Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-08-24
At SQUIRREL.
Visitors Continue to En-
joy Round Of Pleasure.
Mother Goose Performance
Meritorious and Interesting.


ciaD.-Although the elimination or the
season Of 1905 was reached last Satur-
day In the festivities Of Fete day. the
island Is as gay as before. Monday
afternoon the Mother Goose perform
ance was held in the Casino. and the
weekly whist party in the evening.
Tuesday the island was afforded an
evening of music under the direction OF
William r. Chapman. Almost every
day now parties are being given AT the
different cottages. Many people ieaVe
on every boat out there are also many
more who are daily arriving TO ENJOY
late vacations so that there does not
seem to be any fewer NUMBERS. Inc
whist. Monday evening. was partner
whist" which has become so popuidi
feature here and was a great Social
success. The prize winners were: MI.
and Mrs. Johnson OF Augusta, chanEs
dish set and vase. William Du biois
of New York City and Mrs. n. W..
Wack Of London, Eng, picture frame
and work basket.
The Mother Goose entertainment.
Monday afternoon, vas very we'll at
tended. by the islanders who always
take an active interest In the younger
SQUIRRELS Mother Goose melodies were
represented by the children and were
sung by Miss Jessica Robinson in a
most becoming style.
The violin solo by Master Arthur
Jones was listened to with rapt atten-
ton. His fine rendition clearly indi-
Gated that there is a great musical
career before him. All the children are
deserving of much praise for taking so
well their parts the program was as
follows:
Overture.
Scene l.
Mother Goose. Olive Hoiway
Mother Hubbard. Josephine foru
King Arthur and Queen.
Frank Fieger and G Gertrude d EmeTy
Queen of Hearts and Knave.
Miss Muffet Margaret Oldham
Jack Sprat and wife.
Nelson Dingley and Florence Hayes
instrumental Music. FRANK flesei
Tumbling. u,.
Song, Margaret Oldham
Violin Solo. Arthur Jone:
Musical selection. orches'r'
pretty Maid" scene
Katherine Boutelle and Frank F1ege
Simple Simon, Stanley X. Blaci
The Pieman Ray Gran
Little IL goy Blue. Jack Wacl
Jack and jill.
"Oid Woman" Ruth Clap
Tommy Snooks and Betsy Brooks
Frank Fieger. Mildred Harrington
Mistress Mary. Audrey F1egel
and her Flowers.
Elizabet Routelle. Audrey Wack. Mary
Grey. Staples. Madeline Dingley.
The Three Beggars. Bob and Penn White
house. Oscar Holway.
Chorus. Mary Had a Little Lamb,
Ilttls Red Riding Hood. Dorothy Flegel
Mother Goose Songs. sung by Miss Jessi,
Robinson.
"A musical festival was given in the
Casino, Tuesday. evening. under the di
rection of William r. Chapman. All thu
performers are too well known over thu
entire State to require any special com
ment. The beautiful whistling of Mis-
Louise Truax made her n favorite will
the audience. The program was carried
out as follows:
PART l.
Ballade and Polonaise. Vieuxtemp
serenata, Moszwoksk
Miss Louise Truax.
Star of My Heart. DEM;
Mr. Thomas Henderson.
Love MISS H1' Eiean re Virginia Root. Afo''
a. Intermezzo. Mascagn
b. Serenade. Piern
cou. WV. Mr.. kendrie n,,,,
c0ppeiia Waltz Miss rru,x Deiioe
a. Mary of Argyle. Old Scotch
b. Land O the teal. Old scotci
Mr. Henderson.
Una voce POGO GA Fa, Do,. Rossiu
PART II.
Adagio Pathetiaue. GODDARD
IT.. s..-,. MT hendr'e' soot
Mr. Henderson.
Mia Gltano, De kover
Miss Root.
a. Fantasia on Schumann's Traumerei.
Arr. by Fred LaS
b. Madrigale, A. Somonett
Loves Dream After the Ball. Czibulka
Miss Truax.
What Have. Bohm
Mr.. Henderson.
Ave Maria with Violin Obligato. Gounod
Miss Root and Mr.. Kendrte
A hurdy- gurdy dancing party was
held In the Casino. Tuesday evening.
Don White and Charles Rowe have
left the island to take a trip through
Rangeley Lakes.
Tho Hon, Asher Kinds will lecture
here. Thursday. under the auspices Of
the CHAPEL Association. His subject
will be parliamentary Procedure in
Congress-"
Mrs. II. N. Mack Of London enter
tanned party at bridge whist, Tues
day eTening. at her cottage
TIL: annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Improvement Association will be held
Eext Monday after noon. Aug. IS.
The Shakers made their annual trir
to the island, Tuesday.
During a thunderstorm. Tuesday af-
ternoon, launch belonging to
George H. Sayward of Winchester
Mass, was washed ashore.
A tennis tournament is being ar
ranged for the youngest players on the
island.
Mrs. E. c. Hendee and son Walter
left the island. Wednesday. after a
three weeks vacation. for their home
in Augusta.
The Ladies' Improvement Associa-
tion intend to keep the Casino open