Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-09-02

trict meeting ever. held in the state. +
The session closed with a banquet at /
midnight.
Program of Cour ~ Sunday School Con-
vention at Derby Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Following is the program of the an
nual convention OF the Orleans County
Sunday School association to bs held
at Derby to- morrow and Wednesday
in the Baptist church:
FIzsT SESSION
Ia d votiors, JP. wheelock
/. 5 Appointments f Commit ees.
200 Il inerating through vefm 1Gtn n o.,oh
2:,5 Music by the Chorus.
2.s0 ECHOES firm the Eternal Citv.
SEQ Model Sunday school session:
(0) lesson Taught. 'efne Brazsn ser
pent," Mum. Pills
L NJ. Fuller
tc) Closing Exercises, w. w Blodgett
400 study ing vs. David i n u,,,,;
Followed by Gener Discussion.
4;45 Music by the Chorus.
4:50 prayer
7:3O ChautaEqua vesper Service,
Rev. r. j. cnrt site. Chorus
7:t5 Solo. Miss Annie L. Drake
500 'aaking After Miss Blch
$50 "rhe Future of the ou lday School,
Rev. Mr.. Fuller
800 NJ Isle By the Chorus.
05 Prayer.
9 % Mathis, Ct. b. Stoddard
9:I5 What has the County Association dole
during the past year?
Report of the County residen
Is the County better ORGANIZED than
Report of the Vice President
Our Constituency
Statistical K p ort OF the c-etary
sour Finances"
Report of I'll Tre asur>r
Report OF Toanship an district AS
ISOLATION Presidents.
1910 Music by the Chorus.
1OI5 The w organization. Reports of
Cor mittees I'D Election of Officers.
10 80 "Big Glasses for Big People,
Rev. W. k Daver PORT
Fc llowed by General Discussion.
IL 100 Music by the Chorus.
LIS A Sample Teachers Training Class
Lesson, taught By Kew R. j. rton,
the entire Convention bsie the Glass
IL so Closing Words.
1t55 Pra! er.
Toe off GERS of the associa ton are
President, Prin. L. E Upper; vice
president, Rev. R. ] Cnrystie; secre-
tary, Mrs E. S. Kelley; treasurer,
John R. Akin; department superin-
tendents: elementary, Mrs. Harriet
Gross Duttop; teacher training, Rev.
| r j. Barton; home department, Rev
w. R Davenport; member state ex-
| ec1sive committee, FL. w. ellis,
| greensboro.
c. P. Ewins, OF North Troy, Grand
Chancellor.
Wednesday morning at SIS. Joh MS
| bury at the closing session of the first
regiment, Uniform Rank, K P, Order
of Vermont, the following officers
were elected: Grand chancellor elect,
@. P. Ewins, of North Troy; grand
vice chancellor, Maj. @. NJ Wiley, of
Barre; grand prelate, Fred G. Sbonyo,
of LyndonVille; grand ke per of
records and seal, DR.. G. F. o. Tinker,
of st. Johnsbury; grand master f
exchequer, F W. Booth, of Esse K
Junction.; grand master alarms, Carl
D. Reed, of Montpelier; grand inner
guard, F. A. Elkins, of Island POND;
grand outer guard, A. H King, OF
Richford; supreme Representatives
elect, P. j. Cowles, of Hardwic9. The
meeting was considered grand sue
cess and was attended by fully 1OC
members, who eamped Ia tents. The
iewing stand was in front of the
St. Johnsbury house and the line
showed good form and was cheere6
Justify by large crowd The Pythiar
Sisters of Vermont were also in ses.
sion last week at ST. Johnsbury
Addresses were made by Supreme
Chief Anna NJ. Young, of Zenesville
Ohio, and by Mrs. Eva L. Buchanan
of Barton Landing, grand chief
Every temple in the state was repre-
sented by delegate with the excep.
ton of Westford, and there were II
persons present at the session. The
new officers are: Grand chief, Ms o
II. Henderson, of St. Johnsbury
grand senior, Mrs. Luna Dodge, o
Bellows Falls; grand junior, Mrs
Hoyt; grand manager, Mrs. Lii ial
Dodge, of Barton Landing; CRANE
protector, Mrs. @. P. Ewins, of Nortl
Troy; grand guard, Mrs. Eva BAdger
!, of Danville; representatives. TO su
preme lodge, Mrs. Rose Taylor o
Hardwick, Mrs. Pillsbury of Groton;
alternate, Mrs. Eva Bailey of Groton
Troy Town and North Troy Incorporates
Village.
: Deacon Alonzo Emery who ha
, been canvassing in the north part O
! the county for the Vermont Bibl
q society hands the MONITOR tf
! following regarding his WORK there