The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-26
RECREATION INSTITUTE.
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mng session taking the form of a public
meeting, and the closing session Satur-
day morning at 10 o'clock at LatchiS
theatre.
Among the features of the institute,
which is for the purpose of training
leaders in recreati0nal activities, will be
;n address by DR.. Arthur w. Crosse of
New York. One-act rehearseless play,
rGcreational movies, a roll cali of what
the rural towns of the county have done
and are doing in recreation, the staging
Of a typical community party, and eX-
hibit of the travelling library wagon of
the Vermont Library association.
Among the local speakers, and the
subjects on which they will talk are d:
Eight Recipes for Rural Drama, Edward
n. Moseman Of West BrattleborO, who
has been with the Sam Hume, Maurice
Browne. and Madame Borjury-Hammer
theatrical companies; Neighbor Build
ing Through Books. Miss Julia Carter.
secretary Of the Vermont Library assoc
citation: Play, Not Pay, for Health,
Miss Faith l.. Heaw, executive secretary
Of Windham County chapter, Red Cross :;
Exchanging Neighborliness. Miss Ethel
y. Eddy, superintendent of schools in the
southeastern district; Rural Music Pos
sibilities. Kenneth Wells, supervisor of
music in BrattIebOro's public schools !;
Talent I Have Found in Rural Places
Guy w. Powers of Athens, a rural
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Farm, Miss Viola NJ Cameron, county
club agent; Spare Time Is School Time
Miss Florence VI. Wellman. superintend-
ent of Brattleboro schools; Neighborly
Nights in the SchoolhOuse, Grange and
Hall, Il. Wilton Harvey, county Farm
Bureau agent.
At the opening of the session tOmor-
row at 10 o'clock addresses of welcome
viii be given by representatives of the
Brattleboro Chamber of Commerce and
BrattlebOrO Community Service, and
there will be community singing. Among
the subjects to be taken up at the seS-
sion will be Music in Games and Play.
Definite Programs for Halloween.
Thanksgiving and Christmas celebra-
tiOHS.
The afternoon session will open at 80
o'clock and will deal with community
drama and neighborhoOd parties. The
r0ints to be taken up viii be. typical
ucighb0rhOod night for mixed group, bow
to stage plays and dramas, easy plays.
Ulgeants and pantOmimes. 4 typical one
net rnhearseless play by the Dummerston
Community Service Dramatic club, win
ter programs and how to arrange them
At $50 clock tomorrow evening the
public meeting will open with commun-
ity singing, and there will be a concert
Of three music memory contest setec-
tions. followed by the address by DR..
Crosse, who will talk on Getting Com
mUnlty aIueS Gut or recreation.
The Saturday morning session will be
held mt 10 o'clock at the Latchis theatre
where rccreatioual movies will be shown.
a winter sports program will be consld-
cred, and there will be the roll call OF
what rural towns in Windham county
have done and are doing in recreation.
Those in charge of the organization
of tie institute are: F. X. Brown, di
rector Of institute; W. L. jackson of
Community Service, Inc. director OF
music and games hospitality. Mrs. Nor
gan Sherman; registration, Miss Viola
NJ Cameron: pianist, Miss Emily r.
Clapp: stenographers, Miss Mildred
Greenwood and Miss Josephine Brown
information, Miss Marion Richardson.