The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-16
kelsO TO Address
State Social Workers

Robert W. kelSo, Commissioner of
he aMSsachuSetts Department of
Public Welfare, and directing head
of all branches of the States welfare
work, VIII address the sixth Vermont
conference Of Social Work in the
Unitarian church at Windsor, Oct.
20 His subject will be: The Unmar-
ned Mother Other notable speakers
from outside the state are: Raymond
q. Fuller, Recreation Specialist of
the National Child Labor Committee
and Henry W. Thurston, head of the
department of Child Welfare in the
New York School of Social Work.
The afternoon and evening Ses-
>ions Of Wednesday, Oct 20, will be
devoted to the sources and treatment
Of delinquency Thursday morning,
Oct. p is devoted to a survey of vel
fare work in Vermont. Among the
state leaderst speak are: Pearl
Randall WATSON, Dean OF Women.
University of Vermont, Turzah N.
Slack, president of Federated Wom-
ems Clubs; and L. Josephine Web
ser, General Secreatry of The Yer
mont Children's Aid Society. Thurs
day afternoon, the Vermont Child
ren'S Aid Society will hold its annual
meeting for rendering of reports, and
election Of officers. Professor Thurs
ton will speak on standards Of child
helping.
The October reetinr Of the
Scarchlight Club viii be held - Tlr1-
woode on Monday eveninr It $50.
Executive board meetin" n 7 o'clock.
Miss Harriet NJ Spaulding is visit
i" friends in Rethel.
Vary w. Witters ESQ. the demo-
cr"tic candidate fol CONGRESS in the
S~"on4 district, will speak in Bethel
S"'urd"v night on the NolStead act.
Mrs.. Eva H. Wilson, one of Bethel's
candidates for town representative,
WI -"eside.
Arthur Lalihprtn LEFT on Thrrsdav
m"'nn~ for PittSfor1 Sanitarium.
THE Outlook Club held a very mo-
e." bic 'NHetino at tho home of Mrs.
Nee BlOdQett on Wednesday after
neon. when it v'oS voted to oive $500
to tho Memorial Tablet Fund hci- -
'"i'od nv tho Coledorian-Reo AZ
r"' the uSual orde" of evcro'Ses. thean
v-~~ some intereS+ino roqdin" on the
S'N'Pct Of cov"rS. particularly the
st"'o fowor Thero viii he an evtro
r'r"-ino of tho club fnr wo~k which
WI he bold newt week at tho homo
of Mo-S. Mabel MoFott. The newt
ocular meeting will be held with
Mrs. Burt Spencer on Oct. 81.
Douglas MacLean and Doris May
haven't missed a step since their ire
mendous hit in "Twentv-three and a
Half Hours Leave" They're Just as
breezy and funny in their newest
comed' Lets Be Fashionable" which
is showing at the Please u today.
This time they are naI of newly
we Is OF modest means who have an
uTroarous time trying TO keep up
with the jazzy pace set by high So
cie.y at fashionable California sum-
mer resort It's the breeziest comedy
you ever saw and will afford you an
evening of pure jov. If its LAUGHTER
you're after-See Lets be Fashion
able.
The annual gentlemen's night for
INC NctuicCIdlI NluD Was observed
Fiifay night the 18th at G.. A. X.
Hall. A fine chicken supper was
served at $50 followed by dancing
and whist, Prizes were given only to
the gentlemen, Ernest Sargent win
ming the first prize and Hon Hurley
the second. A most enjoyable evening
was enjoyed by all.
State Deputy GEORGE Baldwin of
Canaan, n H., will be at the Grand
Army Hall next Tuesday evening for
the purpose of addressing the mem
berS of the Modern Woodmon of Am
erica.