The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-05-13

and for mothers VINO are chaper-
ons will be held ct the same hour
in the South church VC5t.y. Tt;
will be led by Mrs. NJ. d. Chitten-
den of Burlington.
The conference will close Sun
day evening in the South Cohert
gational church with Miss Terriil
presiding. The closing addres
THE Worth of Youth" will be Civ
en- by the Rev. William II. Spence
Salem.
Miss Gary was loudly heered as
she rose to open the postprandial.
1t was evident that every girl re-
cognized in her their friend and
leader. Rev. Mr.. Richards extended
a hearty greeting from the church
es of St. Johnsbury, Mrs. Wilson
greeted them in the name of st.
Johnsbury academy Of which her
husband is principal, Miss Margar-
ct Kicker voiced the welcome OF
the gins Of St. Johnsbuny, Miss
Terrill gave a greeting from the
Y. W. C. A. council of Vermont
under whose au pieces the confer
/ ence girls had gathered. Miss Mar
garet Hamlin spone for the girls of
western Massachusetts,, Miss Bry-
son who represents the rational
board of the Y. W. C. A. OF New
York City, added n word of greet
/ ing and the response for the girls
of Vermont was made by Miss
Ethel Woodruff Of Montpelier.
Over 800 assembled in the audi
forum of the South church for the
evening service which was in
charge of Mrs. NJ. d. Chittenden
of Burlington. The service opened
with a we'll executed trio by MIS-.
Harlan Tolman at the piano, Miss
Lola French on the cello and Miss
Marjorie French on the violin.
The speaker of the evening,
President Paul u. Moody of Mid
dlebury College, was gracefully in
troduced as the son Of man who
had founded a famous gills' school
and who was now at the head Of
one Of the leading educational in
stitutions in the state
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