Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-10-22
W. C.T. u. STATE
CONVENTION
OCTOBER q TO "a
Sessions 60 BE Held at Grace
Methodist Church In
st. JOhnsbury

The State convention of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union Will
be held in Grace Methodist church
in St. Johnabury Oct. % to oath. 1t
will have the honor Of entertaining
and hearing Mis-. Ella Alexander
Boole, Ph. d., vice president NJ large
OF the National organization and
president OF the New Yoll: State Or
ganiZation.
Mrs. Boolc is a speaker Of Nation,
al reputation. She was one of the
speakers at the memorable meeting
held on the steps Of the capitol 1T
Washington, D. c., December 10,
1913, when the petition for National
Constitutional Prohibition was pre-
scented TO the representatives Of the
Senate and the House. She has al
ways been an advocate OF prohibition
as the only means of settling the
problems OF the liquor traffic.
The other speakers include Mrs.
Myra b. Lord OF Boston, Dr.. Marion
Horton Of Windsor, VT, Miss Joseph
inc Webster OF Burlington and Mrs.
). K. Husc of Sutton.
a most attractive program has
been arranged for the convention and
l.. us follows:
Wednesday Afternoon
$50 Meeting Of Executive Commit
tee.
$3.50 superintendent Conference in
charge of Mrs. f. Denny.
Wednesday Evening 7.30
Reception
Music by Miss Edwina BlodGctt
Song Service Chorus
Miss Alice Warden, organist
Scripture and prayer
Rev. G. A. Martin
Music Frank RI. Brooks
Words of Welcome on behalf of
the Churches
Rev. Francis A. Poole
The Woman's Club
Mrs. Robert F.. French
The Schools Walter II. Young
The Commercial Club
Edward G. Asselin
The w. C. r. U.
Mrs. Elsie Harvey
Music Mrs. Collins Brodien
Response Mrs. T.. M. Albec
Music Miss Ruth Film;
Benediction
Thursday Morning
$50 Executive Meeting.
$50 Opening of Convention Ey
President. Crusader and State
Charter Members on the Plat
form. Salute to the Flag.
Prayer Mrs. A. +. Smith
Singing Convention
HOO Presidents Message
1130 Superintendent Symposium:
How my Department responds
to the Nations Needs. olive
Minutes Each)
Physical Culture
Mrs. M. X. Fairbanks
Medical Temperance
Miss Helen Martindalc
Scientific Temperance Instruc-
ton Miss Helen Wagner
Medal Contest
Mrs L. F. Kezer
Sunday School
Mrs. Ida Lucas
Temperance Literature
Miss Helen Eastman
Evangelistic Service
Miss Ruth Barr
Thursday Afternoon
1.3GSin9ing
Prayer Miss Grace Prior
Las In Mcmoriam
Mrs. G. Il. Dawson
Solo Mrs. Herbert Blodgett
Superintendent Symposium
Continued
The Press Mrs. d. j. Husc
Anti-Narcotics
Mrs. Emma Fisher
SAbbai Observance aid Mem
orial Day
Mrs. Frank Taplin
Prison and Jail
Mrs. B. @. Spaulding
Soldiers and Sailors
Mrs. l.. M. Bush
Evangelistic Department
Miss Ruth G. Barr
I.umbcrmen
Mrs. Frances Thornton
Rescue Work
Miss Helen Welman
Music Piano solo Miss Wilde
Union Signal and Home Guard
Shower Mrs. C. T.. Smith
Introduction of Fraternal Del
egates and Visitors
Address Reconstruction Worl:
of the Local Union
Pledges for State Work
Mrs. D. J. Huse
The Years Harvest. Five
Minute Addresses by county
presidents
Reading Mrs. B. f. Doyle
Address Thrift
Mrs. Myra Lord
Thursday Evening
7.30. Song Service
Miss Alice Warden
Scripture and Prayer
Rev. A. S. Woodwork
Music
Double Trio by
Woman's Club Chorus
Meda1 Contest