present system is preferable to any other rule, which has been devised. In bad AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCIETY. money, in the delay of contributions, and in the want of personal effort on the part of The Quarterly Meeting of the Board of some one person to superintend the move- Directors was held Wednesday, 8th of April. ments of the whole machine, more money would be lost to the church than is now The usual business was transacted, and required to sustain agents. arrangements made for the Anniversary of 5 It should be remembered that the col- the Society. The appropriations made to lecting of funds is only a part of the duty of beneficiaries were ordered to be paid under Agents. The one for the Home Missionary Society, for instance, is to act the part of a the direction of the Financial Committee. bishop to all the small and destitute churches, when they shall be paid depends on the obtaining for them preaching, giving advice liberality of the friends of the cause. and watching over them with pastoral care. The Agent for the Education Society not The Rev. Brown Emerson, late of Boyls. only labors to procure money for the support ton, has been appointed 10 a temporary of the young men; but it is made his duty agency of the Society, and be has entered to visit them, counsel, admonish, or encourage them as their circumstances require. upon the duties of his office. He has been Other duties, such as cannot be performed favorably received by the pastors and by pastors, devolve on agents of all these churches which he has visited, and been institutions. successful in raising funds for the cause. Synod would only add, that the experience of many years, with, and without Agents, LETTER FROM A PRESIDING MEMhas fully satisfied wise and good men, who have the management of our benevolent BER OF BENEFICIARIES. institutions, that in the present state of the February 10, 1840. church and the world, there must be a Rev.AND DEAR SIR, I take the liberty class of men, whose special duty it is, to of addressing you at this tine, not because superintend all the movements of our benev. there is any special reason for it, but because olent societies. we are desirous to receive soine communications from yourself which inay be read at our monthly meeting, and contribute to our edification and growth in grace. The MILK AND HONEY. brethren often ask a few days before the Collected by Ralph Venning, 1653. concert, if any communications bave been received from the Secretary-intimatiog that He never was so good as he should be, an affirmative answer would secure their that doth not strive to be better than he is. attendance. I am aware that your time Though God suffers bis people not to sin must be very much occupied—but if other in revenging their adversaries, yet be suffers duties would allow you to write us ostener, not their adversaries to sin unrevenged. the favor would be thankfully received by The things of this life have not the the beneticiaries at this College. Mr. — promise of godliness; but godliness hath the former Presiding Member, left with me the promise of the things of this life. twelve or thirteen copies of " Memoirs of Every one that liveth, or hath life, hath Cornelius," and a few numbers of the last not the Son ; but every one that hath the Annual Report, which of course are subject Son, liveth, and hath life. to your direction. You will be glad to hear Riches, honors, and