BLACKWELL FAMILY
LUCY STONE

Callanan, [Mrs] M.C.OFFICE OF
THE WOMAN'S JOURNAL,
[No. 3 TREMONT PLACE.]
4 Park St.
Boston, Nov 24 1878

My dear Mrs. Callanan
     I have come to the
conclusion that the [Iowa?] society has
always been considered by us, as
auxiliary to the American. Because
it took part in the organisation of it.
    We assumed, that those states which
were represented at its formation
were auxiliary - and they are.
   I think that must be the way it
is, and that it is all right.
     At any rate dear Mrs. Callanan
you are auxiliary - and I am
sure we shall hold together.
       On the whole we had a good
meeting. But next time, we must
have better arrangements for the
business - We got home safe, and
hope you did. In haste. but with
                much love Lucy Stone