The Portland daily press., 1895-08-09
Close Of a Delightful Season Of Work
and Play.
CHAUTUAQUANS FEEL REGRET AT
LEAVING FRYEBURG.
The Sessions This Year Have Been I'm
usually Pleasant and Helpful and the
Attendance Was Large-The Orchestra
Gets It's Share of the Fun.
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.]

| Chautauqua, August Sit is truer at
ChautauquaI than anywhere else that
1--WE take no notice of time except by its
| flight" but tempers forget whether we
notice it CT not and does not wait even
for Chautauquans. The closing day of
the G. L. S. G. has come at last, and
pc feet day as could possibly be desired
for the closing exercises. This morning
the regular classes were in session as
usual, and at four o'clock an exhibition
of the work done by the classes was given
in the auditorium, the music was fur
nished by the Cambridge High school
orchestra, and Professor Chapman, who
played the music accompaniment for Miss
Tredwell, who led her class in dumbell
and Indian club swinging and posturing.
The class of little ones looked very sweet
as they marched about, and Master Geo.
| Lindsay was very cunning in his sex
pressions. -
Dr. Fields class gave an illustration Of
the methods of voice culture, and DR..
Field gave short explanation of his
work.
Mrs. Osgood's parliamentary class gave
very interesting drill. Mrs. Osgood in
the chair and DR.. Field as secretary.
This evening the grand closing concert
by the Cambridge High School orchestra
drew another immense audience to listen
to the following delightful musical pro-
granme:
observation-disclosures, Robinson
Chorus-Heaven and The Earth Dis
ReadingNAn aig s Old, Old Story, SnosazDnn Bunner
Miss Walker.
Fairy Tales, Eilenberg
Solos by cornet, Flute Clarinet and
| Orchestra
Chorus-Bacchantes (from Philemon
Baucis) Gounod
Violin Solo-Hail Columbia with
variations,
Miss Florence A. Nichols and Orchestra
Reading-Mandy, Edwards
Miss Walker
Grand American Fantasie (Tone
Pictures of the North and South)
Bendix
Solos by Violin, Cornet, Clarinet,
Trombone and Cello.
Solos-a. Notte Belle, Guglielmo
Interpretation, Lynes
CA Question, Lynes
Miss Austin.
Sweet Summer Moon, Smart
Double Quartette.
Chorus-The Vikings, Tanning
| Operatic Standardization,
Carl Isenman
Cornet Solo by Miss Parsons.
| Orchestra.
Miss Nichols is one of the most talented
members of the Boston University, and
played with great spirit and eclat.
Miss Austin has sweet cOntralto voice
which was heard to advantage in her two
solos.
Miss Susan Walker, a native of FRYE
| tall ntp1 RI
lighted her friends by her fine readings.
NOTES
Miss Waterhouse has taken some fine,
views OF the river, mountains and various
other charming sports which are pleasant
souvenirs to take home.
The orchestra has been photographed
with all their instruments and every one
is anxiously awaiting the development of
the negatives to see if a certain young
gentleman has a proper pickle lime ex-
preston
Every one leaves the beautiful grounds
of the Assembly with regret that such a
pleasant time is over, and are coming
next year if possible.
Tomorrow the orchestra are all going
on a blackboard ride to visit the
Doughertys who are in Browntield for
the summer
About forty names are on the list for
the Mt. Washington excursion.
Late arrivals ard Mrs. E. p Wood
bury Lowell, George G. Chase,
Lewiston; Miss Alice M. Kyle, Boston;
j. E. Merrill, Conway; D. A. Ballard,
A. W. Mckeen, F. A. Holt, B. Walker
McKeen MIR and Mrs G. E. Smith,
Fryeburg Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Fogg,
Mrs. j. f. Charles, Miss Alice E.
Charles, Chatham; Miss Georgia B.
Walker, Stow Miss Evelyn E. Dozias,
Holleston; Miss Florence Gatchell,
Brownfield; f. A. Bowdoin, Mrs. f. A.
Bowdoin, Portland; B. J. Nash, Alfred
Gartruda NnaA, kenuehI1nk