THE ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER.
THE KODIAK
BAPTIST ORPHANAGE
Mbs. J a mbs McWhi.vnih.
Superintendent of Alaska Work
5to Tremont Temple, lloston, Mass.
1 iik Workers, on salary, are
Curtis P. Coe, Supt., S. A. Coltlwell,
Ass't. Supt., Mrs. M . G. Campbell.
IttK Par pose of the Orphanage is
to provide a Christian home and
training for destitute children.
1 m; Records show that 6i males
and 62 females (total 12 p) have been
received, tS :na es and females
disc .larged y completion of time
and by death ). ttmies and 26 fe■
males now encoded.
Thi u 1 v-Fot’RConverts have been
baptized and received in the church.
The Support is provided by The
Woman's American Baptist Home
Mission Society' which expends here
$6tjo.uo a year. It is hoped that tile
Contributions marked “Alaska’*
will eventually suffice. Therefore,
hi very Sun'Dav-schooi. and every
young people's society of New Eng
land is urged to make ati annual con
tribution. Help from all sources
is gratefully accepted. This is the
O.vi.v Baptist mission home for
Alaskan children.
Send all contributions to
Miss Gertrude E. Oa vis, Treas.
510 Tremont Temple, Boston, Mass.
WEATHER REPORT
MAY.
Maximum temperature 67
Minimum ” 31
Mean maximum ” 52.
Mean minimum ” 38.
Precipitation, inches, 6.3
Snow fall,
Number of (lays, clear 6, partly
clot ly .clo.ily' 25, ’•ciny 12.
S A. CoLDWKl.r,, Vol. Observer.
LET US GET ACQUAINTED
Concluded.
olhet lijrht work.
Phileep Dusk in is the next smaller
but lie will not be seven until after
Christinas. Phileep formerly lived
at Belkofski, about 400 miles west of
Wood Island.
David Foistnan came to us at the
same time as his four sisters and lie
is younger than any of them except
Tiliana. He will be eight in August
1 ik he is not very large for his age.
He is, however, a strong sturdy fel
low with a great liking for play.
John Palmer, brother of Ann and
Mary, is about fifty years old in action
and speech, but really he will not be
seven until September. He is not a
vigorous child, but is bright in school
work and his physical condition has
improved since he has been with us.
Hu 1. as he is usually called, is a fa
vorite with all the children.
Philip Dobrowolski came to us last
year from Kodiak and at that time he
wore dresses and had long sunny
hair. Now both dresses and ringlets
have been shed and he is all boy. He
is taller than some of the others who
arc older than he, in fact, he is our
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