Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-05-11

VINO has had coDsidt ra bic experience In
this work. Rehesrsals ire being held and
1t is expected that the program will be
rendered in an admirable manner. The
company is composed of the following:
Goddess of Liberty, Miss Lena Lampman;
Conversationallst, Mrs Alice Hamblet:
Outside Ends, ri Mrs. Media Bowman,
Mrs. Lizzie Davis; Inside Ends, Mrs.
Ma bel Dummett, Miss Mary Jutras, Mrs.
Lila Burdick, Mrs. Eta Moxley; Quar-
tette, Mrs. Mae Bsrrows, Mrs. Minnie
Lang, Mrs. Eva Shesf, Mrs. Emma Pres
colt; Wait, Aftisn Scott; Brownies,
Frances Jacobs, Esther Bullock, Laura
Jutras, Katie Ryan; English Swells, Mrs.
Stella Goodro, Mrs. Eta Moxley; Wheel
Song Girls, Ruth Bsrron, Cordelia Page;
Aunt Dinah, Mrs. Mollie Parl er; Song and
Dance, [6l Mrs. Media Bowman, Miss
Mary Jutras, Mrs. Mabel Dummett, Miss
Flossie McFarIane, Mrs. Lila Burdick,
Mrs. Lizzie Davis; Minstrel Street Parade,
Mrs. Mae Barrows; Chorus, Miss Bertha
Spauldipg, Miss Gertrude Armstrong, Mrs.
Sadie PercivaI, Miss Sadie McMurry, Miss
Emma McMurry, Miss Jennie Wilkie, Miss
Flossie McFarIane, Miss Emma Allchurch,
Miss Nault, Mrs. Mae Perley, Mrs. Annie
Pearson, Mrs. Gertrude Johnson, Mrs.
Helen Royston, Miss Maude Gaskill, Miss
Lila Marsh, Miss Alice Tenuey, Miss
Alice Consins, Miss Jennie Wilkie, Mrs.
Altha Pierce, Mrs. Myrtle Browning,
Leader of parade, Mrs. Mae Barrows.
The Elite Ladies will make grand street
parade, augmented by the Barton Cornet
Band, Friday, 12 o'clock, noon. Don't
miss it.
The county convention of the W. G. T. U.
will be held here next week Tuesday and
Wednesday, May 18th and '0th. Much
time and labor has been expended to make
this convention a success and we hope
there will be large attendance of our own
townspeople. They will be welcome to all
the meetings. DO not fail to hear the chill
dren in the 9. T. I. exercise. This exercise
was given at the national convention at
Portland. The press speaks very highly of
Mrs. Richards, who gives the address We'd
nesday evening. The following notice
selected from many of like character is of
interest:
''Sl6 IS WOnOoT1ut SDedkeI, you cdH
never become tired of listening TO her. for
she tells SO many good things and her ges-
lures and expressions are most forcible and
graceful. Those who heard her speak are
in hopes of hearing her again.-Chtcdgo
| American.
The following program will be rendered !:
| TUESDAY MORNING.
| $3.50 Executive Meeting.
| 10; Devotional Meeting. Mrs. VIC. johnson
| pps ming of Convention.
| Re- aiding of Minutes.
| Business
Noontide Prayer and Adjournment.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
| 200 Conservation Meeting. Led by rs.Sheaff
| Gre tings and Response.
| Music.
Address of County President;
Symposium. How to make our meet
ings pleasant and profitable.
Question Box. Mrs Ida Fl. Read
Pa er. Rev. w. c. johnson
Discussion. The duties of the ". G. T. U
under the present law.
Opened by Mrs. NJ. r. Cummings
Rescue Home. Mrs. Ida H. Read
TUESDAY EVENING.
7:tO Reception.
1880 Music.
| Scripture Rrading nd Prayer.
| Superintendents' Demonstration.
| Music.
Address. Mrs. Ida II. Read, State Pres
| Collection.
| Music.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
800 Executive Me citing.
10 70 Prayer Service Led by Mrs. A R Cowles
Conver tion called to order.
Fagot Party. Superintendents
Paper. Mrs. Helen Percival
Music.
Report of Secretary.
Report of Treasurer.
Report of Credentials Committe and
Roll Call.
Election OF Officers.
Paper. Mrs. A B. Owen
Nooptide Prayer.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
1880 Praise Serv ce. Mrs. Newell
l:45 Reading of Minutes.
Music.
Paper. Mrs. Ruge
Address. Mrs. NJ. V. B. Knox
Music.
Memorial Hour. Mrs. Ida Nil
Paper. Mrs. Brown
Mothe s. Meetings. Mrs. Martha Ho der
Report of Resolutions Committee.
Mrs. Cummings, Chairman
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
1880 Music
| Opening Services.
| Children's Exercise.
| Music.
address,. Mrs Florence Richard
Awarding of BanLers. Mrs. E, e. War,
| Collection.
Music.
The general officers, county superintend
ents, presidents, and secretaries of. unions
with five delegates from each union con
stitute the convention. Please bring pen
ell and paper, that you may be prepared t.
take notes or serve on committees. Thos
wishing entertainment should send thei
names to Mrs. P. L. Webster, Mrs. r. L
, Sheaff, or Mrs. g. B. Stoddard, Barton
The reception committee is composed a
I follows: Mrs. FL. I. Seaver, Mrs. g. H
: Davis, Mrs. g. Z. Lang.
BARTON LANDING.
Miss Vivian Burke is sick with measles
Taplin & Rowell are selling lots of wag
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