THE ORPHANAGE NEWS LETTER.
THE ORPHANAGE
NEWS LETTER. ,*
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W'">d Island, Kodiak, Alaska
Mr. L. T. Merry, Draughtsman, V.
Surveyor Generals* Office Juneau,
preparing a large Wall Map of
A i -ka for the A. Y. P. Kxposition,
Sc '.tie 1909.
• i' map will l>e a ready reference
»i visiting the Fair and the si/e 9
piare, will make it a prominent
tire. In ill respects it will he
• rustic production and as com
s the latest surveys will per
The Latiuch. in ilit* purchase of
which a good many people in Wash
ington and Oregon and Eastern States
have helped, is now here and the
engine i*; being installed. We can
not yet name the flute when it wiil
he in leadiuess lor service.
bongwood School opened Sept. 1st
with a good attend.inee. Many of
the Native Children were absent the
first week being at Devils Hay with
their parents who were hay making.
Mike Chebitnoy is doing excellent
work as janitor of the School.
The Kodiak Public School opened
with an enrollment of 100 pupils,
and three teachers. Mrs. Kellog-Par
snus, and Miss Maude Clifford, both
are from Seattle, and both are teach
ers of experience so the coming year
I i is fair to be a very prosperous one
for the schools.
It was found necessary to amputate
bud Palmers big toe. which has been
giving him trouble for some months.
And also to scrape the bone of John
Dowell's leg.
I>r. Silverman of Kodiak, assisted
by I)r Cold well preformed the oper
ations. both boys are again in school.
In the front hall of the Mission a
new worker has been established,
working (lay and night, never losing
a minute, and always right on time.
A Regulator, the gift of the Church
Sunday School Workers of \\ ater
bury Conn We appreciate this
time keeper very much indeed, and
thank the donors for the gift. It
has one fault in cotntnon with all
workers of a like kind. It counts
off the days and weeks too rapidly
for us to accomplish all the work that
should he done. We confess how'
ever that the fault lies not in the
clock hut in our slowness.