Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-15
Norwich Musicians Give Hiah Grade
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 Tuesday evening 2 fine concert was which proved 8 delight to lovers of music. The musicians were from Nor- Wich, Mrs. Helen K. Story, soprano: Miss Lucille Peck, violinist, and George 4: Kies orsanist and accompanist. Their high reputation as excellent mu- sicians called together a good audience in spite of the stormy evening.
 The first number on the programme was St. Ann's Fugue by Bach. played lby MT. Kies. This is one of the best known of the composers organ works having for its principal subject the first line of the hymn tune, St. Ann's. The work is divided into three sections the second and third of which have each it's own counter subject, the principal sub ject at intervals appearing in conjunc ton with the same, although some times in slightly different rhythm
 This was followed by two skillful se- lections by Miss Peck, Salut d'Amour by Elgar, and Souvenir by Drdla. Mrs. Story sang with finish the aria, Hear Ye, Israel, from the oratoria Elijah. Mir. Kies then gave organ variations on God Save the Queen, which was followed by a violin Solo, concerto No. 3, op. 104, by De Beriot- Mrs. Story sang My Reddemer and My Lord, by Buck, one of the best known numbers from the cantata The Golden Legend, work awarded the prize of $1,000 in the competition instituted by tho Cin- cinnati Musical association in 1880. Miss Peck played Romance sans Pa roles, op. g, by Wieniawslxi, and Mrs. Story was heard in two selections. An Open Secret and The Dove, Tuscan FolksDng, by Woodman. MT. Kies play ed two of the Iightest works of the modern French organ school, Melodie, by Salome, and In Paradisum, by Du- bois Mrs. Story's last selection was Scene and Aria from Der Freischuetz, by Von Weber. The last number was on the organ, Torchlight March, by Guilniant. As a part of the festivities incident to royal weddings it is the custom in some European countries to have Marche aux Flambeaux. or pro- cession by torchlight, in the evening. This explains the title of the number. The concert was given under the aus pices of the Mems club of the church, Walter Marshall and A. F. Shaw hav- ing the arrangements in charge.
 Webster Defeated 34 f-2 to g.
 The basketball game between the Webster and Jewett City teams in the New Bijou, Monday evening, resulted in victory for Jewett City 34 1-2 to g.. The lineups:
 Webster-Gion If, Raymond If, John son c, Saunders If, Reagon rg.
 Jewett City-Jodoin If, Desjardines If, Blake c, L'Heureux If, Popham rg. IOlUtS, JOQOIA lk, DGSpdTQiIic5 E Blake T, LHeureux 10, Popham 4, Gion 1, Raymond 4, Johnson 1, Reagan 9; fouls. L'Heureux 1-2 point and Ray- mond 1.
 The game was played under profes siona1 rules. Wfllias refereed and the timer was Gardner, with Wolfe scorer. Supper and Whist at Parish House. The new parish house recently ac- ouired by St. Mary's church was crowded Monday evening at Q bean supper and whist given by St. Ann's society. The ladys first prize. a side board scarf, went to Mrs. Narcotic. while Mrs. Noel Dugas received the consolation prize, box of stationery. John Barnett won the stereoscope with fifty views, which was the gentleman's first prize and William Dwyer a pock- etbooIx, the consolation prize. The com- mittee in charge was Mrs. John A. Hourigan, Mrs. F. X. Cassavant, Mrs. Ulrich Desrosiers, Mrs T. A. Rioux. Mrs. Daniel Gagnon and Mrs. Menard. Had St. Valentine Postoffice. The Epworth league of the Metho- dist church served a. salad supper in the vestry of the church Tuesday night The room was decorated in red crepe paper and hearts; heart napkins were l on the tables. In tine evening Archie l Craig acted as postmaster for the St Valentine postoffice. after which games were played. The committee in charge wer Miss Alice Richmond, Mrs. Nellie Saunders, Mrs. A. c. Burdick, Mrs Robert Robertson, Archie Craig. Harry Davis, Florence and Emily Anderson. Vital Statistics for January. The vital statistics on file in the of I flee of Town Clerk Welsh show that