Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-12-21

Hinckley. Me-, Dec. O.-(SpeciaD.-Good
Will has just closed one Of the most sue
cessful fairs in it's history and the net
receipts will be large. The proceeds OF
the annual fair and midway OF the GOOD
Will schools are for the support OF the
Young Mems Christian Association the
pand. the orchestra and the athletic
teams.
The fair and midway held sway for
three days. Wednesday. Thursday and
Friday. The first evening of the fair
drew a good sized audience. The pleas
ing attractions of the midway called the
crowd as early as 7 o'clock. That held
the program for one hour AT O'Clock
the patrons adjourned to the Moody
building where DR.. Arthur s. Phelps OF
Waterville gave a lecture. He took for
his subject. Wonder Spots Of America.
On the second evening of the fair a
lecture was enjoyed in the Moody build
ing by DIR. Anderson. That proved
equally as entertaining as the one OF the
previous evening.
following program was given:
Hungarian Dance No. 5. Brahms
Orchestra
Dancing Ger the Waves, White
Mixed Chorus
"Greetjngs,' Selected
Lillian Harding, Edwin Mailing
bu''ef'''eS' Girls Chorus
Lady Chloe" Selected
..D,,tch kIddies.' Trinkaus
Orchestra
sGently We Float" Barcarolle
Helen Anderson. Earle Clement
Inst a-wearvin for YOU Jacobs-Bond
Edward Mailing
My True Love Hath Ny Heart
Double Duet
America. The Beautiful. McF arland
Popular
Japanese Girls
The program Friday evening was as
follows;
q. Rr;da, Rose Overture
Blaze Of Honor Lincoln
in the Hills Of Old Kentucky" Popular
f. Clement with Chorus
Little House Cpon the Till Popular
"Juanita Pantomime
Minnie Hol!er
..,,hjnatown,'' Popular
E. Clement with Chorus
Jubilee in old Kentucky. Popular
q. Whittier with Chorus
Last Rose of summer. Pantonime
Dorothy CLAIR;
"Arer,ca," pantcm;me
Ii. boutwell,, B. Russell. II. Anderson
with Chorus
Landing of the Troops. Crosby
Good VIII Band
Following the band concert came the
Grand Auction" This immense attrac-
ton consisted of the sale Of cakes. pies,
fancy articles and everything of that sort
AT the fair The Coed Will boys ami
girls made the commodities which wer2
on auction. Brszness and good natured-
ness preduminated in the aucticniAs. All
the faculty took Il hand through til. me-
diunl Of some hoy.
The orchestra WIS his success At the
afternoon concerts. The results attained
BY this accomplished body Of l:lua;ciars
goes to show what Miss Gardner has
been able TO % in three months in the
caracity Of leader TIE girls quartet in
Lady Chloe a:d other dues of the
afternoon programs We're unusually good.
The band is making great progress ana
gives promise of being in fine condition
for the State Boys Student Y. NJ. c. A.
Conference at Fairfield.
The Good VIII fair is not merely a stu
dent proposition for boys. girls. matrons.
teachers and helpers Join hands TO make
it a brilliant success. socially, educa-
tionally. financially.
Miss Fair Hinckley in charge Of the
girls department has made a great con-
tribution to the fair. She was assiste |
by the matrons, Mrs. ". =. Hinckley,
Miss Greenlaw. principal of the girls
school. Miss Menow and the assistan,
teachers at the girls school.
An attractive feature of the fair was
the exhibition room. where Everett Buck
nam. had charge Of the displays "he
displays included specimens of pennnan-
ship, map drawing. freehand drawing.