Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-05-28
Ocean Park.

Ocean Park Assembly will open its four
teenth session July %, and continue to
August 81. furnishing a programme re-
markable for the variety of it, features and
excellency of its talent.
Christian Workers Convention will be gin
July % and eloee July 20. Rev. j. W.
Parsons in charge assisted by Revs. j. B.
Jordan, o. W. Waldron, W. j. Twort and
others.
July 81 is the opening Chautauqua As
sembIy day with the usual normal classes
ct Curtis Home, and grand opening at the
temple in the evening by assembly commit
tee, artists and heads of departments.
August will begin the full work of the
assembly with its Biblical Institute, School
of Oratory and Normal classes.
Rev. j. X. Ever will lecture at IL A. NJ,
on 1.-The Heroism of Great Life
In the evening Prof. w. B. Trip, teacher
of oratorv and physical culture, will
present the work of his department assisted
by Mrs. Trip and other assembly artists.
August 2. In addition to classes and de-
partments there will be mock session of
U. S. Congress pre- sided over by Vice Pres
iient Osgood and Speaker Bracket, also a
lecture on Travel by Hon. F. E. Clark
Of New York, thrilling speaker, with a
grand concert in the evening.
August 8. Adventure day will presen. a
Lecture by Rev. Jos. Slattery, converted
Romanist, with another lecture by Hon.
Mr.. Clark in the evening.
August 4. Prof. II. c. Kimball of Bof
ton will lecture on "Christ in Great City,"
Rev. Scott T. Hershey of Washington, ID.
c., on "How to VIM" with a fine concert
Briggs.
August 5. Sermon by Rev. DR.. Hershey
on Heroes" Communion, Bible service
in charge of L. M. Webb, L O., vesper
service and sermon in the evening by Rev.
W. H. Bowen.D. ID.
August G, Rev.Dr. Bowen will lecture on
"Wbat the Monuments Teach" at IL A.
M. and Rev. r. S. Macarthur on "Glimp-
SEES from Historic Ililltops" in the evening.
August 4, Rev. DIR. Macarthur will lee
ture on "The Church and Her Critics at
II A. M. and in the evening the assembly
artists will give one of their first class con
certs.
August s. Electricity day. Lecture by
Prof. La Roy +. Griffin on Magnetism
and Electric Applications" at II A. M. and
Atmospheric Electricity" in the evening.
August 8, Recognition day. Grand
March. Lecture by Rev. B. L. Whitman,
ID. d. of Colby University, award of d.
plomas, alumni reunion and banquet with
the regular Recognition Day Concert in the
evening followed by camp fire.
August 10, is Field day in which all the
assembly departments are represented, also
lecture by Prof. j. Y. Stanton of Lewis.
ton, on "Natural History" which will be
profusely illustrated and intensely interest
ing. Another grand concert follows in the
evening.
August IL, Ocean Park day with the
annual meetings of o. 2. Association, the
directors and educational bureau. On the
evening of this day the closing session of
the U. S. Congress will be holden. This
unique feature will be of great attraction.
August ~, Sunday, Revs. C. F. Penney
and c. X. Flanders will be the preachers.
August Is and IA are Woman's Conven-
ton days, which will be replete with in.
terest.
August Is, Chillrens day, the "day of
all the days the best to the children of
New England. In the evening Rev. f. T..
Buker, ID. d., will take his audience to
the Worlds Fair by means of his eloquent
lecture and superb views.
August lG, Mission. INSTRUMENTATION
and Education day. Rev. E. 3. Stiles, w.
0. Phillips and other returned missionaries
together with the officials Of the Foreign
Missionary Society will conduct mission
ary convention in the forenoon. Prof. A.
w. Anthony and others will conduct an In
terdenominational Convention in the after
noon while the interests of Storer College
will be presented in the evening by Pres
ident Bracket ana other members of the
faculty.
August II, Young Peoples, day with a
of Miss S. A. Perkins.
August 49, Guild day with it's "Picnician,
graduating exercises and superior enter
tainment in the evening.
August 10, Preaching by Rev. f. E,
Hayes, Bible and vesper services.
August 20, Day of Phianthropies, Hon.
Neal Dow, Rev. G.. w. Hinckley, Mrs. l..
M. N. Stevens and others, give promise of
an exceptionally interesting day.
August 81, Convention of the Loyal
Women of American Liberty, with its fine
array of talent, promises to furnish grand
finale to the assembly.
Interspersed with these general features,
will be musical drill of large chorus of
voices, School of Oratory and Physical
Culture, Cooking School and Ground
Tables" on various topics of general and
special interest, the whole making an as
sembly not only equal but far superior to
any yet held at this favorite resort.
Coroner Libby visited the pulp mill, Sat-
urday, and also saw Phillip Lessor, who