Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-09-03
Musical Convention at Jensr.on.

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Palmer, of New York. The attendance
was more than usually large. much in
terest was manifested by the singer and
Prof. Palmer was unanimously electe q
conductor. Other conductors have re-
ceiVed unanimous endorsement of the as
sociation-he enjoys the affection and re
spect of all.
One very pleasant circumstance occur
red on Thursday afternoon, which will
long be remembered by those present
Mr.. C. A. Bentley called to take look
at the singers, for the purpose of seeing
how many of the old members were still
with the association. Mr.. Bentley was
one of its first conductors, and one of
those who organized and supported it..
When asked to say few words to the
ASSOCIATION. he spoke of the early meet
ings Ofthe association, of the interest he
has ever felt. of bis desire for its future
succfss, and in few words expressed his
great pleasure at meeting so many famil-
lar faces, and thanked all for their kind
remembrances-
A disturbance was made on Thursday
evening, and the parties engaged in it
arrested and fned-much TO the credit of
the village authorities.
Friday evening, the hall was packed
with the best people OF the town. who
expressed their apprt ciaiion by repeated
applause. Mrs, HarmoR's solo-B-auIi-
ful Winding River, Miss Viola Egglrs-
toms song-LittIe Bird why Singesi thou
and Mr.. C. Williams clarpnet solo, were
enthusiastically encored. and every other
nnmb-r Of the programme was rendered
in the most credllable manner. so that it
renders il impossible to decide which was
the more meritorious.
We certainly cannot forget Mr.. Mobiles
parody on-"Father, Dear Father" he
sang il. all about his wife. and be cer-'
tainly looked as though he was in earn
est efg a-teff.- l.
II was decided TO hiring out Mozari's
4SNl 1Adoc hA NaAC tiEAN liTGAlltE w tlC dS
sociaiion. and TO give the singers ah idea.
what it is, the Professor asked them to
read several of the most difficult chOrnses,
which In manner surprised every one
and convinced all that the association is
perfectly competent 10 render it to effect
The introduction Of this piece of music
In ,l -. ti.s I-.,, .cloas - NJ, r,l,
ern Ohio, and afford the singers Of our
county good opportunity for study, as
well as enlist their interest.
At the close of the concert Friday eve
nlng, res .luIions were read and adopted,
thanking Prof Palmer, Mrs. Barrett. pi
anlst, and Mr.. C. Williams, OF GuslaVus
who played the claronet, for the very
able manner in which they performed
their parts and the citizens were also
very kindly remembered for the kind re-
ceptioR they gave the members of the as
sociaiion, the interest manifested by them
and the substantial support and renero us
hospitality so freely given.
With conductors like D. o. Emerson
and H. R. Palmer. and The generous sup
port always given by the worthy people
OF our county, there is no reason why the
Ashtabula County Musical Association
should not become the best society of its
kind in the State.
PROGRAMME OF THURSDAY EVENING CON-
CERT-PART FIRST.
Hail Smiling Morn-chOrus. sa a
In Silent Mead-msle quarsette, Messrs.
A L. Howard, H. H. King. 6. Whelpton
and A. W. Hayford. r.yt
The May BeIls-glee chorus.
The Swallows Farewell-due tt-Mrs.
e. Hayes and Mrs. j. Parker.
Boat Song-glee chorus.
Clarinet SoIo-Mr @. Williams.
H bsearz'GWtus-a selection from Mo-
zart's 18th Mass-soIo by A. L. Howard
PART SECOND.
Piano duet-Mrs. Barrett and Miss Ca
prom.
"Ye Spotted Snakes"-quartette. Misses
Grover. Peck, RsWson, and Mrs. Jam es
Parker.
One solemn thought CO mes TO me DER
and o'eT-chorus.
Little Bird why Singest Thou s-song,
Miss Viola Eggleston.
Beautiful Winding Riverside and
chorus, Mrs, Harmon. H. .fs
The FishsFmen-Duet, Messrs, How
ard and Greenlee.
Dear Wife. Come Home to me Now
song. Henry Noble.
Anvil Chorus.
FRIDAY EVENING coNoERT-PART FIRST.
See the SUMS First Gleams-Rlee cho-
rus
Hope Reyond-duet, Messra. q. Noble
and D. HayfoFd
spring-quartette. Mrs. Hayes, Mira
Ward. Mrs. Gillest and Mrs. Parker.
Temperance Anthem.
Battle Prsyer-song. Mra. L. D. Dag
getts, GiraFd, Pa.
lGfaellS Sons With aHe Accnrd-quar.
tette and CHORUS.
Protect rs through the Coming Night,
fEee-Mr, @. Fooley, Mra Harmon and
Mss 8. Hall.
Clarinet solo-Mr. O. Williams.
II InOGrnaWtVs-s selection from No.
Earts 18th Msss-solos by Messrs How
ard and King, Mrs. Parker and MiSa Raw.
son.
FART sEeoNs.
Plano eolo-Miss Hervey.
MiDsrers, the celebrated Prison sasns-
solo and ChoFus-solos By Mrs. Harmon,
Mrs, WhetmQFe and Mrs. Reyes.
Life hAa 10 FoweF-dust, Mrs Hayes
and Mrs.. FFlcksh
MeFFily Dance tho ssAss fO.alght-
chorus.
WAsa the TIDE Cones yn--Ml.. Volta
EgRlSStoA.
Rsautifal Winding HlveF-solo end
ohorua-Solo by Mrs, Harmon,
The FensIvs plsno-dsscrlp,lvs lohg.
Prot. q. q. Palmer and 4. /. Howard.
Anvil Chorus, EA
Police NeIeI,
Last Wednesday afternoon sneak
inlet entered one Of the ffent rooms of
Henry B. Castles FesIdencs and carried
Of 8 valuable gold watch that was lying
asH N-Nn H.