Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-01-18
80 EDITORS ARE
IN TOWN TODAY
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of the Randolph Herald and News.
Il. /. Lane, proprietor OF the Lane
Press, Burlington, ,,
l.. 2, Thayer editor and publisher
Of the Morrisville Messenger
II c, Rice, business manager OF the
BrattleborO RelOrmer
H. /, Ilndley, editor Of the Rutland
Herald,
Charles T Fairfield, editor Of the
Rutland Evening News.
VI. " Wilson editor OF the Bristol
Herald
L. II. Crane, treasurer Of the Yer
mont Printing Company Brallenoro'
" II Wheeler editor and publisher
Of the Nergcuncs Vermont and Enter
prise, ,
DR. John NJ, Thomas, president OF
Middlcbury Register
". c, Belknap, editor and proprietor
Of the Bellows Falls Times, President
Of the State Press Association
Charles l., Crane, editor and publish
ef 0, ,le aiIdiS5aTy S.sS.sy.-,
w. J Bigelow, former puhli.h'' OF
the ST. Johnsbury Calendonian,
John l., Southards, editor OF the
Burlington Free Press,
{. W, Upton editor Of the Burling-
ton Daily News,
John II Lawton, business manager
of the Burlington Daily News,
Alfred Archer General Sales Mana
ger OF the Mergenthaler Linotype
Company of New York.
T, i, Quinn, New England Salesman
OF the Linotype Company
The principal speaking guests are
DR.. Talcott Williams, dean OF the
Columbia School Of Journalism, and
Mr.. n. A. Huse Of New York, Vice
president OF the American Press
Association,
BY invitation OF President Thomas
of the College, Hepburn Hall will be
thrown open for the meeting and for
the annual dinner, which will be served
by Mrs Maud o. Mason, the matron,
at $3.50 o'clock The banquet will be
in the College dining hall-a dinner OF
vegetables, fish, fowl and fruit, in ac-
cordance with Mr., HooverS orders
The meeting at Mead Chapel to-
night will be one principal ones OF the
night will be one OF the principal ones
of the Convention, and this will be
open to the general public, the Associ-
alton hoping, that as many OF the Col
lege and townspeople as are interested
will be present to hear DR., Williams
and music which will be furnished by
the College Students.
The program as slightly amended
since last week is as follows;
Friday Afternoon, January 49,
Q O'Clock. Address, "The Kind of
Editorials That Makes Readers"
Charles T. Fairfield, Rutland.
8 O'Clock. Symposium, How to In
crease Financial Receipts"
NJ w Wilson, Bristol
Donald NJ, Tobin, Swanton,
II. c. Rice, Brattleboro,
D. NJ Rose, Enosburg Falls
j. w. Sault, Ludlow,
4 O'Clock. Address, Cooperation"
/. p. Thayer, Morrisville.
4.3O O'Clock. Address, Foolish
Things Vermont Publishers Do
NJ c. Reynolds, Essex Junction,
s O'Clock. Address, Duty Of the
Vermont Press in Time of War;"
/. b Johnson, Randolph.
H. l. Hindley, Rutland.
6 O'Clock. Recess. Dinner at Col.
lege dining room at $50 o'clock.
followed by remarks by Presi-
dent John NJ Thomas.
Friday Evening, January 10.
8 O'Clock. At Mead Memorial
Chapel.
College Students
Address, DR.. Talcott Williams, Dean
of the Columbia University
School of Journalism.
College Students,
(Mr Melville +. Stone, general manager OF
The Associated Press, who was invited to be a
speaker is unable 10 be present owing 10 the
death OF a SOM.
College Students
Saturday Forenoon, January 10.
8 O'Clock. Business meeting
Afiliation with National Editorial
Association.
Government Control Of Paper
Memberhip and Dues
Exit the Dollar Weekly
$50 O'Clock. Address, "Advertis-
ing" Mr.. N A. Huse, of New
York, Vice President of the Am
erican Press Association.
1890 O'Clock. Report of Commit
tees.
Unfinished Business
Election of Officers.
11.30 O'Clock. Adjournment.
Committee on Resolutions.
F. E. Howe, Bennington
]. L. Southwick, Burlington.
Mr.. Fairfield, editor of the Rutland
Evening News, who delivered the first
address this afternoon spoke in part
as follows:
"The editorial page of the newspaper
is a good deal like the human system.
If a person has a heart, liver,
spleen lungs, or any of the rest, i'll
perponderanCe, the organ that is i'll the
ascendancy will be manifest in the in
dividual SO with a newspaper; the
newspaper that has a head, will show
its brains the one with heart will dis
play the heart predonderantly; the
one that is mostly liver, spleen or giz-
card, or whatnot, will in the same man
ner disclose itself i'll its editorial tenn