Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-11-28
AT KENT'S HILL.
Brass Band Being Or.
ganized by Students.
The School Paper, The Breeze.
to Be Resumed This Year.
Public Meetings Of Literary Societies
Will Begin, Friday.

winter is d brass band. Already the
work is we'll under way for the organ
lZatloh, instruments having been Sc
cured ana practice having been in pro-
SreSS for the past three or four weeks.
Thesre seems no doubt that the band
VIII be trst-claSs one in every re-
spect. 1T is planned to have - men in
the organization and there are that
number of men praCticing at the pres
ent time. 1t is believed that in a short
time the organization will be in condi-
tlun 20 r"n'ier music that will bear
comparison with similar urgauiZa tiuns
anywhere. The work Of rchearS:lS is
under the charge of Or. Wilson F.
Morse Of the music department.
A band is not an absolutely new
thing at Kent's Hill. as there was one
several years ago made up of members
of the CalliOpean Society. and which
did very good work. 1t is believed
however. that the present organization
will be the better, rs it Will be made
up from all the members of the school
and will have the advantage OF regu-
lar and systematic practice.
" nile the demand tor band is nee
essarily limited during the winter sea
son. it is believed that such an organ
ization will be a great acquisition to
the school during the spring term and
especially At commencement time
when Il thrOng Of visitors always visit
the Hill Not only will the band be a
source of pleasure. but it will also
open in I, subordinate way branch Of
study to those of the students who
wish to learn band instruments and to
be connected with IA band. Band nstru-
mcGtS have always been a part OF the
curriculum of the music department.
but never before has the department
undertaken the mana cement and in
slruction Of a full band. There is a
surprisingly large amount of good :nI
siCal talent in the school at preset.
Following is the personnel Of the
band as they are practicinG at th''
present time:
Director, DR.. Wilson F. Morse: pic
cola, Vincent DunninG. 'G6. Randolph;
/; fat ctrionct. Wilbur +. Berry, Jr..
rs. Kent 5 Hill; l. Hat clariOnet, How
ard Kane '05 Machias; Il fiat clario-
net Carl Crosby. 'O5. Bath: second
fat ciarinnet. Ralph Stetson. '01, Bath;
second |: fiat clarionet. Harold Brown,
90. Kent's Hill, solo Il fiat claronet,
Pcrley NJ. Lawrence. '06. South Gardi-
ncr: = fiat clarionet, Fowler Divine.
%. Utica. y. r.. first + flat corn"t.
carl d. Gray. 'O5. Madison: second
fiat cornet. William Cole. '0,, Liverm"rr
Falls: second r fiat cOrnet, Con-
stantine Panunzio. '0S. kents Hill:
'Os Lawrence, Mass: first f fiat clari-
onet. W alton II. Partridge. 90, Dor
chester. Mass, first f flat alto, Francis
SuIrlng. &c. Northeast Harbor; sec
ond f. fiat alto. Willis Hayden, 'O7,
Eliot: T. fiat tenor. Harry Johnson w.
Island Falls: second y flat tenor. {.
Graves. '05. East Walpole. Mass; Il
fi:tt tenor, Dana blanchard. O', STRAIT
ton: baritone, George Phelan "
Danforth; f fiat base. Prof. f. F. Pea
cock: +. fiat base, Elbridge K. hume
we'll, 'OG. Madison: snare drum, VIII
liam r. Quincy. '06. Dorchester. Mass
bass drum. Franz L. Burkett. U.s.
| Crion.
The Seminary orchestry of the pres
ent yeal promises to be even better
the coming winter. than It was ias'
| year At that time a fine organization
was gotten together and furnisheh hhu-
| sic for different occasions ana proNeu
! itself = great success in every way
| While some of tn" talent OF that Iiiiie
has gone out from the school. enough
! more has come in TO make the orFh's-
tra fully stronger than it was az that
time. The orchestra will furnish n1u-
sic for the public meetings of the pres
| ent term and also for the senior ft-
ception and other social events OF 'he
| winter term. There will be 10 lhSlru-
uents in thn orchestra. as follo"S.
First viGlins. Mrs. A. !. Oliver Mildred
A. Russell. 'o5. Kent's Hill; Mary III
eanor Berry. 'c5. kCnt's Hill: se'onu
v;olins, Villa NJ. Phelan. 90. DAM 1nr'h l.
! Adah l.. Munrop. '05. Lewiston 70"
Ter Divine. '06, Utica. \. Y: Hah'ia''
Kimball. '0G, Northeast Harbor: PIC
cola. Vincent Dunning. '06. Ranooipl, H.
clarionet, Merle J. Hartman, kent
Hill: cOrnets. Miss Agnes y. Rufihe,aa'
.O6. Arson: Perley NJ Lawrence. 90
South Gardiner: double bass. deoi e
Phnlan, 'O6. Danforth; piano. Miss Car-
rie Bradford, Union.
One Of the things that is very pleas
ing TO the students is the fact that 'he
school paper. The Breeze. is o De re-
su,ned the present year. Owing TO soiiie
difficulties during the last school year
the publication Of the school paper
was suspended for few issues. 1t Il
now planned to resume its publication
and under a different system of man.
agement, 1t is hoped to make the paper
stronger than ever. A new editorial
board has been elected and it is expect
e6 that the first number will appear
the present term. Following is the
newly elected editorial board: Miss
carrie Bradford, '05. Union; Miss
Frances Hayden, '05. South Thomas
ton; William +. Quincy. '06. Northeas'
Harbor; Miss Dora Carney, '01. Wis