Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-08-12
A MUSICAL TREAT
AT HANCOCK POINT-CONCERT
AT THE TARRATINE
FOR THE BENEFIT OF A CHAPEL FUND
A FINE PRoGRAMME-sUND
SERVICES - SOME OF THE
VISITORS.

SERVICES - SOME OF THE
VISITORS.
One who has never been there can
scarcely imagine the natural beauty OF
Frenchmsn's hay. Just To the Westward OF
the terminus of the Maine Centrs.
railroad at MI Desert Ferry. Il j.
iis,,.z,,L Penn frin,..a with low
grown ca tNtt green 'it'N' "'''e '7'5s"
along is shores are picturesque but an
pre;eUtIouS cottages, whose occupants,
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Little Is th' NshN iie'e L" 'iiHN "i' tu'
sum 81 summer NE, hut lnc'haca i"
that little Is church or chapel
,rs,t. .,,e-s IN hon, ant .ffff j. =.r4 fa-
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Fu'i5s ""19hl T. nut win Tue E'oN'" %
the community ER- come tie need i
buiisfnr better .a5t.t 10 the furlse.c.
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chapel fund he started, the proFo> itiun
MAS promptly acted upon, and last sat
arday evening q concert. arranged largely
tbrongh the srnrts NJ Mr. = = Hart.
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"a, I, .a.a1lor IT,. .,,, aud s.-t3c.s
,,sre cbaer,,II, ,,i,., rolpoyrin, ,ss
the nrogrsnme.
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Overture. e olumslne Mtpuet~
Mis- Grace kemmonds' Of Boston
song NJ, l ne S SlTis 81 sssi9e, r,,.-.,
Recitation ..,.-,,,.,,,.,.N.n
Miss Margaret Ropes. Of Bangor
Violin solo, '-toncertc Remaatiqae. ID move
Mi--.Anna Clark of nangor,
Recitation. ''ad M.us."
Miss Lillian May Name OF biuehiii.
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Mr. kirkpatrick. Bangor, and Miss Monaghan
Mandolin solo AndA'4si "a " att
vocal .olo.-, ,le,,,c.
Mr. Kirkpatrick
Recitation, I he same o,d story
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Mis- Monaghan. violin ulltsato hy Mis- clars
Fe@ realized the rare treat that was IN
store for them. The lmprogl-ed concert
hall proved far too small to accommodate
comfortably the crowd that came. Eut
nobody complained. for il quickly be
came apparent taat sagnethia. quite aat
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No extended mention Of Miss Mona.
CHAN : necessary; every body hereaboui-
knows Of her But TO those who heard
ner for the first time, her voice was
a revelation. Her rendition Of tiounod',
sing. Smile, Slumber" was exquisite,
and 1t showed to good advantage the
range, the purity and the sympsthe tic
quality Of her fascinating voice.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick has a sweet but not
powerful coutralto voice, well trained
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wen as III 1he duel Win VI 49, hohas nan,
she sang with great expression.
Miss Kane nossesses a weDd.s.rvad
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"Old Mistis" was admirably done. After
her second number, she was compli-
mented nv bsing called ont,vics a single
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encore not being sufhclent to Crafty the
desire of the audience.
Miss Nsrvare, Rones dsugh,e, ot
iioi' = - ~ hopes' Vi bangor nlaue All
excellent impression by her recitation,
"Grandmas Nap
- .he e'eHns was "i's
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rare musical genius for one so young.
Her selections were rendered with yigor
not o,tsn manifested by o,dar ,Jovers
~ 0.ue. p'"'e''
ana the expression ana technique were
admirable
Miss Remmonds is a skilled pisnist
not only the soloist of, evening did