The Portland daily press., 1889-08-12
PAID EXPENSES
That Did the Chautauquan Assem-
bly, at Fryeburg. -us.
Especial to the Press.l

FRYEBURG, August 10.-On Friday the an
nual excursion of the Maine Chautauqua
Union to Fabyan's and Mount Washington
took place. The large party which went
from the camp ground received additions at
the Fryeburg station and also at others on
that will long be rifneSf rememfbettshds the Notch-the
railroad in this part of the conn,r, w otner
pare p Wien r, ,nis branch Of the Msjne aH " com
When the excursionists reached the foot of
Mount Washington, thick cloud capped the
summit, but when they had gone about half
way up it all disappeared. The view from
the Tip Top House, while not as extensive
as on the day previous, was yet very grand.
All the party returned delighted and in safe
ty. A day or two previous a large party
climbed Mount Kearsarge, where, on account
of the clear weather, fine views were OBJ
tanned.
This morning farewell service was held
in the large parlor of the Grove House. Rev.
Geo. Lindsay presided. Brief remarks were
made by Rev. Geo. Lindsay, DR.. A. I. Dunn,
Prof. W. T. Morse, Rev. j. M. Frost and Mr..
E. P. Wentworth. All testified to the great
| harmony, peace and comfort which had pre-
| vailed during during these meetings. Another
| source of pleasure was also offered when
| Mr.. Theodore johnson announced that the
| receipts would be sufficient to meet all the
| bills and leave surplus in the treasury.
| After the singing of "God be with you till
| we meet again." the benediction was pro-
nounced by DR.. A. T. Dunn. At 10 o'clock
most of the people took the street car for the
| station, amid the cheers and Chautauqua
| salutes of few people who will remain un-
| til Monday.
| 1t seemed to be the intention Of each one
of the visitors to return another year. The
thanks of all the people are due to all the
officers who were connected with this assem-
bly, for their kindness and attention, and
also for the fine programme that has been
given.
Tho Summer Camp at Lubec.
EAsTPoRT, Aug. 1O.-The summer en-
campment of the Y. NJ. G. A. of New York,
New England and the maritime provences,
began at North Lubec today and continues
until the oath inst Among the speakers an
nounced are W. E. Colby of Bridgeport
Conn, A. N. Whitfore of Cambridge, Mass.
!. L. Jordan, Geo. s: Avery, G. K: Flanders
will be under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. G. Stebbins. Public religious exercises
will be held every day, save the 18th anC
Goth. The entertainment programme Is a.
follows: Aug. 18th, clam bake at Soutf
station-15th, excursion to Passamaquodny
Tribe OF 1ndians--19th, seal and snipe shoot
ing-20th, excursion to st. John, n. b., ane
reception at st. John Association-22nd
clambake-23rd, deep sea fishing and beact
| chowder.
EAsTPoRT, Aug. 11.-About $50 member
and friends of the Y. M. c. A. are now herr
and attended last evenings reception IL
George S. Averis's large tent In this ten
religious exercises will be held during th,
encampment. Last evening two hours wer
passed by members in getting acquainted
On Monday the programme of work and rec
reation begins and will be kept up till Aug
25th. The weather is delightful, the location
one Of the most picturesque on the Main
coast and the affair is already an assure,
Success. Among the members present ar
Secretaries Case Of Lynn, Longee Of New
Bedford, Hazelwoodd o. o. a,ihaerh ahayerhiil Cook
Of Boston. Flanders of Norwich, R. M. Arm
strong. State Secretary Of Massachusetts
Others are Messrs. Skeen OF Somerville
J Stebbins of Athol. Newhall of Springfield
Leonard of Salem, and II PeTklns m Of Winehes
ter; J; H. Appleton, '" . RRuTlo9ft, noaft,. 9
family. Chas. Brown, A. ii: Wheeford an
{ | wife g, Briggs, 7. p. Day. G. Severance Z
, | Boston, A. Sullivan OF cambridge, Messr
ana wife of Charlestown, and Messrs Ga
3 land, Fuller and Crie of Rockland.
successful Meetings at Old orcharc
Old ORCHARD, Aug. 1.-THE Free Bal
tist assembly at Ocean Park closed toda,
The meetings have been largely attende
!. and the season a most profitable one. Man
s nrominent speakers have been preser
: throughout the meet : The hotels an
t cottages have contain, ! m more people tina
: ever before and many Oh them Will RENAL
:, several weeks longer.
AdventIsts at Springfield.
t SPRINGFIELD, August 1.-THE Secor
Advent Campmeeting formally opened
= this city today with large attendance
t delegates from all over New England. Eld'
: Grant preached doctrinal sermon tn
: morning, DR.. James Hemeenway Of Athol,