Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-05-11
WON EMS CLUB.
Frorgam for Annual Mectinu to b,
Held at Houlton, Sept. 1915.

'"N'C'' '''' Wv e''N ruNSl VI the F3ct
and Fiction Club. The Kicker Trav.,
Class and the Houltol Wcmans Club.
These clubs VIII cntartain as provided
IN article .. section : of tn" constitution
Other members and friends of the fed
Grafton may secure board and reduced
rates by addressing Miss Belle Downs
Leonard street, Hoult1n Me. secretary
of the Fact and Fiction Club. The
president of the federation. Mrs. George
G. Frye. earnestly wishes that there
shall be a full Representations.
Wednesday. Sept. 13, 3 Pm.
Prayer.
Music.
Welcome and response.
Reports Of special committees.
Admission of new clubs.
What the federation may II" t" tho club
and what the club may be to the f.d,r:, :
ton. Mrs. n. ID. Gordon, Mothers Club.
Rcadfic!d.
Presidents address.
Reception at +. Nj.
Thursday, Sept. II, $50 A. M.
Report of credcntial committee.
Session in charge of committees on cdu-
cation, forestry. legislation. arts and
crafts and reciprocity bureau.
Music.
Thursday, p. M.
Session in charge of committee Oh litCra-
tIre and art.
Report of library commission.
Thursday, p. NJ.
Address by the guest of the federation.
Mrs. Mary !. Wood. president "f New
Hampshire Federation. and editor of the
Northern.
Lecture to be announced later.
Friday, Sept. IS, 9 A. M.
Prayer.
Report of Neurology G"mmittrc, Co, o u,,,
Report of the Committee on Revision of
the Constitution.
Mrs George S. Peaslcr. Chairman
Report of Nominating Officers.
Mrs. Alice J. lIUuShtOi, Chairman
Election Of Officers.
Resolutions.
Adiournment.
Program necessarily subject to changes.
Amendments to the Constitution.
Article Ill Officers and Delegates.
Section 2. The ex-prcsidcnts shall
constitute an advisory board.
Section 4. Ry inserting after tn"
words the executive board. the words
the advisory board.
Section :. BY insertion of the now
section AS No. it sets the sections for
ward one number
Article V. Meetings.
Amend by striking out Section 2.
Article VI. Commit % of Arrange
ments.
Striking out the word Officers" am!
inserting the words the executive
board"
Article TX.
by the addition of this Article.
ANY article of this constitution and
bylaws. by unanimous consent. may
he suspended for not more than on"
meeting. except this article. which shall
not be suspended.
Bylaws.
The standing committee shall be:
Literature and Art Committee. Educa-
tional Committee. Reciprocity Cont
rn;ttee. Arts and Crafts Committee.
Forestry Committee, Legislative Com
mittee Get ceteraO
Committec-Abbic A. {. Pcaslec. Au-
burn: Elizabeth L. Yates. Houlton,
CAROLYN M. L. Johnson. Vaterville.
At the midwinter meeting the FEEDER
alton accepted the invitation of tha
American institute Il IHSti w 'i'i W
cooperate with that body in conducting
a school and home department at their
18th annual meeting, which is to be held
in Portland. July 1913. Accordingly
clubs arc requested 20 appoint delegates
to attend this important convention
The basis OF representation is one dele
gate for any club of % or less and on"
delegate for each additional % the
names and addresses to be sent lmmc-
diatc,y 70 William G. Crawford, ~ ASH
ford street, Allston District, Boston.
Mass.
A brief report will he expected from
all climbs admitted 10 the Federation
since the last annual meeting.
There will be the Isu.ll reduction IN
railroad rates
Trains leaving P"rtlan in the Tore
noon arrive at HolIlton !; bout Z Z. NJ.