Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-05-06

"a agreed ~ -. r,ha,
save ,s,,on - of the Redpath Chau-
na program 70 be heid IN ,'. Show
ia'a ,r % - sept ! inclusive
gsat r,tda, night IN the MUM
~ u, roo.a. Rev Z. IL. Mc
- .s .l.rtcd chairman ana
ps !, Ftsh SECRETARY George :
ls.,r ,. c,re.al manage Wa p.e '1,.
i1'- gave - very interesting 'a'h
~ onening upon the status "i
ha"n ".,.,.ua,.a curing th" var III
'h" ''" ue described the pro-
an ord told something Oh 'he .'a.,r n"r,
entertainers VII" are % appea ,.
Among ,h,m VIII be Dr' ~
'"fe u.nc lecturer. Williams NC
ra musicians. Geo, H. McNnt''
~" Mss Grace Mills ana ner
ecu" - Ben Greet players IN
III. valt.rc rot, the Boston 'ra',"
-, Cd. Eraest Harold Baynes' II
wv W., lecture. Dr. >g Poon Chew
,.ator auC editor. the Gtibert
.,,lrv.p comic opera. Inc
a., and the hfth day, which Will
,,,iottc dAt. there VIII be pusi'
,.,., ,5rpa ~ returned Canadlan
var spcprh 10y SerEt. HoF-
knight SECRETARY 81 the re-
- u,r veterans Association OF
a,d IN the evening. following
rt,ei, corpa. tinted states zen
E.rr.u q. ltar0InS of ONO VIII
lo., pr.at patriotic speech. ne
'.d,v win l,ug Frank Duer"t.
.ra,.,,s entertainer and the thau-
.,.p win else In III" cNen'hG WIN
rs,hqr,rc RidgovaN, entertainer an'i
'.,.rpyo,rr. "a y morning MISS NJ,
"a ram. n prominent Boston at
..,,ev viii lecture Miss Mare"i
III. rlt I've superintendcnt Of chill
drens amuscmeats.
Il has been practically decided 70
,old thc Chautauqua I'm q hig teh' ~
IN. rear of the Iiieh school buiIdlhs
!, skovhecan Island TIE following
local people and hrms are those VINO
hsve Interested themselves sum :
,s,t,, E, the movement 20 stand be
"a ,,c came. Rev Henry Clay
.r.rner Rev George MIRIAM. Rev
L. u MrElhinry, Ecv. q. ". racE'
~ Il e. T.. Merrill lndg" +. +.
Lawrence. Il. T.. Atwood, W. I. ora r
vav g. j. Abbey Independent fe =
no,tor Go. /. VI Goldsmith. j, W.
FoRIcr. r. T. GpuGrirh, j. II Jenkins
Somerset Traction 60. Holt a hight
" rhilhrIck. Clyd" II. Smith. j.
W Packard. pr. a T. Eordcn, Dr. q
T. Young. Ia. &. T.. Rchardson' Or
pasromh". Thos. T.. Greenway
MISS Louise ~ Cohurn, H. w
Hainps IS. II. innings. Mrs, Ann"
= Fsh. u. \. 4 W f.. Porter. L. w
Gorrish Clarence Mantor, Ira y
~ortor. steward 4 Smlley. Alferd IA
zsarg ~ r poplor, Miss Hannah X
Zse Miss Dorothy Elliott. NJ 8
<Ues Charlie Turner, r.. f. Whiting
Harvey Whit. \. X. l"wetI Johf
n Lancaster. Miss Gertrude :. Wes
ton 81 G Hubbard n 90. Miss :. j
Anderson. Mrs. Sarah = Narston
Mrs. NJ. NJ. stewart. r. y. Packard
and 4. g Nve. Guy l.. Conant
Abou, l5o persons attended th'
Red Cross benefit recital given by
the advanced piano pupils Of Mrs
bora r Nte IN Library parlors Fri
dsy evening bouquets OF jonquil
we're used IN the decorative schem
and Fayalene Decker and Meier
HaWes served as ushers. The play
ers showed splendid technique ant
tine IN their numbers nClude'
among the performers being Ella NJ
Flanders lohn Oddv. Arlene Bartie!
Madison Dorothy Dny prd Chris
tine pooler. Mrs Eta :. Rradle,
sang "i'Nc Been Wandering and
selection from Grlcg ia y part.cularI,
'harming manner, Mrs. NHc playini
the accompaniment The numbers
were played without notes for tn,
most part aud the program lasted foi
ally eN,ctISe number was Prelude
pp. 3. No - by Rachmaninon played
hN John Oddly, with description
s"ad by Mise BARLEY. Interest did
tot weary IN tra program ard Miss
l',nders in th' final number Of the
'voulnc PLAYED = selection from List
which was wonderfully executed. and
3 eld her listeners almost spellbonnd.
Thc sum of SO was cleared.
NJ and Nrs v,ano :, r,or,, %
Na'"rville were guests Friday night
II Nj. 'iatk's mother Mrs :. r.
Tro,o
m,.,,,a ~ S -. ".''''"'"'e a, 'n'
WAN, ,,,n. .,r "'P'ef y. =. ;
fa~nod 's''. We "'efe' was con
'p'n ,''' candidate. lees
ca M''r The wore.
rap.f.. r,u,'h 49,, 7, ~" Firs'
''"''h WIS pleasantly enter