The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-05-08
VERMONT OLDER
GIRLS CONFERENCE
Program Of Events 70 Take Place in
st. Johnsbury May

Ol. JVhAAS~AAy
IL, 10 and IA.
The program Of the fourth annual
conference Of the Older Girls OF YER
mont. to be held at st. Johnsbury May
II. Is and Ia, is as follows:
Friday, May 10.
10 D. m, registration at the
Baptist church, Railroad street; 900,
opening banquet, followed by informal
speaking, South Congregational church
yestry; S.l5, session In the South Com
pregational church, address, President
Paul Dwight Moody Of Middlebury col
lege.
Saturday, May IS.
o. a. M, girls council, North Congre-
gational church, Miss Ethel Woodruff
Of Montpelier, chairman; devotional
service; announcements and appoint
ment Of committees; address by Miss
Mary Ely, professor of Biblical litera-
ture. Vassar college. l0:45, who's
Who for Vocational Discussions" group
conferences on vocational subjects, led
by representative workers in various
professions.
Group Discussion Of Vocational 0ppor-
tunities.
Opportunities in Teaching, led by
Miss Katherine Aagesen of Montpelier,
teacher training supervisor, Vermont
board of education; Service Opportn-
mites for the Girl at Home led by
Mrs. James S. Allen Helen Sanders
jof Winchester, Mass, formerly girls
work secretary for \. w. Z. A.; Up
portunities in World Service" led by
Miss Gladys Bryson of New York City,
student secretary Y. w. G. A.; Our
Opportunities for Work with Foreign
| Born People, Mrs. Stanley Cummings
OF ST. Aibans, formerly Americaniza-
ton secretary in New York and Con-
necticut; @The Attractions of Library
| Work." led by Miss Fanny B. Fletcher
| of Proctorsville, member Vermont \.
| w. C. A. council and formerly member
state library commission; "The Young
Woman in Business and the Attrac-
tions of Banking" led by Mrs. Arthur
Granger of Rutland, acting teller Kill
| ington National bank, Rutland; New
Departures for Women in Agriculture,
/ led by Miss Margaret Hamhn Of Am
herst. Mass, agricultural adviser for
women, Massachusetts Agricultural col
lege, (girls who are members or for-
mer members of project clubs wili De
especially Interested in this discussion, !;
Opportunities in the Physical Educa !
ton Field, led by Miss Elizabeth Leay-
ems of Montpelier schools; Nursing
and the Special Opportunities OF q PUB
lie Health Nurse" led by Miss Emile
Perkins of Burlington, supervisor lot
the Burlington Visiting Nurse associa-
tion; STORY Telling As Useful Avo-
cation,p led by Mrs. Dallas F. Pollard
of Burlington, young peoples secretary
| for the Congregational home MISSION
ary union of Vermont.
! l2:l5, conference picture; 1890, pic
mic luncheon at golf club; p. m, con.
| ference song contest and award OF
| trophy; 3, talk, with Czecho- Siovakian
songs and costume, by Ludmila hu'
cbarova Foxlee, Y w. G. A. worker on
| Ellis island. New York City; 4 to $3.50
recreation: camp Hochelaga reunion at
i6: 1880, evening session in Methodist
church, speaker, Miss Mary b. Cady'
general secretary of the Springfield,
Mass, Y. w. G. A.
Sunday, May IA (Mothers' Sunday.
| 1913 a. M. regular church services
and Sunday school sessions; 3 to 4 p
M, group meetings, subject, What Am
III Takina Home From This Confer
enceyo special meeting for st. Johns
bury mothers, led by Mrs. nj. D. Chit
tenden of Burlington; 7.S0, closing SEES
sion, South Congregational church, ad.
dress by Rev William Fl. Spence oil
Tabernacle church, Salem, Mass.