. The Stonington battle centennial; a record of the celebration of August eighth, ninth and tenth, nineteen hundred and fourteen . EDWARD H. SHEFFIELD Iustiidiiin of the Stonington Historical Societyexhibition; at doorway of the exhibition hull. STONINGTON HISTOKKAI. SOCIETY KXHIB1TION THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION /^NE of the most successful features of the celebration was the loan^~^ exhibition under the auspices of the Stonington Historical Societyat Ryons Hall, formerly the First Baptist Church, on Water exhibition opened about June fifteenth and closed r/oout Octobertwenty-
. The Stonington battle centennial; a record of the celebration of August eighth, ninth and tenth, nineteen hundred and fourteen . EDWARD H. SHEFFIELD Iustiidiiin of the Stonington Historical Societyexhibition; at doorway of the exhibition hull. STONINGTON HISTOKKAI. SOCIETY KXHIB1TION THE HISTORICAL SOCIETY EXHIBITION /^NE of the most successful features of the celebration was the loan^~^ exhibition under the auspices of the Stonington Historical Societyat Ryons Hall, formerly the First Baptist Church, on Water exhibition opened about June fifteenth and closed r/oout Octobertwenty-fourth. The committee appointed by the Society to have the exhibition incharge consisted of Cornelius B. Crandall, Miss Gertrude Palmer, P. Trumbull, Miss Anne Atwood and Dr. James H. Palmer, who had been a devoted member of the Society for yearsand had taken special interest in the plans for the exhibition, was strickenwith a fatal illness a few weeks before the opening day and died on Junethirtieth. The committee did not fill the vacancy caused by her death. Much of the success of the exhibition was due to the fact that EdwardH. Sheffield was secured as the custodian. Mr. Sheffield gave thecommittee his unremittin
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