The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-24
McIndOes Girl Wins
I'm Medal Contest
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ney, Swanton; Helen M. Wellman
Burlington; Ruth G. Barr, Greens
boro; Mrs. Charles E. Smith, Well,
River; Mrs. M. X. Fairbanks, Yves
Burke; Miss Helen Eastman, Well
River; Mrs. S. X. Huse, Sutton.
County Officers: Mrs. E. M. Den
ny, Montpelier; Mrs. A. F. Smith
Manchester Center; Mrs. E. D. Tag
, CART, Newbury; Mrs. Nellie S. Man
UNI, Bristol; Mrs. M. H. Goss, st
Johnsbury; Mrs. G. l.. LaFrance
Poultney; Mrs. w. L. Archer, Rut
land; Mrs. Pearl Keller, Coventry
Miss Louise Ray, St. Johnsbury; Mrs
Mabel L. Densmore, Norwich; Mrs
w. o. Spear, Burlington; Bertha c
Kellogg, Plainfeld; Mrs. Martha S
Watson, Montpelier.
Delegates; Mrs. A. r. Montgom
cry, East Hardwick; Mrs. A. B. Ian
don, Milton; Mrs. J. A. Proctor, Rut
land; Mrs. J. K. Herbert, st. Johns
bury; Sarah e. Mayhem, st. Johns
bury Center; Mrs. A. E. True, New
port; Mrs. Rollo A. Hamilton, Or
leans; Della E. Thompson, Morris
vile; Mrs. Olive l.. Schoppe, Canaan
Mrs. Carrie S. Johnson, Woodstock
Mrs Laura f Kezer, Rochester; Miss
Dorothy Smead, Rochester; Mrs, j
A. Hunt, Derby Line; Mrs. ]. w. Gil
lis, Danville; Mrs. Emma C. Kendall
East Barnet; Mrs. Lizzie C. Kendall
East Barnet; Mrs. B. A. Mcconnell
Derby Line; Katherine Oderkirk, St
Johnsbury; Lura Nj. Gilfillan, Barnet
Bertha C. Kellogg, Plainfeld; Anna
A. Cummings, Montpelier; Mrs. Ed
it'll Whitcomb, Norwich; Mrs. w. c.
Hoag, Burlington.
Visitors; Emily l.. Albee, Barnet
Katherine E. Zwecker, East Corinthi
Helen C. Burdick, Danville; Mrs
Mary McGill, East Barnet; C. P
Kellogg, Plainfeld; Mrs. J. C
French, Burlington; Mrs. Mabel c.
Jones, Waterbury; Mrs. Myra B
Lord, Boston; Mrs. Alvin w. Flint
St. Johnsbury; Mrs. A. H. Gleason
st. Johnsbury; Mrs. Harriet Brewer
st. Johnsbury Center.
Thursday afternoon session opened
with prayer by Miss Ball after which
Rev. F, E. Davidson of Derby was
presented to the convention and made
a few remarks. Most of the after
noon was spent in listping to the re-
ports Of superintendents as follows
Literature, Miss Helen Eastman
medal contest, Mrs. l.. +. Kezeri
scientific temperance instruction for
Washington county, Mrs. Bertha C.
Kellogg; physical culture, Mrs. NJ. X.
Fairbanks; press work, Mrs. S. K.
Huse; Sabbath observance and Mem
orial day, Mrs. L. NJ. Bush; evange-
listic, Miss Ruth Barr; rescue work,
Miss Helen Wellman, Montpelier.
During the afternoon Mrs. W. H.
Blodgett gave vocal solo and Miss
Elsie Wild of East Barnet gave a
piano solo. The memorial hour was
IN charge of Mrs. Bush of Newfane
Mrs. Myra 3. Lord of Boston and
Mrs. Jones of Waterbury spoke in
the interests of thrift and the Wan
Savings stamp campaign.
The medal contest was the feature
of Thursday evenings session and
drew an interested audience. The de
votional service was in charge OF
Mrs. A. F. Smith of Manchester Cen
ter and during the evening a double
trio from the Woman's club sang,
Miss Robinson led the orchestra com
posed of Academy girls and Miss
Madeline Randall readings.
The five girls participating in the
medal contest were: Dorothy Smead
Of Rochester whose defamation was
"Origin Of the w. C. T. IT," Olga
of New York, a student at
The Academy, "The Story of Patsy"
Andra Blodgett of St. Johnsbury,
Anarchy and the Saloon;" Violet
Guthrie of McIndoes, "a Fathers
Story" Mildred Haywood of Peach
an, "Sim's Little Girl" The judges
we're Mrs. Hamilton of Orleans, Mrs,
Elsie P. Barney of Swanton, Mrs. M
K. Fairbanks of West Burke. The
silver medal was awarded to Miss
Guthrie with honorable mention for
Miss Haywood.