Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-09-15
NOTABLE MUSICAL EVENT
ToWNsHEND FAVORED WITH Ex'
cElLENT ORGAN RECITAL.
Mrs. e. Grant Wilkinson Plays for
Benefit Of Congregational Chapel
Fund-Assisted by Mrs. Hamlin and
Miss Esther Dale.


Fund-Assistsd by Mrs. Hamlin and
Miss Esther Dale.
A fair sized audience for stormy
night came out Tuesday evening to
hear the organ recital at the Congre-
gational church given by Mrs. II. Grant
Wilkinson. organist at fremont Tenn
pie. Boston
The townspeople are certainly deeply
Indebted to Mrs. Wilkinson for this OPP
portunity of hearing her play and the
ladies' of the Dorcas guild In particu-
lar appreciate the substantial addition
made to their chapel fund from the
proceeds of the evenings entertain
ment.
This was Mrs. Wilkinson's first APP
pearance before a Townshend audi
ence and their appreciation of her play
ing was evidenced by the frequent APP
plause. All who We're fortunate enough
to hear her this time will hope for
another opportunity. 1t would be Diff
ficult to specify any one OF the selec-
tons as especially meritorious. for
they were all finely rendered Possibly
the Golden Wedding by Gabriel Marie
appealed as strongly to the general
audience as any of the instrumental
selections Fantasici Duke Street by
Kinder and the Fantastic Rustidue by
Wolstenholme both met with general
favor.
Miss Esther Dale, who assisted Mrs.
Wilkinson. and Mrs Cyrus Hamlin
who was her accompanist, are both so
well and favorably known to Towns
bend audiences that 1t Is sufficienl
praise to say that their work was up
to their usual high standard ON this
occasion. The selection from Gounod
My Beloved Spake, by Miss Dale with
violin obligato by Miss Alice Dale, was
Especially good. The program for the
evening was as follows: l. Toccata
and Fugue Cd minor Bach. Mrs. Will
kinson; 2. | Know That Ny Redeemel
! Liveth. Handel. by Miss Dale; 3, Grand
Sonata CA minor). Whiting and Die
Antwort. Wolstenholme. Mrs. Wilkin-
son: A. My Beloved Spake. Gounod
Miss Dale. with violin obligato by
Miss Alice Dale: 5, a, Festival march
Kinder. b, Andantino, Lemare. c, The
Golden Wedding. Gabriel Marie,
Fantasici, Duke Street, Kinder, by MRS
Wilkinson; 6, a. / Know a Lovely Gar
den, Guy D'Vardelot. b. One Spring
Morning Nevin C. Katherine, Frances
| Allisten. Miss Dale; Z, a, Concert Etudt
No l, Opus 81. Whiting, b. Cantilena
Demarest. C, Fantaisie Rustiaue
Wolstenholme, d, Festival marcn
Claussmann, Mrs. Wilkinson.
After the last number on the pro-
gram had been played Mrs. Wilkinson
responded to the hearty applause ant
played the beautiful arrangement o.
Home, Sweet Home. by Dudley Buck
New Industry at Wizards Mill.
We are glad to chronicle the adven
of another bath tub i'm town. not be
cause local conditions are such that tn,
lack has been unduly emphasized. bu
because ii is token of progress ant
because it adds so much to the com
fort and the pleasure of bathing. This
particular tub, which by the way mi
grated from our most progressive neign
lbor to the south, landed at a poin
where many people would not expec
to find such equipment, namely at WI
lard's MILL southwest corner, one f1ign
up. The genial proprietor did not stat'
whether he intended to do custom wori
in this new department. but If such !!
his intention we see no reason WI!
the usual high standard OF the miii'
work should be lowered.
Water, cold and celan, is supplied
from a near by tank and this is read
lily brought to the required boiling pom
nv the introduction of steam from TIT
boiler. If any piece of the individual
anatomy should require more heroi'
Treatment, the sandpaper polishing ap
paratus Is near at hand. and of course
for especially obdurate cases the plane
on the ground floor would be available
Judging from personal observa
tions and well authenticated re
ports one will be careful in making an!
very broad and sweeping statement
about what they do or can do at WI
lard's mill. One man who did not pc
lieve that two by fours. seven inche'
square" could be run through the plan
or has seen the error of his skepti
cism. At any rate we congratulate
the saw mill' on its bath room, ant
we hope that reception rooms and
lunch counter may be added soon.