Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-11-19
MEN
SPEND TWO DAYS
AT MCINDOES
Speak at Church and Help
in Community Work of
the Village

Five Dartmouth moA wen; back TO
their college Woi1 Monday after
spending the week end at 1lcIndce,
Fixing with the boy, speaking 1t
the regular church services Sunday,
holding special meetings for tic boys
and entering into the social life of
, the community.
/ Fl. E. Banton of Maine, IL senior,
mandolin playcI and leader OF the
tcan, stayed at tH" parse a 70; j. O.
/ Glcnnic of New York state, soph-
omorc, one of the leaders in the
Dartmouth OUTING Club, WAS the
guest OF Scott and nalc Chambcr-
lin. Frank letter o, Boston AMI the
, Observation-Disclosures Gltc Club be-
lon%cd to Robert Dickinson at the
/ Moore brothers. farm; Julius Rippcl
of New Jersey, another freshman,
wa| entertained by MI and MIS-.
horace G!ca Oh, while Ralph J..
! Richardson of Minnesota, graduate
secretary OF the dartmouth Christian
ASSOCIATION "aa located at W. Nj.
; Sir""5 nc%t door to the church.
Friday night thr team went to the
i barnet chicken pic supper; Saturday
morning they went on Il hike with the
boys up tIc brook to button Fails.
! There we're II in the part. Fire,
+ were built and dinner cooked near
the bridge above the falls. Two
cout5 passed their rc-huiIdinw tests
end the Sroutmastcr brought hacI.
IL haiti dozen good photographs. SAT
urday afternoon there were individ-
! ual interviews with all thr bows.
Younger anl Older, who cared to
'Aak" an appointment vt the pal-
! HoHa::c and in the Scoutroom.
Saturday evening SAW y variety Of
dolngS ut Academy Hall. Mr.. Rich
aul5nn too| charge OF the program
and called on each r'an to tell his
name and nirknamc, where he came
from and whcr~ y" We "oiaw TO-
; Nj. Glcnnic cave . .pi, 'ri@' illu =
tIutc.' lrttur" 90 'ijt'' prrih and
her OIiinT ';'1. W.. .,r f." 4lna' ::
Ar. H1nt"n played thr rlandolin and
a'l five men sang some of the Dart
mouth song, Miss Heryl Stevens
playing the piano. After this part
Of the program the AIclndoc5 young
people taught the Dartmouth mon
to promenade. Then the college mcn
/ let in II series Of games, such ~
adam and Eve and Jacob and IA.
chcl,' and "Drop the handkerchief
"going to Jclusalnm," and "Tuckcl.'
Sunday mornn" NJ. Richardson
spoke at North Monror and the four
member Of the dcpu.aton in NJ
jndoc;; church. AT noon each of the
four gave an object lesson talk to
tho Sunday school, and then tool;
charge of one oF The classes. At .
o'clock three of the men spoke in
the Monroe church.
At 800 all five men met tho BOYS
"ho had become their friends in the
Nclndocs church-thitocn of them
"Thc Lucky Thirteen" they call
thnmSclvcs-and each Of them gave
y short talk auch rs boys like.
In the evening MI hands spoke ut
the last and most interesting meet
ing OF the series, and Mr.. letter
sang a solo. Nj. Rippcl's talk at
this time was especially appropriate
to the present time of excited anti
cipations of the coming Industrial
development in McIndoca. Taking
the local expectations ut their face
v1l"c, he urged the community TO
civ" the workers who may come Il
Frarty christian welcome; to treat
them as fellow htmoao beings and
give them wholesome amuHcmcntS
and a chance to '!ccvlop thci hc,t
manhood and womanhood Tho
other men spoke on the call OF the
hour for forward steps on the part
Of the American people in the com
munity rs it already exists, in the
industrial relations Of The woril and
in the political crisis which arc upon
Us.
Dartmouth has reason to be proud
Of their first dcpuation Of this COL
lego ycai, and Mclndocs gave them
all most hearty and urgent invita-
ton to come agln. As IL mere
matter Of entertainment they re-
ccivcd free Of charge, save the trif-
ling travelling expenses, more than
they ever get from the highest pric-
cd lecture courses, and more than
they can hope to get in the three day
Chauanuua season next summer GoI
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