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nation, and intolerance, with these
we may grow old on the sunny
side of 30, but happily we have
these defences; they are sympathy,
progress, tolerance, and the men
and women who have these divine
qualities are forever young, and
their existence cries out to us,

"The best is yet to be,
The best of Life,
For which the rest was made."

Before we separated-there was a laughable,
friendly dispute between Anna
G. Lea and her daughter in law as
to which of the two ought to be considered
a member of our peaceful
society. They were informed the Association
had never been a clearing
house for family differences, and
the matter would have to be settled
by themselves. Adjourned to Belmont,
on 12/31.