St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1906-10-10
STATE W. c. T. U.
The Annual Convention Coming Here
This Week.

will speak in the local pulpits Sunday
The speakers and guests outside the
state organization are Miss Amy
Swankie-C Cameron, secretary of the
Worlds "Y," London Rev. Mrs. ]. 6
Sanderson, treasurer of the Worlds w
c. T. u, Quebec Miss Christine Timing
national organizer, Liverpool Mrs
Ellen Richardson, president New Hamp
shire W. c. T. U. Following is the Off
cial program of the convention.
THURSDAY AFTERNOON.
1.3O. Executive Committee meeting.
800. Workers Conference led by Mrs.
Bertha Chamberlin Kellogg, Mrs.
L. E. Humphrey and Miss Lillian
D. RENDER.
40. Meeting Of Plan of Work Com
mittee.
THURSDAY EVENING.
700. Song service. Led by choir
Scripture, Mrs Porter Dale
Prayer, Mrs. G. E. Davidson
Music, Cora Pro Nobis,"
Walter High
7.3O. Addresses of welcome by Mrs. H.
N. Turner, president of ST. Johns
bury w. c. T. U. Mrs. c. E.
Smith, president of the Caledonia
County w. c. T. U.
Greetings on behalf of:
The Churches, Rev. A. H. Gage
" Schools, c. H. Dempsey
Uo...o. Doox@IoJo
Miss Elizabeth Eaton
Missionary Societies, Mrs.
Rebecca P. Fairbanks
g. Woman's. Club,
Mrs. P. F. Hazen
p" Business Men, H. N. Turner
" Press, Arthur F. Stone
Words in Response by county
presidents.
Song, Mrs. James Impey
Short Address, "How to Help"
Mrs. E. M. Denny
W. Song, Mrs. P. F. Hazen
Collection,
Music, Male qnartette
FRIDAY MORNING.
500 Devotional meeting, led by Mrs.
l.. ID. Dyer.
900. Reading of Crusade Psalm
Psalm xLvI.
Singing of Crusade Hymn.
Prayer, Mrs. Elizabeth B. Lund.
$50. Report of corresponding sec'y.
County Statistics, by county
secretaries.
County Finances, by county
treasurers.
Report of treasurer,
Mrs. E.Mead Denny.
Report of auditor,
Mrs. A. M Richardson.
Introduction of fraternal dele
gates.
Singing Eve Belong"
HOO. Annual address by the president,
Mrs. Ida H. Read.
Canada's greeting to Vermont,
Mrs. ]. G. Sanderson.
New Hampshire's message,
Mrs. Ellen Richardson
Song, Miss Maude E. Follensby.
11.3O. Memorial service, led by Mrs.
Emma L. Putnam.
Presentation of evergreen
wreaths for Willard Memorial.
12.OO. NOontlde prayer,
Mrs, L. B. Bishop.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
1.3O. Devotional meeting, led by Mrs.
L. P. Clark.
200. Reading of minutes by recording
secretary, Mrs. A. A. Wyman.
Report of Vermont Home
Guards, Mrs. S. K. Huse
Report of lecture bureau,
Mrs. F. A. Drew
Introduction of visitors.
Song, Mrs. HubertW. Brooks
DEPARTMENT REPORTS.
800. Temperance literature,
Mrs. R. H. Watkins
The press. Mrs L. A. Munger
Medical temperance,
Mrs. l. E. Humphrey
Health and heredjty,
Mrs. Mary K. Fairbanks
Scientific temperance instruction,
Miss Bertha c. Kellogg
Physical culture and medica
contests,
Miss L. H. Hitchcock
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Music, White Ribbon Quartette
Anti-Narcotics
Miss Lillian D. RENDER
kindergarten, Miss Amy B. Fisk
Mercy, Mrs. F. NJ. Guernsey
Purity in literature and art,
Mrs. G. R. Flandreon
School savings bank
Mrs. Anna 6. Evans
Ly FRIDAY EVENING.
>N.oo. Song Service, Led by choir
Scripture,
Mrs. Marion Chamberlin
Prayer, Mrs. Ellen B. Turner
Music.-Song, Mrs. Don c. Stiles
Address, Miss Christine Timing
Liverpool, Eng.
Music, Male Quartette
Address, Mrs. Ellen Richardson
President of New Hamp-
[shire W. c. T. t.
Recitation. n
Collection.
SATURDAY MORNING.
7.45 Meeting of Executive Committee.
$50 Devotional Meeting.
40 Led by Mrs. L. D. Dyer
800 Convention called to order.
Reading of Minutes.
Report of Executive Committee.
$50 DEPARTMENT REPORTS.
Evangelistic Work,
Mrs. Emma L. Putnam
Systematic Giving,
Mrs. Lucy R. Kellogg
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