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bright. We still have our standing committees in each department, and these have a report to make nearly every week. Every two weeks we have an essay. Our next topic is to be "Forests and their Utility." Besides this and the reading and discussion of scientific essays, we have our weekly report on the current scientific news, and notes and personal observations. Chapter K of this city has joined us, and Chapter I thinks of following the example of Chapter K.--Sophie Finkenstaedt. 187, _Albany, N. Y._ (_A_). We have found time for occasional meeting among the heavy requirements of school-life; and as for myself, I find our own back-yard a bewildering field for exploration. We have ten active and eleven honorary members. Our meetings are held alternate Wednesday evenings at the houses of members, and are always well attended and interesting. At our next meeting--our second anniversary--a special programme is to be carried out. We are to debate the comparative usefulness of astronomy and botany; have an extra number of _The Naturalist_, our MS. paper; scientific essays, readings and lectures. Albany A has never been more flourishing.--John P. Gavit. THIRD CENTURY. 215, _Tioga Centre, N. Y._ We have been steadily progressing in our department--botany. Last autumn we made asters a specialty, and succeeded in collecting and analyzing fourteen species and two varieties. We are now ready to exchange promptly.--Angie Latimer, Sec. 220, _De Pere, Wis._ (_C._) Chapter C has disbanded. Please scratch our number out.--Jessie R. Jackson. [_But we hope the Chapter will "jump into another bush," so we can "scratch them in again!"_] 234, _New York_, (_G_). We have joined Chapter 87, New York (B),--F. W. Roos, 335 W. 27th street. 238, _Winterset, Iowa_. One of our charter members is dead; one is in Oregon; two are away at college; one is in Mississippi. In fact, there is nothing left of our Chapter. I am sorry, for I think the Association work is a very great benefit to the members.--Harry C. Wallace. [_Our correspondent will remember that by our present rules even one active member is allowed to maintain the honor, and retain the number and name of a Chapter once properly organized. We shall be disappointed if we do not meet him on the 24th of next August, at Davenport, Iowa, as the representative of a reorganized and efficient Chapter._] 246, _Bethlehem, Pa._ We are in a very
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