Daily Kennebec journal., 1896-07-02

FULL PROGRAMME
For the Annual Meeting Of the Maine Chau
tauqua Union, FVeburg.

England Sunday school assembly and the
Maine Chautauqua Union will be held al
F'ryeburg. from July IS. to Aug. 10. The
programme will be as follows:
First Day-Tuesday, July $3.50 p. NJ,
Chautauqua reunion; addresses by ofii-
GERS and teachers of the assembly with
select music.
Second Day-Wednesday, July 29-6.3t
a. NJ, morning bells; $50, breakfast; SIS
auditorium. Miss Waterhouse; 900, Lat
in-hall, Miss Graves: 800. Entomology
parlor. Mr.. Fish; 8 to II. determinative
mineralogy, Pr Forbes; 1000, chorus re-
1900. botany--parlor; 10 to 12 oil. water
color or pencil sketching, Mr.. Newman
loo, physical culture--hall. Prof Rob
erts; 100, geology. Dr. Hovey; n.oo. Sun
day school normal work. Rev. Fl. L.
Thayer; go, =. NJ. dinner; 200 woman S
elubs7hall; round table talks by Miss
Isabel Graves of Binghampton, N Y.
Subject, The Lake Poets 800 parla :
mentary law,-What it is and what it is
not, Mrs, Edward Sherburne Osgood;
LOO, grand instrumental concert by Civ
brated soloists, and Miss Susan Nj. Walk
er, reader; 800, private instruction in mu-
sic-reading at sight, Prof. Chapman; 500
supper; 80, second grand Instrumental
concert by Given's orchestral club. as
sisted by the same soloists and reader a.
in the afternoon; 1000, night bells.
The order of exercises for the third
fourth and fifth days is the same as thai
of the second day, with the followiaii
changes:
Third Day-Thursday. July $500, M
liamentary law. Subject, Simple q
Temporary Organization" 4.00. unidxI
entertainment by Prof. Krieger of NeNi
York. assisted by talented soloists; $50
Illustrated lecture on Norway" i. A.
Robertson, Walden N. Y.
Fourth Day-Friday, July Sl-3.oo, par
liamentary law. Subject, Double or
Permanent Organization the quorum
Mrs. Osgood; 400. second unique enter
tainment by Prof. Krieger. assisted by
talented artists; 100 third unique enter
| tainment by Prof. Krieger, assisted by
| special talent.
Fifth Day-Saturday August SOD
parliamentary law. Subject, The Chair
| and the Floor, or Duties and Privileges
Home, by Rev. Chas. S. Cummings;
40, Illustrated lecture on Australia .
by E. K. Robertson. Walden, N. Y.
| Sixth Day-Sunday, August "A day OF
I rest and worship. 100 A. NJ, morning
bells; 500, breakfast; S.45, morning pray
NJ, dinner; 80, sermon by the Rev. Chas
5: Cummings; 800, G: l.. S. c. vesper ser
vice; 500, supper; 40, sunset service Oh
| the rivers bank; 1000, night bells.
The programme for the remainder OF
the session is similar to that of the sec
ond day, except as noted below:
| Seventh Day-Monday, August 300
woman's clubs-hall. First round table
talk by Miss Charlotte Thorndike Sibley
3oo. parliamentary law Subject. The
Motion Made, Stated. and Put-Recon-
sderation;' 400, lecture, Sense, sentj-
| Cummings; 7.3O, illustrated lecture on
America" by f. r. Robertson, Walden
n. Y.
| Eighth Day-Tuesday, August 4-2eI
woman's clubs-hall Round table talk
English Castles;'' 400. grand concert by
| the Cecilian White Co.. Mr.. White, read
er; $50 second grand concert by the Ce-
Gillian White Co, Mr. White, reader.
| Ninth Wednesday. August 5-2oo
woman's clubs-hall; 400 lecture. Sub
back Miss Charlotte Thorndike Sibley.
$50, illustrated lecture on Volcanoes,
by Il. o. Hovey, Ph. ID.
Tenth Day-Thursday. August 6-20o
woman's clubs-hall. Round table taik
by Miss IS, sibey. Subject, Pictures OF Of
parliamentary law. The Committee and
It's Work. 400 grand concert by tbs
Elmwood Male Quartette, Cambridge
Mass; Miss Agnes Stafford. reader 13o
second grand concert by the Elmwood
Male Quartette, Cambridge, Mass; Miss
i Agnes Stafford, reader.
Eleventh Day-Friday, August 7-Po.
litical day. 200 p. NJ. woman's clubs
Round table talk by Miss sibley. Subject
gress of Religion 800, parliamentary law
ISubject amendments . 400. Democratic
speaher; $50, THE Republican Side of The
Question:, by the Hon. Seth l.. Miiiken
i NJ. c.
n Twelfth Day-Saturday August S-W
G. Il. U. Day.-2.oo p. M. W. G. 7. L.
round table, presided over by Mrs. l.. NJ
N. Stevens; 300 parliamentary law. Sub
Iect, The Previous Question:" 400, pub
lie addresses in the auditorium by lead
ing speakers of the w. c. Il. L.; 1856
grand illustrated lecture 'The New Yer
sion of the Passion Play" by Rev. J.sJ.
Lewis.
Thirteenth Day-Sunday. August "a
day Of rest and worship. 100 A. NJ.
morning bells; 500, breakfast; s.45, morn
school; 100 F. NJ. dinner; go, sermon by
I Rev. Herbert &. Thayer; 500. c. L. S. c.
vesper service; 500 supper, 7.so, sunset
II river; 1000, night bells.
Fourteenth Day-Monday. August 10
200 =. NJ, woman's clubs, round table
talk e. by Miss sibley,, subject, The Story
iamentarS ssa' aW subjecf faen @ nsf
/ Mrs. Osgood: 400, lecture on James G.
blaine, by Rev. Edgar L., Warren OF
| westerly X. T.. i.oU, grand Illustrated
tlecture, 'Wayside Excursions Among the
Rocky Mountains" by Rev. J. j. Lewis,
Boston.
Fifteenth Day--Tuesday, August IL
| Recognition day-l030 A. NJ Chautauqua
lmarch-passing the arches; 11.30 recogni-
ton day address by Charlotte Thorndike
Sibley Subject, ''Constantinople, the
City on the Golden Horn" comforting of
diplomas by the president, Rev. George
| d. Lindsay; 1.30 p. NJ. alumni dinner, fol-
lowed by musical concert and speeches
400. class meetings for election of officers
800, c.. l.. S. c. round table, conducted by
Miss Sibley. 500. supper: 40. a grand
concert by the Cambridge Festival Or
chestra. assisted by celebrated soloists
and distinguished reader.
| Sixteenth Day Wednesday, August 12-
200 r. M, woman's clubs, round table
talk; 800. parliamentary. law: Subject,
Debate VS.. Discussion. Forensic and In
| formal" Mrs. Edward Sherburne OsSood;
| 400 grange day exercises and addresses
under the direction of Secretary b. Walk
| er McKeen, Esq: 7.30, illustrated lecture,
Switzerland. the Pleasure Ground of
Europe" Il. II. Forbes, Phi. ID.
Seventeenth Day-Thursday. August 13
Zoo p. NJ. woman's clubs, round table
talk: 800, parliamentary law. Subject,
'.Impromptu Extempore and After Din
ner Speaking Mrs. OsgoOd; 400. rich
and varied entertainment consisting of
baritone solos by Mr.. Royal s. Goldsbury,
of Princeton University, and national
nominating convention with delegates
from every state and territory in the
Union 1Iudar the direction of Mrs. OS-