The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-10
WoMEN's CLUES
CLOSE MEETING
lContInued from FIrst Pagel


Federation week.: That the cor
responding secretary be instructed to
send letter Of thanks to the follow
ing American Dyes Institute for DR.
Louis J. Matos, John Spargo Mrs,
J. A. Dunaway Walter j, Bigelow,
Marc S Brooks, Deputy Commissions
er Of Education for New Hampshire,
for the r excellent addresses.
Mrs j A. Waterman,
Mrs, c. l.. Stickney,
Mrs H. S. Hagar.
Committee on Resolutions.
The Public Health chairman, Mrs. /
Frank NJ Wright Of Windsor tod OF /
the reports which had come from the
different clubs relative to this de-
partment OF work She particularly
urged that each club have at least
one public health program during the
year, also that the club presidents be
more responsive in reply ng to the let
ters of the department chairman.
Mrs George Cassidy of Rutland pre-
sented the report of the nominating
committee and the following officers
were elected:
President, Mrs. Henry A. Slayton,
Morrisville
First yice-presldent and First dis
trict chairman, Mrs, J.. j. Hathaway,
Middlebmy
Second yice-president and second
district chairman, Mrs. John A. Water
man, Burlington
Third vicepresident and Third dis
trict chairman, Mrs c. G, Fits, Brat
tleboro
Recording secretary, Mrs, Erwin
Whitcomb, Bellows Falls.
Corresponding secretary Mrs. Geo.
T. Drown, Morrisyile
Treasurer, Mrs. +, a, LaWton, Ches-
ter
Auditor, Mrs. Nelson D. Phelps,
Barre
Following the election Walter J.
Bigelow, exmayor Of Burlington and
official reporter during the leg stature
spoke on Echoes Of our Legislature.
He enumerated particularly the bills
passed relative to women and chil-
duen also outlined briefly the bill cons
corning mothers pensions which was
proposed by the only woman-member
O1 Jne house
The meeting was then adjourned
and the guests were taken for a most
carefully planned motor trip which
gave the Wis tors an opportunity to
see the industrial plants and build
ings OF interest IN bennington also
some OF the beautiful estates nearby
and many historic buildings Of Old
Bennington pausing at the Benning-
ton Battle Monument and the Sol
diers home The de terminated at
the Country club where hountitul
+ tea was served before the guests we're
returned to the chapel
( Mrs. Walter w. Slack Of Spring
field the retiring president received
many deserved compliments on her
handling OF the convention She all
lways seemed to know the right thing
to do and did Il promptly and W thout
loonfusion, Her skill as presiding Of
/ dcer added much to the success OF the
most successful annual gathering ia
the history OF the Vermont federation.
Mrs Henry A Slayton Of Norris
vile, the new president, was cont
PEELED to leave for California, even be-
fore the election. 10 attend the Ma.
tional Federation meeting which is
to open its sessions next week
N.s ~ eticlrev or Rrottlehoro
,residont ~ tbn urattteboro woman 4
XIX and q, ,,,or,bor NJ tho COMMITTEE
on resolntions ns,.s tba following com
ni nj ~ .psnuinrton oInre the
,aonth ~ rosos 6rds women from Am
narte of onr craor Afonntain STATE
o"thoro5 t"oo'bar in conference nh
Ronninoton whicb ~ reason OF IT'S
r.oalth AZ b;sfo,ic ossoc.atiou natur.
~ hsa,t. ana oeyerans hosnitality
affords an mat tba visitors can de-.
s1rc Si,eera snnFastation ~ Tho
MANY lOllfIl les thltNNrN 10y lIhi AENU
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