THE ORPHANAGE
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WEATHER REPORT
l-'EHRl'ARV.
Maximum ternperatuie 42
Minimum ' 3
Mean maxi.turn " 28.9
Mean minimum ” 17.1
l’recipitation, inches, 4
Snow fall, 26
.Number of days, clear 13, partly
cloudy , cloudy 15, rainy 7.
S. A. CoutWKl.i., V01. Observer.
Mr. and Mrs. M. Wirak are happy
in the possession of a daughter who
came to them February 6. ller
name is AntoiueUa.
BACK NUMBERS WANTED.
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of former issues of The News Letter
to complete important files. I lie
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1899. June 2 copies, August 1, Sep.
te tuber October 1, 1 ecetnbet 2.
ly o. Jciiiuaiy 1, February 2, March
2, Ap. ni, June 2, July 1.
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ember 3.
1905. January 3, February 2, May
1, July 1, September 1.
Xkholai Amok 1111k, who went to
Fugle Harbor Vie fore Christmas, to
see a sick brother, lias returned after
attending him in his last da\ s
Sunday, March 10, was a day long
to be remembered at lv. lb 1 >. Sun
day school met in the chapel and all
members of the family were in their
places at dinner, for the first time
this year.
Our February number was neces
sarily omitted because just at the
regular lime for working on it the
entire composing force w.is down
with grippe and he did not recov
er in ti.ne to do the work before the
steamers left.