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Portrait of Mary Lyon [1797-1849] titled, ‘Mary Lyon at Forty-Eight, Born Buckland 1797, Died South Hadley 1849.’ This image is a facsimile of an original work belonging to Mount Holyoke College Archives and Special Collections titled, ‘Mary Lyon Daguerreotype, 1845.’ The original can be viewed at Mount Holyoke Digital Collections Online.

Morning Program; 10.00 Prayer Rev. George A. Tuttle, Secretary for Western Massachusetts; 10.05 Business. All reports and business to be prepared to be given Mr. Kettell by 9.45. Appointment of Committees, report of Nominating Committee and Election of Officers. Roll call of churches. Introductions. Payment of dues.; Hymn Rev. Harian Metcalf, Chorister; Violin Solo Alton Avery, East Charlemont; Music by Mt. Hermon Boys; 11.10 Anniversary Sermon Rev. Raymond Calkins, D. D., First Church, Cambridge; 11.40 Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper Rev. Ralph M. Timberlake, president of the Massachusetts Congregational State Conference and Missionary Society, celebrant; Deacons Edwin Smith, Charles A. Wilder, Charles W. Trow of Buckland; John H. Kendrick, East Charlemont; Frank H. Chandler, S. Falls; Fred O. Bicknell, Charlemont; Edward L. Eldridge, Hawley; John Howes, Ashfield; Offering shared by Association and local church for expenses; 12.15 Adjournment; 12.30 Dinner, 50 cents; Each Church should send Pastor, School Superintendent, six delegates, and all will be welcome. A Mass meeting of women is desired to honor Mary Lyon and Women’s Work.



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Mary Lyon at Forty-Eight Died South Hadley 1849

Afternoon program; Under the Direction of the Women’s Department of the Franklin County Association of Congregational Churches and Ministers, Mrs. Ambert B. Moody, President; 1:45 Chaplain R. M. Timberlake; Music Furnished by Mount Holyoke; Professor W.C. Hammond in charge; Anniversary Address Dr. Mary Emma Woolly, President of Mount Holyoke College; Visit the Birthplace; Mr. Woodward is hanging pictures; 8.00 P.M. Band Concert, 100 years old band of Shelburne Falls [presumed the Shelburne Falls Military Band].