...ganizations; one, The Soldiers' Aid Society, was connected with the Unitarian society, and had thirty-one members, of which Mrs. Samuel Slocomb was president, Mrs. Walter S. Blanchard, secretary, and Miss Mary Parmenter , treasurer. This society raised four hundred and ninety-six dollars and eighty-four cents in money, made one thousand and thirty-six garments, which were forwarded to the army in eleven boxes. The...