Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-21
WATERVILLE.
THE PROGRAM.
The Official Souvenir Booklet
on Sale Today.
Much Information in Small Bundle fol
Centennial Guests.
What the People Will Have to Keep
What the People Will Have to Keep
Them Busy.


centennial celebration will go on sale, this
morning and supplies can be obtained of
Dr. ]. F. Hill The program makes a
booklet of 30 pages, made up of fine half
tone paper, the work being done by the
w. NJ. Ladd Co. The front page is de-
voted to fine half-tone cut of the new
City building. On the inside is a cordial
greeting to the guests who are expected.
Then follows the full list of the centen-
rial committees. Two pages are devoted
to short, pithy facts about the city and
its growth. A page is devoted to a group
picture of the churches, making line
showing. On the opposite page is a fine
view of Main street looking north from
the Elmwood. More spicy facts follow.
Two pages are devoted to general infor
nation that will prove very useful to
strangers, followed by the full official
program. The special exercises in the
churches, Sunday morning, and the pro
gram for the religious mass meeting in
the new City hall in the evening are al
| ready familiar as they have been pub
! lshed.
| The program for the dedication of the
City hall. Monday forenoon, and the ex-
ercises on Monument park in the after
noon. is as follows:
Sunrise-Salute of one hundred guns.
10 A. Adjudication of new City hail.
Mr.: Frank Redington, presiding.
'9'' Prof r. B. Hall, conductor n
| Music. The Cecilia Club
| Prayer, Rev. Albert A. Lewis
Music, Children of the Public Schools
Miss Lillian Berry, director.
Address, Hon. S. s. Brown
Solo, Mrs. Antonio II. Sawyer
| Address, Frederick w. Clair
Presentation of the keys of City hall,
| Mr. Horace Purinton
Acceptance of the keys.
His Honor Mayor Martin Blaisdell
Solo, Mr.. Llewellyn B. Cain
Address.
Ex-Mayor Hon. Chas. F. Johnson
| Music, Halls Orchestra
AT MONUMENT PARK. MONDAY AT
| TERNOON.
Dr.. Frederick c. Thayer; presiding.
Music, Halls Military Band
Prof. R. B. Hall, leader.
His Honor. Martin Blaisdell. Mayor of
| Watervile.
| Prayer,
Rev George D. B. Pepper, D. D.. IL. D.
| Lately President of Colby College.
Welcome.
Chairman of Centennial Committee Of
| One Hundred, DR.. Frederick c. Thayer.
| Music
|
the city, Monday evening, with a public
reception in City hall, attended by Gov
ernor Hill and his staff. The civic, mill
| tary, trade and industrial parade will
take place, Tuesday forenoon, starting at
1905 The makeup and line of march Of
| this are already familiar.
| Tuesday afternoon will be devoted to
sports and contests, the program being as
follows:
| TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
80 P. M.-Exhibition by Waterville Fire
| Department, Mr.. George f. Davies.
| Chief Engineer on Main street near
City hall.
Contest between Hook and Ladder Co
| and Hose No /.
| Hose Reel Races.
| Hose Coupling Contest.
| College Campus-Dr. Carroll w. Abbott
| chairman of committee on sports, di-
| rector.
3 P. M.-Baseball Game. Colby VS.. Water
| vile.
Balloon Ascension after the game from
| the north end of the college campus.
| In the evening there will be a band
concert on Monument park by Hairs Mil
itary Band
| The booklet contains a fine picture Of
the Alumni Chemical hall at Colby and
the full program of the Colby commence
ment The last few pages are devoted to
an enumeration of points of interest about
the city with directions about getting
to them a prospectus of the centennial
history now in preparation, and time
| tables of the railroads.
| The booklet will make fine souvenir
of the celebration and will be necessity
to all who wish to keep track of all Of
the events of the celebration. 1t will be
on sale all over the city, today.