The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-01

! county OiilCSlS' IIdClICdlly oil
states recognize the count executive
committee as the authority" Prof.
Locker added "They never should
meet less than twice a year and
quarterly would be better, for the
transaction Of such business as
comes before them. The county, sec
rotary, by authority of the president,
should call the meeting and all who
come from a distance should be re-
imbursed for their railroad fare,
However, if a delegate is fortunate
enough to own an automobile, he
/ should be willing to pa for the
small amount of "asolene he uses.
/ The county associations treasurer
! should pay these bills on the O. X.
| Of the NreSident. The next item for
the executive committee to consider
I IS the arrangement of program,
because without a program you will
get nowhere. The president should
! be responsible for the bui1dinr Of
the program and it should be sent,
with the letter announcing the meet
ing, to every member Of the execu-
tive committee"
Speaking about the treasurer's du-
ties, he said that too many such office
holders sit around and wait for the
/ money to roll into them instead Of
( getting out after it like thew should.
Too man. treasurers get discourage
ed after writing one or two letters to
the delinquent ones, he added, and
this should be overcome. $50 do che
secretaries" he added, "who go af-
ter reports from the various officers.
"You should vote to allow your
county heads none for postage and
stationary so that they may wlitc as
many letters as they care to.
AT one of these executive meetings
you should map out your work for
the coming year." Prof. Locker said.
The avera"e person will accomplish
100 ner cent more work if he has his
work planned ahead. The -four divi-
sion heads should report what they
arc going to do during the coming
year,
Prof. Locker said the executive
county secretary was Of the most inn
portant positions on the executive
committee. A well equipped county
secretary is invaluable. Prof. Locker
exhibited samples of sheets and
blanks on which various officers
could keep their reports and minutes
Of meetings. The county secretary,
he said, should report to the state
officer.
In closing, Prof. Locker said that
no organization in the church should
be considered source of revenue for
that church. He said he believed So
Gals, etc, if held, should be free. He
believed the day was comm when
socials and bazaars for making money
would be a curiosity.
Following are the names of those
who had registered up to press time:
MIS- Neal NJ. Allis, Post Mills, Vt;
Miss Henrietta H Bailey, Newport,
Vt; Nh, William A. Brown, Chicago,
III; Rev Leland G. Chase, Wilder,
VT; Miss Phyllis Coburn, Wilder
Vt; Julia Rollins Darling, Newbury,
w.; Rosetta M. Flint, South Royal
ton, VT; Isabelle Hartywell, New
bury Vt; Susan H. Ladd, Norwich,
VT; Mrs W. J Mcneil, West New
bury, Vt; Edna Menut, Wilder, Vt.
Jeanette E. Perkins, Bennington, VT;
Mrs. Era A. Paxman, Richford, Vt;
Mr.. and Mrs, G E Robbins, Burling-
ton, Vt; Rev. Arthur H. Sargent, Post
Mills, Vt; Mrs. Ethel Staples, Lyn-
don, VT; Mrs W. r. Soule, Albany
Center, Vt; Mrs. Z E Hodgdon,
Johnson, Vt; Mrs. C. C. Kinney,
Grand Isle, Vt; Mr.. Homer B Har- |
ris, MiddlebuIy, VT Mrs. Harriet
Hubbell, Wolcott, Vt; Mrs. B. E Pot
ter, Wolcott, VT; Mrs. B. l.. Chase,
VT; Miss Florence L. Mosh-
er, North Bennington Vt; C. A.
Adams, Danville, Vt; Miss Helen J.
Collins, Johnson, Vt; Omella Hascl-
ton, Essex Center Vt. r. V. Pearcc,
Leicester, Vt; Mrs H Weidman,
Swanton, VT; Mrs. w. d. Barr Cabot
Vt; Mrs Homer H. Freeman, Water
bury Center, Vt; Mrs. Wilbur F. Hill,
West Burke, VT; Mrs. H. p Sweet,
Grand Isle, VT; Mildred Lambert,
Johnson, VT; Mrs. B. L Robinson,
South Hero, Vt; David Walker, Bur
lngton, VT; w H. Wood, Burlington,
VT; Rev. w Randall, Burlington, ,
Vt; Fred r. Clifford, st. Johnsbury,
Vt; Rev and Mrs c E. Hayward, !
Stowe, VT. Walter b. Glynn, Pres.
of Vt S. S association, SaXtons River,
Vt; Rev. H. A. Durfee, Winooski,
Vt; Rev. and Mrs w f Lombard, !
Saxtons River, Vt; Blanche NJ. Os-
good, Saxtons River, VT; Rev, J. f
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