The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-05-31
STATE woMAN's CLUBS TO MEET
Excellent Program Prepared for June
Session at Lyndonville.

Lyndonville May 3l.-The annual
meeting of the Vermont Federation of
Women's clubs will be held here June
10, and by invitation of the Lyn-
don Union club The program is an
unusually attractive one, containing
several prominent speakers, resident in
the state and from outside. The dis
tiguihing feature will be the presence
OF Mrs. Philip N. Moore, president of
the general federation, who will ad-
dress the assemblage Wednesday aft.
erpoon, June
Tuesday evening, when the session
opens, there will be an address by
Mason s Stone, state superintendent
OF education on "Vermont's Forward
Movement in Education" Wednesday
morning, Mrs. Harriet NJ. Ide win
speak on what Can Our Libraries do
for the Rural SCHOOL," and she viii be
followed BY r. A Merrill OF the
Lyndon institute On the morning Of
Thursday, june 5, an important lee
ture upon Social Hygiene" will be
given BY DR.. Evangeline w Young, Of
Boston, followed BY discussion.
Wednesday evening q reception will
be rendered the visiting women and
friends at the home of Mrs w. /. Pow
ers, and Thursday evening musical
program will be rendered BY Mrs.
Florence Wood Russell and Miss Alice
Woodfn. Among other numbers Mrs.
Russell will read "Enoch Arden TO
the Strauss accompaniment
The program in detail follows;
Opening session Tuesday evening,
June 0, 5 o'clock: Music; invocation,
the Rev. j y Hutchinson; address Of
welcome, Mrs w. / Powers, presi-
dent Of the Lyndon Union club; re-
spouse, Mrs George T Chaffee Of
Rutland; greetings, Mrs Philip N.
Moore, president OF the general feder-
alton, Mrs Arthur Helme, for New
York state federation, Mrs George II
Graves for Massachusetts, state feder-
alton, Mrs E. P. S. Moore, vice-presi-
dent general of Vermont National So
oiety, d. A. R.; music; address, Yer
mont's Forward Movement in Educa-
ton" Mason s. Stone, state superin.
tendent of education.
Wednesday morning, June 7, $50.
reports Of officers, recording secretary,
Miss Margaret ROBBIE, corresponding
secretary, Mrs George r Chaffee,
treasurer, Mrs Clark G. Fits, audi
tor, Mrs Josephine Arms general fed.
GRAFTON secretary, Mrs p r. Hazen;
reports of club presidents; reports OF
chairmen of departments art, Mrs
&C. II Spooner, literature, Miss Olive
s Prentice, civics, Mrs 5 NJ. o. Perkins,
education and library, Mrs. w. L. Was
son household economics, Mrs. f. j.
Martin; IL. address, What Can Our
Libraries DO for the Rural Schools Z"
Mrs Harriet NJ Ide; 1880, address,
r. A Merrill, director agricultural
department, Lyndon institute.
Wednesday afternoon, June Z, 1880,
reports of club presidents; introduction
OF new clubs, Lake st. Catherine of
Poultney, Union of Mortified, Athena
OF Burlington, Fortnightly of Essex
Junction, Progssiyes Of Winooski;
music; reports of ehairmen, industrial
and social conditions, Mrs. Anna II
Putnam, conservation. Mrs. G.. Il.
Wellman, legislative. Mrs. George f.
Warner, civil service reform, Mrs. 4. X.
Campbell public health, Mrs. George e.
Welch, reciprocity, Miss Minnie Met.
calf; address. "The General Federation
Its Relation to State Federations."
Mr. Philip n Moore.
Wednesday evening, June Z. $3.50. re.
ccption at the home Of Mrs. w. /.
Powers
Thursday morning, June s, $3.50, re-
ports of presidents; reports of chair
men; 1915 lecture, Social Hygiene. .
DR. Evangeline w Young, of Boston;
ll:l5, discussion opened by DR.. A. e.
Wakefield of st. Johnsbury; ques-
tions
Thursday aftrnoon. June s 1880, re-
port Of credential committee; aThe
Neighborhood Club,p Mrs. Rebecca p
Fairbanks report of state president. /
Mrs O. c. Ashton; unfinished bust. |
ness; new business; report Of nomi. /
mating committee, Mrs. Henry w. |
Dutton; election OF officers; election of
delegates to eleventh biennial at San
Francisco, 1912; resolutions.
Thursday evening June s, piano /
solo, Prelude" Miss Alice WoodRn; |
'Enoch Arden" melodrama for re- /
citation with piano accompaniment. |
Emusic by Strauss, Mrs. Florence |
Wood Russell assisted by Miss Wood /
fin vocal solo, "A Roundelay." cid.
gedl, Mrs. Russell; introduction of new
adjourn