The Republican journal., 1911-05-11
oAvELLER'S CLUB.
,he Annual Meeting, Held
" April 25th.

travellers club closed a most
! s'If S5 successful year Tuesday. April
Ut 'n astipg was held with Miss Annie L.
lhsp' presided over by Mrs. Edward
sd We ,,rt All but one of the club
n p''' .o present. After the routine
PER rsports of the officers were sub
ss'S u, ~, unanimous vote the presidents
II ''o u NE report of the secretary were
=; spo tsd in The Republican Journal.
e. RESIDENTS ADDRESS.
Trayellers:-We have to-day
At Felio'r fa and activities of our Club
d d MT ost wear of its existence. This
n tbl' N 1iven by our faithful secretary.
fFl' p' cork done by our club women
,tas i rscorded-deeds of charity, ex.
b nJ' 1--we and kindly interest, generous
sp1; o. ,,oildren in need, pity and material
id inS L avn working mothers, the giving
Eh, al bereaved, or shut-in neigh
no g"S NJ this Is done in quiet way, so
Slep u and humbly, in fact, that we
r1si fbe story. Yet when the call
a9i lg.' Is heard loud, sudden, impera-
&, '% rssponse of our women is immediate
he Fssf nn uncertain tones. l have often
ss'5 these last two years, that it is
ti '''a7 measure to Women's Clubs, and
' o~ If Women's Clubs, that our
Fe.1. become so far-reaching. With
Ct ,..qs-i5n, doubtless we should see
b s1sr A, hand, waiting to be done
rah sssas he poor we have always
FDs ..t hste have ever been human
j .,muathy and charity; but have
gu .+.sr5 activities of these wonder
= Tubs throughout our whole coun-
aA- lands, aroused our enthusiasm,
% ,, .--ire- to make the whole world
Nv ,-.l.la civic righteousness, to save
" lveu though we cannot accom-
.-l7 speedily, is it not something,
'''' . hlng, to have our eyes opened,
.5o.. IN ghtened, our powers in
we may have and exert a
-s-..= han ever before for the
y .,.l asf4re and right-iving of all |
s' .-.aa receive letters and papers
w 40 ovics, food sanitation, indus
" ''r|a Ir There are frequent cir
,5i..e. corning civil service re-
,t-e.+r,. ways, conservation, edu-
i.brsy. .rtelsion, household economics,
- ~, sn5 pag-zrounds. Club women are
'ro. All -hese subjects. working along
h.. aai a.lJmplishing much. Some of
~. hes er'ote US in the coming year.
r ea-- Use our influence against |
y, Ia our onions be known far and
,r4 ,la # tight. We can look up the |
.sfg.n, .aairen, give them food and
9 AM. ,stter still, the beginning of a
NJ ssaf e1uoation-not in the new
i.se where we are told of one little
sgg- 7m how to hemstitch and they
agr7. n now to sing,
y Iu ate a basket out of variegated
NIL -HI aper so he wouldn't hurt
0gh. lot to Berthe, but he
could MT
do a
sum.
3ggr how to mould the head of
ay clay,
vu-,. -he diff'rence 'twixt the blue
'-s S. -ae Jay.
M. s54lcl a horsie in little picture
-4ns
srge they forgot to teach him
how to
spell his
name
ste ID Vas cranky, and he went one
7a- -r=, lid that made his son so back
a .5e mind,
.t.- .-rtie wrecked" he cried, his
rw from cool,
4e9ted = so he
out of
school.
u u BE other extreme, also, in the
5a own little ones, as depicted in
G.r & Inder the title "a Progress
la .- Movement"
r. THE CRAMMERS.
aa ,r lam it in.
t@as-5 heads are hollow;
ar ram it in,
s r-'S more to follow.
lg. .al history,
siau. n ~-ery,
. srology,
an nology
gs 9aetry,
-=5s l gJnometryi
AT AID cram it in,
" heads are hollow.
,4- mould ii in,
81 4- they can swallow;
% Dr.. t,d 1t in,
s.. re more to follow.
sa. ra-ry pinched and pale,
3 'a- pantiye, piteous tale,
tl4rs ROBBED from sleep,
o.04! M meals for studies deep.
A8a gaixt these milestones go
H.- -t-Same tale of woe,
esa VI -Eeen and ripping brook.
'.s wicked thoughts afar,
'a.' Ice 'niidren that they are
i. Ga les to cram it in,
aae SIAM it in
bal e heads are hollow.
is- ..- ii aggressive work lying open to
''Aa71 n opposing the cruel destruc-
1= mi he humming bird, the bird of
those eAquisite and wonderful crea-
FIR mighty, the sweet singers of
al he forest.
'se'ed EST the beauty of these birds
-l1 ,ae perfect octave of his plan"
.t We women choose Alright between
lateatter?
Ill dei"te some time and effort to the
b " l1e trees, the graceful, silver
81 p7ea4s, the stately beeches and
YAK and pine. The wholesale de-
% '- al- forests in times past has been
&. 6-hgo0 crime.
Is ,7e law governing social activity:
oIght to undertake some SER
o. mat he draws out of the common
Heh.5 here is so much that willing
l4 hearts can find to do. We can teach
" near the music and marvellous har-
/. Ha'u-e-to see many glorious. beau
lss 10 'hlS world of ours to which their
oanded. The beautiful is as useful
,' forward to the coming year in our
d Hat only another opportunity for
NJ earning, for great pleasure and
y ourselves. but for increased and con-
NJ l.g1easIng chances of blessing other
lug past year has been good-let the
letter For all that the past has
u.s. let Us be thankful. l am greatly
a.. ~ each officer and to every member
'Y'-4litge for their able assistance in
Z .ue affairs Of the club.