Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-04-17
school buildings and public recreation
Rev. r. v. Stanley

Rev. r. v. Stanley
Judge Sanford L. Fogg was next called
upon. His talk was perhaps the most
practical OF any and he confined his re-
marks to the uplift OF the organization.
In his remarks he stated frankly that
the one thing minus that checked the
progress that the board should make was
the fact that interest and enthusiasm ac-
cumulated only the occasion of BAN
quet or a meeting, and an everyday in
terest in the promotion of everyday in
terests was strongly lacking. He also
strongly advocated the patronage OF
home merchants, rather than spend
thousands yearly in neighboring cities.
Furthermore, he advised that the counsel
and cooperation of the woman as one OF
the strongest allies obtainable towards
the advancement of the city.
Harry M. Reid
Harry M, Reid was the next speak
err, taking for his subject Residences,
and speaking Of the possibilities and
impossibilities of homeseekers finding
refuge in Hallowell.
George A. Stafford
the next and last speaker and his
name met with instantaneous APP
plause. Mr.. Stafford, who until cou-
pie of years ago, was resident OF
Hallowell, still maintains his interest
in the old city and gave delightful
talk on THE Raise of Man, and the
Hope for the Future"
In fact, all of the speeches were
founded on concentration. organiza-
ton, cooperation" and were all
greatly appreciated.
Music for the occasion was furnish
ed by Douglass Orchestra of five
pieces, under the direction of Carl
Douglass.
The program as played by the or
chestra reads:
March-"Speed King Losey
overture-"The Little Beauty Ripley
Waltz-"No Life Without Dancing
Selection-'"The FREELY FIR nj
the Sunshine" Carroll
waitz-,sTill the Sands of the Desert ssft
overture-"The Golden Helmet" Ripley
Waitzr-"Irene" Bennett
selection-"Love in Idleness," Macbeth
March-"Pioneer Limitee Lincoln
Among those present Were; Emery
o. Beane, Howaro E. Andrews, Hor-
ace G. Turner, Martin l.. Hughes,
Lloyd o. Powers, Chas. A. Perkins,
H. E. Crimmin, II. A. Miliken, J. War
rem Jones. Rodney c. Frohock, ]. d.
Nutting, F, r. Goodwin, A, L. Lehr,
Fred Emery Beane. Charles H. Clary,
Fred C. Moore. Ned Freeman, George
A. Stafford, Dana c. Skilien, J, E. d.
Purinton, J. H. Desmond of Gardi-
ner, Henry Quinn, c. A, Skillen, II. A.
Warner, G. p. Roberts, Rev. F. V.
Stanley, j. Manley Patterson. Harry
NJ. Rideout, C. S. S. buchanan, Her.
bert Keyes, c. Fl. O'Brien, George B.
Warner, w. H. Niles. Maurice w. Roy
al, John NJ. Leonard, E. w Andrews,
George F. Morse. Harry w. Reid.
George II. Willis. Emery l.. Smith. +.
S. Wingate. w. e. Eheehan, ]. z.
Leighton, Jr, P. H. Leighton, George
E. Dixon, f. e. Sheppard, Chester A.
Fuller. Z, s. Currier. D. G. Sleeves,
S. L. Fegg, c. z. Fuller, H. C. Fuller,
F. D. Lynn. j. F. Varney. J. w. Fuller.
]. L. Pelligrini, F. o. Jones', J. G.
Cummings, A. II. Randall, C. H. Shep-
hard, George w. Perkins, J. NJ. Rob-
inson, J. d. Nutting. Jr., C. B. Hobbs,
C.. w. Jones, Guy X. White, James E,
| Collins. A, A. Shea, A. e. Runnells.s w,
Q. Bertrand. NJ. B. Clement E. K. An
derse~, L. H. Burbank, George B.
Chadbourne, Aldo J. Pelligrini, C. w.
Alexander. George B. Lord and George
S. Patterson.