St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-09-23
Y. n. C. A. NOTES.
Committees Appointed,

Committees Appointed.
At the meeting of the Board of Direc
tors of the Association held last week the
following committees were appointed:
Executive, E. L. Hunt, c. c. Bingham
John 0. Hale; finance, 7. M. PERI am,
Robert Mackinnon, H. A. Hawley, John
J. Rhodes. c. E. Somerville; religious
work, ]. 0. Hale. B. F. Harris, Rev. S.
g. Barnes, Prof. Stevenson; educational,
D. Y. Comstock, c. H. Dempsey, Henry
Fairbanks, A. F. Stone; gymnasium, ].
M. Perham, c. H. Clark, H. A. Hawley,
Charles Ruiter, Dr. E. ". Hitchcock;
membership, Nd. S. Aldrich, Ro bert Clark,
Rev. !. M. Frost, Charles Macy, R. A.
Pearl, lanes H. Buckley, Albert A. Kicker,
W. A. Wright, Raymond Hall; reception
and social, Rev. A. F. Walch Guy W.
Hill, c. T. Ranlet, ]. c. Stevens, Richard
Baker. Robert Clark, c. S. Adams. Tohn
!. Puffer, H. M. Nelson, Rev. E. NJ. Chap
man, George Cowling, Arthur Sprague,
L1ndol Scott, William Atwood, c. T.
Reach, James Impey; auditing, H. NJ.
Nelson, {. S. Adams; lecture course,
Charles H. Horton, c. H. Dempsey, Rev.
A. F. Walcb, D. Y. Comstock, W. c..
Tyler, B. F. Harris, Carl Turner, Rev. E.
M. Chapman.
These committees will have charge OF
the work for the year and as soon as
they are organized good work can be
expected. Some of the committees have
already gotten together and outlined
their work for the season.
The religious works committee held
meeting last Saturday evening and it
was decided to start the meetings for
men the first Of October and they will be
held every Sunday afternoon at $50
O'Clock. They also decided to organize
workers bible class. This class will
meet every Wednesday evening at six
O'Clock and have lunch, beginning the
lesson at $50 and closing at lis. in
time for the members to get to PRAYER
meeting if they wish to go. This class
will begin next week Wednesday and all
who wish may enter, whether members
OF the association or not.
All W no enter the gymnasium classes
this winter will be expected to take
physical examination. Examinations
will begin Monday. September %, and
can be made for any time
after that.
In all probability fencing class will
be conducted during the winter for mem
bers of the association. Those wishing
to enter such class should see the secre-
-ary as soon as possible.
Anniversary Sunday will be held the
irst Sunday in October. Special speak.
RS from out of town will be present and
lext week the announcements for the
hurches will be made. In the afternoon
| mass meeting for men only will be held
n Music Hall, to which all men are
invited. F. S. Morrison, state secretary.
will be the speaker. There will be special
music.
The gymnasium floor has been painted
Ind the apparatus will be repaired very
Don. Those having clothes in the lock-
RS are requested to remove them as rev
ocks are to be placed on every locker.
\ charge for locker rent for the year will
,e the rule from this on.
The baths are in condition and there
$ always plenty OF hot water all the time.
F. H. Brooks and W. S. Dillon are to
attend conference of the state commit
zee and secretaries of Vermont at Proc
or this week Friday and Saturday.