pleasures cannot give that there are some indications of the comone Christ; but Christ can give one riches, mencement of a work of grace in our college, honors, and pleasures. though I have heard of no recent conA saint is not only willing (as the carnal versions. Some, however, in the freshman man is) that Christ should bear his yoke ; class are inquiring what they shall do to be but is also willing (which the carnal man is saved. I hope and trust you will soon hear not) himself to bear Christ's yoke. of many new born souls, rejoicing in the He that contemns a small fault, commits Saviour whom they have hitherto rejected. a great one. But, dear Sir, we need the prayers of ChrisWhat the heart doth not, is as if not done, tians abroad. Has the church a right to in religion. expect so great a blessing as a powerful He that is little in his own eyes, will not revival of pure religion in the colleges of be troubled to be little in the eyes of others. our land, without praying fervently and What we are afraid to do before men, we constantly for this object? You need not should be afraid to think before God. be told, Sir, of the obstacles to such a work, As there is a vanity lies hid in the best which exist in an institution like this-but worldly good; so there is a blessing lies hid if the great body of Christians were better in the worst of worldly evils. acquainted with our situation, they would remember us more frequently in their call observations of the language, and logick, prayers.—There is more than usual re- and in practicall and spiritual truths, as his Jigious interest in the churches in town-Tutor shall require, according to his ability; there have been a few hupeful conversions, seeing the entrance of the word giveth and the blessed work appears to be pro- light, it giveth understanding to the simple. gressing. Ps. cxix. 130. Our concert has been held regularly from 4. That they eschewing all profanation month to mouth-generally well attended of God's name, attributes, word, ordinances, and interesting. We all need more holiness and times of worship, doe studie with good of heart-more heavenly mindedness, not conscience, carefully to retaine God, and only to fit us for the responsible duties of the love of his truth in their mindes, else the station to which we are looking forward let them know, that (notwithstanding their with so inuch interest, but to qualify us for learning) God may give them up to strong the faithful discharge of present duty. delusions, and in the end to a reprobate As the usual period of your visit is ap- minde. 2 Thess. ii. 11, 12. Rom. i. 28. proaching, we hope soon to see and converse with one for whom we entertain sentiments of the highest respect and esteem. With ihe desire to be remembered in ANNIVERSARY OF THE AMERICAN your prayers, I subscribe myself, yours EDUCATION SOCIETY. affectionately, The Twenty-fourth Annual Meeting [ There are now revivals of religion in of the American Education Society will a large number of colleges, the particulars be held in the city of New York on of which we have not been able to learn, so Thursday, the 14th day of May, 1840. as to give an account of them in this number. The members of the Society are noti fied to meet for business at the Rooms Extract from the last Catalogue of the of the Central American Education Officers and Students of Lane Theological Society, No. 89 Nassau Street, at 4 Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio. o'clock, P. M. of that day. The public “ Our students have had no difficulty in meeting will be held in the Broadway finding settlement, and if we had filty in. Tabernacle, at 7} o'clock in the evestead of ten to give the churches annually, they would have found immediate employ- ning, at which extracts from the Annual ment." Report will be read, and Addresses delivered. HARVARD COLLEGE. WILLIAM COGSWELL, Extracts from “ New England's First Fruits, in respect to the Progress of Learning Sec'y Am. Ed. Society. in the College at Cambridge in Massachus Education Roome:Boston, } Bay, &c. , in the April 22, 1840 year 1643,” &c. Taken from 2d Volume of the Collections of the Massachusetts Histori. FUNDS. cal Society. Receipts of the American Education Society, for the April Quarter, 1840. Rules and Precepts that are observed in the College. 2. Let every student be plainly in- LOANS REFUNDED 1,308 62 structed, and earnestly pressed to consider Parma, N. Y. Rev. Ralph Clapp well, the maine end of his life and studies Foru Pulaskie, Ga. Ralph Dunning, Esq. by H. Hill, Esq. is, to know God and Jesus Christ which is eternall life, John xvii. 3, and therefore to Jay Christ in the bottome, as the only Rev. Osgood. Herrick, late of Millbury, lg foundation of all sound knowledge and Rev. Jou L. Pomervy, late of Worthington, Henry Mills, Esq. Executor learning. by D. S. Whitney, Esq. Ex. And seeing the Lord only giveth wisedome, let every one seriously set himselfe AUXILIARY SOCIETIES. by prayer in secret to seeke it of him. Prov. ii. 3. SUFFOLK COUNTY. 3. Every one shall so exercise himselfe (Hardy Ropes, Esq. Boston, Tr.) in reading the Scriptures twice a day, that Boston, Old South Society, in part he shall be ready to give such an account of his proficiency therein, both in theoreti INCOME FROM FUNDS 759 12 6 00 1 137 13 LEGACIES, 200 00 385 00—585 00 Park Street 276 83 BARNSTABLE COUNTY. [Dea. Joseph White, Yarmouth, Tr.) Falmouth, Cong. of Rev. H. B. Hooker 40 00 North Fhlinouth, Cong. of Rev. J. Pike 26 50 5 00 14 00 10 81-29 81 Bredster, Rev. Mr. Williams'. Soc. 12 00 Chatham, Rev. Mr. Rockwell's Soc. 36 25 Earthan, Rev. Mr. Babcock': Soc. 2 30 Haruich, Rev. Mr. Marchant's Soc. 7 50 Orleans, Rev. Mr. Lucas's Soc. 12 50 Sandwich, Res. Mr. Cobb's Soc. 38 40 Monument Parish 10 25-48 65 Truro, Rev. Mr. Boşter's Soc. 7 34, bal. in Tr. hands 2 00 9 34 25 15 10 294-35 44 Yarmouth, Rev. Mr. Cogswell's Soc. 25 00—295 29 WORCESTER CENTRAL Assoc. (Hon. Abijah Bigelow, Worcester, Tr.) Princeton, Cong Soc. by Rev. B. Emerson, Ag'i, through Mr. Caleb Dana Westborough, soc. of Rey, Charles B. Kittreuge Ladies' Ch. Soc. by Mrs. Lucy H. Pond, Tr. From a friend 50 77 16 00 30 00-160 77 75 16 ESSEX COUNTY NORTH. (Col. Eheaezer Hale, Newbury, Tr.) Andover, Soc. of Rev. Mr. Jackson, additional MAINE BRANCH. (Prof. William Smyth, Brunswick, Tr.) Aina, Cong. Ch. and Soc. 8 00 Bath, Rev. J. W. Ellingwood's Ch. and Soc. 77 42 Mr. Palmer's 40 37-117 79 Brunstpick, Pros, Cleaveland 10 00 Button, Cong. Ch. and Soc. 10 00 Belfast, 8 50 Gorham, Benev. Soc. by Mr. William Hyde Chapel Cong. in part, by S. Farrar, Esq. Amy S. Wardwell, Tr. Miss Mary C. Greenleaf, Tr. 71 00 13 00 Le vision Falla, Cong. Soc. by 4 50 3 007 50 Portland, High St. Cong. Ch. 100 00 South Berwick, Cong. Ch. and Soc. 20 00 Somerset, Ed. Soc. Annual Meeting 814 Thomaston, 2d Cong. Ch. 6 00 Westbrook, Cong. Ch. and Soc. 