The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-19
NEWPORT LOCALS
, Piano Recital by Miss Lillian
Mudpett

ID at the home of Mrs. Al j. White
IN East Main street to listen to a
piano recital given by Miss Lillian
Mudgett, assistant by her sisters,
Misses Evelyn and Marian Mudgett.
fhe playing of this young lady, who
is not yet Is years old, is truly re-
narkable and delighted all who had
he pleasure of hearing her. Her
elections, difficult for one twice her
Jears, were not only rendered with
technical perfection entirely from
memory, but were played with the
lelicate shades of expression looked
or in more mature artist. A study
If the program will show the excel
ent class of music given and the wide
'ange of Miss Mudgett's repertoire.
rhe readings by Miss Evelyn Mud
yett added great deal to the
pleasure of the evening, while Cham
nade's "Scarf Dance" played by
Miss Marion was wonderfully good
'or so young a girl. The first num-
per on the program, also the eighth
were especially applauded, the latter,
duet from Lisxt, being very diff
cult. Altogether, the recital was one
Of the very finest of the many ex-
cellent ones given by Mrs. Whites
pupils and shows the careful, thor
ough training of this teacher The
class in pianoforte presented the par
icipants with beautiful flowers: Miss
Lillian, pink carnations; Miss Eve
yn, yellow daffodils and jonquils;
Miss Marian was wonderfully good
ions. The program follows:
Overture LIE Nozze Di Figaro, Miss
es Lillian, Evelyn and Marian
Mudgett
aondo Capriccio, OPP. 129, Lillian
Mudgett
Reading The Rainy Noah Story,
Evelyn Mudgett
(a) Time Enough, OPP. %, (b) The
Rosary, Lillian Mudgett
Imaromptu, OPP. % No. 2, Lillian
Mudgett
Scarf Dance, Marian Mudgett
(a) Grotesque March, OPP. 80, No. 1,
W. hlcUCSlICuu 4NO. l., lliilctli
Mudgett
Rhapsodie Hongroise, No. 2, Misses
Lillian and Evelyn Mudgett
Dance Negre, Lillian Mudgett
Reading, The New Baby, Evelyn
Mudgett
,a) Shadow Dance, (b) Idylle, (c)
Hungarian, Lillian Mudgett
Clarence Carter has been confined
TO the house since Monday.
George HerIick went to Boston
Friday noon. He expects to be there
until after the parade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward of St.
Johnsbury were in town Wednesday
evening to attend the recital by the
Misses Mudgett, Of whom they are
relatives.
l.. Colodny was in Stanstead, p.
O., Thursday on business connected
with the Mcintyre farm which he
recently purchased at auction.
T. C. Gale and family have moved
into the O.. S. Dane house on Pleas
ant street.
First Baptist church, Sunday, April
20, Fl. B. Rankin, pastor. Frank o..
Cunningham, Supply-pastor. 1915,
morning service. Preaching by Frank
0. Cunningham. Subject, easter
Joy" 1900, Bible school, Easter Les
son. The Young Peoples meeting will
be omitted. 7.30, Easter concert by
The Sunday school. 7.30, oMnday eve
ming, meeting of the Bible Study
class. The subject this week is
"Man" or study of Biblical Psyche
logy. All are welcome. 7.30, Thurs
day evening, prayer meeting.
The next rehearsal of the Union
chorus which is practicing for the
"Welcome Home" service, will be
held in the Congregational church
next Tuesday evening, April %, at
100. This rehearsal will be with or
gan and orchestra, and it is import
ant that all who intend to sing should
be present.
The Bible Study Class has a record
attendance last onday evening, when
the final study on "Satan" was Civ
en-. Next Monday the study of
"Man" will begin, and the presenta-
ton of a Biblical Psychology will be
followed by study of the "Psycho-
logy of the Christian Soul" This
subject should make a broad appeal
to all students.
The Ladies' Missionary and Indus
trial Circle will meet on Friday af-
ternoon, April 25, at 2.45 p. M, at
the church vestry.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
Herbert T. Coontz, pastor. 1915 a.
M, public worship. Special Easter
music. Sermon by the pastor. 1900
M, Bible school. Superintendent, P.
W Lawson. 400 p m, Junior Epworth
League Superintendent, Mrs. B. o.
Spaulding. 7.30 p. M, Evening SER
vice. Sermon by the pastor 7.3O p.
M, Thursday, prayer meeting
Newport Telephone Operators Strike
Only two operators reported for
duty at the local exchange this morn
ing, the remaining operators having
decided last evening to go out on
strike in sympathy with the Boston
operators at z o'clock this morning. |
Only through the elimination of un-
necessary calls ran Snrvioa ha ,1oo;,,