Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-23
wv. Z. t. u. COLUMN.
Motto: s.God and Home and Native Land"
CAMPMEET1NG At LYNDoNV1LLB.

"A l.
the Lyndonville camp grounds, COM
mencing Aug. 23d and closing Aug.
2sth. The following is the program:
MONDAY, AUG. %.
Afternoon 1.30, Conservation
Al meeting, led by Mrs. Fannie A. Drew.
ment and Social Settlements" Mrs. J.
Fowler Willing, NJ. A; 400, School
of Methods, conducted by Mrs. G. E.
#Davison; Evangelistic and syste-
u matte giving discussions, Mrs. S.
Louise Barton, Mrs. ]. Fowler Will
ling and others.
III Evening-7.OO,V esper service, Mrs.
Esther 7. Housh; 7.45, Ministerial
Round Table, Conducted by Rev.
Reed, LennoXville.
TUESDAY, AUG. "a.
Forenoon-S.15, Devotional, Mrs.
Martha ]. Douglass; 900, Physical
culture class, Lucy A. Hitchcock, A.
M; $50, School Of Methods, Mrs. G.
e. Dawson; Reformatory-Disc
N sion on prison work, Mrs. j. Fowler
Willing, Mrs. S. Louise Barton, and
/. Others; 1870, Address, "Our Girls"
Mrs. S. Louise Barton; 11.30, Bible
reading, Mrs. Willing; 1900, Noon
~
Afternoon-1.3O 80, Free Kindgarten
class, Miss Amy Fisk; 200, Mother
hood lessons, Miss Fisk; $50, Adj
dress, sHow the other half lives"
Mrs. Willing; 40, Physical culture
class. 700, Twilight service, led by
Mrs. S. <. Huse.
WEDNESDAY, AUG. %.
Forenoon-S.15, Devotional, Mrs. L.
a. Munger: 900. PHYSICAL culture
#elass; Social; $50, School of meth
DDS; 1O3O, Address, "Our heather at
home, MRS. NJ. B. Webb; HOO, Bible
reading; 1900, Noontide prayer.
Afternoon-1.30, Free Kindergarten
class; 200, Mothers class, Miss Fisk;
Z. 80, Inter denominations Home Mis-
sionary Conference, Mrs. Joseph
Hamilton; 400, Physical culture class.
I Evening 700, Praise service, Mrs.
Joseph Hamilton. ''The Relation of
the w. G. t. U. to the Churches of
Vermont.
THURSDAY, AUG. 26.
Forenoon-9.1O, Morning devotions,
Mrs. Mary Boardman; 800, Physical
|culture class; $50, School of Methods.
Educational discussions, by Mrs. E. T.
Housh, Mrs. E. j. Clark and others;
|1O.3O, Address, "Life in India" Rev.
A. Fl. Baker, D. D.; 11.30, Bible read
ing, Mrs. Esther 7. Housh; 1900, Noon
tide prayer.
Afternoon-1.3 80, Free Kindergarten
class. Miss Fisk and Miss Cady; 200,
Motherhood lessons, Miss Fisk; 800,
Inter denominational Conference.
sThe Gospel sent to all Lands from
|Vermont,'' Miss Emily Harvey.
Evening Vesper service. Rev.
"a ID n
Emissions of Other Lands as [ Saw
'Them,'' Mrs. Emile D. Martin.
FRIDAY, AUG. 81.
Forenoon : 8.15, Morning prayer
meeting, Mrs. W .Shanks; 900, Phys
Il sical culture class, Miss Hitchcock;
80, Model L. T. L. and chalk talk,
dreu, Bible reading, Miss Anna Cor
don; 1900, Noontide prayer.
Afternoon-1.30 kindergarten class,
Miss Fisk; 200, Mothers meeting;
L 80, l.. t. l.. Demonstration; 800, Ad-
dress, ''The Child in the Midst" Mrs.
Helen Rice; Experiments by Mrs. E.
La Kenyon. Organization of State
IL. T. L. Address,"A Child Shall Lead
Them. miss Anna Gordon.
Evening 700, Twilight service;
u 80, 'Y" Symposium.
SATURDAY, AUG. Is.
Forenoon-Morning devotion, Mrs
ID. T. Housh; 900, Physical culture
'elass; Discussion, Mrs. Emile D. Mar
Tin, Mrs. NJ. H. Paddock and others;
Id 80, School of methods. purity"
conducted by Mrs. G. E. Davidson.
haR SC ]. Bailey: 11.So, Bible reading,
Miss Agnes Slack; 1900, Noontide
prayer.
Afternoon-1.30, Free Kindergarten
class, Miss Fisk; 200, Mothers class;
y. 80, Address, The work for the pro-
motion of purity in literature and
n art, Mrs Emile D. Martin; 4:30, w.
He. T. z. social. Greetings: Miss
Frances E. Willard, LID. Evening
200, Twilight service, Mrs: Florence
Kenny; 7.3O, Address, "Evils of to-
bay and how we meet them," Hon. j.
NC. Martin.
SUNDAY, AUG. %.
4 Forenoon.-9.O0, Temperance love
least, led by Mrs. Hannah J. Bailey;
4O.3O, Sermon, Miss Agnes Slack;
loo, Noontide prayer:
H Afternoon.-1.3O, Children's hour;
80, Sermon, Mrs. L. M. n. Stevens.
Evening-7.OO, Sunset service, Mrs.
e. D. Martin; 7.3O, Fellowship meet
Ing, led by Mrs. E. t. Housh.
MONDAY, AUG. so.
N Forenoon-8.15, Praise meeting with
blessing exercises; HOO, Memorial
tree planting service, North Danville,
caledonia Co., the birthplace of
Madam Willard.
MI Those who desire to board them
Belves can obtain rooms in the cot
#ages, or board can be had at reason
bile rates on TIE ground, or in the
7illage less than quarter of mile
lway.
Board can be obtained on the