The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1876-02-19
The Grand Promenade Concert.

The lady managers of the Vermont GEN.
tennial committee for Rutland county
have de6nately concluded to have the
grand promenade concert take place on
Monday evening the 2Sth instant. They
are therefore actively engaged in perfect
ing their arrangements to this end.
Special efforts are being made to have
excellent music, the best that can be OBJ
tanned. Negotiations are pending to Sc
cure either the Germania band of Boston,
Dodworths band of New York city or
Dorings band OF Troy.
The committee of town managers met
the county managers Thursday afternoon
to perfect the arrangements for the concert.
over eighty of the most prominent ladies
of Rutland county-we believe there are
eighty-two names on the printed list in the
"letter missive" of invitation-have con-
scented to act as managers to appear en-
costume at the concert, and to dispose of
the tickets. With such guarantee of
success the managers feel at liberty to
secure the best orchestra and make all
other arrangements that will contribute to
the pleasure OF the occasion, regardless of
expense.
The following card of invitation has been
issued:
GRAND CENTENNIAL PROMENADE CONCERT
at the Town Hall, Rutland, VT, Monday
evening, February 2S, 1876. Ladies and
gentlemen requested to appear in costume
of 1875. A full orchestra will be in atten-
dance. Promenade Concert from TO 10;
dancing to commence at TO- Tickets ad-
hitting gentleman and lady TO Hall, So;
single tickets to gallery, 81. Those wish
ing supper can procure it at Bardwell
House. .f.fF.
COUNTY COMMITTEE.
Mrs. L. A. Morse.
TOWN COMMITTEE.
Mrs. L. G. Kingsley. Mrs. G. r Bottum,
Rutland; Mrs. r. W. Hyde, Hydevile;
Mrs. Goodwin, Farhaven; Mrs. ID G.
Bascom, Brandon; Mrs. j. Scribner, Wal
lingford; Mrs. H.C. Gleason, Shrewsbury;
Mrs DR.. Jones, Dandy; Mrs Ed. Clark,
Poultney.
Return checks will be issued by the Yer
mont Central to all attending the concert
MANAGERS.
Mrs. Middleton Goldsmith, Mrs. John N.
Baxter, Mrs. =. NJ. Dorr, Mrs Geo A.
Merrill, Mrs. E. l.. Ormsbee, Mrs. u V.
X. Wilson, Mrs. Samuel Williams, Mrs.
John Strong. Mrs. Cnas. Sheldon, Mira.
John A. Sheldon, Mrs. Miner Hilard
Mrs. Henry Clark, Mrs. Geo. A. 1uttle
Mrs. w. G. Veazey, Mrs. E. Foster Cook,
Mrs. Cyrus Porter, Mrs. W. II. b. Owen,
Mrs. Joel b. Harris, Mrs. Chas l. Allen,
Mrs. John Cain, Mrs. Chauncy X. Williams,
Mrs. VIM. b. Mussey, Mrs. Edward L.
Temple, Mrs. Geo. +. Graves, Mrs. f. A
Fisher, Mrs Martin G. Evarts, Mrs. WIN.
Y. w. Ripley, Mrs. Fred'k. Chaffee Mrs.
N. p. Kingsley. Mrs Horace II. Dyer,
Mrs Benz. II. Burt, Mrs. Albert w. Hig-
gins, Mrs. Geo. II. Fox. Mrs. L. A. Morse,
Mrs. Sidney w. Rowell, Mrs. Henry F. |
Field, Mrs. Charles l.. Stimson, Mrs. |
Wallace Clement, Mrs. NJ. J. Fran
cisco, Mrs Charles S. Mason, Miss
NJ. E. Cramton, Mrs. A. IL. Tu,tle.
Mrs. j. c. Dunn, Mrs. N. P. Simons, Mrs.
George II. Cheney, Mrs j. A. Mead, Mrs. |
E. A. Pond, Mrs. John A. Conant, Mrs. j.
Mrs. William G. Simons, Mrs. j.
NJ. Bishop, Mrs DR.. Peck, Mrs. DIR. Wood
ward. Mrs. Charles Pitts, Mrs. Z. 5. ShCr- |
man, Mrs. j. Ii. Langdon, Mrs. g. f Jack
man, Mrs. E. II. Armstrong, Mrs. NJ. d.
Cole, Mrs. K. w. Hyde, Mrs. A. r. Vail,
Mrs. Andrew N.Adams, Mrs. S.Allen, Mrs.
E. Goodrich, Mrs L. Clark, Miss G. Bea-
man, Mrs. b. G. Rice, Mrs. J. Bliss, Mrs.
N. Il. Sprague, jr., Mrs. ). W. Bailey Mrs.
Lyman Batcheler, Mrs. Charles d. Child,
Mrs. j. B. billiard, Mrs. John Miller, Mrs.
Clark Bull, Mrs. X. Marlindslc, Mrs. John
Bachelor, Miss Frank Huntoon, Miss
Helen Foster, Miss Nellie Brown, Mrs.
David Rogers, Mrs. VIM. OTIS.