John Cush ing on Church Music in America
Bath readers learn of John Cushing, Bath native and prominent New York organist, in a McCall Magazine sketch with his views on church music. The piece covers his career from Toledo early study to Calvary Church New York, his shift to organ work, and his belief that American church music should deepen emotional expression through informed repertoire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Avenue Baptist Church
Brooklyn
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
New York
Cushing
Calvary Church
John Bland
Gailmant
Ormuniat
Max Reger
Joseph Bonnet
Sta Enetache
Paris
Bathites await spring play The Rose of Plymouth Town
The Bathites anticipate a spring drama produced by local amateurs titled The Rose of Plymouth Town. Miss Whitney announces the Friday night performance on the twenty-eighth with a crowded audience anticipated. The Fortnightly Club backs the show to benefit City Hospital and features prominent local actors and top Boston costumes.
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Whitney
Boston Dealera
Rehearsals for Stainers Crucifixion at Grace Church
Grace church prepares for Holy Week performance of Stainers Crucifixion. Fred E. Drake leads a 26 voice Grace choir with 40 guest singers, Alfred Brinkler organist, Hill tenor, Allan Howard Ramsay baritone. Event scheduled for eight o clock Wednesday. crowds expected.
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Stainer
Fred E. Drake
Grace Church
Alfred Brinkler
Cathedral of St. Luke
Portland
Hill
State Street Church
Bath
Allan Howard Ramsay
Drake
Closing Session of Bath Fortnightly Club in Spring
The Fortnightly Club held its last session of the season in Music Hall despite poor weather. Officers were announced for the next year with Miss Jane Murphy as president and Miss Corrie Varney as treasurer. The program featured Allan H. Ramsay’s vocal numbers, piano by Miss F. Luce, and a talk by Mrs. Charles F. Flagg on the Maine Federation and Children's Hospital appeal. Tea followed. plans included support for a rural school and continued collaboration with Portland literary efforts.
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FE. P. Kendall
Charles Staples
William Given
Fowdeinham
Colonel Dummer Sewall
Jane Murphy
Mendelssohn Club
Stainer
Grace Church
Ruth S. Whitney
Gardiner
Charlies Whitney
Charles F. Flagg
Portland
Flagg
Fred Dean
Dorchester
Mass
D. Howard Spear
Rachel Mikelsky
Boston
Washington, D. C
Music Hall
Federation
Saco
Emma J. Small
John A. Morse
Grace D. Warren
Varney
Miss Murphy
Bath
Allan H. Ramsay
Ramsay
Stephen Townsend
Harold Sewall
Grace Coombs
Colonial
Portland Literary Union
Flags
Exhibition of Trimmed Hats and an Restive City Notes
The piece mentions a hat exhibition and a trolley return, plus a Friday convention in Richmond. It details a public school closing for teachers attending Sagadahoc convention, with morning and afternoon sessions and speakers from Bath, Bowdoinham, Richmond, Castine, and Monmouth.
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Mr. Cushing
Edith Berry
the North Grammar School
Frances Dunham
Marcia Atinson
Weeks Street Grammar School
Waterville
Ernest i. Eaton
Auburt
Bldwin Hildreth
Topsham
Richmond
H. E. Cole
George (. DeMott
Herbert J. Hopkins Pleasanty
Ladies’ Aid Society
Wesley M. EB. Church
Spring St
Ernest A. Allan
Allen Brown
Haverhill
William Ballon
Deering
University of Maine
Om Mas Lotta
Carr
Auburn
Mra
Jeanie Luce
Raymond Trott
Dartmouth
Harold Ward
Frank Slavin
Master Ward
Citis
Mollie Gibbons
St. Mary's Guild of Grace Church
Harry Day
Lydia R. Folsom
West Medford
Bradford
Kenneth Hutchins
James P. Webber
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harold M. Sewall
Frank Seaver
Tufts College
Georgie Duncan
William Plummer
Lisbon Falls
Oliver — Moses
Moses
Arthur Baum
Wesley Church Sunday School
M. W. Gray
Harold Kelley
Fred Armies
A. Hh. Cameron
Emma L. Shorey
Ocean Park
Shorey
Abbie Kelley
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Central Church
Gertrude Gliman
South Street
Agele Hinnewell
Wesley Brotherhood
Empire Theatre
Lewiston
Joseph M. Gates
Three Twins
Clifton Crawford
Kennebec Nursery
Allen Wheeler
Camden
Wheeler
Bath Iron Works
Brunewick
Walter OG Cahill
Woodfords
Harold Benjamin Eastman
Mrs. Taft
D. Alr
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Washington
Taft
White House
Sons of the American Revolution
Matthew T. Scott
Memorial Continental Hall
Horace Morse
Kent's Hill
Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Summer Street
Frank H. Percy
Edward Turner
North Street
Louis A. Parsons
St. Paul's Church
Brunswick
Emma. Shorey
Methodist Churches
Biddeford
Neally
Florence Andrews
O. W. Folsom
Witerville
William DeWitt Hyde
Bowdoin College
Mitton Kimball
Limbury
Conn
Westminister School
Edward H. Turner
Charles R. Hanscom
New London
Helen Nichols
George Nichols
Juiney
D. A. RL
Janes
Murphy
Lorettus Metcalf
Elwell Crosby
Winter Street
Luo
First Baptist Church
Unity Guild
Paul Koughan
Topsham High School
Mr. Koughan
Harvard
Robert Toothaker
John Shaw
Edward Sewall
Pawling
N. Y
Herbert Williams
Roy Dunning
Church of the New Jerusalem
Wilber G. Cahill
G. H. Ingalls
Pearl Street
C. Fred Curtis
Voorhees
St. Mary's Church
Byron F. Barker
Bath Clinical Club
St. Mary's Guild
Sewall Percy
Perey- van Antwerp
William D. Sewall
Sarah
M. H. Loach
Center St
Ships
S. A. Evans
Bath School
Rev
S. A. Bean
Miss Bakeman
Bath Business
D. Frank Koughan
Maude A. Weed
Bowdoinham
Prin. L. B. Woodward
Nellie F. Harvey
Castine
C. O. Purington
Bowdoin
Payson Smith
G. W. T. Barentzen
Southard
George C. DeMott
F. D. Tubbs
Adams
Woodward
Emma Ll. Shorey
Harry Morse
Walter E. Chase
Wither G. Cahill
Mr. Chase
Mr. Cahill
Marial Percy
Salem
George T. van Antwerp
Miss Percy
George Percy
Popham
Mr. van Antwerp
Vana Antwerps