New-York tribune., 1907-10-04
NEIGHBoRHOoD CLUB.

The T. s. S. Neighborhood Club may be said TO
have had its birth on September 16 at the home
m Senator and Mrs. John S. Cole, of Hopkinton
p l. where their well known hospitality and cord
tal welcome made the day long TO be remem-
bertd by the guests present. The establishment
NJ the I 5. s. Rest Home at Clarks Falls. Conn.,
only two miles from Hopkinton had created deep
interest in Sunshine work, and the people of the
ittle village manifested a desire to form them
olives into organization for concerted action in
sunshine work and become a of helping in
tbe effort aid tired working women to have a
season of rest and recuperation for nominal sum.
THE word neighborly'." said Miss Bill. the sec
,etarv lis used in the Bible sense OF brothery so
n has not local meaning, but may be as broad as
humanity. great many of our Ashaway and
westerly friends have joined this club showing in
terest and desire to work with and for in the
wears come
The annual dues being only 50 cents will result
IN a very large membership. hope. The plans
for winter work include great number OF most
interesting and practical things, including study
and sewing classes, socials and suppers. The Rest
Home will be the headquarters for all purposes of
social interest
suitable for heating the sitting room and writ
ing desk. table linen. reading lamp dishes and
clocks We hope our summer colony friends will
renember US when closing their houses this fall
with anything they may wish to pass on"
At the arst meeting forty-six members were en-
rolled. and the list has reached ninety-fve.
which includes members not only IN the neigh6or-
snR towns hut in Manhattan, Brooklyn Hartford
and New Haven. and Paterson and Bloomheid'
N J. Any one IN any place with true sympathy
and a desire 10 help one class Of overworked and
tired out wage earners may join this club by pay
fng the small sum of 80 cents a year. Such con-
trfbutions should be sent TO Miss Mabel z. Bill.
q S s Rest Home, Clark's Falls Conn. The list
Of officers follows: President general. Mrs P. A.
Green, of New York, organizer of the club; presi-
dent Mrs II. T. Babeock first vice president. Mrs.
C. H. Collins: second vice president, Mrs. E. P.
Lewis third vice president, Mrs l.. E. BIZ; fourth
president Mrs. Albert Kuehn: fifth vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. J. S. Cole; sixth vtce-president. Mrs
Frances II. Griffin; seventh vice-president. Mrs
Daniel Main: eighth viee-p president, Mrs Brough-
tom ninth vce-president, Mrs. Herbert Bill; tenth
vice-president, Mrs Frank Main; secretary and
treasurer. Mabel z. Bill; corresponding secretary,
Mrs Kate Pickering.
Among the other active members enrolled al the
first meeting and reported in The Westerly Sun
were Mrs. George Ashley. Miss Mary Quinn, Miss
Kate Costello. Miss Helen Kuehn, Mrs. Allen Main.
Afurdelle Main. Fred Lewis Bard Bill, Byron Main.
Olive Main, Mrs. A B. Briggs, Mrs. S c. Crandall,
Mrs Lewis Miss Elizabeth Spicer. Mrs. Julian
lCrandall, Mrs. William r Wells, Louise Saunders,
Ethel Peabody Mrs. Emma Lewis, Edna Pea body.
Charles Witter Mrs. Victoria Brundley. Mrs. Frank
Hill Mrs Brierley. Mrs. George Dawson, Miss Eva
Dawson, Miss Jane Howes Clifford Dawson. Or
Vile Chesehro Miss Ada Lewis, Thomas Perry, D.
p Porter and Fred 5. Ople.