New-York tribune., 1894-03-25
PITTSFIELDS MUSICAL FLSII|dL.

AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME ARRANGtD-PHS'
PAIRING FOR SUMMER GUESTS
pittsaeld. Mass March % (SpecaD.-Tle pro-
crammes have been issued this week for the coming
Nav festival OF the Berkshire Musical Association
The first concert the evening OF May VIII be OF
a miscellaneous character. The first part Will con-
sist of Gade's crusaders" in which Miss Stein
Mr. Towne. Mr. Bowen and the chorus and boston
Festival Orchestra will take part In the second
mar, Mile Vietu will sing aria from THE Queen
Of Sheba" and Miss Stein will sing an aria from
Wacner's "Renz." The second concert on Tnurs'
dav afternoon will be mostly instrumental selections
by the Boston Festival Orchestra ana the pianist
Godowsky The vocal solos VIII De by Mhe' l'e
belu who will sing an aria from Nerdfs "Traviata.
r.. ohis, incident Of the festival will be the rem
darIne of Elijah or Thursday evening by the
we-tralned chorus under the direction OF Professor
Paine assisted by Miss Juch, Miss Gertruae Ed'
munds f. c. Towne. tenor. and watkins MHs
barytone The chorus numbers about - voices
Motions for tria.s were made III the supcFio'
Court this week in the three cases against the f'ts
field National Bank alleging that the verdcts were
against the weight OF evidence. Judgment was gwen
AGAINST the bank in all three cases, aggresauhs
over $1,000 II a new trial Is denied there u s'me
prospect Of the cases being settled without gol's "
the Supreme Court on exceptions NO deposits VI
importance have beer withdrawn since Cas"'ei
Francis died
of the committee on feNtS''' ~
Citv Charter was mace at the meeting OF 'he 0''
Government this week. Neither the majority nor
,h. minority report is satisfactory 70 the peVPe'
and II is likely that the charter will remain As Il iS
The minority report recommends sweeping chahse"
which the Republicans think would have the eReo.
of throwing the city government into the hahus u
tho Democrats IL recommends one board ot severn
teen members with three OF them elected d. '"'eS'
instead OF the present two boards.
weather reminds nOtel Hiv-
prletors and clearinghouse keepers OF the oon'"7
season and they are beginning 10 put their p'a0e'
I'm order for the summer. Landlord pump Is ee'''e
Naplewood Hotel ready for the summer guests ""'
has many applications already william 81 Ld"
rsnce formerly of the American House, IN this o'''
Will be the landlord OF Columbia Hail. at Lebanon
snrines. during the coming season The mouse - -
being replumbed and put in excellent cohul'''"' -
will accommodate about 900 guests. frede'eA
Brown of Cheshire, is having many apphCd,,ohhS -
rnous at his place, The Cedars' The smal po". ~,
ING houses in the country towns VIII not ltVh - ~
guests as tn ere many inquiries LOT du'e' ""s
Colonel Walter Cutting. OF New-York' mas oeys his
spending a few days in town LOOKING oNt. t har.
Meadow FARM Frank Bartlett OF BoSto'. 'vsisn-
for few weeks. Onota the place ol H. H. Cor the
tine OF New-York, is being put IN cohultol i ~ y
family TO occupy early in the season NIT. '" ana
Rartiett Is spending few days In boston n,,,Isr %
Vicinity The Lucky Thirteen Will hoid lts n nsxt
meeting with Miss Winifred NJ. Ba,dw,m VIZ ~ recita-
Tuesday evening. A short play ana Some ,Sd"ck
tions will be given DIR. and Mrs, w. l.. fauIi Nrs
have gone to New-York for short Visit I,,ssnI
Theodore /. Pomeroy and children have reen',,ss
from New-York. where they nave peeh 'P'
several weeks