The Portland daily press., 1895-07-22
A SPLENDID PROGRAMME.
The Treat That is to be Presented at Chau-
tauqua This Week.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.1

Grove Will be enlivened by the arrival OF
the Chautauqua students, for Oh Tuesday
evening the Northern New England
Sunday School Assembly and the Maine
Chautauqua Union will begin it S annual
sessions. 1t is not necessary to again
tell the story of the Chautauqua meetings
at Fryeburg. Suffice it to say that thi
years sessions are to be of unusual ins
terest Rev. George d. Lindsay is the
conductor and superintendent of instruc-
tion, and the department of instruction
has been arranged as follows:
Sunday School department
Musical department-Prof. Frederick
e. Chapman, Cambridge Mass
Cooking department-Miss Anna Bar
rows, Boston, Mass
Voice culture, oratory and expression
P. P. Field, M. D., Boston.
Zoology-Miss Susie j. Mantle, Marl,
boro, Mass.
kindergarten.
Physical culture-Miss Linnie B. Tread
well, Portland.
Botany-Miss Annie L. Richardson, Mt
Holyoke College.
Mineralogy-E. H. Forbes, ESQ.,, Tor
rington, Conn.
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Portland.
The years programme begins with a
Chautauqua reunion Tuesday evening
with addresses by the officers and teach
ers of the assembly. Then the next day
begins the real solid work, which, how
ever, intermingled with plenty of oppor-
tunities for recreation apart from those
which arise the course of the daily les
sons. The programme for Wednesday of
nnyt yVP0k Oiupc q GOOD idpa of what 10
daily routine will be like. Here is the
way the young Chautauquans will spend
their busy days this week:
WEDNESDAY JULY "a (A.M.)
6. 3o-Morning bells.
30-Breakfast.
15-Morning prayers-Ha1l.
8. 9.0O-Voice culturs, oratory and express
sion-Hall P. P. Field, M, d.
go o-Kindergarten school--Auditorm.
soz00logy Rsa narGI snse ift Mana lesson
10.00-Chorus Choir-Auditorium Pro-
fessor Frederick e. Chapman.
1O.00-Physical culture-Hall Miss
Linnie B. I'readwell
10. 0-Botany-Parlor. Miss Annie L.
Richardson of Mt. Holyoke College
11.O0-Private instruction in school
music-Prof. Chapman.
to IL -Determinative mineralogy-
Edward III. Forbes, Esq
(P. M
IL. 30-Dinner.
/. Cooking school-Hall. Miss Bar
rows.
300-Parliamentary law. Mrs. E. S.
Osgood
4oO-Chalk talk Mr. Roleo Kirk Bryan
of Chicago.
5000. L. S. Ground table.
g. 30-Supper
Y 730-Miss Adelaide Westcott will give
one of her celebrated monologue, "New
York
10. 00-Night bells.
The courses under the charge of DIR.
Field, Miss Mantl Prof. Chapman,
Miss Treadwell, Mr.. Forbes, Miss Bar
rows and Miss Osgood will continue
through the session, the lessons being
substantially the same hours as printed
above. The other features of the pro-
CRANE are as follows
THURSDAY, JULY 25
400 p. m.-Character sketches, by Miss
Adelaide Wescott.
7.30-Chalk talk, Mr.. Rollo Kirk Bryan.
FRIDAY, JULY 26.
400-J. Edmund V. Cooke, the poet
ICdutI, WILL Slfo LIS uIo Ouool oeblllHCIIo3
consisting of selections from his own
works and from Shakespeare, and con-
Guiding with''The Elocutionists Dream. :"
s. 50O-C. L. S. G. Round table.
730-Concert. This concert will be
given by the Boston Ideal Quartette, Miss
Chamberlain, the celebrated solo whistler
Miss Henrietta d. Rice and Miss Ida
Tarbox Miss Nellie B. McGregor. pianist,
and Mr.. ]. Edmund Y. Cooke, Cleveland
o., reader.
SATURDAY, JULY 81.
40O-Second entertainment by j. Ed
mund V. Cooke.
50O-Official business meeting.
Z30-Third entertainment by J. Ed
mund V. Cooke, will be scene from
Hamlet and address of Anthony to the
Romans, from Shakespeare, with some
productions from Mr.. Cooks own works.
SUNDAY. JULY %.
200 a. m.-Morning Bells. S.00-Break-
fast. s. %. Morning Prayers. 10. 30. =
Assembly Sunday School.
| 100 D. m-Dinner 2 30 Sermon.
5000. L. S. c. Vesper Service. 500. =
Supper 7.3O Evening Service. 1000
Night Bells
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