SINGING SCHOOL.
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Mn. CLARKE:-I have much pleasure
in announcing TO the citizens of this town
that Mr.. Baker, Of Brunswick, intends
giving gratuitous lecture on the Science
of Music at the Town Hall, on Thursday
(this EVENING" lie gave Lecture on
Monday evening last, at the Town Hall
School Room, to the great satisfaction of
all present, Mr. 3 is said to be a very
worthy man. OF good talents and of Wig
erous and enlightened understanding, and
his superior attainments in Music, eminent
ly qualify him for teacher of this most
beautiful science. He has devoted large
portion of his time, for the last few years.
to the study and the teaching of music and
/ understand, has been very succe ssinl, as
his style Of communicating instruction is
also said to be favorable yet plain and SIM
pie and always clear aad easily understood.
He also evidently possesses that aptness
for teaching, that power of communica-
ting knowledge to others, SO very as
sentia1 to successful Instruction. and also
the capabifity Of fixing the attention of a
class, SO necessary to render the subject
interesting, aud the teacher popular with
his pupils. trust he will be favored with
a large attendance this evening that he
may have fair chance to be heard, and
that our fellow citizens may ascertain for
themselves the foundation OF his claims to
public confidence and support. He only
asks for hearing; shall request 50 rea-
sonabe be dcnied3 MOI Let the lovers of
good music, then, rally at the Town Hall,
at half past 6 O'Clock. MozARr.


Bath, Nov. 1880,