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Morton, f & 'Vel, 23, No. 43 Fo, Brilliant Concert By Two Choral Societies {When the big bonspiel opened in} A brilliant rendering of "Hia- watha's Weding Feast" from Longfellow's famous poem, hy the combined Haileybury and Cobalt choral societies, was the chief feature of a splendid con- cert given in the assembly hall of the High School here on Thurs- day evening last. This was the first performance of this work, set to music by S. Coleridge-Tay- lor, given in Northern Ontario and it was particularly interest- ing in view of the fact that it was from Northern Ontario Lakeland that the Ojibway chiefs came who told:the story.» The concert on Thursday night was the third since the societies were organized. There were sey- enty voices in th@"ehorus under the direction of Mr. Unwin, who as making a natne for himself in this part of the country as a con-|. ductor 'and instructor of merit. Lhe tenor solo, "Onaway, Awake, Beloved", was sung kv Mr. Geo. Labelle who came from Toronto, where he is attending the Uniy- ai%y for this oceasion, Many ewe enawa sige' of Gobet 'er 'PIPERS OF ENGLEHART | LIVEN UP OPENING OF | HAILEYBURY BONSPIEL Haileybury on Tuesday morning, the proceedings were -- cousider- the Englehart Pipe Band, whi-* attends practically all ~+ functions in the immediat: rict. The skirl of the pip the flapping of the kilt Nyeledae sights and s: jlocal people, wheth< engaged in the the Scotties we reception on then ance on the street: At intervals dur while the games ar the rinks, the pipers ing music to encoura;: ersin their efforts am ly all are having the lives during the 'spi. --_--------e ee eh) 4 8) The Right borough R. S$ op of Algon visit to H: 13th and 1. ter Holy Go. jon February "ach ably livened up by the presence of |: