Excerpt from Life and Light for Woman, Vol. 46: November, 1916
Northampton,_ Mass, November 8. T here Will be three sessions on Wednesday, three on Thursday and a _closing session Briday forenoo'n. The meetings Will be. Held in both of the Con gregational churches. Wednesday forenobn and afternoon the dele gates. And-friends will gather in the F irst Church, _wednesday evening; there Will be a young people's rallyin John M. Greene Hall, Thursday. Morning and afternoon and-_friday forerioon Edwards Church Will welcome us as her guests and on Thursday evening Will come the mass meeting in the F irst Church. Northampton is beautiful for situation with its guarding hills andits encircling fiver, and draws upon the Whole Connecticut Valley to add to the charm of its setting. She _is easily accessible from the western part of Massachusetts and from_the_ south as well as from'the adjoining States, While she has Within herself the attfactions of a college town. We may expect that some of the alumnce of Smith College as' Well as many fond mothers oi. Undergraduate girls Will be drawn thither at the time of this N ovember gathering. The women of Hampshire County. Branch,1ed by Miss Clara Bodman, Whose home is. A Well - known center for culture and. _go_od_ deeds. In the city, and her able corps of assistants, are busy With their preparations 1 or these three 1nte1'est1 ng' days.
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