The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1884-11-20

BtCk>roRI The event OF the week was the
concert at Emery hall last Wednesday evening ana
"'r citizens are under great obligation to Mi,
9"eetstr for bringing ~ talented a company here.
we are GLAD to report that they had full houee
composed OF our best people who were delighted
with The entertainment. After the opening piece
ny MI SWcttaef, 4 piano solo "Enchantresse"
Mhirh Was finely executed, Miss Ella kilcskI sang
! the Ca'atina, "Di Quai soave,'' by Donizctti III
spItnalu style The personal beauty and fauitless
manners OF TINS lady, coupled with superb voice,
ehafme" All present, 4 perfect storm of applause
interrupted her last notes. In response she gave
'auppoSlnS." The next number Was an aria "star
Of LoNc,' hlbau'i, which brought out the rich
cohlralto voice Of our tayorite singer Mrs f. Nj.
Godfrey, whose rendering EFF this piece showed
evidence of faithful training and Excellent taste in
expression This piece accompanied by Miss
sara T. olnontun as vlotln 0bsaIo. The quiet
personal appearance OF the yiolinis and exquisite
manner Of her execution Of this difficult selection
III ohcv placed the young lady also the roll OF
laNoiltes tur the evening manifested by the
generous applause which followed their efforts
The whi,tling Miss Ella Nj. Chamberlain was re-
ceiNed with hearty welcome. Her former visits
were not forgotten by the iudcnce. She rendered
the Cavalina from Ernuni. Her whistling was not a
novelty but created as much enthusiasm and inter.
est could be expressed for The artistic manner
! Of her execution. An encore followed which was
/ kindly answered. The remainder of the prog
ramn!e wa as follows, Song angel Serenade y
and violin Cbligato-Miss kileski and Miss Simon.
ton \ violin solo, ''Nase' from BALLET Music OF
/ sylvia" by Miss Simonton received very earnest
applause. song, New Kingdom, Tones, by Mrs
/ S..la
tience" by Miss Chamberlain. The closing selec.
| li"n was a Duet by Miss Keski and Mrs Godfrey
Every member of the company during the evening
received an encore, which they richly merited. The
hne rendering of the most intricate ell as the
most simple ANA familiar music on the violin bv
Miss Smonton gave great satisfaction TO the large
ana critical audiences. Admiral Emerson, Ly-
man Warren DR.. Nevens and Isaac Britton had
been al Alahoosook Il number of days with their
rifles Their ladies planned IA little surprise by
way of Il visit to them on last Wednesday. About
thirty partook of first class farmers dinner All of
the vegetables We're raised in the garden adjoining
the Narrimessic cottage except the sweet potatoes
While there partridge flew across the lawn in front
of the cottage and aghted in the pavilion. Before
the guns were in hand he completed his passage
across the stream and evaded an afternoons
| search of the sportsman. Warren seemed to have
| bad luck, yet around the house upon the hooks
| hung wild ducks, cartridges and rabbits taken
| by his companions With the assistance of the
visitors the admirars summer fleet was hauled
up for winter. Their sails will be transferred
to the ice boats which lie on the bank in readiness
1.-THE fine weather of last week induced quite q
party to visit Verona Park. A. b. Ames' artistic
cottage was thrown open on Tuesday, entertaining