The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-05-10

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 New Haven; Mrs. Charles R. Cutting.
 New Haven; Miss Cordedia Sterling, Stratford; Mrs. John DePeu, Bridge
 port; Miss Louise c. Mead, Jort Ches-
 ter; Mrs. George Adam, Canaan; Miss
 M P. Hinsdale. West Winsted; Mrs.
 E. H. Burt, Ivoryton: Mrs. L. R. Ha-
 zen, MiddletoWn; Mrs F. D. Hinman
 Meriden; Mrs. ". H. Phipps, Prospect;
 Mrs. w. H. Fairchild, New Haven;
 Mrs. D. F. Thompson. East Haven.
 Corresponding Secretaries Mrs. Wil-
 liam B. Danforth, Mrs. Henry J. Prud-
 den, Mrs. Philip T, Brening.
 Recording secretary-Mrs Charles F. Curtis.
 Treasurer Miss Julia Twining, 3l4 Prospect street
 Home Secretary Mrs. T. H. Sheldon,
 S5 Edgewood avenue.
 Field Secretary-Mrs A. B. Miller, 1SS Wall street.
 Secretary for Life and Light" and
 Mission Dayspring w. w. Mc-
 Lane, Howe street.
 Secretaries of the Bureau of Informa- I tion-Miss Mary F. Mersick, Miss Ellen
 M. Pritchard, Miss Mary l.. Deming.
 JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.
 Secretary in Charge-Miss Lillian P. | Prudden,
 I Assistant Secretaries Miss Mary J.
 Hayes, Miss Helen H. Davis.
 County Secretaries for Mission Cir
 cles-a Miss Bessie L. Comstock, Ivory
 ton; Miss Mary A. Hopson. Kent: Miss
 Alice B. Bird, Bethlehem; Mrs. William
 B. Cogswell,. Stratford; Miss Mary B.
 Weld, New Haven. County Secretaries for Christian Endeavor--Mis Maude H. Parker, Miss
 Mary A. Hopson, Kent; Miss Alice E. Bird, Bethlehem; Mrs. William B. Cogs- well, Stratford: Miss Sarah E. Hub
 bard, assistant, Bridgeport; Miss Jennie iP. Payne, New Haven. T Secretary for Mission Work in Sunday < Schools Mrs. John P. Cushing. 2 Cooperative Committee Mrs. N. H Whittlesey, chairman; Mrs, L. c. Day : ton, Mrs B. A. Davis, Mrs. N. s. Bron. 2 son. Mrs. Samuel Hemingway. Mis- 3 Mabel Whittlesey, Mrs. J. H. Vorce s Miss Alpha W. Barlow. s Auditor Rogers s. White, 69 Churc1 7 street..
 s Delegates to the W. B. M. annua e meeting Boston, Mass, November ', s : and g. 1905:
 n Mrs. N. F. Bissell, Ridgefeld. : Mrs. Alfred T. Steele, Monroe.
 Mrs. c. w. Morehouse, Bridgeport. : Mrs. George s. Kendall, South Nor. !. walk.
 Miss Julia E. Bell, Greenwich.
 Mrs. Ellen M. Borden, Barkhamstead X Mrs. Thomas Richards West Torring {: ton. \ Miss M. F. Hinsdale, West Winsted 5 AMrs. J. c. Goddard, Salisbury. Mrs. H. K. Job, Kent. 2 Mrs George Adam, Canaan. Mrs. B. F Case. Middle Haddam. Miss Mary J. Parker, Essex. l Mrs. Theodore F. Rose, Ivoryton. \ Mrs. Henry Mitchell, South Britain. , Mrs. William Cottle, Waterbury. yl Mrs. F. F. Griswold, Meriden.
 Mrs. Dana H. Cooper, Mt. Carmel. Mrs. Alice McWilliams New Haven. Mrs. J. H. Vorce.. New Haven. , Mrs. J. N. Pierpont, New Haven. . Mrs Cornelia Webb, New Haven. Nominating Committee for 1906 Mrs James D. Smiley, New Haven; Miss M w. Eliot, North Haven; Mrs. w. H [ Holman, Southport; Miss Gertrude M < Turner. Chester; Miss Sara M. Judson Woodbury.
 ] Miss Julia Twining, treasurer, report !. cd for the treasury department as fol ! lows:
 Receipts
 , For pledged work of the w, B. M. ........... .................$l5,0S8 8.3 1 For expenses ...................i 545.8 Total ....... :. ........s. ..$15, ,634.1 For investment interest to be used for mission work. ...... $1 ,961. g . Tn memoriam, Mrs. Emily R. Montgomery, by her children. 5000 ] Legacy of Mrs. Sarah J. Hume. 1,461.9 Mrs. Henry J, Prudden, correspond ing secretary, reported on "The Worl ; for the Kingdom Abroad" MISS sTANWOoD's REMARKS. Miss Stanwood represented the Wom ] ans board, and her opening words coult ! hardly fail to be in remembrance 0 Miss Child, so often the boards repre- sentative on such occasions. She mentioned the newly appointet ! missionaries, Miss Alice Browne t, North China mission, Miss Isabell; Blake of Middlebury college to Aintah E and Miss Maria B. Poole as companion : to Miss Bush to Harpoot. Miss Helel Calder of Mt. Holyoke college will sue ceed Miss Browne as secretary of junio ! work in the Womans boards Miss Jud ! sons evening school at Matsuyama ha been assumed by the Woman's boar, ] and passed over to the care of the Ney s Haven branch. Miss Adams worl , among the slums in okayama had beel ! provided for by special gift for tha |: purpose. The need in Sholapur Of re { pairs to the school building was s | great that $400 had been voted for tha { purpose, not knowing where the none , might be found, but within a few day ]. the sum was brought in, designated fo [ Sholapur. There were other needs : Some one to relieve Miss Hart at An 6 mednagar, while Japan was ca1lin { loudly for helpers, especially the Osak | Girls school. The school in Canton i l: which Miss Child had been so intereste ] I was in need of teacher. Miss Stan [ wood asked where is the young woma. { who will go? She expressed gratefu | appreciation of the help given by tn