Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-08-19
Memorial Service to The
Late Senator Frye.
Successful Dramatic Entertain
ITleni al The Casino.
Annual Athletic Tournament Will
Begin August l9.

| N'N''' i''"Vii'" tNFHIHS dl D ClocA
a memorial service will be held at the
Casino in honor of the late Senator
William Pierce Frye, who for many
seasons was a summer resident here
The officers of the occasion viii he
chairman. J. 5. Maxey, Gardiner; see
Iretary and head usher. Prof A. II.
Brainard, Gardner, Mass; chairman
Iof committee on program. Prof f. NJ.
Bowman. New York; chairman of
committee ON decoration. w. A. De
Blois. New York: committee of ar
rangements, J. s. Maxey, Alexander
Doyle and Prof +. NJ. Bowman. Mem
bers of the Solo Quartette. Mrs. Ed
ward A. Halett. Mrs Bessie Bowman
Estey. Alexander Doyle and Miles
Bracewell. Organist and director. Prof.
E. NJ Bowman. The following pro-
gram has been arranged:
Organ Prelude, Improvisation.
Prof e. NJ. Bowman
Quartette. Come Unto Me-. Chaftin
introductory Words.
Chairman J. : Maxcy
Devotional Exercises.
Rev Lawrence Phelps. p. =.
ICongregational hymn. Abide With Me.
Monk
Quartette. % Lord Veil Not Thy Face,
| Beethoven
1.-THE celebrated quartette in canon form
| from Fidelo4
Address. Hon. Robert Treat Whitehouse
Contralto Solo. The Good Samaritan"
Mrs. Bessie Bowman Estey
Address, Frank l.. Dinghy
congregational Hymn. My Country. 'Tis
| of Thee Carey
Poem, written for this OCCASION
Rev :. 7. Merrill. u. u.
49, Chief Justice VIM Penn Whitehouse
Solo aud Refrain. The Sweet Bye and
| Rye Webster
Miles Bracewen. Choir and Congregation
The Benedction.
Rev. a Il. Crane. d. =.
The annual dramatic entertainment
was given Friday evening by island
talent in the Casino. The whole at
Ifair was grand success. This year
three short plays were presented with
la skill and ease which would do credit
Ito a professional troupe All OF the
performers were old time favorites on
1.-The Squirrel stage, and they were re-
ceived with great enthusiasm by the
large audience. Special credit is due
David owen. who took a leading part
in all three performances. The other
lmen: Frank a. owen, Prof. y. II.
Brainard. G. r. Westerfield and john
Ford were equally good, and have
Host none of their former skill in the
art. The ladies'. Misses Helen Maxcy.
/ Gertrude Ballard. Anna Holden and
Mrs. Hallett. took their parts with a
snap and professional air that secured
the success of the entertainments.
The cast follows:
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I"Alice Garner ........ Miss Helen Maxcy
Uncle Joseph Hatch FRANK "A 0Wen
r.. H. 49,. John Ford
t"Captain Lucas" . Prof \. II. Brainar6
Aunt Charlotte's Maid
"Horaton Thomas Sparkins'
i3:cc "a Pra 1nTd
. ipsyoi o''e e. r. Westerfield
l"Mr. Puddifort'' Miss Helen ,s Maxcy
fan my N t, MIS- Anna Holden
ha''''a - Enrioeo
.......-.,,,.'-','a,, David owen
| .,Fnsbos'' ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. John Ford
"Bombastes'' .......:: 49,. Frank A. owen
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The annual tournament OF the SOUR
rel Island Athletic Association VIII De
| gin Aug. 10 and will continue through
| Fete week, ending Aug. 70 The events
scheduled are mems singles, men
doubles consultations for men, ana
| ladies' singles. The prizes IN each
event will be suitable cups. In the
mems singles the Doyle challenge cup
is still open to competition, as 1t VIII
not become the permanent properly u
any indlVidual player uhlil Won IN
! three annual tourhaiiehts' otiiVi
events will he arraiSeh Tor IL saii'eieht
| entries are handed To tne coihhlittee.
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