The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1898-03-06

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As though it had iimits
There's not place in earth or heaven,
Y There not task tomostai given.
ere's not a blessing OF WSe.
4 not a whisper, 'yes' or mo, - q
Theres'sei feathers weight Of woth -
without a woman in it,p
Deals sur might concert AZ the ogle,
thorpe was not e Aped to by the usual APP
preciatige auaienosssn account Of The in
element weather. The inspiring strains
pealad forth all the same like the liquid
mianight melodies Of our moeking bird.
Mrs. Preston gave beautiful solo much
admired. This think, coses the season
1t the oglethorpe with thisorchestra The
public has enjoyed and appreciated the
privilege Of these concerts, and viii be
glad to greet the troupe at St. simon the
coming summer
Ed passant, BIr Deal was invited to play
a the oakswalk on Jekyl the past week.
Tbs Boston IDEALS concert on Tuesday
eyaaieg drew large assemblage Of our
beat people, and the perfect attention Of
u audience proved beyond the peradyen-
ture Of a aoabsthat It was en- rapporAwith
the musicians. -
The music was rare and esegant en-
ioymenkand possibly reyelatid Smany
tEas s. much music could be procured
from the mandolin
The program III Unusual nber OF
encorea afforded gide scope 81 delight
every taste being 5peaied to.
aAna now d a~ESs sea, cultivated lady
said 70 me The. - "a lectures arc over
and Tic money has seen carried away, are
We any better OIL ave We been elevated
exalted expanded even amused, or more
than moderately interested
Leteaoh subscriber and patron answer
Tor himself
For my part IN a life fun OF humdrum,
prosaic duties (albeit work Of love for
the home circle, where good reading or
friendly oonvs patton is the main enjoy
menssnd : b 3 ride or drive, ever through
ths ssms roa the only mild diyersions
Tor people Of esrssin age aud quiet tas es,
I'd like IS know What Happened 10
Jones, Or something Of that sort
Our editor rays eths one hundred and
thirtg-ffth effort to build an opera house
has failed Let's try once more and get
s5meone with a good head to find out
about the figures (which, theyAay, do not
liel and pan q commod ious 6He.storied
modern structure, with comfortabfadreas-
ing-rooms well heated. and properly ven
tilated, a spacious stage ard good enough
drop curtains and flies, eats raised, a
slightly slanting aoor, and then the little
elevations such as We had in 1Arioso :
four large, substantial stoves, and piano
rented when needed Let the stock be
small-say one dollar This will enable
everybody to take share without embar-
rassment. and those who are able may
take several hundred shares.
Let these be freewill offerings. All
stockholders viii own the let and build
ing, and someone can manage it and try
to make ends meet without having rent to
pay, and thus We viii be aole to get some
good plays. II only six or eight during
the winter, We win enjoy = EN- all the
more.
Get soae ladies to canvass the town and
see what they will be able 10 do. We must
have some sort Of opera house by next sea-
son, and gentleman with very practical
speas about things,said al the above could
Zone for less than $4,000
Rev Mr. Holm forth, the newly
elected pastor Of irst Presbyterian
church, viii preacl4 ping and evening
today
Mr.. Foster, brought over
quite a party al concert Mrs.
j. B. Wright Or Meldrim Miss