St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1914-06-03
White River Junction, Vt.
woMEN's CLUBS TO MEET


State Federation in Bellows Falls
The following is the program for
the nineteenth annual meeting of
the Vermont State Federation of
Women's Clubs to be held at the
June "a by invitation of the Bel
lows Falls Woman's Club:
Tuesday evening, June q 7.45
to 8, organ recital, Mrs. George P.
Lowell; invocation, the Rev. DR.. Ar
thur P. Pratt, pastor of the Congre-
gatiOnal church; quartet, selected;
addresses of welcome, Mrs. Edward
Kirkland, president of Bellows Falls
Woman's Club, and Senator Fred
erick H. Rabbit; response, Mrs. Re
becca Fairbanks, of St. Johnsbury,
first Vice-president; report of civil
service chairman, Mrs. Oliver
c. Ashton, of Rutland; report of
civics chairman, Mrs. Guy Wilson,
of Bethel; address, Practical Eu-
genics, Mrs. Marguerite w. Moir;
school of eugenics, Boston: sextet,
music club.
| Wednesday morning. o'clock,
presentation of credentials; reports
of officers, as follows: Recording
secretary, Miss Elizabeth Tidd, of
Springfield; corresponding secre-
tary, Mrs. Lewis J. Hathaway, of
Montpelier; auditor, Mrs. Clark c.
Fits, of Brattleboro; treasurer,
Mrs. o. H. Coolidge, of Rutland;
general federation secretary, Mrs.
Watson L. WATSON, of Waterbury;
chairman Christmas seals commit
tee, Mrs. E. B. Smith; chairman
scholarship committee, Vermont
field secretary General Federation
! endowment fund, Mrs. James b.
Estee, of Montpelier. Report of
college extension lectures, Mrs.
Fits; report of New England con-
ference; report of budget commit
tee, Mrs. George H. Smile, of
Montpelier; report of education
| department, DIR. Alice E. Wakefield;
report of public health department,
Mrs. Herbert T. Johnson, of Brad
ford; report of legislative depart
ment, Mrs. Robert Smith; discus
sion, medical inspection in schools,
! open to delegates.
Wednesday afternoon-1.30 o.
clock: report OF chairman home
economics, Prof. Bertha M. Terrill,
dean of women, University of Yer
mont; report of chairman reciproci-
ty, Mrs. Henry Dutton; address, J.
n. Barss, superintendent of state in
dustrial school; Barbies park, in the
charge of art department, chairman
Mrs. John w. Titcomb of Lyndon
vile; 1.-THE First State Art Com
mission and What 1t Is Trying to
Accomplish, Mrs. Robert A Law
renee, of Rutland; report of chair
man, Mrs. John w. Titcomb; Char
acter Development Through Handi-
craft" Mrs. Edward Curtis Smith,
of st. Adams, (there will be a small
exhibit of Vermont handicraft)
music, music club; Vermont FEEDER
alton song, words by Miss Helen
Winslow, of Boston.
Thursday morning. o'clock
Presidents conference; report of
chairman of conservation, Mrs.
Bingham H. Stone, of Burlington;
report of chairman of literature and
library extension, Mrs. Gilbert b.
Davis, of Windsor; report of indus
trial and social conditions, Mrs. An
ma Hawks Putnam. of Burlington;
address. Social Unrest" the Rev.
Charles A. Wing, Of Concord, N. H.;
address, college Education and Vo-
cational Efficiency" Miss Suzanne e.
Thorp, dean of women, Middlebury
College.
Thursday Afternoon-1.3O o.
clock, report of chairman of music,
Mrs Austin d. Paige; report of Gre
Dental com; unfinished business;
new business; report of state pres,
Mrs. Geo. H. Smile; report of nomi-
mating committee, Mrs. A. H. Put
nam, chairman; election of officers;
resolutions; adjournment at 8 o.
clock to witness outdoor dramatiZa-
ton of "Hiawatha" by Campfire
Girls at playground; federation del
egates guests of club.
Thursday evening-At Congre-
gational church, O'Clock, chorus,
music club; vocal solo, Paul w.
Thayer; address, 1.-The Heart of the
Community" Robert Goldsmith,
lecturer and journalist, Brooklyn,
N. Y; "Star Spangled Banner"
Miss Helen Winslow will be
guest during the convention.
The meetings are open to all who
wish to attend.
SOUTH WHEELOCK