Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-08
MAINE MI SiCIANS.
A Glance at What Is Happening in the
Musical World.

! y new organ has Recently been pur-
chnsed ~ iii" Abbot public. scnonIS
| Harold Lockwood. snn If DR. +: b.
Lockwood "t Portland j. studying
music in Boston.
| Miss Sonnia Walker Of Eiiewnrth la !
9"re 10 Winchester. Mass. where I'll"
! will teach music.
\ chorus ch"ir has recently been or.
Sanizc6 1t thc Mechanic FAILS Con-
Srcgational church.
Miss Constance Freeman of Yarmout h
is t" take Il course OF music at the New
England Conservatory Of Music.
Leigh Gilbert Henderson Of Auburn
has g"ne I" oklahoma city. Okla.
whcr" i" Mill continue his professional
work in music.
| Miss Ellie Heath Of Auburn. whose
ability az Il pianist il well known. has
been attending the summer Chautau-
| qua Music school.
| Miss F.thclind IIavcner and Miss
| Gladys I<uunan of SearSiurt are 1T
| ten ling The New England conservatory
of Music in Boston.
| Roland +. Ch"lscy of Lebanon. who
has been playing in an orchestra
! during the summer at Ben Nee Inn
| Sunapec, y. H.. has returned to bert
| mouth college
| Alfred Brinkler. the young English
| organist ana choir director at st.
| l.ukrS cathedral in Portland. will give
a series of ryan rccitals at the catie-
| drll this winter.
Miss Agnes Boston Of Bethel, who is
| teaching in the Philbrook district. is TO
| resume her study of vocal and instru-
| mental music at the New England Con-
servatory of Music.
| Herbert A. Strout. who recently sang
II q concert in Portland for the benefit
81 III" Maine blind. is q native Of South
| Portland but now is organst i'll a
| church i'll New Haven, Conn.
| Dr.. .. l.; Wasgatt, formerly Of
Bangor, 4 wcll-knowm Maine vioiiniSt
| j. TO II lay in the Boston Festival orch as-
ira At Il SERIES of concerts to be given in
BOSTON by the Handel ami Hayden
society in Symphony hall.
| The Methodist society of Norway
mas ord red Il new pipe organ for tn
! church. which will cost sl400. Aboat
$500 has already been raised towards
| ZIG Payment ~ l!llS Instrument II -
| expected that the organ Will be in place
| III the church the last Of November.
AT q recent meeting Of the Rowdoin
| clee. Mandolin and Guitar clubs. AZ
| thur II. Ham. '0S Livermore Fails. was
| elected manager to fill the vacancy
| caused by the resignation of Harold f.
| Wilson. and Neal w. Cox. '0s. Of Port
| land vas elected assistant manager
| Among The Portland girls who will
! pass III" winter in Boston studying
| music are Miss Gertrude Berry and
Miss Ethel Usher. Miss Berry is a con
| Iralto singer and is 2 member Of tho
| choir ut INC First Parish church in
! Portland. Sh" Will return to that city
| Oh sundays 10 sing i'll the choir. Miss
| Usher is 70 make study Of the piano.
->d"lbolt W. SprJgue pf Bangor has
! Won the WylHan musical scholarship at
| HHrNlrd University. Ny. Slfaguc
| gave mitch time /" study and practice
| Wnii,. Il student ut the University OF
| Maine. and * well known in connection
| with i'ul"n'N symphony orchestra. and
| the past season CONFUSED q march Civ
On by the Bangor band ut one Of the
| concerts in Centre park. which was
greeted hy generous applause. While
being 4 fine pianist Mr.. Spragues
| speciality il the trombone III the band
ana the cello in the orchestra.