Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-10-22

hourly be heard music, vocal and instru.
mental. If this thing goes on, musical
editor will have to be engaged for this pa
per, and unfortunately the Ring has not
single member who can tell singing from
crying, or Old Hundred from Yankee Doc
die. lit Is permitted US with this ackuowl.
edgment to speak Of musical performances.
we should say that the Concert given on
Monday evening, by Andrews Orchestra.
of Bangor, assisted by Mrs. Crowell and
Mrs. Wasgat and Messrs. Moody and
Silsby, was the finest ever given In this
city. The instrumental music was OF a
high order. rejecting great credit OH the
leader of the band. Mrs. Crowell here as
| everywhere is great favorite. and with
Mrs. Wasgatt was loudly applauded, and
frequently recalled. The arrangements
for the Concert were admirably made. the
stage was tastefully adorned with flowers
! and brilliant Autumn leaves, and the
whole performance, was most acceptable
to one of Ellsworth's best audiences. The
good taste and courteous bearing of per-
formers and auditors were particularly
conspicuous, and for the credit OF our city,
we trust that no more structures from the
pen of Censor Morum" will be found
applicable to future assemblies.
Our music loving citizens may expect
rich treat. from the concert to be given
here the 2gih. by the Penobscot Male
Ouartette Club. consisting of Mr.. T.. f..
Holden, lst Tenor; Mr.. +. A. Curtis. I'd
Tenor; Mr.. J. NJ. Sullivan, LIST Bass: Geo.
:. harrington. "a Bass.
Miss Dora II. Wiley, of Boston, the pop
ular young soprono, will make her first
appearance In Ellsworth at that time, and
our people must not fail TO improve ,this
opportunity to hear one Of the sweetest
and most captivating vocalists of the day.
Mrs. j.. 7. Wasgatt, Alto. will accom-
pany them, and Mr.. NJ. ii. Andrews as vi
oiinist. Mrs. Jewell will preside at the
piano.
Let u give them a full house, and show
them that the people of Ellsworth appre-
ciate high order of music. Tickets will
be for sale at an early date.
Prom the Bangor Wing X CouricrI
Miss DORA NILEY.-Thi, charming goung
vocalist who has acquired great popularity
during her short residence here. comes before
the public in her own behalf for the first time
th- evening. That those who have heard her
VIII improve the opportunity To hear her again
We can hardly doubt; and We can assure those
VII" have not and propose To. that a rich treat
! l. IN store for them. Miss Wiley has made mli-
sIc her profession. and her friends believe that
! with her talents and superb voice-a highly
cultivated soprano->he will win her way 10
emincncc. Ii will BE- an advantage TO thi. CON-
muniiy 10 retain such musical ability A. Mis-
" Iuy>. and We trust that she viii have sufti-
/ cieni encouragement TO make Bangor her per
manent residence. IL IRoNAToRE.
From the Bangor Daily Commercial
| THIS ENENING.-The benefit Concert to Mis-
| Dora Wiley, the popular Young soprano. occur
al City Hall this evening. II i hardly necc.-
>arY To -ay that Mis- Wiley l. one Of the sweet
| 81 and most captivating vocalist, in the CITY
and We know that our citizen, will avail them
selves Of the fine opportunity offered. and "a
10 the City Hall Tonight.
Prom the Chelsea Mass Public
Mis- Dora II. Wiley. formerly Of our ciiv
but now residing in Bangor. i, visiting Chel.
>ea, and sung Last sunday at the MI. Belling.
ham church. Her voice has lost none Of it,
power and sweetness. but j. rather. very much
improved since We last heard her. and he /,
worthy Ia rank with the many fr>i-ca>- 80
prano> this community has furnished