Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-08-10
ORLEANS
COMMUNITY JUNIOR CHAUTAU.
QUA
Days Filled with Good Tmes-Not I
Dull Hour in the Week

The Junior Community ChautauquA
starts off with "Pied Piper's P-Raid''
on the evening of the opening day,
Monday, great parade for every boy
and girl in town, from 8 to $50. Be
gins promptly at o'clock and ends
promptly at o'clock at the Chautau-
qua tent in time for the first program
of the season. From the head Of the
procession, where the lovely Pied
Piper will sit, down to the last littlest
girl or boy at the "tail end" there
will be strangely and gaily dressed
paraders. A group or hardy sea-sea-
soned sailors, a bevy Of merry-faced
oriental girls, a squad of uniformed
Boy Scouts, P-Nutt band, torch
light brigade Of dark-faced musicians,
q. raft filled with curious Stocking buc-
cancers, a: company Of Camp Fire
girls guarded by Indians, and many,
many other costumed figures of inter-
est. All the noise in town is to be
used in this P-Raid. After marching
through the principal streets, the pro-
cession will finally halt at the tent
and what yell will go up from the
Junior Chautauquans. The Piper
will divide his pie among the chill
dren and those who get the lucky
pieces will win prize tickets.
HUNT FOR TREASURE SHIPS
Early on the second morning, In
search for lost ships that are scat
tered around town will go the eager
Juniors. When all the hundred lost
ships are brought safely into har.
Dor (the big tent where the play
leader waits) the finders Of the three
Treasure Ships" will be given . re-
ward. You'll never guess what it is,
THE JUNIOR COMMUNITY
Then Junior citizens will elect
their own mayor, as well as other
high officers. Great care will be tax
en- to make the very best selections
possible. Watch the junior citizens
work throughout the week and count
their splendid activities If you can.
Each citizen will wear a badge 80
that you will know him to be "true
blue Junior" Every morning at
o'clock the mayor will be in charge
of a Junior Community meeting in
side the Community tent. Crown
ups are cordially invited to visit
these meetings.
GAMES AND STUNTS
More thrilling and lively than ever
are the games and stunts planned
for the Juniors. Every morning
from 10 to 11.3O, games and folk
dances for the girls; and stunts and
games for the boys.
THE PAGEANT
Then the new big Pageant, in
which every Junior Chautauquan has
some part to play. On the last af-
ternoon this Pageant, "The Cruise of
the Jollity," will be presented.
[ STORIES
Four afternoon story-hours con-
Quoted by the play-leader. Stories
of magic, mirth and mystery, with
some true, up-to-the-hour stories too.
A new costume worn by the story
teller each afternoon. No boy or girl
would miss these story hours.
OTHER EVENTS
There are so many other features
of this vacation-week for girls and
boys. A Breakfast hike that is diff
ferent from any hike ever taken be-
fore a Booster" pledge that will
interest grown-ups as we'll as chill
dren-and many other too-numerous-
Observation-Disclosures.
Junior tickets cost one dollar and q
quarter and they may be used morn
ing, afternoon and evening by chill
| dren from six to fourteen, inclusive.
A whole week of supervised recrea-
ton for the boys and girls in Com
munity Chautauqua town. Days fill
ed full with constructive play-times.