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Notes.
the membership list of the Historical Society is steadily growing.
There are three Life Members:
Hon. E. Boynton,
Rosewell B. Lawrence, and
Walter C. Wright.
Additional names will be welcomed.
the handsome marble clock in the Society rooms was the gift of Sarah Bradlee Fulton Chapter, D. A.R., presented to the Society as a surprise, at the Daughters' public observance of
Washington's Birthday.
at one of the Saturday evening ‘chats,’ some one contributed a jug of new cider.
Said
Mr. D., ‘We know we are not Hindoos, but it remains to be seen whether we are devotees of the
jug or not’(Juggernaut).
the
Mystic Camera Club has leased the large room in the annex of the
Historical House.
This is a
posilive fact, although the
Club has many
negatives.
an interesting informal talk was given by
Mr. Benjamin P. Hollis on Saturday evening, Feb. 19.
His subject was ‘The Seals of the
United States, and the
Several States.’
Many choice bits of coloring were shown.
After the talk the combination most popular was the
olive blended with
cracker white and
cheese yellow.
