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Page 5Marianna Miller read from the second volume of minutes of the meetings at Alloway, Plainfield, and Lea's Mills in 1867. Huldah Janney contributed a joke anout a man who came home late. Estelle T. Moore told of the work of a Joint Committee on work for Delinquents, urging that time and thought should be used to form public opinion for good reforms--and illustrated with the story of the "Bobbed-haired, Bandit." She was advised to plough her garden at the first opportunity. Rebecca Miller told of the excellent work being done at Miss Reinhardt's School for Deaf Children at Kensington. Question--Why is sausage sometimes very good and at other times hard? It was suggested t that the quality of the meat might make the difference. Alice Farquhar gave an amusing character sketch from her own experience. Mary Reading Nichols told of a home for the blind in Georgetown. Margaret Bancroft told of "Stark Loa" a movie made in the KentHa | Page 5 |