Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1893-05-11

April ~. lsS'}.l
The musical season locally will end in
biaze 81 glory on Thursday evening. April 90 b,
when Mis-, Phila MAy. the New Hampshire
prima donna. sfter au qb-enee Of three Years.
" III make her tir-t appearance here since her
return from her European successes. She will
be assisted bY Nj. Louis Miller the fayorite
hric tenor. DO needs no Introduction TO our
people; Miss Mary RaynOr. o. B. the talented
reader, and Mr.. Wilbur McColl, the brilliant
pianist. Nothing new need be said OF Mr..
Miller. be Is too well-known TO our musical
people. but Of Miss RayB0r aud Mr.. McCoil
great things said. Miss Rayuor won the
gold medal Al he New Eng land Con.erv atorv
College OF Oratory in 1880. Gov. Ames and
other prominent gentlemen serving on the
committee OF award Mr. McColl comes from
the conservatorium in Munich and is pianist
of marked ability.
Phla May. New Hampsbire's queen % song
since her last appearance here. has been meet
ing with the greatest success, not only in this
country, but in Europe. in Germany. here il
j. almost impossible to obtain hearin,. In
that land Of composers and song she earned
the laurel wreath of fame and everywhere
gained be love OF the people and the praise OF
the critics. Her singing in Berlin. Dresden,
I.eipsc and Hamburg were vertable triumphs,
and she everyw here alluded 10 1.-The
beautiful American.
Milford hHs always turned out In large num-
beers to hear The Granite State soDgstress, and
surely. now that she comes back 10 US again
with the approval of the foreigners. our peo-
pie will doubtless see 10 il that her welcome TO
our town will be hearty one. hattering
reception is being prepared for her. There
has already been a fine advance sale Of reserved
seats and everything presages large and
representative audience.
This concert company is to be at Buehill.
saturday, May 10. and at Hancock Hall. Els
worth. Monday evening. May Is.
The Bath Enterprise has the following
/ in regard to the marriage of Rev. T. +. White.
I formerly Of this city:
Wednesday afternoon Rev.T F.W bite. pastor
OF the First Baptist church. of this city. was
! united 10 marriage to Miss Gertrude Carr. one
! Of BruDswick's most esiimable ladies. The
1 ceremony wss performed by the Rev. Mr..
/ Graham assisted by Rev. Mr.. Herring. After
I the wedding Mr.. White and bis bride came TO
] this city on the five O'Clock train and were
! driven TO their coy home on Oak street v hich
/ hiss been all furnished for them. IL Mr.. White
| had not expressed q wish to The contrary d
GRAND reception would baye been rendered the
newly married pair here. for be is dearly be-
! loved by the people OF DIS parish ootn oid ana
Young, Mr.. White is one of the most popular
/ pastors who ever presided over Bath church:
/ Twice has be handed 10 his resignation and
| rwiee the church made him reconsider it. Ills
wife Il pleasant lady and viii be great AID
/ TO him in ais church work and Will become q
great favorite in her new home in the city OIL
/ ships The Enterprise wishes Mr. and Mrs
White its heartiest congratulations. they
were presented with an elegant sideboard.
| silver service and other pieces OF siiverware
/ nv the congregation, besides receiving many
other gifts from friends. Mr.. White held the
| record last year Of marrying more youna
couples than ony other clergyman In Bafh.