Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-12-03
MUSICAL CHAT.
4 Glance at What Our Maine
Musicians Are Doing.

Musicians Are Doing.
The Ellsworth High school SUDDEN;
have organized Il chorus.
The members of Grccnville Marine
Hlnd recently gave supper at the
Ready Workers rooms ut the church
at which the proceeds were $21.G5.
I'll" musical people of Norway ar"
arranging for the continued work of
tn" festival chorus of that town with
Karl Tower as director ana accumpdn-
iSt
Tic Ear IIarl.rr Mandolin. Banjo
aud Guitar cubs have some excellent
n"w Instruments Miss Carolyn f.
E;uhir."n y lcan"r ana instructor ~"
tn" club.
st. Cccilil's day was celebrated at
st. D1a!inic's hall, Portland. Wcdncs-
DAY afternoon. Tho "nt"r...in,i' y
was under trr direction Of the Sisters
~ M,rcy.
III" pipe organ presented by All
%nintS Parish. M"thuon, M1ss.. t" 81.
| Gcur@r'. church. sanford. has Just been
SCI A. and wa. used f"r tn" first tim"
| last Sunday.
Mi.S Georgia A. staples of lidIvf"rd.
| uhn Is vel known in muSir1l circles Of
| that town has recently returned from Il
| tlip t" Europe, NE"rr sh" spent six
in"nihS in travel.
\ musical recital VIII he given III
Town h:,II, Brunswick. Friday after
noon. Dee. :. by pupils of the rural
ami village schools who hay" been
un,icr Miss Sawycrs direction the past
year.
N attractive little book Of "Melo-
| dies cor Young Beginners" has been
puhIiShrI by the Bangor Piano School
which is the work If Miss abb" :.
Garland, one If Bangor's distinguished
musicians ana teachers.
| The Concert of Nations that has
been given IN So macy places III the
state is to he presented in MachlaS III
the near future under the auspices .,
the ladies' of the Methodist church. y
chorl:sf of 10 voices. is TO be organized.
Mirs Mae Beatrice Gatchcll. the -tu-
barn pianist. has been engaged to as
sist Miss Margaret Wilson of Bruins
wick. violinist in Il concert to hc Civ
on tJN inc SttII'ldN I illL " ~ ''llT " ~ y
in the Unitarian church IN that tow.
IN Jan. 81.
| \ Bach Schumann program was Civ
en- recently in Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
by Mrs blanche Dinglcy-Mathows
Formerly Of Auburn and now Of Chi
! cago, ana by w :. T.. Matthews :"
THAT city. The recital was in the ma
Iturc of Il lecture recital.
Miss Charlotte Gum of Portland, ;
popular Young singer. * 10 take part il
a Scotch celebration in Montreal, can
; lada. Miss Gunn has sung en- tou
: with the Eoston Ladies' symphony or
chcetra. She is a protpgcc Of Mrs
. Hack Gardiner. the Eoston milliunairrSs
"Rum?clsti!,s skin" a musical rla,
adopted from the w,ll known fair.
t1lc If that name. is HOW being pre-
pared far Performance" in Machias 4
III early rate. II consists Of diHloGu,
rhurusce and fancy dances by the clil
drcu: the tiny ones appearing q
fairies ana elves.
The boys "rchrStrr If til" Universe
list Suu,l,y-~chupl. Carbon. rrndcrc
sclnc very fly" selections SUNDAY. Th
= orchestra consists Of the following;
: First violin. GlIy Er"uks; second wolff
p mil McNcliy; first cnrnct. Ernest I'"r
a silolu: second c"rn';, I;ohbin Milla,
$ orGIuist +. :. Walker
rh,- np.rrttl Tho Cruis" Of III
/, TruntiI" Bod" which WAS successful
given recently in Lewiston Nil; u" r.
pcat"d under the auspices Of the Ia
> dies circle of the Pine street Congr,