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some time if placed under a strong brine.

Mary P. T. Jackson made a plea for “The Red
Cross Society”, which forwards any and all munitions
of mercy and healing to the sick and
wounded soldiers, or to the thousands of needy
refugees in Europe.

Fanny B. Snowden suggested that the name
of Mary Nichols be placed on our waiting list.

Reference was made to a memorial Service
to be held by the “Social Service League” as a tribute
of appreciation and gratitude to the late Martha
Holland for her munificent gift to that admirable
charity.

The Asso. approved but no definite
action was taken.

Adjourned to Knollton at a date in the
11th month, to be fixed by the hostess.

Mary Bentley Thomas, Sec’y.