Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-04-25
Old Folks Concert
Plans at Latest

At We Congregational church build
ing i'll ye city of Hallowcll Friday
evening, April ye 27th, MCMXXIII, at
eight of yc olde town clocks Will be
assembled singing school of We
olden time, instructed in yc most APP
proved manner by Mistress Plunkett,
who VIII play We symphony on We
Harpsicord. Squire Bellinsham will
direct We singing for We Grand Con-
certe. ie beautiful oldtime costumes
will be worn by all We players.
Ye olde folkes will enter the church
to the STRAINS of ye familiar tune,
Aud Lang Syne," as played by ye
assistant accompanies, Charity Wig
gin. \ list of We tunes and of We
singers follows: Medley of We oldc
songes by We chorus; Rocked in the
Cradle Of the Deep" by yc bass sing
CT, job PcttigreW: male quartet, by
We trained singers; Ye Irish Tune by
we sweet singer. Kathleen Mavour-
neen; We grand chorus. send Out
Thy Light" by We whole choir: solo,
fiddle. Squire Bcllngham; "A Merry
Life" Joshua Weatherspoon; We
favorite Scotch melodies by >ye high
soprano. Annie Laurie; yc round,
"Scotland's Burning" chorus, Songs
of the Sea" bass solo by Sandy Nc
sung thiiil't, ny ltuI vi We
singers: Solomon Levi" by Solomon
himself; We classical songe, THE
Heavens Resound," Beethoven, by We
entire chorus: ukele solo by an Ha-
waiian girl; The Sword Of Ferrara,"
by yc Spanish cavalier: i sweet
songc, by sc tiny girls Of We oldcn
time, two rounds Three Blind Mice"
and Lovely Evening"" chorus; "Cou-
sin Jedeiah,' by Ichabod Iliggin-
botham: Loves Old Sweet Song" by
ye leading soprano. Betsey Endicott:
negro spiritual, Swing Low Sweet
Chariot" solo and chorus; king
dom's Coming" by We colored singer:
70 grand finale, Italia Beloved" We
entire chorus: ye oldc folks will
leave the building to We merry tune
of Goodnight Ladies'"
The names OF We young folks are:
Women. first treble, Sylvia Nightin-
gale, Nettic Johnson; Betscy Endi-
colt, Hazel Goodrich: Annie Laurie.
Audrey Snare; Kathleen Mavourneen
Gwendolyn Babbitt: Experience Pet
tibone, Kate l.. Berry: Nancy Jane
Morris. Lillian Pelkcy; Comfort
Wcstwood, Eula Dysart; Miranda
Robertson. Mrs. NAMING; Sophia
Green, Lois Gum; Polly Ann futile,
Grace Blake; Truth Hunt, Harriet
Nuttins; Patty Slocum. Delphene
Andrews; Dorinda Macaulay, Lucille
Morse; Patience Snipkins. Marion
Morse: The Hawaiian Girl katherine
Goodrich: Penelope White, Dorothy
Goodrich: Mehitable Brigham. Maude
Stickney; Phcbe Esetrbrook. lor-
ence stevens: Patty Dalrymple, Miss
Adams; Prudence Pettijohn, Mrs.
Hooper. Women. second treble,
Nancy T1nn
Sally Ann Carew, Miss NIarston;
Charity Wiggin. Louise. Skillin; De-
borah Klinembroom. Avis Sproul;
Hopeful styles, Eleanor Nickerson;
Dolly Potter, Priscilla Hamilton:
Thankful MoXery, Mrs. Chadbourne;
Welcome Toothakcr, Helen Chad
bourne; AHabella Clarke, Mrs. Ben
Tenney; Hope Bayley, Kathleen An
drews. Men, tenor, Squire Belling-
ham, j. A. Snare; Solomon Levi,
Charles Fuller; Rastus Brown, Har-
old Fuller; Joshua Weatherspoon, A.
l.. Goodrich: Ichabod Higginbotham,
Nyndel A. Hewes. Men, BASES, Job
Pcttigrew. Myron Haskell; Martin
Luther Joyce, Curtis Hughes; The
Spanish Cavalier, Carroll Stevens:
peleg Pelton, Geo. A. Morse. Mistress
rlunkett, accompanist, Clara W.
Bradford; Squire Dillingham;. direc-
tor, j. Archer Snare: Rastus Brown,
announcer. Harold Fuller.
The young people of the Epworth
League are to giveNriday evening of
this week a reception and farewell
party to the pastor, his wife and
family. The reception will be fol-
lowed by a social. Not only are the
members of the League asked to at
tend, but any of the people of church
pnd congregation that are interested.
There will be an interesting program