The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-05-04
MORE ROOMS FOR
GIRLS NEEDED
Registration Now Exceeds 400, Morning
Mail Bringing So Conference
Begins Friday Night.

Still more rooms are needed to accom-
modate the girls from various sections of
Vermont who will come to BrattleborO
Friday afternoon to attend the third an
nual conference of the older girls of Yer
mont Up to this morning accommoda-
tions had been signed up for 3S3 girls,
and 30 additional registration cards were
received on the morning mail.
There seems to have been misunder-
standing on the part of some regarding
the number of meals to be furnished by
the hostesseS. some expecting the girls to
be with them Friday night. All of the
girls who come to the conference will at
tend the get-together supper at Masonic
temple at O'Clock. They also viii at
tend the luncheon Saturday noon. This
will leave breakfast and supper Saturday.
the Sunday meals and Monday morning
breakfast to be provided by those who
entertain the delegates
Testimonials in appreciation of what
the conference viii mean to the girls who
in two letters received yesterday from
those who are working with girls week in
and week out. One of these came from
the teacher of the teacher training class
in TownShpnd, members of which are COM
ing to the conference. 1t read: Il
greatly appreciate the privilege which
my students have of attending such a
wonderful meeting. and Brattleboros gen
erOsity in making it possible" The other
was from the teacher. who is a superin-
tendent of schools. Of the class of girls in
Plainfeld and read as follows: Il have
an object in sending this fine delegation.
/ believe it will be of great interest to
the community. TO the church and the
moral tone of the schools, and that Is why
l have worked to have so many of them
come
WhiIa +ha local cc1,,r,fttonS aro hin o.
arrangements for the lodging and meals
for the girls the conference committee has
mapped out an excellent program which
will afford the best in the way of speakers
and should prove the truth of the confer
ence theme. Building Lives that Count.
Following is the program:
Friday. May 6.
to 6 p. Registration at Centre
Congregational church.
6 p. m.-Banquet at Masonic temple.
, followed by informal speaking and sing
Anna NJ. Clark of New York city and
| Miss Grace Nose of Burlington will be
the speakers.
Saturday. May =.
to II q. m.-Morning council, Miss
Margaret Brooks of st. Johnsbury presid-
ing. in the First Baptist church. There
will be a devotional service. Announce
ments win be made and committees will
I be appointed. Miss Eunice Avery of
Springfield. Mass, Miss Gladys Topping
of New York and Miss 500 Yuin Ting of
Mount Holyoke college will speak.
II a. m. to II m.-Group conference at
high school building.
| 1915 p. m.-Conference picture on high
school lawn.
1890 p. m.-LuncheOn at Masonic
| temple.
p. m.-Afternoon session. open to pub
| lie. DIR. Joel Z. Goldthwait of Boston
will be the speaker.
$50 p. m.-Automobilc trip to North
| field seminary. arranged by Chamber of
Commerce, and w. Il. Moody of East
| NOrthfield
| 80 p. m.-Evening session in Odd
Fellows temple. Fun for the girls.
Sunday, Mothers Sunday.
1890 a. m.-Church services and Sun
| day school sessions.
| $50 p. m.-AIeeting for secretaries
chaperons and delegation chairmen.
| 4.30 p. m.-Enscmble recital-organ
violin and piano-in Baptist church, by
members of the music department faculty
/ of NOrthfield seminary.
| 7.30 p. m.-Closing service with adj
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