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Orchestra Trip a Big Suttess.
On Sattrday the Orchestra re
turned from a successful, though
short trio. i The' first concert .s
Phhipsbarg on Thursday evening was
played to an audience which taxed
the seating capacity of the Elks
Hall and the Ikell rendered. program
under the direction of Mr. Cogswell,
was very ,hell received and encores
were repeatedly called for. From
the moment Mr. Cogswell's baton
rose for the opening strain of "Wil
liani, Tell," the attention of the au,
dienc was held until the end of the
last amber, the selection ,from
`Tan g hauser
MrL Armstrong's /splendid solo
work delighted the listeners to the
exten that he was called back for
five r six encores, which consisted
of selections from the Red Mill, etc;
The solos'bv Mr Arthur and the solo
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",BPrteuse" from Godard' s opera
by Mr Meissner were also well re
ceived.' 'The concert as a whole was
a su, 1
ccess and justified
thethe praises
and compliments which e Orches
tra received
Iminediately, after the concert the
audience repa red to the beautifully
furniShed parlors of ,the Elks,' whc re
Mr. Armstrong again displayed his
vocal' powers. In the meantime the
concert hall had been cleared of
chairs, Ond , by relieving one another
all the rhembcrs had the opportunity
to enjoy the dancing which lasted
until 1 2,30. The treatment given
to th Members of the Orchestra by'
ti
the r sidents of Phillipsburg was the
most -hospitable , that could be ex•
pect . i
0 ' - Friday morning, the special car
i brou ht the organization , back to'
Bell fonte where they repented their
proglram. At BellefOnte the men
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were put under .the care of the well
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known host H. S. Ray at the Brock
erhotif House. -A fair audience was
presnti at the concert which was
given in. the Court House and heri
the iorchestra and soloists again
trau
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