The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-02

| IIlSt sunday ScnO0I convention al
Greensboro, and the first home de-
partmcnt at Randolph. Each OF
these We're the first of their kind in
the whole world. Mr.. Robbins spoke
of the great success Of the daily va
cation Bible school at North troy,
which was the only one in the state,
He urged every school to come near
Ell to the standards and said all
could get record Of 100 per cent
efficient if they only worked for it.
Miss Mary S. Warren of North
Pomfret reported Tor the children S
work and the report OF the temper
ancc work was given by its superin-
tcndent, Mrs. Z. J. Parmalee of
Enosburg Falls. The latter said the
! temperance officers must be ever at
work as seven "dry" Congressman
had already been replaced by as many
wet ones and the battle against evil
must be fought to a finish.
Rev. A. H. Sargent of Post Mills
reported for the rural work, speaking
OF the rural life conference held in
! cooperation with the Randolph
school of Agriculture. He also sug
gcstcd that community fairs would
help bring the rural folks together,
w. H. Wood of Burlington, the
state treasurer, supplemented his
printed report with slight additions.
The receipts for the year have been
! $3,120.34, of which about two-thirds
| was expended in the sccretaiy's sal
/ airy, travelling expenses and office
work. Only four counties in the state
exceeded their apportionment, Frank
lin. Llmoillc, Rutland and Wind
ham.
Following this report, Rev. DR.. w.
A. Davidson, chairman Of the finance
committee, recommended an increase
Of the sccrctarY's salary of 5000 and
a budget Of $1,000 for the coming
year. This was adopted by a rising
vote.
During the morning session inspir-
ational addresses were given by Prof.
IIoninc and Prof Locker. The
former poke on "Education in Re-
iCion," and the latter in "Thc State
as Measured by the international
Standard"
DELEGATES AT CONVENTION
Mrs. A. ID. Thurber, Coventry, VT
V. NJ Benedict, New Haven, Vt.
Mrs. d. J. Lunnic, Concord, VT.
MI. and Mrs. A. NJ. Aseltinc, Bur
lington, Vt.
Mrs, Chester M. King, Island Pond,
Vt.
John II. Cole, Luncnburg, Vt.
Mrs.. A. A. Mandgo, Island Pond,
Vt.
Gcncvicvc Goodrich, Hardwick, Vt.
A. A. Mandigo, Island Pond, Vt.
A, w. Bo,woth, Island Pond, Vt.
Rev Robert Lawton, Island Pond,
Vi.
Rev. Z. w. Sturtcvant, Lyndon, Vt.
Alice 3. Warden, st. Johnsbury,
VI.
Mrs. Ray Morse, Orleans, Vt.
Ruth G. Barr, Greensboro Bend,
VT.
David Hicllland, Danvllc.
Mrs. E. A. Smallev. Mor1i,villc.
Rev and Mrs. NJ. l., Chandler,
Bare; Mrs Z, T. Somers, Barre, Rev. |
Geo. r. Spencer, Boston, Mass. !
Mrs Nellie Morse. Rchford; Miss
Isola Smith, St. Johnsbury: Mrs. II. !
0 Smith, Newport; Ruth Norcross,
Waterbury Ctr; Mrs Grace Leav tt,
South Royalton Lois NJ Turner,
So Royalton; Mrs. II. B. Dennian,
Springfield; Beatrice Mckee, North
field: Miss Hazel Daley. Waterbury |
Ctr; Mrs Ebert Simons, Brattleboro;
Mrs. O. l.. Tillotson, Montpelier; Mrs
Deborah c Calvin, SaXtons River; /
Mrs. J. H. Cole, Lunenburp; Mrs. Il
II Witty. st Johnsbury; Mrs ! s.
Somcrs, Passumpsic; Mrs f. P, Coo, |
Lunenburg; Mrs. Funton S. Morse,
Danville; Mrs. Warren L. Powell, !
Mrs. Harold Park +,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. 4
Campbell, Morrisville; Mr. and Mrs
G. s. Stanclif, Morrisville, t.Alicc .
Menut. Lyndonville; Mrs. Cevlon
Forsyth, Lyndonville; Mrs II. ]. Hin
man, Lyndonville; Nellie NJ. Davis,
Lyndonville; Mrs. w. S. Wright,
Lyndonville; Rev F. B Richards,
st Johnsbury, visitor; Alden G. AL n
len, Barton; C. r. Leach, Enosburg 4
Falls: Mrs. Annette w. PAMELA,
Falls; Mrs Robert Lawton,
Island Pond; Rev A. N. Pierce, Pas
Rev. w S Mulholland,
Vergennes' Edward NJ. Fuller, No.
n. H.. Marion Il. Lewis,
Norwich r. N. Millett, Springfield;