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Albina O. Stabler gave as her
sentiment

"The true end of knowledge is not
curiosity, it is not vanity, it is not
profit, but it is that we may build
up others - that is charity. It is that
we may be built up ourselves &
that is wisdom".

Hallie C. Bentley sent in her resignation
as a member of our society which
was reluctantly accepted.

Mary Bentlley Thomas in trust was invited to apply
to become a member - we were
glad to have another representative
of her mother's family.
of whom it had been truthfully
said, "she was a most interested
& enthusiastic member - never
omitting attendance when it was
possible for her to go to the meetings
& always adding interest and instructions
to them."

The first contribution from Sally
A. Bond entitled "The Jewels of a
womans life". Mrs Spofford a guest
had nothing to offer nor had Sarah
Lea. Margaret S. Hallowell read
"The higher life" - a lesson of patience
by a mother - her children having