Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-10-16

gram for the lecturer hour, there will
be social hour trying Halloween
tricks and games, after which refresh
ments will be served. Come early.
Mrs. F. A. Field announces her mill
linery opening Tuesday, Oct. 22nd, and
continuing for one week only at her
rooms and extends a cordial invitation
to the ladies of Irasburg and vicinity
to call and inspect her stock of ladies',
misses and children's hats. If YOU do
not care for new hat, bring in the
old one and have it trimmed over, as
shall have an experienced trimmer
during this sale.
Friday evening a surprise reception
was given to Rev. G.. A. Adams and
family in the Congregational church.
There were present members of the
church, friends and guests from AL
bany, numbering in all about seventy
tive. Rev. G. L. Wells, pastor of the
M. E. church. on behalf of the church,
in well chosen words, extended hearty
and sincere welcome to Rev. C.. A.
Adams, expressing the pleasure that
the members of the church and the
community at large feel in having him
and his family remain for another
year. Rev. and Mrs. Adams pleasant
ly responded. The remainder of the
evening was given up to a social hour,
during which light refreshments were
served and the evening proved one
of enjoyment to all present A silver
pudding dish was presented to Mr.. and
Mrs. Adams as reminder of the
occasion.
Irasburg will have a first-class en-
tertalnment lecture course this winter
A committee representing the Brother
hood and Mems Club has the arrange
ments in hand and consists of the fol-
lowing: G. A. Adams, chairman, G. L.
Wells, secretary and treasurer; D. A.
Brahana, A. M Clough, G. w. Russell
and W. H. Winget. There will be five
) numbers in the course. Muscanto's
Russian orchestra will appear Sat1lr-
day, Nov. 9. Prof. Muscanto was a
conductor of one of the Cars best
bands. He is accompanied by five
children and by an American soprano,
Miss Medora Haskell. Mildred S.
Bass, the well known reader, will pre-
r sent ''Polly of the Circus Monday,
: Dec. 2. A magician will occupy the
evening of Jan. 4. Ray Newton, the
mystic entertainer, has been secured
4 for that number. Friday. Feb. IA,
4 CuCIS Will OS 0SpOCldlly pleasing
$ number. Pitt Parker, the crayon
wizard, will give one of his popular
, recitals entitled Seeing Things" The
. last number will be given Friday,
a March Z. Peter MacQueen, the we'll
known traveller and lecturer, will give
an illustrated lecture on Africa, using
! slides made from his own photographs.
} The entire course will cost only 81. 25
for reserved seats. Tickets may be
booked through G. W. Russell or C. A.
Adams. Seats will be drawn election
. night, Nov. s. First name drawn has
. first selection of seats
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
NOTES.
Bible school at 13O p. m.
Church service at 2.3O. Subject of
sermon, ''The Three Facts of Saliva
tion'
C. E. meeting at 7SO p. M, led by
Rev. M. W. Hale of Coventry Sub
ject, Christian Sociability."
t Tomorrow, Thursday, the ladies will
serve their annual chicken pie supper
in the town hall.
M. E. CHURCH NOTES.
Epworth League meeting Thursday
evening. Leader, Miss Iva Allen.
This promises to be good meeting.
! Let all come. A business meeting will
follow.
Choir rehearsal Friday evening. The
pastor will preach next Sunday morn
ing and evening. His theme for the
morning sermon will be, t'The Main
. Spoke in the Wheel" In the evening
the text will be, 1.-The Kingdom of God
Is within YOU
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold their annual chicken pie supper,
Friday evening, Oct. 25, in the town
, hall. Following the supper will be a
musical and literary program and sale
, of useful and fancy articles left over
from the sale held last June.