Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1877-12-07
KINGSFILLE.

Eds. TsI'-The sleighing for a day or two
could hardly be better.
The winter term of the n. Kingsville
High School, with Messrs Jas. A. Fickin-
ger, Quincy Chapman and Miss Flora
Wright, as the board of teachers, began
yesterday, Such an array Of teachers, and
excellence of the school building and the
army Of scholars, afford an earnest of pro-
mise, and progress.
Christmas casts its shadow before, and the
lively interest usually felt in the day is
already upon US. The M. E. Sabbath
School, has already projected an oyster sup
per, and the other schools will no doubt do
something to meet and crafty the rising
feeling.
We notice that Mr.. Kimban is seooping
up subscribers for the TELEGRAPH. He en-
joys handling it, knowing that full list
will be the result, Mr.. A. NJ. Chamberlin
is also canvassing our town, for the Histor-
ical Collections of Ashtabula County. g..
The following is the programme Of the
concert given at Kingsville, by the class of
Miss Susie Barrett, on Tuesday evening of
last week, 1t is given to show the charac-
ter of the music, and with it the assurance
that it was faithfully and successfully car
ned out, except a necessary omission of a
vocal duet. Some professional assistance
was rendered by PFofs, Luce and Howard.
- ~ PART I.
PIANO DUET overture to stradella
Miss Barrett and Miss Luce.
PIANO oSoLO-Polonaise in F Minor, Leybach
Miss Lots Peck, g
QUARTEFFB When Wearied Wretches
Misses BdgTett and Rd1OSOTl,. and MeSSrS. Luce
and Biol01.
PIANO SOLO "NeaFer My God to Thee"
Miss Tspaa Scodeid. ny '''
SQHG-Waiting at the Brook side-T TORY
49,. ~ Mss Cara CaPraH. &
PIANO s0Lo-sOng of the Brook Warren
Miss Nay Barrett.
TENOR SOLO-Lovely Spring -Coenen
.t,tpEE Mr.. Il. Z. ROt0drd,
VOCAL DUETT- the Pale Moor, ,Campana
Mrs. Barrett and Mr.. c. L. Barrett.
46ss Vornts HqT9e.
q PART IT- .
PIANO SOLO, -Rondo Cappriccioso
Mrs, r. Hui, AenaeiSSopn
TENOR SOLO-"Only Waiting" Grannis
MT. 4. B. Luce,
VOCAL DUETr-------.-Una notte a Yenezia
Miss Barrett and Mr.. Hol0ard.
O
Miss Ral0son.
SONG-Where is Heaven Marti
Miss OdTTie Edstnldn
PIANO 0S0L4O-Home Sweet Home, ,GUttschalk
go g; AtSs CLqrq Sktggef,.
CAVATINA-o luce di quest an4ma, Donizetti
MtSS BdTTetf.
QUARTETTE- Greeting 10 Spring.. Strauss
Ntsses Hart. oaprOn, Gould, Peck and Ra'0son.
Much tact was shown in the arrangement
programme.
The opening piece-instrumental duett-
was faultless and forcible, and had its effect
in bringing down the house. The fine pi-
ano solos, showed a high degree of cultured
tasLe in touch and expression. The quar-
tettes were executed with consummate skill
and execution. The second-an arrange
ment of the well-known Danubian waltz,
well deserved it place of honor at the close.
The vocal duett in part second was
beautiful composition and finely rendered
in Italian: The solos Of Misses paprop and
Harte would have done credit to singers of
maturer practice, and brought ont the
thoroughness of single term Of study.
The other solos-"Lovely Spring." and
"only Waiting" received hearty encores,
The solo of Miss Eastman, was very artis-
tioally rendered and Of pure ballad style.
The gem OF the evening was the Cayatipa,
by Miss Barrett, The effect upon the au-
dienee was apparent not only in the ap-
plause but in the solemn stiffness of the
house.I miss Barrett, also gave in her best
style-hler toq|cehlllng tones and sympathetic