The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1921-03-03
..oon Of Rare Pleasure
,.,;,.bIs Home of Mayor and
I h''P,y ,yl,scou When the Unitarian
& v Their Annual Musicale

Lilo Home OF Mayor and
! ho'P, ws.cot When the Unitarian
4 v. e,,s Their Annual Musicale
.,,osry there was a record at
/ ''''' nenbers and a very few
r'' " Alliance meeting Thursday
81 ", 10, tbe annual musicale was
''a he direction of Mrs. Glenn
Ho'r a,... ,.. hostess, assisted by
" Colburn and Mrs.
II gs.res
Durham, vice president,
''... %. snort business session in
-. MISS Maude E. Barker,
' -.. ,4suce voted to give IS
...-a5 ol Northern China.
i'' u, announced by the
.. lumber was a paper
..s.. .f Annie Louise Cary,
l- rederick R. Sweetser
... spending the winter
4.s. .s earnest request, by
..- aiUurn. Prof. Sweet
.u-atstip began with this
.. Ma ae's daughters in
m1e 1870, when the former
.... ut the latter the contral-
.,....ouaer gwen by Miss Clara
.s e.sl~port, also a fine vocal
u sontained several Sc
@ Session musicians. The
..>. taken from Prof.
5.m1tr scarcely gives an ade-
... .... merit as a whole,
4.es may later read it in
.r.sr .-r ty.
.rg..aas this country for the
-qslr- after her trlumphs in st.
A., .5-e5,. and Warsaw, and
H. ..a.=-. point of her career,
.a. Nth Miss Nlckels in two
c0a.ts. and had become greatly
Az a.r ucslrc to advance, and
" .ome To Belfast and sing for
=. bred tu organize concert.
a.au -awusman, MIR. George
msaei the concert through
+ .r-.-rs success. Mr.. Quimby
1rt- committee of one, to
.m q of the early morn
Hr.4m, and you can all
W ,e she was entertained.
,-ts a hat trip many times,
55l .-- sumo Of their expert
.a. .esser lights were pre-
s much in awe of the
RI b.. -ar at once put us at ease
D.. --a was Just as much
I'D l--a.y s, Us, when it was time
a4..4. lg0D the stage.
,s aiming act of hers in
g- 7.. the evening. She had
luu. tltI season in some beau
ss s.r nat evening she wore d
sr amud necklace. The ladies'
3r. were admIring it, of course,
S lar look 1t off and put it on
b. sat one. and let them wear
srI-s numbers of the program.
H~Hs., Air Qulmby arranged
u. be entertained at the
sa-a.a as Primrose Hill, and
a.--. reception given for her.
E1srta- to see her in her beau
,1- Eu with Jewels, but she
suDle linen dress and
.-.r. a- ny her hearty, simple
rng from the Belfast
may interest some of
,-a possibly have been pres
-.. 4 hat those who did
u .orgotten her singing
a ,".H-.ai Banner.
H s the large minded
and while her associa,
great artists were al
b. took her firm stand in
.. H.@ays a first place.
lFed by the hard work.
u'r orchestra and chorus,
y ae good warm dinners
rm during the long trips
.a tF al.
" trusts thought that she
'~ sst- more aloof from the
s.,s. 0 she was perfectly In
" -ll b matters.
'f0 ,,esas of her work b-fore
1s 's.la-s, Of her first choir ef-
.--.' aud festival engagements,
0.. .1e entered into with real
tr-a0.r more and more in de-
5 was more than glad to lend a
.'D- younger and less expert
15 business woman and
na What she wants and how
' If Five years ago | was a
.'-r1 party, and one morning
'4' .a 20 to market with her.
opened when | saw how
5d She secured the best of
.@. -1a knew all of the choice
-'7 way home we passed
ieet where many Italian
".'l, and the children flocked
rli'ie She told them stories ia
81 ,,.. .,'1g1sge, and which they en-