Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-01-07
SET DATES FOR
ANNUAL SHRINE
FAIR, JAN. 27-3O

Committee have been appointed
and plans are going ahead rapidly
for the second annual Gardiner
Shrine club fair, which Is to be held
the week of Jan. 26., from Tuesday,
Jan. q to Friday. Jan. 80, inclusive.
This affair will no doubt eclipse the
first fair which was so successful
last year and which was attended by
hundreds Of people from the Kenne-
bee Valley. There will be booths
and schemes every night and spec
ial vaudevill show Will be held the
first three nights. This will be s3ne-
thing out of the ordinary run Wand
there will be other entertainment to
accompany it. After each evening s
entertainment there will be general
dancing, admission to which will be
covered by the season ticket. On
the final night. Friday, the festivities
will wind up with a grand ball. and
at this time the entire building Will
be thrown open to the public. Man
son and his famous orchestra will be
on hand to furnish the music every
night of the fair, as well as for the
grand ball.
The Gardiner Shrine club has been
very active this winter, adding much
to the social life of this city and
Augusta. Beginning with October l
a series OF Ddblic dances have been
held which have proven successful
beyond a doubt. Each dance has been
In charge of special committee. and
the members of these committees
have striven to have each one as big
and as successful as a previous one,
with the result that n fine series has
been presented. Among the future
activities following the fair, is plan
ned musical concert on the evening
of Feb. 10, this is to be given by the
BoWdOin college musical clubs.
The committees for the fair are
given herewith. each member is Sc
lected with an eye to his particular
ability in organiza ton, and the whole
forms a, group that guarantee the
success of The fair, being led by
Noble r. r. Littlefield as chairman
Of the general committee
General committee-R. K. Little
field, chairman: Fred n. Boston, Ed
win l.. Bussell Dugald 3. Dewar,
Edwin Ellis, Dwight Edwards, Will
liam r. Frost, William I. Gardiner,
Ernest L. Goodspeed, Frank l.. Gray,
Dan H. Herrin, John Hilbert. Earl
Hodgkins, Ira c. Hubbard. Charles
p. Kinsman, William h. Lemon, Fred
Z. McCausland. James E. Mosher, Dr.
Wallace N. Price, Ralph Rich, DR..
Ralph D. Simons, Carus Spear, Oil
yer d. Sprague, Robert Stewart.
Ralph Stone. Samuel d. Soule. r. J..
Southland, E. A. Wagner, Frank
Woodbury., Fred Ames, treasurer.
Ticket Committee-F. n. Boston,
chairman. r. f. Beane, Blaine Bon
ney, Mark Claflin, DIR. F. M. Cole,
Henry Cummings, Archie Drake,
Ed. Ellis, William Frost. Ernest
Goodspeed, Dan Herrin, John Hill
bert, Luke Hoyle, Ira Hubbard,
E. S. Lincoln, Charles Miller,
Earl Perry. John Ripley, Carol Rob-
erts. VIM. Slosberg. T. J. Southland,
Robert Steward, Walter Underwood,
Merton Wheeler.
Entertainment Committee-Fred N
Boston, chairman, Chas. Kinsman,
DR.. r. d. Simons. Ralph Rich, Oliver
Sprague. f. A. Wagner.
Advertising Committee. y. b. De-
war, chairman, John Hilbert, Ralph
Stone, VIM. Tudor Gardiner, Ralph
Rich. William Warrell, ohm Mosher,
Ralph r. Littlefeld.
Construction Committee. Earle
Hodgkins. chairman, Samuel d.
Soule. Norman Traitor, Charles Wal
ker, Alfred Manson.