Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-06-12
SAXTONS RIVER.


Show at Odd Fellows hall this evening.
Mrs. Dean and Vera are spending few
weeks in Boston.
The high water did some damae 10 the
highways this week hut nothing seifous.
A large number took in Hoyt- play
wednesday evening in spite Of the heavy
rain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett of Keene spent few
days this week with the cir aunt, Mrs. John
Ramsey.
Childrens day will be observed at the Con
gregatio1 al church next Sabbath morning in
chlldren's service. The public are cordial y
invited.
| CHILDREN'S DAY EXERCISES AT THE BAPTIST
CHURCH JUNEl3.
Organ Voluntary, Organist
| Song by the Sunday school children
| Scripture Reading, Jesus and the Children,
l. = Responsive
Prayer
Sunshine Everywhere,
H. w. Choir and congregation
The Way of the World, Raymond Bristol
NC Motlon Exercise, Primary class
What Does the Echo Say
Crown Him,
Song by the Sunday school children
scripture Reading, Pslam 49, IA Responsive
The Noisy Seven, Miss Ethel Bristol
Planting Posies,
~ Song ny four little Sunday school girls
TO the Child Jesus,
Louis Parmenter and Ray Rand
Consider the Lilies, Flora Stoodley
Love Is the Sunshine,
Choir and congregation
Ecnoes from the Clock, Primary class
Sealed Orders, Miss Ada Br,stol
Another Little Echo, Vera Blanche Welch
A Children's Sermon
49,, Eight Sunday school children
LYNN 3li Peoples Praise Book, Everybody
The Bright Side, Miss LEM Clark
The Sparrow's Echo, Paul w. GIvnn
Two Little Old Ladies. Gertrude Iabelle
Triumph of the King,
M, Choir and congregation
The Church Bells Echo,
IN, Miss Grace Lowell
For My Sake, MYRTLE Randla+,
When He Cometh, Choir and Compensation
a Address and collection
The Good Old Way, Choir and congregation
Benediction
IHE FLOWER QUEEN
The cantata, The Flower Queen, stuno bv
The young ladies of Vermont Academy, witt,
some outside assistance, in Fuller hall last
Tuesday evening more than fulfilled the ex-
pectations of the audience. The stage which
had been enlarged for the occasion, was pro- |
lusely trimmed with evergreen to represent
a spot III the forest, while through the trees
in the distance a wild scene ofriver. |
wooded isles and mountains. The young la |
dies were dressed in costumes appropriate to |
the flowers they represented. The beauty of |
the changing scenes may be imagined as the |
colored lights of the stereoptican were turned |
on and the flowers drowsed under the spell |
OF the poppies at the coming Of evening or |
danced about the maypole in the brighter |
hight of morning. |
The music of the cantata is very bright and |
abounds i'll pretty duets, tros and qnartets |
The choruses were we'll drilled and the solos |
all admirably rendered. Miss Pope's glorious |
olce was especially well adapted to the part |
of the recluse. Probably the finest thing was |
the duet of the Recluse and the Rose, after
he coronation.
AS the cantata itself is only about one hour |
long few musical selections were rendered |
before the hrst part and also between the |
parts. Following is the dramatis personae
and the program outside of the cantata.
Recluse, Miss Pope
Rose, Mrs. Fonte
Sunhower, Miss Wood
Dafodll, Miss Knapp |
9 glhlrysanthemum, Miss Marstonn
HoIlyhock, Mis-. Miss Field Field
Violet, Miss Cordelia Frost
Morning Glory, Miss Gumbart
Iouc h-me-not, Miss Morehouse
Miss May Frost
Poppies Mss hlll
Miss Campbell !
Miss Demarest
Miss Ada Bristol
Heather Bells, Miss Ethel Bristol |
Miss Maria Aldrich
Miss Goodell
Other flowers, Chorus
INTRODUCTORY NUMBERS.
Preceding the cantata.
Piano duet, March Militaire, Schubert
Misses Bristol and Field
local solo, "My Heart is Like a Wounded
Doe, White
Mr.. Davis
Piano solo, Waltz, Chopin
Miss Williams
Vocal solo, "AnviI of Blacksmith John, ,P,iu
Northrup
Mr.. Waller
During the intermission:
No1e orortot a. Irrawaddi's Boat Song, ,Kratx
o o''b. Dinkie-Doodle- Steele
Messrs. Davis, Cliff, Wolcott, Waller
Vocal solo, Welcome. Pretty Primrose
Flower" Pnsuti
Miss Cordelia Frost
G. W Henry, the well known scene paint
,r, painted the scene at the back OF the stage
md superintended the stage decorations.
1t is understood that it has been requested
hat the cantata be given during commence
nent week in order that visitors and those
who were prevented from attending by the
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