Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-26
BIG PROGRAM
FOR UNIVERSALIST
FAIR DEC. | AND 2

One of the largest events of social
interest that will take place in Gar
diner this winter season will be the
UniversaIist fair, to be held Dec. ]
and in the Coliseum. 1t will open
with minstrel show Tuesday evening,
Dec. |, in which over 40 men will par
ticipate, who for several weeks have
been rehearsing under the able direc-
ton of Harry F'ogg of Auburn, assist
ed by J. w. Lodge of this city. The
costumes. to be worn will be of the
brilliant hunting character which will
set off the circle to fine effect. On the
afternoon of Dec. 2, the ladies will
have booths and tables with all kinds
of useful and ornamental articles and
refreshments for sale and there will be
useful and ornamental articles and
| refreshments for sale and there will be
| exhibitions of fancy dancing In the
| evening the floor will be cleared for
| general ,dancving intrespersed with
| exhibitions Of the latest and most pop
ular dances by Prof. Isaacson of Lew
| iston and Miss Faith Byam of this
city.
The names of those actively engaged
| in making the affair successful are
as follows:
| Apron tab1e-Mesdames Morgan,
| Stewart, Goodrich, Soper and Burns;
| homo cooking-Mesdames Esponette,
Frost, Hale, Perry, Eldridge, CHM;
RexaI table-Mesdames F. n. Boston.
Parshley, Pitcher, Stapdish. Flynt,
Booker; fancy and novelty-Mesdames
Closson, Smith, Hutchins, Dill, Sa-
ban, Stevens and Misses Page and An
drews; tea table-Mesdames Lawton,
Jackson, F. E. Boston, Trainor Tur-
ner, Cuts, Ranks, Stone; ice cream
Mesdames Simons, Cashier, Gray,
Sherman, Harlow, Tyler and Miss
| Bachelor; candy table-Mrs. john
Evans and the Misses Amesbury,
Brown, Gowan, Moody, Martin, Per-
ry. Smith, Esponette. Hamilton, Sher-
man. Hunt, Stevens. Connors, Ladd
Alice and Ethel Williams, Susie and
Sadie Trainor; art table-Miss Marie
Fawcett old lady with hundred
pockets, Mrs. Mairs.
The minstrel show cast is as fol-
lows: Director Harry Fogg; inter
locutor, Gus Tapley; end men, r. Sa-
gar, DR.. Hawk. H. F. Greenan, H. w
Eastman, r. Glidden, A. Colby; So
! loists. quartets and chorus. ]. w
Lodge. Keith Ryan, L. V. Standish
l. G. Harrington. C. A. Robertson. A
H Landers, F. w. Harrington, F. Nc
Quade. C. E. Taylor. r. H. Willis, II
NJ. Lawton, T. o. Connors, w. j
Brann, f. w. Goodspeed. w. r. Tap
lin, A. z. Ramsdell. N H. Trafton, A
w Cunningham. G. r. Sugar, E. F
| Stuber, H. NJ. Church, E. A. Ander-
son, J. P. Sullivan, L. B. Leavitt, L
Harlow. C. B. Moody. Specialties. w
A. T Blagdon, Lloyd Gilbert, w.
Guild. Orchestra, C. c. Lawrence, q
NJ. Lancy. Lester Foster, E. G. Piper
Linwood Grover.
The following are the various com
mittees in charge: Publicity. F. \
Boston, w c. Atkins, H. G. Mann, A
H. Lander, w. r. Frost, w. G. Cur
tbs; entertainment Rev. John Evans
F. E. Boston, George Gray, c. o. Tur
ner, w. A. T. Blagdon, r. D. Simons
w. c. Atkins, II. H. Stevens, L
Trainor, Roy Hutchings, Ernest Wag
ner; decorations, Frank Gray, A j
Burns, Fred Morgan, Lincoln HARROW
c. E. Hale, H H. Eldridge, l.. '
Standish, D. S. Stewart, S. w. CUTS
F. A. Danforth. r. l. Wood; schemes
/ c. P. Pitcher, n. II. Trafton, Z. w
Flynt. b. w. Jackson, Ralph MARS, +
W. Goodspeed, Walter Miller, A. L
Wakefield