14 00 51 00 54 50 $322 93 EDUCATION SOCIETY IN BROOKFIELD ASSOCIATION. (Rev. Micah Stone, Brookfield, S. P. Tr.) North Brookfield, Mr. Ezra Batchelder 21 00 6. EDUCATION SOCIETY IN HARMONY CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES. (Wra. C. Capron, Esq. Uxbridge, Tr.) Müllbury, 21 Cong. Soc. by Mr. N. Goddard, Tr. of the Ch. 33 17 Uxbridge, Miss Laura E. Spring 40 0073 17 NEW HAMPSHIRE BRANCH. (Hon. Samuel Morril, Concord, Tr.) Boscawen (West) Cong. Ch. and Soc. by Mr. Jabez Abbott 7 00 Boscawen (East) by Rev. Mr. Tracy 20 20 Chichester by Rev. Mr. Putnam 9 80 Francesiouon by Mr. A. Lawrence, 33 00 45 37 Hopkinton, Cong. Soc. Rev. Mr. Kimball 5 00 Other individuals 17 34-22 34 Mont Vernon, Cong. Ch. and Soc. by Mr. A. Lawrence, Tr. 31 63 Nashua, y Rev. R. G. Dennis, Ag't 20 00 New Ipswich, Cong. Ch.and Soc. by Mr. A. Lawrence, Tr. 24 00 Pelham, Soc. of Rev. John Keep 13 09 $251 03 HAMPSHIRE COUNTY. [llou. Lewis Strong, Northampton, Tr.) Easthampton, Ed. Soc. by Samuel Willis. ton, Esq. 112 60 Fladley, Gen. Bener. Soc. by Mr. E. Smith, 'l'r. 75 00 Northampton, Edwards Ch. Benev. Soc. 39 3 1st Par. Benev. Soc. 52 00—91 30 Southampton, Ladies' Ed. Soc. by Miss Princess Clap, Tr. 9 20 From the dieposable fund of the Co. Soc. 40 20-328 30 HAMPDEN COUNTY. (Mr. Samuel Raynolda, Springfield, Tr.) Monson, Dea. A. W. Porter 75 00 MIDDLESEX COUNTY. ani's Cong. for Blanchard Temp. Schol. From the Coug. NORTH WESTERN BRANCH. (George H. Fish, Esq. Middlebury, Vt. Tr.) Cong. Ch. and Soc. 10 85, Mre. Mary 11 35-21 85 Castleton, Cong. Soc. Rev. Joseph Steele 22 26 Chelsea, Cong. Ch. and Soc. 28 58, Ladies' Ed. Soc. 3 50 32 08 Cornisall, Ladies' Ed. Soc. by Mrs. Sarah Lane, I'r. 12 26 Coventry, Soc. of Rev. L. S. French, by Mr. F. S. French 15 00 Ennsburg, Cong. Ch. and Soc. 40 00 Hardwick, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Soc. Rev. C. Wright, Tr. 25 66 Orwell, Cong Ch, and Soc. Dea. Fletcher, Tr. 19 85 Young Ladies' Ed. Soc. by Miss Fanny F. Corbin, Tr. 30 00 Rutland, Cong. Soc. 8 59, Ladies' Asso. 20 45 28 84 Gents. A 580. Wm. Page, Esq. Tr. 21 00449 84 Shoreham, Cong. Ch. and Soc. Mr. C. Callender, Tr. 12 50 Springfield, Soc. of Rev. H. B. Holmes 42 85 Thetford, by band of Rev. E. G. Babcock 13 40 Vershire, ladies' and Gents. Ed. Soc. 12 00 West Fairlee, Cong. Cb, and Soc. 3 71 West Randolph 1 00 Williamstown, by Mr. Asa Smith 3 00 75 00 NORFOLK COUNTY. (Rev. Johu Codman, D. D. Dorchester, Tr.) Braintree, Dea. Jonathan Newcomb 10 00 OLD COLONY. (Col. Alexander Seabury, New Bedford, Tr.) Fall River, Rev. Orin Fowler's Soc. by M:. Hodges Reed, Ir. of Conference 70 59 8364 28 FUNDS. CONNECTICUT BRANCH. (Eliphalet Terry, Esq. Hartford, Tr.) Scarborough a L. M. by Mr. D. C. Robinson, 15 00 49 32-64 32 Bristol, coll. in Cong. Ch. and Soc. by Mr. D. L. Parmeleo 22 45 Chaplin, a coll. 9 54 Durham, Ch. and Soc. by H. White, Tr. N. H. Co. EJ. Soc. 30 00 Enfield, coll. in Rev. Mr. Robbins's Ch. and Soc. by E. Parsons Esg. 23 00 Guit ford, cont. in 1st Ch. and Soc. by Rev. Aaron 38 00 172 00—681 00 Jewell City, cont. in Ch. and Soc. in part to const. Rev. Wm. Wright an H. M. by 18 25 Lyme, Mr. Wm. Hall, by Rev. Mr. McEwen 5 25 Meriden, coll. 15 00 of which is to const. E. A. Cowles, Esq. & L. M. of N. H. Co. Ed Soc. by Rev. Mr. 36 50 41 00 North Coventry, Rev. Mr. Calhoun 1 75 Norfolk, Mrs. Sarah Batelle, ann. paym't 5 00 New London, a friend 5 00 North Woodstock, (M. Brook Soc.) a