The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1883-09-01

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Quite q number OF our city guests
leave Tor their homes this week.
Carlton Bliss OF Wisconsin has recent
ly spent two weeks with friends here.
Miss Seeley OF Hartford. N. Y. hal
been spending some time at T. NJ. Collins.
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MI. and Mrs Charles Williams are 70
start on tuesday OF TINS week on visiting
tour by private conveyance, stopping at
feru. Brattieboro, Winchendon' MASS
and other places They VIII also attend
the exposition at Boston.
The concert given In Dorset on Mon
day evening OF last week was complete
success. Some 10 singers, intending both
residents and visitors from various Places
united in several rehearsals nnder the
leadership Of Prof >. +. Van Olinda, OF
Troy, whose fine capacity in that line was
readily shown by the results. An excel
lent selection OF pieces was made, and
these we're presented In faultless style,
aiiording an hour OF rare enjoyment to the
lovers OF music present. Of these there
were over 200. who, so far as we learn,
gave testimony OF unqualified satisfaction.
The new choir in the Congregations
organized this season, are greatly
Indebted to MIR. Van Olinda Tor his invai-
liable aid rendered in the weekly rehears-
Ills the past month, and for his mastery
handling OF the Old organ at the Sunday
'erylces. The proceeds OF the concere
we're generously applied 70 start Iund
Tor new organ.
A second musical treat quite unex-
,ectedly came to us on Thursday evening.
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1 unusual qualification. IL was plain
hat she had rare gifts in this direction
nd evidently has enjoyed unusual culture
! home and abroad. During brief inter-
ais of rest Mr.. Van Olinda at the piano
nd three young ladies' IN SOLO ana due1
He'd the time very accePIaoiy' froi'
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