The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-05-10
THE FRYEBURG cHAuTAuauA.
sembly-A Large Number of Distinguish
ed Lecturers Secured. NJ.

The programme for the Northern New
England Sunday School Assembly and
Maine Chautauqua Union will soon be
presented to the public. A musical and
intellectual feast is in store for all who
attend the Assembly this season. Mrs.
Mary A. Livermore, who always draws
crowded house at Fryeburg Chautauqua
is to give two of her finest lectures.
Rev. Mr.. Lewis of Boston will give two
Passion Play" and 1.-The Canadian
Rockies" Rev. Howard A. Clifford,
A. M, a man of great oratorical power
and pathos will lecture on "a Ramble
in Europe" Games Clement AMI rose Of
Chicago, who delighted his hearers last
year with four lectures will be with
the Assembly again and give two lee
lures on atom and jerry" and "The
Sham Family" Rev. ]. G. Wilson, d.
D.. of Brooklyn, N. Y, is to deliver three
lectures; subjects, yellowstone and
Yosemite, "The Greatest Thing Man
Can De-" and "There is Screw Loose
Somewhere" DR.. Wilson is one of the
first platform speakers in America. 1t
will be worth ones time and trouble to
go to Fryeburg and hear these three lee
lures. Rev. Geo. W. Hunt of Brockton,
Mass, is to deliver his celebrated lecture
on "Other Mems Shoes" MI. Hunt has
the reputationsof being great orator,
having given this lecture to delighted
audiences in many places.
Mr.. j. H. Packard, Of Boston, gives his
superbly illustrated lecture on" Ben Fl ur"
This is one of the most magnificent
illustrated lectures ever given in Maine
and is well worth going many miles to
hear and see. Miss Lucia E. f. Kimball
of Chicago, who always charms her au-
diences, is TO lecture on "The Republic
and the Child" Rev. DR.. Gallagher,
president of Maine Wesleyan Seminary
and Female College, is to give one lecture
and preach on Sunday. Mr.. Fiske of New
York is to give three illustrated lectures,
Two are on the Worlds Colum bian Ex-
position. the other on New York to FRS
CO." This last is very attractive lee
ture. Harry W. kimba A. B., of An
dover, Mass. who was received by large
and delighted audience last year will lee
ture August Sth. Subjects: 1.-THE Good
World" Mr.. Kimball is young man of
great ability. His lectures are very
fine and exceedingly interesting. He is
an effective speaker. with voice clear
and full
W.C.T.U q. day will be in charge of
Mrs. L. M. N. Stevens, president of the
State Union. Prominent TEMPERANCE
speakers will occupy the forenoon. In
the afternoon Madame Layah Berakat,
one OF the most noted temperance speak
ers in the world, will deliver an address.
On Observation-Disclosures day, the prin-
cipal address will be ven by President
Whitman of Colby University. President
Whitman will also deliver the Recogni-
ton day address. The music depart
ment will besin. charge of Professor Bow
doin, who has for the past two years,
given unqualified satisfaction. Musical
instruction will be given every day.
There are to be four grand concerts
by the very best talent procurable in
Maine and Massachusetts,. The piano
used for these concerts and during the
entire assembly will be superb Blasius
upright, from the we'll known house Of
Cressey, Jones & Allen of Portland.
Professor Robinson will teach gymnas-
tics, assisted by Miss Sleeper of Boston.
They will give course of lectures,
teaching geography. system of gymnas-
tics, scientific foundations and aims,
"The hest kindergarten and kindergart-
ner," "The mother in the home" I'm
agination in education" pictures in
the words we use."
Glasses will be formed and instruction
given on the following subjects by COM
petent techers: German, botany, miner
alogy, practical astronomy, Delsarte sys-
tenn of physical culture, the Ling sys-
tenn of gymnastics, practical household
cookery, Sunday school, primary and
normal work The programme will be
the best ever put before the public
worthy the careful attention of every
one seeking intellectual enjoyment and
bodily recreation. The Chautauuua
grounds are beautiful for situation and
surroundings. The assembly will begin
it's sessions July "a and continue three
weeks.
F.E. Boothby, ESQ.,, will give greatly
reduced fare on the Maine Central rail
road and all of it's branches. MIR S. W.
Fife, manager of the Fryeburg Horse
railroad, will see that all the wants OF
his patrons are attended to.
For information in reference to board,
rooms, programmes. etc., address Rev.
George D. Lindsay, 35 North street, Port
land. Me.