert" given at Port
Henry last Wednesday evening, by the
young people of that place, was a complete
success and afforded much qualification to
the large number who attended it, the hail
being completely filled The stage was
decorated with some old fashioned furnl-
turc, such as bureaus, rocking chairs and
the well known seven ut this day" tallow
dip. AT eight O'clock the party of ''old
folks" numbering about thirty, made their
appearance, and the costumes then dis
closed Tor the first time to any of the audi
ence, appeared. They were well arranged,
and exhibited marked difference between
those of that day and the ones now in use.
The parts were al well taken. The chorus
singing was in good time and tune under
the timing of Obadiah Billings. prot. A..
Tromblec), who took his part in the best
manner.
yg rIRsrg PARrK
!. Song of sc Ola FOXES,
All W men AID women singers
All 20 Iltu anu NOllltn singers
3. Worldly Songe,
fpaphroditus Blgelow
1. Easter Anthem,
All ye men and women singers
3. Wolrdley 4-parte songc
Mehitable baxter, tShe that was a
Smith,) and others of We modlSt
o. Bridgewater,
All - men and women singers
All ye men and women singers
Dr. Miles AttwodpD
9. Sound the Loud Tlmbrel,
All ye men and women singers
YE SECOND rARTE
]. Marselles Hymn,
q All We men singers
All ye men and women singers
D. Worldly 4-parte Songe,
Hans Gladdenshuysen Vouderschmlu
and Others
4. Davids Lamentatlon,
All ye men and women singers
s. Worldly songe, .
Dorothy Quackenbush
All ye men and women singers
T. Russia,
All ye men and women singers
s. Worldly Selection,
by OF ye moste modesto
.. sons OF Zion come before Him,
All ye men and women singers
The concert commenced with the famil-
lar song Aud Lang Sync," which was
well rendered. The Worldlye, Songc
flushed is the Watch, by Epaphroditus
Bigelow, Mr.. Baldwin, was listened to
with qualification by all, but the chief at
traction of the evening was, the Worldlyc
Songe, " Jacob Get the Cows Home
Mehtablc Baxter .................M Mrs. Hicock
Experience Billings ...........M Mrs WOodbridge
Hans Nonderschmid. .,. Prof. Geo. A. Barrett
obadiah Billings .....,,..prof. A. TrOmblee
A slight cold prevented the rendering OF
the ballad, "Mary of Argyle" in the man.
ner in which Dr. Miles Attwoden, IS.
Tromblee," is capable of doing.
The solo in "Sound the Loud Timbrel."
sang by Mrs IIicock, showed her to be n
first class singer, and the chorus to the
same was well done.
The Worldye four part song sung by
o or At,woa HllIiogs
Hans Gladdensh1ysen vondershmidG,A BarPett
Ebenezer Warren. .....,........-,.,.E. S. Nye
appeared TO suit the audience the best of
anything. So much so that it was honored
with an encore Prof. Barrett has a deep
mellow voice and took the principal part.
The Worldlyc Song, by Dorothy Quack-
enbush, Miss Mary Treadway, was finely
sung in clear sweet voice, which will be
improved by practice.
The Worldlye selection, "The Twilight
Is Fast Descending" by the male quartette
mentioned above was deserving of much
praise, as are all the persons who have
taken part in arranging the concert and
to Mr.. Tromblec the originator and con-
ductor of it, your reporter Is under great
obligations for favors shown.
Before closing, | must mention the skill
full playing on the organ, by Miss Katie