St. Nicholas v. 13 No. 9 July 1886: An Illustrated Magazine for Young FolksVarious
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St. Nicholas v. 13 No. 9 July 1886: An Illustrated Magazine for Young Folks
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Children's literature -- Periodicals; Children's periodicals, American
"I was exceedingly interested in listening to the different members
reporting formally the occurrence of our spring birds, with which was
associated the arrival of certain insects. Two years ago, such reports were
impossible, as the observing faculties of very few of the members had been
sufficiently trained. If nothing more has been acquired, this one habit of
close observation, developed by our A. A. work, is worth all it may have
cost those who have encouraged and carried out the plan of the
Association."
CHANGE OF ADDRESS
The address of Chapter 850 is now simply Chapter 850 A. A., Box 1587,
Bangor, Maine.
EXCHANGES.
Correspondence with other family Chapters whose members are beginners in
botany or entomology.--Mrs. R. Van Dien, Jr., Box 13, Hohokus, Bergen Co.,
N. J.
Correspondence desired. Entomology and botany.--Paul L. Smith, 3348 Indiana
Av., Chicago, Ill.
Postmarks and fossils (_Lingulipis pinnaformis_) for books on zoölogy.
Write first.--Chas. F. Baker, St. Croix Falls, Wis.
_Cecropia_ moths for other _lepidoptera_.--W. B. Greenleaf, Box 311, Normal
Park, Ill.
Correspondence with other Chapters earnestly desired.--Stephen R. Wood,
Sec. 776, Oakland, Cal.
Florida (east coast) shells, star-fishes, coquina, small live alligators,
etc., etc., for anything rare or curious.--J. Earle Bacon, Ormond, Volusia
Co., Fla.
Coquina, trap-rock, asphaltum, Skates' egg-case, key-hole shell, and
cocoons.--C. R. Sleight, Sec. Ch. 409, Sag Harbor, L. I., N. Y.
All kinds of Chinese curiosities for fine Indian relics.--Kurt
Kleinschmidt, Box 752, Helena, Montana.
NEW AND REORGANIZED CHAPTERS.
_No._ _Name._ _No. of Members._ _Address._
957 Galveston, Texas (B) 9 Emma E. Walden, Cor. 34th
and N. 1/2 streets.
958 Greenup, Ky. (A) 20 Mrs. Geo. Gibbs, Box 104.
959 Hartwick Sem., N. Y. (A) 5 Alfred A. Hiller.
960 Geneva, N. Y. (C) 6 F. H. Bachman, Box 559.
961 Hartford, Conn. (G) 12 Austin H. Pease,
4 Canton street.
962 Kansas City, Mo. (B) 5 R. F. Breeze, 611 E. 17th St.
963 Geddes, N. Y. (A) 4 G. E. Avery, Box 76.
964 Manchester, Iowa (A) 20 Fred Blair.
965 Three Rivers, Mich. (A) 7 G. W. Daniels.
966 Randolph, Ill. (A) 24 Miss Grace Stewart.
863 Hinsdale, Ill. (B) 9 N. H. Webster.
60 Rockport, Mass, (A) 12 Chas. H. Andrews.
145 Indianapolis, Ind. (A) 8 G. L. Payne,
care of T. B. Linn.
352 Amherst, Mass. 4 Miss Edith S. Field.
DISBANDED.
349 Linden, N. J. E. H. Schram.
[_Members removed._]
494 Northfield, Vt. T. M. Hitt.
535 Chapel Hill, N. J. Miss Clara J. Martin.
371 Granville, O. Miss Ida M. Sanders.
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