Festival Week

Next weck, commencing with Monilay, will be devabed t-o fi festival of the days, by the Ladies of B-t. Andrews' ihurch. To be hekl m Harris hall. Much time and a preat deal af hard labor lva.s been expended upon this festival, and it i lioped fchat the iffaiir %vill le a Bucceeeíul one trom every standpoint. The artlcles 1 be placed on bale are the work o! the ladivs, mil Borne ol thrin (the articles) will be found not onl.v ornamental but tifieful as well. There wlll be a bootih foor each day in the week, presidcd over by the ioüowing larties: Monday- Washing- Mrs. John W. Bennett. Tuesday-Ironing- Mrs. Prof. 1'. B. R. de Pont. Wednesday- Mendlng- Mrs. Cïco. II. Pond. Thursday- Reception-M i's. Judge Klnne. 8 weeping- Mrs. Margaret M. Hudson. Saturday- Baking- Mrs. Dr. V. C. Vaughan. Enoh lias nu aWe corps ol assistants. Mms. Otoae. S. Millen wlll have charge of a noivcv stand, at which lemonnde. ili a!so be served. The hall wlll be hondeomely decoratcd, and there wiB be attractlve features cverywhere. Dvu-ing ech evening tJiei-e will be ein entei'tainment. "Monday and Wediwsday cvenings there will be íancy 1,uk's and ardite by the little folks nnd membera oí Mr. Granger's elaííses. Tuesüay eveoing th Chequamegon orcheetra Reader a popular programme. Tlmrsdny eventng Tra?, de Tont givee B, parasoO örlll. Frlday evenlng the i.yra Greeangverein, under the lead of Prof. Kernpf, wllU remder several feolections, two of whlch will be ííívmi iy Mr. J. Taylor, and one by Mrs. Kcmpf. Katurrtay feventng Mrs. cus -will Jelight tfie audience with 6tereoptican views. The booths vnll le. open all The ■weck duxing aftornoon and evenlng. Ten cpnt.s admisslon includos the enentertainnK'iit. l'.i'freshments servedeacli pvonhiK, and all day ilonday, Feb. '22 d.