Telegram-herald., 1891-03-05

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Mars III stuart, ss super at<nae1t CT
tie lteI&Ey esp4Ttlaeut, Las s-Fsa oet
taifty -ElDe magazines zEa - papSEs
FOf shs hossg taiss-on department sas
las glysa cut 10 poqasts s.sa seElp-
tage tsxtss seat nfty seFps24s cards 10
Ioa.a for nna4tss y STATE House u
CugEeSt.oLs Taaey boGe4ets have b~en
zasea altheeS lexts, iuFa.saea acners
ics laBsEGl. Tue superintendent al
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Ace meeting A. sas ionlS House ~
CofEsctlon. As PeFAlten1elt ~
pFSoR so4k. Hiss SsE@El AAs gwen oQt
- lAs 5ASksoA, iOo.a aud Detfot
cT.s0Es, aud Kent county 1als, z5se
papsEs, lob magazines, zls tsAetss nke
bltles. There azo ION IA tne Kent
county lal litgAIy leZ looks. Dorag
tie year lVgi to0Gs have uoen gwen
out afneng the prisoners iaes are
well received, tAe prisoners Apparently
glad 10 get tEeAa 10 read. ns sapefiA-
tendFnI las visited the J@il ntts-ons
Sundays and occasionally danng the
week, mas called on tue families OF the
prisoners aud secured tie names OF
Iofsy -eignt Dersons Ia tie pledge, oaiy
one TO her knowledge having broken II.
Forty, InFee persons nave SHOWN interest
IN TIE work 10y contributing papers, anu
nineteen have gwen magazines. lola
Nj. l. g,s. superintendent " franchise,
reported having made one convert 10
her cause. Elorapel SHIRLEY, supe!ln-
tenuenI OF department. Tor ,narliy, Re-
ported several cases where she nad been
able TO give assistance ia times of need.
Carrie Nmtteuorc, Tor the white snle.d
department, has distributed literature.
Carrie NJ. Wheeler, superintendent OF
kinds rgarten department, has endeav-
ored To interest mothers, teachers and
Sunday-school teachers, and induce
| them 10 study the principles OF tins
new and true education, that they
III ght better comprehend the needs OF
the little ones intrusted TO their care.
Two young ladies have taken mp the
work, and are fitting themselves tor
kndeTgartners. Efforts are being made
| 10 organize training class.
Louie NJ. Parkman,as superintendent
of the girls sewing school, reported the
present membership of the school as
liz, average attendance during last two
months. 6S. The little girls range in
ages from to IA years. They have
| peced five quilts, made seven skirts,
hag fwaivp anrnp :
| and forty-four holders. A class OF nine
has recently graduated. Each one OF
the class being presented with needle
book. At Christmas time q dinner was
| served and an entertainment OF songs,
| recitatlons, ETC., enjoyed. temperance
| papers are distributed and two temper
auce addresses have been gwen. The
school Is much in need OF teachers, and
| ladies VINO would like to do a work OF
real charity could not do better than to
give an hour each week IN this school
helping these little girls to ''learn to
help themselves"
For the coming year the following
officers have been elected: president
Mary III. Stuart; secretary, Cora Nj
Riggs; presidents, Laura Mckee,
Mrs. Will ThurstOn, Matte Brown, re-
presenting First Presbyterian Church
Carrie Whittemore, representing Divis
ion NJ. +. Church; Jennie NJ. Day
Park Congregational! Church. The
superintendents Of the departments
are as follows: franchi:e, Cora NJ
Riggs; literature and press, Mary n
Stuart; soldiers and sailors, Hetty Full
Ter; flower mission, Mrs. Will Thurston
prison work, Mary II. Stuart; health
and physical culture. Florabel Shirley
| juvenile. Louie NJ. Parkman; kinder
/ garten, Clare NJ. Wheeler.