The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-12-14
SOCIETY OF ANTIQUITY.
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SALISBURY nan. Offcers for the ensuing
year were elected. They are as follows.
President T. 7 Er,,tc1,i,,s. ,,ioa ,,rosi
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ueH'S' H. b. crane ana William H.
Sawyer; treasurer. Henry T. Stead
man; secretary Walter Davidson; IL
brarian T. A. Dickinson: standing
committee on nominations. Mander A.
Maynard Charles r. Burbank and
Mrs. George E. Barrett.
Twenty-one new members were pro
posed, and the society voted to accent
them as valuable acquisitions.
Hon. &. b. Crane read a carefully pre-
pared and able memorial ON sullivan
Forehand, a valued member Of tbe So
ciety. who died short time ago. Mr.
Crane was thanked for the r,ernoria1
by an unanimous vote
1t was also voted to invite the Pow
j. p Putnam. of this civ to road a
paper on the Pilgrim fathers before tbe
society in Salisbury haU Dec 81
The report of Iibrarian n Dic,,-
inson was read.
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10 oe - ~ ~ ~ cI1y nan CONSIST
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streat and tI,c s+at11e was mi IN some
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cd II il made ~ soft nine and +be
| rfr1,ii1e. was done nv An artist
| 19a1,e racei,rerl from, tha n,,b1isb-
| arc as iseuad +be Worcestar Messen-
| tyar TVorceeter F3acor,1er The old south
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olatoiy anu ny MAPS, Ciarts ana Cd
JegtS ielallls 10 lile SqQJFcl'
~, 10 tie mass OF people the museum IS
pqt SNOW nihe-lehths OF the people
! VINO VISIT the Brltlsn museum go there
| 10 see the SNOW: we should make II
more imam instructive.
several OF the teachers OF our schools
| nave VISITED the museum with their
| scholars, VINO are studying early his
! Tory OF TINS country especially Indian
history that they might see the real
| obJects used by these people. Duplicate
articles relating to the Indians have
! been loaned TO some ten of the teach
| ers 10 serve as OBJECT lessons in their
! tax TO their pupils about the Indians.
! Emerson says: "Protligacy consists