Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-25

What Have l as Bate" was the
next practical inquiry of this sensible
lecture Every young man should have
healthy body. a clean. moral char.
aeter. clear record free from debt.
and a good means of livelihood.
Where's He Going to Fish, was
answered amid roaring laughter at the
expense of those Who are too anxious
to get man. Boys. it's easy to catch
sinners. mianows. suckers, and cells
Some girls bite at every hook. Rather
go to the girl who loves her home
Don't fish in the pool Of extravaganza
With lofty flights the orator pictured
the dignity of the single state as illus
trated by Jane Adams. Frances T.
Willard, and others.
How Catch Her. was the next
problem death with by our expert
matrimonial angler. Make glad the
waste places" he cited as a Scrip
turai injunction pertinent to the sub
jet. Counting is a time for inspec-
ton"
The training of wife was equally
we'll portrayed. Teach Your wife the
importance of continuing attractive
Pay your wife for her work, if you
want to be interested in her work"
The lecture was solid and serious as
we'll as bright and humorous. and its
burning earnestness came to a eli
max in word painting of pure
nan, a pure woman. and little child
standing hand in hand by the SAY
tours cross. That" said Mr. Gray,
lis the most beautiful picture in this
world"
At the morning service Miss Starks
Of Boston read impressively the Scrip
ture lesson, after which Evangelist
Browning preached upon | Cor. xiii
Nov ahideth faith, hope, and love,
these three: and the greatest of these
is love" His sermon had refreshing
beauty of illus tration and breadth of
thought. With fine effect he likened
faith to the cable which draws the
car up to the summit of Lookout
mountain. Musical Director Lawry ia
vored the assembly with cello music
this morning, while Miss rown presid-
ed at the organ The singing of the
large chorus choir keeps growing bet
ter as the days advance and the new
song book used by the assembly be-
comes more familiar.
Or. ". F. Berry. superintendent of
the State Civic League. will deliver an
address at p. N. tomorrow, Peter
Yourgdahl of Minnesota will also give
his lecture THE American Saloon"
Evaneelists Browning and Gray will
| ; ctl' speak. Friday promises to be a
lat day. On Saturday Miss Starks
| viii give reading and Gray win lee
| ture on Sam Jones' Sense and Non
sense
| Today the assembly was introduced
| by Manager Dunnack to Mr.. Gray's
new book Choice Illustrations" A
large number of copies were eagerly
purchased by the evangelist's devoted
hearers.
The Old campground is as fair and
beautiful as paradise these days. No
serpents are here, however, and APP
plies are not forbidden. They are just
one cent each at the hotel And what
a variety of people, Hardy Young ath-
letes from Boston are yonder playing
catch or tossing horse shoes. or in
!, dulging in aquatic sports like real am
phibans. Old, retired saints of Israel
are resting on the shady seats in the
| grove. Tiny little tots are everywhere,
their doll-lke faces tempting the ca
resses of the idle hands of noble Mas
sachusetts mothers and young wo-
/, men nignified ministers are to be
seen arrayed in Prince Alberts or in
bathing suits, as the>.case may be.
/ There is a group of laughing maidens!
Who are they? When the bell rings In
the hotel for meals you'll find them
cheerfully bringing out loads of food
| and waiting on their patrons as at
tentiyely as Sir Walter Raleigh waited
on Queen Elizabeth
But the central figure of this cosrno-
ipontan family is Manager Dunnack