Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1893-07-18
cNAU1AUoUA ASSEMBLY At Frye

BURG.
The programme for the Chautauqul
Union meeting 1t Fryeburg from Jul!
16th 70 August 12th, II before the pub
lie. Il 10 q neat book Of 81 pages and
full Of rich and pleasant things for tn
people TO enjoy. The very best talent ID
the country has been engaged.
On Recognition day, tho gala day ol
the assembly, Rev. DIR. X. 3. Macarthur
will be present and deliver the address
DIR. Macarthur 10 an orator Of world.
wide reputation. He 10 one Of the fore.
most preachers and lecturers 10 America.
His subject on Recognition day will b
elements Of Success In Life." He will
also give two Of his best lectures on the
day following, which 10 deccnnial day.
President Whitman Of Colby Universi-
~ ID to lecture on "The Mission OF
Youth to the Present Age" Every
body possible should hear this lecture.
President Whitman ~ q scholar and
orator has made . most worthy and
deep impression upon our state.
Rev. A. K. WinshIp of Boston, editor
of the Journal of Education, 10 widely
and favorably known. He 10 to give
four lectures.
James Clement Ambrose Of Chicago, q
man Of great ability and most attract
I've speaker, 10 to give four lectures on
"The Scholar In Politics." "Helplng
Other Folks" "The sham Family"
"My Partner"
Harry w. Kimball, A. B., who was re-
celved with great applause last year, Ia
to lecture again this year. Subject
"Christ In = Great City,"
Rev. j. III. McI.aren, rare orator,
will lecture on "The Philosophy Of Wit
and Humor."
Among the other lecturers are Mrs.
Mary A. Llvermore, Rev. Asa Dalton,
ID. d., Rev. Matt 3. Hughes OF Portland,
Rev. Geo. M. Howe Of Lewiston, Mrs.
Peasley Of Auburn and others.
The Cooking School will be under the
direction of Miss Anna Barrows, teacher
Of cooking In the School Of Domestic
Boston, and lecturer at Iaselle
Besides demonstrations In
cooking, suggestions will be given re
gardlnH marketing, table settling and
laundry work, also kitchen garden for
the children.
Prof. Robinson of Boston will teach
and self cultare and will
also give public exhibition In gymnas-
tics.
Prof. Bowdoln will be musical In
,tructor, teaching classes In music.
There are to be four grand concerts,
Dne by Prof. Frank May, the celebrated
London baritone sololst, assisted by Miss
Agnes NJ. Stafford, elocutionlst, from the
Emerson school Of oratory of Boston, y
most charming reader, and Miss Good
win M vlollnist. This concert will be
grand affair and no one will want to
Miss Il. The Ceclllan Quartette will
give one of their unique and popular
,oncerts. The Haydns Of Portland
will give grand concert. Prof.
BowdoIn will conduct the closing con.
,ert, which IL always a superb affair and
travis an immense house. In the grand
closing concert Miss Evangellne Pear
IONS will read. To hear Miss Pearsons
will alone pay one for attending.
Prof. Baker Is to give two magnificent
Illustrated lectures on Egypt, the
Of the World, aud "The
Holy Land, JOppa to Sea OF Galllec."
Miss Lucia +. F. Kimball Of Chicago
will give q new lecture on "liomes:
The Nations Need"
Mrs. Jennie King Morrison and Miss
Lizzie NJ. Brown OF the Ceclllan Quar-
ette are to be In the chorus the entire
hree weeks. Miss Goodwin rs violin
ct and Miss Pearsons as cornetlst are to
70 with the assembly through Its entire
essl0n.
The array of talent presented 10 the
programme IL something marvellous for
me assembly, and all who visit the
grounds for day or more
viii have rich treat In store for them.
Col. F. +. BOothby has kindly arrang-
ID very low fares on all branches Of the
Maine Central Railroad.
For particulars In reference to board,
ooms, programmes, ETC., address Rev.
ieorge ID. Lindsay, 20 North Street,
Maine.