Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-05-25
OCEAN PARK ASSEMBLY.
Program of Events From July rs TO
Sept. I.

The program loI lic assembly and
summer school to be held at Ocean
Park July 25-Sept. l, promises an in
teresting seasons work. Among the
noteworthy features are the following:
July 26-Sermons by Rev. r. w.
Churchill and Rev. II. A. Child.
July 27-OpeniAg of the Ministers In
stitute.
Aug. 2-Sermons by Rev. A. r. Salley.
d. d.. and Rev. d. b. Martin. Bible
service.
Aug. &Openng of Chautauquan AS
sembly Reception by president and
assembly artists.
Aug. 4-Opening of Biblican Institute.
Some Different Passages of Scripture
Explained" by Professor j. A. Howe.
Opening of children's Bible study.
Round Table. The Physical Basis of
Society,"" Professor II. B. Davis. Lee
ture. walter Scott" by Leon II. Vim
cent. Chorus rally and opening of
chorus drill. Professor j. e. Aborn, di-
rector. Recital, THE Cardinal King"
Professor Henry Lawrence Southwick.
Aug. 5-Informal address by Dean
Southwick. Lecture, Robert Burns"
cital, Richard Ill" by Professor
Southwick
Aug. 6-Opening of Summer School of
Oratory and Physical Culture, Miss
Sadai Prescott Porter, in charge. Lee
ture, "Charlotte BrOnte," Leon H.
Vincent Grand concert, assembly
artists and Miss Florence Nickerson,
harpist and reader.
Aug. 7-Chautauqua rally. Lecture.
"Anthony Trollope and Charles Reade, .
MIR. Vincent. Illustrated recital with
musical prelude, The Sky Pilot"
Ralph Conner, given by Albert Arm
strong.
Aug S-Lecture, Victor Hugo" Mr..
Vincent. Concert, Miss Linda May
Knowlton, pianist Mr.. F. e. Kendre,
vioiinist. and Miss Porter, reader.
Aug. 9-Sermons by Rev. ]. A. Howe
and Rev. j. b. Jordan.
Aug. 10-Annual meeting of the direc-
tors of the Ocean Park Association
Lecture. Among the Masses; or, Traits
of Character" by Colonel George w.
Balm.
Aug. Interrogation Day. Recogni-
ton address. The Twentieth Century
Searchlight," Colonel Balm. Award of
diplomas to class of 1908. Banquet.
Grand Recognition concert, oratoro
Emanuel" by Trowbridge by the AS
sembly artists and full chorus.
Aug. 12-Opening of a series of Round
Tables ON Art conducted by Mrs
Frances S. Mosher. Lecture, Safe
Side of Life for Young Men," Colonel
Balm.
Aug. 1S-Children's Day. Athletic
events.
Aug. 14-Lecture, "Barnacles,' Miss
Belle Kearney. Concert with readings,
Miss Eva Bartlett Macy.
Aug. 15-Athlctic events. Lecture,
who Is Responsible?" Miss Belle
Kcarncy.
Aug. l6-SermOns by Rev. Percival
+. Marston and Rev. S. A. Blaisdell
Aug. 17-White Mountains excursion
day.
Aug. 1S-Improvement Day. Annual
meeting. Athletic events. Tenth an
nivcrsary exercises and concert.
Aug. 19-Woman's convention under
the auspices of the Educational Blu
reau. Mrs. l.. b. Jordan, chairman.
Address. "An Hour with the Orientals"
DR.. Emily Brainard Ryder. Reception
to Educational Bureau.
Aug. 20-Womans Convention. Lee
ture. Fire Worstippers," DR.. E. B.
Ryder.
Aug. 21-Woman's Convention con-
cluded. Lecture, THE American
Home" Rev. Anna Howard Shaw.
Address by President Leighton. Read
ing of the annual Picnician, Wesley A.
Page, editor. Entertainment, "A
japanese Wedding"
Aug. 23-Sermons by Rev. Anna II.
Shaw and Rev. F. Southworth.
Aug. 24-Young Peoples Day under
the auspices of the Maine Free Baptist
Young People. Address, Need of a
Deeper Spiritual Life in Our Young
People, and How to Obtain It," Rev.
J. Is. Shaw of Saco.
Aug. 25-Maine Womans Suffrage
Day. Address, Miss Margaret Koch OF
Essential to a True Republic" Rev.
Anna II. Shaw. Presentation OF
Shakespeare's Tanning of the Shrew,'
by Frederick II. Koch.
Aug. 26-Temperance Day Address,
THE Worlds w. c. T. T." Miss Anna
A. Gordon. Temperance rally. Ad-
dress THE End of the Temperance
Movement" Rev. Bowley Green.
Aug. 27-Harpswell Excursion Day.
Address. George Eliot" Miss Lillian
NJ. Tudbury.
Aug. 2S-Grand Chautauqua spelling
match.
Aug. 29-Athletic events.
Aug. 3O-Sermons by Rev. 3. n. Os-
good and Rev. II. e. Gilkey.