The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-12-30
OUTING CLUB PLANS.
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one more member to be appointed By the
chairman.
Publicity and Advertising: Charles F.
Mann. chairman; George J. Knoll, jr.,
and Charles r. Crane.
Map committee. James E. Helyar,
chairman and Kenneth Saunders.
Membership: Charles +. Mann, chair
man; and two others to be appointed by
the chairman.
Entertainment and Hospitality: Hor-
ton y. Walker, chairman; Or. George K.
Anderson. George f. sherman. Mrs.
Harry Estev aud Miss Ruth Hebb,
Photo and Lantern Slides: DR.. Louis
A Pettee, chairman; II. Nj. Wood and
one other to be appointed by the chair
man.
Cabin and Trails: c. A Harris, chair
man: Harry L. Emerson, Miss Ethel
Eddy and two more to be appointed.
Trip committee: To be appointed by
the president.
1t is planned to run four ski trips Il
week two of which will be on, Saturday
and Sunday. The Saturday trip will be
run in the afternoon and will be for the
special benefit of children ski enthusiasts,
The longer trips will be made in the di-
rectiOn of Marlboro South Pond.
4 bulletin from the National Ski asso-
citation with headquarters at jefferson
City. Mo-, was read in which mention
was made that the Brattleboro Outing
club was now a member Of the associa-
ton. All western ski clubs were advised
of the dates of the Brattieboro meets
and representatives were urged TO attend
the contests here.
The club~zeted to join the n. f. Skat-
ing association. which has awarded the
Vermont skatir~ championship events TO
Brattleh0ro on Friday. Jan. 10. Some OF
the fastest amateur skaters in the coun-
try will compete here and among those
expected are Walter \. Thorn OF Bos-
ton and Edward Soucy and Ernest
Forky Of Springfield. Mess. The n. f.
association has promised its full support
in the activities here.
1t was voted also that W. T. Richard
son of Boston, an experienced skating
rink builder. be asked to come to Brat
tleboro at once to assist in laying out the
rink here according to specifications laid
down by the International Skating union
1t was voted to establish woman :
board of governors to represent the
women members of the club and to assist
in the general run of affairs. 1t has
been felt for some time that such a board
would be Of great value, especially IN
matters of decorations, cabin furnishings,
refreshments on ski trips, etc. Mrs.
Harry Fetev. ATrs. c. A. Harris and
Miss Ethel Eddy were appointed three
members of the board and they are to
choose two others to make a full board
of FIVE.
In addition to the authorization for
the purchase of 100 naval pennants for
decorative purposes the club voted to
obtain a supply of attractive gold winged
ski pins for lapel wear; also seven-inch
Green and white winged ski emblems to
be attached to sweaters and other outer
garments.
The club also voted to award certif-
Gates for mountain climbing and cross
country hike trips.
Extensive plans to advertise the COM
Ing ski events We're discussed, and it is
planned to broadcast the news of the
approaching ski contests through a pow
erful radio station. so that the country
at large viii be informed of Brattleboro's
big outdoor plans.
A vote of thanks was extended Harry
L. Emerson. Horton D. Walker and
Charles f. Mann for furnishing the
South Pond cottage.
The annual meeting of the club will be
held Monday, ian. S. al the Brooks
House. and all LADY and junior members
are especially invited 10 be present.