Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-02-20

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let set, bottle of perfumery and sofa pill
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The display here is in charge of the fol
lowing ladies of the Eastern Star: Mrs J
+. Kingsley, chairman, Mrs. s C. Webster
Mrs. H. L. Morrill, Miss Lottie Morse
Mrs. ID. +. knowlton, Mrs. Z. P. Smart
Mrs. F. B. Smith, Mrs W. A. Perry, Mrs
c. Il. Cunningham, Miss Blanch Davis
Mrs. Emery
The Evening with kennebec Talent
was enjoyed by large number in the
main hall, and every seat was occupied
and many were standing. The music by
the Young Ladies Mondolin, Guitar and
Banjo Quintet, composed of Miss Annie
b. Williamson, banjo and banjorine: Mrs.
H. lockwood, mandolin and guitar
Miss May F. Brooks, guitar; Miss Belle
H. Washburn, 1st banjo; and Miss Jennie
NJ. Boulster, I'd banjo. was very finely
rendered, and the players were greeted
with hearty encores.
The Winthrop Street Quartet. com
posed of Prof John j. Turner and Mr.
A. d. Ward, bassos; Mr.. Chas. S. Cook
and Mr.. E. A. Wakefield, tenors, was as
usual splendid.
The soloists, Miss f. Louise Bessc,
violin soloist; Mr. Charles F. Bilodeau,
tenor; Miss Edith Harrington, Miss Cassie
Holmes, readers; Frank Bilodeau, I'd
tenor and H. W. Norcross, basso, and all
those above mentioned joined in rendering
the following programme in a highly
pleasing manner:
instrumental, Amphion March
Mandolin Quintet
Reading, Gentian
Miss Harrington
wa, Winthrop Street Male Quartet
Miss Besse
Solo and Chorus, Little Alabama Coon"
Messrs. Bilodeau, Fox, Bilodeau and Norcross
Instrumental, Love and Beauty Waltzes
Mandolin Quintet
Quartet-Selected,
~ Winthrop Street Male Quartet
Reading-sister and ~ ;, Mis- H hSlass
Reading a f0 eoon E''''s Curly headed
b "The Dead Cat"
Miss Harrington
Finale-Selectei, Mandolin Quintet
The programme for the remaining
afternoons and evenings will be as fol-
lows:
Wednesday Evening.
"Ici On Parle Francois
CAST OF THE PLAYERS.
Major Regulus Rattan, Mr. Harry H. Pierce
Victor Dubois, Mr.; Ewing w. Hamlen
Mr.. Spriggins, Mr.. Richard +. Goodwin
Mrs. Spriggins, Mrs. Geo. II. Brickett
Julia. wife of Major Rattan
Miss Gertrude Stone
Anna Maria, maid OF all work
Quartet-Spring Song, Pinsuti
Temple Street Quartet.
Lovers Song, Smith
Jennie Brown Flood.
Quartet-When Little Birdie Bye Bye Goes,
Dow
Temple Street Quartet.
Thursday Evening.
National Home Band Concert.
Post, Cary
Harold
De Mara
Cornet Solo, Mr.. Ritzdorf.
Selection from the Fencing Master, DeKoven
Rondo Donjon
Pccolo Solo, Mr.. Porter.
Waltzes-W Wedding, Doovak
Irish Patrol. Puerner
Concert Medley-Transformatio Moses
Last evening the voting on the hand
some flreman's trumpet stand:
Continental, 55
Capital, 43I
Cushnoc. 43
Volunteer 20
Atlantic %
II. r. Morse Fl. e. L., Is
James Barnes, 40
Payson Tucker, 30
TIGER, 80
The river scene, Ossipcc, n. H.,
painted by Miss Grace Elliott, was secured
by George L. Hamlcn.
The votes for the Jersey bull stand as
follows
NJ. l.. Reynolds, 6415
Orville ID. Lambard, 10
Elliott Wood, 2515
ID. W. Weber 10
W. Il. Haines
Fair Notes.
Governor Clcaves will visit the fair one
evening.
The season tickets cntitle holders to af
tcrnoon admissions.
The contest over the bull calf is causing
more fun than a little.
The entire fair is in operation during