coll. by Mr. D. C. Robinson, Tr. &c. 49 00 Plymouth, coll. in Cong. Soc. by Charles Hosmer 35 00 South Woodbury, coll. by Rev. Pres. Day 21 45 Stonington, Mr. Elisha faxon, to const. himself a L. M. 30 00 Windoor, cont. by Rev. S. D. Jewett 19 50 West Hartford, coll. by Mr. R. Colton, Tr. 74 50 Westminster, ( Canterbury) coll. in Ch. and Soc. by Rev. Mr. King. 13 33 Killingly, coll. in Ch. and Soc. by Rev. Mr. Whitmure 43 80 Ladies' Sewing Soc. by do. 25 00—68 80 81,291 64 CENTRAL AMERICAN EDUCATION SOCIETY. (Charles Starr, Esq. N. Y. Tr.) January Quarter. Albany, 4th Presb. Ch. wMiam Cox 2 00 D. Patterson 1 00 Ann Newman 1 00 Lucy Sheffield 1 00 Mrs. White 5 00 Jane McCunselane 1 00 Henry Whittlesey 5 00 Elizabeth Buckley, bal. 50 Hester Bush 2 00 Nancy Andrews 1 00 Comelin Covert 1 00 Mrs. Chawn 1 00 Sarah Babcock 1 00 Mrs. Howell 2 00 Mrs. Newall 1 00 Mrs. Clement 50 William B. Humbert, bal. 100 00 Sexton 3 00 Coll, in part 12 50 Mr. Timpson 1 00 225 50 Deduct ree'd on mec. in April 150 00-75 50 Murray St. Ch. coll. in part 48 16 John R. Hurd 20 00 R. S. Kissam, M. D. 3 00 J. B. Jervis 10 00 Mrs. I Wilkie 1 00 James N. Whiting 10 00 Mrs. Varick 20 00 Mrs. 10 00-122 16 Spring St. Ch. Monthly Con. coll. 20 00 Coll. in Ch, in part 53 0773 07 Orange, N. J. First Ch. coll. 24 28 Second Ch. coll. 22 00—46 28 Shelter Island, Dea, Douglass, by Mr. Beers 1 00 Troy, First Ch. coll. in part 26 50 Bal. of coll. 35 00—61 50 Second Ch. coll. 10 00 West Point, Mrs. Sophia Ford 5 00 Donation from Mrs. Amelia Norton 1 00 Utica Agency, by Chaoney St. John, coll. in Cong. Ch. Hamden, Del. Co. 12 00 $1,574 37 April Quarter. New York City, Bleecker St. Ch. Mrs. Rev. 0. Eastman, Tr. Ladies' Praying Sec. 11 00 75 00 Mr. Sandford 8 00—78 00 Bloomfield, N. J. Presb. Ch. (in part) to const. Rev. Mr. Seymour a L. M. 25 96 Bethlehem, Presb. Ch. and Cong. to const. Rev. A. Dean a L. M. 33 50 Brooklyn, Ist Ch. C. P. Smith 25 00 Coll. in part 75 04 David Leavett 20 00 E. D. Hurlbart 10 00 Mrs. Fisher How 20 00 George F. Taylor 5 00 Dr. Cox's Ch. (1st Presb.) 13 00 Avails of Jewelry cont. 2 00-170 04 Cattskill, Presb. Ch. 34 56 Orrin Day 100 00 Bal. of coll, hy Rev. Dr. Porter 38 00 Rev. L. B. Vandyck, by Dr. Porter 30 00—202 86 Hudson, coll. by Secretary 32 70 Charles Paul, in part to const. himself a L. M. 20 0052 70 Marlborough, Presb. Ch. bal. of coll. by Rev. H. Beiden 4 75 Nero Windsor, bal. to const. Rev. J. M. Sherwood a L. M. 15 00 New York City, Brick Ch. Mrs. Catherine B. Patten 25 00 Bleecker St. Ch. coll. in part 62 56 Dr. A.C. Post 50 00 M. Wilhur, Jr. 1 00 Capt. James Funk, by R. M. Blatchford 20 00 J. B. Tappan 6 00 1. B. Fleming 2 00 D. Oliphant 5 00 A Friend 20 00 Benjamin Tyler Eastman 1 00 William Reed Eastman 1 00 James Roosevelt 100 00 Female EJ. Soc. in part 24 50—262 06 Brainerd Ch. coll. in part 21 75 William A. Booth 25 00 47 25 Rev. B. Labaree 150 25 9 25 From Ladies of B. Ch. 84 48 Mr. Merriam 2 00—289 98 Eighth Av. Presb. Ch. coll. in full 7 01 Fourth Ch. Rev. I. 1. Ostrom 5 00 V. MeName 3 00 Sundry suros by G. M. Tracy 25 00 Robert R. Johnston 10 00 L. B. Butler 5 00 H. A. Benton (in part) 7 50 5 00 G. B. Alvord 20 00 C. B. Hatch 2 50 hy Rev. c. S. Porter, from " a friend " 2 00 Mrs. J. Blackfan 3 00 Female Ed. Soc. bal. 45 75 "H. Y. 2." 