The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-10-15
Girls Community
League News Notes

Through. the kindness OF the di-
rectors of the Fairbanks A. A., the
Girls Community League is to be
allowed the use of the gymnasium
Tuesday evenings from to 9
O'Clock. The first practice Will
come next Tuesday.
The Speedwell Achievement
club had supper at the Woman's
Club House Wednesday evening.
Eight members and three guests
sat down to a supper of Waldorf
salad, sandwiches, coffee and cake.
After supper several girls went to
The Mollusc at the Colonial, and
the rest stayed to dance and sing.
Next week the club has work
meeting, Christmas presents and
basketry being the things in order.
Perseverance Achievement club
and Good Times Achievement club
are to have a Joint Halloween
party Friday evening, Oct. % at
the Club House. On Wednesda ,
evening Oct. 10 Frank o. Kreager
of Springfield is to be at the CLUB
hou"eand both achievement clubs
of girls and the boys rubber club
are asked to be present prepared
to tell about their work. To this
occasion are invited all boys and
girls, and men and women inter
ested in Achievement clubs.
The Good Times Achievement
club plan a Halloween party for
Friday evening, Oct. %. Each
girl may bring a guest. Ruth
Impey and June Somers are new
members of this club.
The Square Circle are working
on raffia baskets at their regular
meetings on Tuesday nights. They
| are planning to work on various
kinds of Christmas gifts from now
until the holidays.
The seven members of Good
! Times Achievement club who dem
onstrated the making of dolls hats
at the Caledonia county fair have
received Achievement. caps from
the Junior Achievement Bureau OF
the Eastern States League in
Springfield, Mass, The demonstra
| tors were Mary Brooks, Reid
Corbett, Lois Goodwin, Norma
Page, Marion Russell, Laura Stone
and Ruth Taylor.
Girl Scouts of Troop 2 in
| obedience to the proclamation OF
Gov. Hartness observed fire pre-
vention day at their regular meet
ing on Monday. Each patrol
| acted an impromptu play drama
tizing the fire suggestions in the
scout book. Patrol / staged a
theatre panic in which Scouts
helped TO reassure the crowd and
to keep them moving out in order
~ fashion. Patrol 2 demonstrated
q rescue from burning room.
Patrol 3 enacted the scout rule
about always putting out you?
fire before leaving a camping site
Patrol A pretended to discover 2
fire in an apartment house and
/ promptly closing windows and
| doors, demonstrated the right way
to call the fire department by tel
ephone Patrol rescued a girl
overcome by smoke in the woods.
. Patrol a of Troop 2 have held
! their deferred election of officers
Alice Walter is patrol leader and
Lucille Paul is corporal.
2 Troop 2 plans a Halloween
party for Saturday evening, Oct
obe1 30.
The Industrial committee of the
Woman's club met Friday at the
| club house to make plans fol
, classes this season. 1t was decided
! to have Tuesday evenings TO,
classes in millinery, sewing, dress
making, crocheting, embroidery
and allied handicraft subjects, and
Thursday or other classes except
dancing, which will be given ar
evening by itself. Tea was served
for the ladies by a committee OF
, four from Girl Scouts, Troop 1
Charlotte and Helen Porter, Mar
garet Want and DOROTHY Roy.
Hereafter the regular meeting
| Of Girl Scouts, Troop / will come
FRIDAY afternoon at $50 instead
of Thursday at $50.