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and ice cream, all handled by low
ing hands eager to serve the Older
Girls of Vermont. The stipend
GUS task of feeding the multitude
was efficiently handled by Mrs.
Herbert w. Blodgett, Mrs. E. F.
Plumley, Mrs. L. H. Witty, Mrs
John Beck, Mrs. May Calderwood,
Mrs. John Montgomery, Mrs. Geo.
Davidson, Mrs. A. H. Gleason,
Mrs. Arthur Wakefield, Mrs.
Thomas Wallace, Mrs. E. f. Sar-
gent. Mrs. Clifton Sanborn, Mrs.
Harlan Tolman, Miss Helen Stew
ems.
The afternoons program opens at
2.30 in the North Congregational
church with Miss Ethel Woodruff
of Montpelier presiding. This is
the session to which the girls have
been looking forward to with 50
much interest. Miss Ludmila
Kucharova Foxlee, a Y. w. C. A..
worker at Ellis Island will enter
tain the girls with Czecho-Slovak-
ian songs and will appear in cos
tune. At 8. 30 comes the confer
ence song contest and the award
of the trophy. This went to the
Montpelier girls last year and there
is keen rivalry in the contest for
the banner.
The visitors will be taken around
town this afternoon in automobiles
provided by the Commercial club
and at comes the reunion vi' the
Camp Hochelaga delegates to the
conference.
The evening session will be held
in Grace Methodist church, open
ing at 7.45 with Mrs. &C Fits Of
Brattleboro presiding. There will
be two addresses, "The Response
bility of Indian Girls" by Miss
Grace j. Paul of Madras, India and
Mount Holyoke college, and "What
viii Rou Do with YourW olld?",
Miss Mary l.. Cady, general secre-
tary of the Springfield, Mass, Y.
w. C. A.
No detail for the proper obser-
vance of Mothers Sunday has been
omitted by those in charge of the
conference and the $50 girls away
from home and mothers will wear
flowers in recognition of the dav
The flowers selected are sweet
peas and they will be sold tonight
at the Methodist church at the
close of the evening service by
Mrs. J. c. Amey and her commit
tee, Mrs. Herbert A. Smith, Mrs.
B. A. Palmer, Mrs. K. n. Howard,
Mrs. F. f. Pope and Mrs. F. s.
Reed.
Honor thy father and thy
mother that thy days may be long
upon the land which the Lord thy
God giveth theee' will be the gen
eral theme at the morning services.
Delegates will attend with their
hostesseS and the services are all
at 1880 At St. Andrews church
DR.. A. ?. Grint will speak on "Wit-
Messing. Rev. A. S. Woodwork of
the Union Baptist church will take
as his theme, bright and Clean. ="
"Some Bible Mothers" will be
the subject of the sermon at the
North Congregational church,
speaker the Rev. F. B. Richards
and DR.. George W. Hylton Of
Grace Methodist church will speak
on "The Influence of Mothers in
Home and Nation" The pulpit of
the South Congregational church
will be occupied by the Rev. Viii
liam H. Spence of Salem, Mass.
A series of group conferences
will be held Sunday afternoon open
ing at $50 Miss Marion Gary will
conduct noe in the Museum class
room, Miss Mary Weisel in the
parish house OF ST. Andrew
church, Miss Caroline Woodruff in
the South church, Miss GLADYS
Bryson in the auditorium of the
North church and Miss Bertha
Terrill in the art gallery Of the
athenaeum. The general topic will
be "What Am / Taking Home