3 00 James Donaldson 3 00 N. Talbot 25 00—92 75 Carmine St. Ch. coll. in part 23 00 Broad Way Tabernacle coll. in part 70 38 George Dryden 2 00 Benj. Waterbury 50 I. L. Hale 10 00 H. T. Lombard 1 00 Homer Franklin 5 00 R. H. Waller 1 00 W. R. Powell 2 00 George Abbott 1 00 Samuel Pius, in part 12 50-105 39 Spring St. Ch. Elizabeth Day 1 00 D. Wilson 10 0011 00 Murray St. Ch. Jacob Kershaw 37 50 Second Avenge Ch. coll, in part 15 55 Rex. Mr. Porter 6 00 John McComb 25 00 E. W. Hutchinga 2 00 T. D. Wilcox 1 00 D. Hawell 1 00 EO 1 00 1 00 Rev. J.J. Owen 20 00 George Kinney 5 00 D. Harrint 1 00 G.W. B. Cushing 50 Mr. J. H. Ransom 50 Mrs. M. A. Wheaton 1 00 "J. N." 1 00-81 05 Duane St. Ch. Robert Boloid 20 00 "A Friend 20 00 Morris Ketchum 20 00 C. O, Halsted 100 00 Dr. Pierson 15 00_175 00 Village Presbyterian Ch. coll. in part 12 43 Miss Doughty 5 00 "A. P. A." 25 8. S. Wood 25 W. A. Wood 1 00 Hiram Millar 5 00 Mary Wicks 2 00 N. Norris 50—26 4a Laight St. Ch. Mr. A. R. Wetmoro 25 00 Brooklyn, N. Y. Ist Ch. J. C. Muker 10 00 P. Wesson 5 00 A. Wesson 5 00 A. R. Moen 10 00 Fisher How 30 00 " A Friend " 5 00 Rev. Samuel H. Coz, D.D. 25 00 E. Hyatt 25 00115 00 Coll. in part Coll. In part W.C. Gray East Stockholm 4 00 Ereter 35 00 Fort Covington 31 00 Fhirfield 13 75 Gouverneut 20 00 Gienna Falls 50 00 Keespille 46 60 Leicis 6 00 Litle Falls 23 00 Middlefield Centre 19 00 Mooers - 7 00 Morier 21 00 Norfolk, Mrs. Słowo 50 Potsdam 33 00 Plausburg 61 Rensselaer ville 80 87 Salisbury 17 04 Salern 30 00 Saratoga, Presbyterian Cong. 36 75 Female Ed. Soc. 20 00—56 75 Springheld 15 35 Upper Massena 1 92 Westmurland 75 Whitehall 94 47 Walthams Mills 18 00 Legacy received from Philena Ranney, deceased, by S. Strong 20 00 8925 08 April Quarter. Boonville 24 91 Camden 9 59 Clinton 41 25 Cooperstoon 30 61 East Red field 10 00 Fullon 25 00 Kecreville (I.adics) 9 00 Lansingburgh 800 Nere Hartford 14 03 Onevia Association 1 86 Osrcego, 24 Church 17 00 Paris 7 92 Potsdam, bal. 7 00 Rome, Ist Ch. 33 58 2d 14 9 69_43 27 Sangerfield 4 12 Sauquoit 7 50 Syracuse, Presb. Ch. 66 16 Cont: 11 86 Upper Norfolle 50 Ulica 71 87 Female Benev. Soc. 10 00 Vernon l'entre 7 31 Vernon Village 27 00 Waterpille 8 87 Westford 16 00 Worcester 5 00 S485 68 20 00 16 00 25 00—61 00 60 25 00 Newark, N. J. 3d Ch. David Nichols Ladies of 3d Ch. by Rev. Mr. Trent Rev. 8. B. Treat Coliart, Faq. Sudd 50 00 800 1,548 00 $2,384 71 WESTERN EDUCATION SOCIETY OF NEW YORK. (J. S, Seyrnour, Esq. Auburn, Tr.) January Quarter, 32 01 Attico 12 20 Barre Centre 14 25 Bergen 17 25 Byron 7 00 Canandaigua, W. Hubbard, Esq. 20 00 Laxlies' Schol. in part 20 0040 00 Castleton, Ladies' Sewing Soc. 6 00 Churchpille 18 50 Danville 28 67 East Bloomfeld, bal. 20 00 Elbridge 1 00 Fredonia 48 25 Geneseo 23 50 Geruedas 347 00 Axtell's Schol. 75 00—422 00 Groton and Summer Hiu 40 62 Hunt'e Hollow 6 75 Jamestown 42 79 Jordan 1 00 Lakevilla 8 00 Lockport, Ist Ch. 25 27 2d Ch. 10 25 Cong. Ch. 11 5047 02 Ludloweille 20 00 Lyons 50 37 Medina 11 60 Morcow, bal. I 50 Nunda 27 00 Palmyra, bal. 6 00 Penfield 14 45 Pittsford 27 00 Rochester, Ist Ch. 80 00 Brick Ch. 146 00 Betbel Ch. 62 50_288 50 Romulus 1 25 Seipio Square 10 00 Vienna, hal. 15 13 Waterloo 23 25 Westfield 33 93 Sheriden 5 85 $1,372 64 April Quarter. 2d " Ladies' Schol. Pearl St. Ch. H. H. Seely S. G. Orten 2d 24 13 4 00 145 68 33 12 70 00--248 80 106 73 900-115 73 20 00 40 00 5 00 19 00-24 00 12 00 19 00 60 00 12 00 5 00 3 00 2 75 -5 75 18 50 14 50 45 00 8658 41 UTICA AGENCY. January Quarter. 26 63 5 00 39 58 ! |
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