The Republican journal., 1905-03-09
AND DANCE"


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,0N AND DANCE"
v.Im Roys. Their Concert in
..,..rr House a Grand success.
led Maine Musical Clubs
N. about six O'Clock last
thoroughly tired out and
U4 with a poor opinion of
paStime. Their work
l-Ang, however, gave no
.. :M let that it was the fourth
l6 and that the clubs were
tertainment began with a
yg and Mandolin Clubs,
uled by Juettuer, which
.. That was followed by
by the Mandolin Club,
s..r popular number every
N -Ne.tSer's solo, the BandO-
,... AS we'll received, and his
e4. . ally pleasing. The Banjo
5Da..- the Golden Bell polka by
alb tO ueh success, and it was
ar- he audience listened to
- toas announcement of the
51a. absence of MIR. Goodrich, the
qtl,e access has been remarka BILE.
-4 ag> Iendering of Macy's "Ho.
Rr ~4iojs" was specially good, and
.U0 mudolin solo, Roses at Twi-
A.. 4srn r was one of the best
Mr N-Hilg, and closed the first
81. rar-g,Ainment. The Mandolin
gp- potpourri woodland" by
d. 3- Iuartette, Messrs. Sweet
- uNN and Plummer, brought
he 4lO0. ath Shattuck's "a Splinter
a.- wooden Leg" The "Farm-
...-- Jelnings was we'll given
u. Il The Glee Clubs rem
U' 4Ns Garry me Back to Old
n.5f tenor solo by Mr.. Goodwin,
.. -eiated. Mr.. Drummond's $
,n a.- 0e of the finest things on
.p.o- aud displayed thorough
-l--... .stery of his instrument.
. -. I'D, uded with the Maine
anged by Professor o. F.
M ,-isity, which was well re-
D-- under the leadership of
aA uf skowhegan, is com
owing members; w. Fl.
-uurbunk Z. NJ. Foster,
p0dwin, Skowhegan r. r.
Wb oansor, f. D. Blaisdell, Oak
f VI Fl. Saco; A. Plummer, West
-u1 Boyle, Dover; r. Eel
r. o. Sweetser, Cumber-
" j Wilson, Lynn, Mass. 7,
IT,. Ul1; c, W. Reynolds, Bar
Urd, Rockland; T. F. Bye,
l.oehland is the leader of
-lt, the members of which
NJ, Bird, Rockland; F.
- hester, Mass. L. D. Bar
t.N'- w. Reynolds, Bar Har-
uWoud, Bangor; r. W. Has
o"N"-~- F. F. Smith, Rumford
" Sauder, Everett, Mass. E.
.'a- a-..ntan nd E. r. Richards, New
7- Stetson, Auburn; T. F.
A--a-@p- A. j. Pennell. Melrose
a.ls. Nas> b. I. Harvey, Orono; F.
d0W rham; r. II. Alton, Lynn,
adat. iub is led by R. R. Drum.
-7o- ui is composed of: r. R
N'" ia gor, R. W. Haskell, West.
sUuthard, Dorchester, Mass.
>hln inmford, Falls; W. B. Alex.
't'- -t. Mass. Z; E. d. Blaisdell, Oak.
4. "hards, New Gloucester II
'.0. uIn; B. 7. Harvey, Orono
'rH" NelroSe Highlands, Mass.
H-.'" 'oji ham; r. II. Alton, Lynn
l.' cert the floor was quickly
'' aN' -ee pieces from the Univer
F''''. ggniShed music for a dance
y. .Nrr umbers. A number of the
u.- q4ople were present and al
y +lig abe time. The clubs left about
."ee ih4 next day for SearspOrt
'. ,,-T gave The concluding concert Of
5I 'n lheI return to Belfast Satur'
~ ,' '@A7 We afternoon train they report
.i' tt"Nao' and successful evening in
'sa po-l correspondent has some
r5 ,a' Of the concert in that town, an(
T,l o'el ''lrrspOndent makes mention OF
,T' ite- With there. OF the concert
IL hock land Wednesday night
W N' The ourier-Gazette says:
-'i '"1k place in the Universalist
4, '. =fYe genuine pleasure to large
s Nt"h eontained many of the city.
.+t''- The program gave wide
n. -ainment, the numbers rang
M a ral music to the rollickine
al. '-- glees. Although the glet
o .'" cry satisfactorily with those
H. the tour this season will
.M ' Il is popularity through The
II .'O ia club and banjo orches
M -. > led by Sidney NJ. Bird, {
Neut, and because of him, wa!
r. 'a greeting when the boy.
noJform. The concert CLOSED
'tu,ering of the Maine Campu!
n vas followed by a hop il
.a.. music being furnished b!
G.,' l'-' of the Maine orchestra. Fol