The two hundredth anniversary of the organization of the Presbyterian church in the United States of America. PRESB. HIST. SOC. JOUR., III (June) 253-261.

[2856 Account of the anniversary services, Philadelphia, Apr. 24, 1906, and short extracts from the addresses.

Protestant Episcopal.

The American Episcopate-Succession of American bishops. [1784-1906.] COLLECTOR, XIX (May-Nov.) 75-76, 89, 98, [2857 125; XX, 3. Celebration of the one hundred and fiftieth anniversary of Trinity-Episcopal church. Fishkill, N. Y., Sept. 14, 1906. 17561906. n. p. 16 p. [2858

Contains an historical address by Horatio Oliver Ladd. Cross, Arthur Lyon. A history of St. Andrew's church, Ann Arbor, Michigan. Ann Arbor, G. Wahr. xi, 175 p. plates, ports. [2859 Dix, Morgan, ed. A history of the parish of Trinity church in the city of New York. Compiled by order of the corporation. N. Y., Putnam, 1898-1906. 4 v. vol. IV, 1906-xxi, 595 p. 1830-1862. plates, ports., facsims. [2860 Hagner, Alexander Burton. History and reminiscences of St. John's church, Washington, D. C., 1816-1905. Pub. at the request of the rector and vestry of St. John's church and the Churchman's league. [Washington, D. C., 1906?] 33 p. front. [2861

Hodges, George. Three hundred years of the Episcopal church in America. Phila., For the Missionary thank offering committee by Jacobs. 153 p. ports. [2862 Hungars [Episcopal] church, Northampton county, Va. VA. MAG. HIST., XIII (Jan.) 315-317. [2863

Order of the court in "Accawmacke the 14th day of Sept. 1635" and record of the vestry meeting held 29th day of Sept. 1635.

Reformed Church.

Corwin, Edward Tanjore, comp. A digest of constitutional and synodical legislation of the Reformed church in America. N. Y., The Board of publication of the Reformed church in America. lxxxvii, 851 p. [2864

Helffrich, William A. Lebensbild aus dem Pennsylvanisch-Deutschen Predigerstand oder, Wahrheit in Licht und Schatten. Allentown, Pa., N. W. A. und W. U. Helffrich. 594 p. plates, ports. [2865 Hinke, William J. Diaries of early missionaries travelling among the German

Reformed churches. 1743-1749. PRESB. HIST. SOC. JOUR., III (Mar.) 219-223.

[2866 Hinke, William J. The early history of Wentz's Reformed church, Montgomery co., Pa. PRESB. HIST. SOC. JOUR., III (Sept.) 332-346. [2867 Hinke, Wm. J. The origin of the Reformed church in South Carolina. PRESB. HIST. SOC. JOUR., III (Dec.) 367-389. [2868 Lischy, Jacob. Report of the Rev. Jacob Lischy to Bishop Augustus G. Spangenberg. REFORMED CHURCH REV., 4th ser., X (Jan.) 85-98. [2869

Rev. Jacob Lischy preached in Penn., 1743-4. Miller, Daniel. Early history of the Reformed church in Pennsylvania. With introduction by W. J. Hinke. Reading, Pa., D. Miller. 280 p. illus. [2870 Miller, Daniel. Early history of the Reformed church in Reading, Pa. PA.GERMAN, VII (Dec.) 391-397. [2871 The one hundredth General Synod of the PRESB. Reformed church in America. HIST. SOC. JOUR., III (Sept.) 307-331.

[2872

Historical address by James M. Farrar, giv ing a survey of the church's history. Stoutenburgh, Henry Augustus. A docvmentary history of het (the) Nederdvytsche gemeente, Dvtch congregation, of Oyster Bay, Queens County, island of Nassav, now Long Island. [N. Y., 190207.] Vol. 9-1906. ports. [2873

Vols. 3-10 ("Pamphlet no. 3-10") have title: A documentary history of the Dutch congregation of Oyster Bay.

Unitarian.

Memorable Unitarians. Brief biographical sketches. London, British and Foreign Unitarian association. iv, 440 p. [2874

These biographies are selected and revised from a record of Unitarian worthies, by Robert Spears (1877); A few supplementary sketches are added. Americans: Benjamin Rush, Benjamin Franklin, Henry Ware, jr., Theophilus Parsons, William Hazlitt, James Freeman, Edward Augustus Holyoke, Henry Wheaton, David Rittenhouse, Nathaniel Bowditch, William Ellery Channing. Ezra Stiles Gannett, Joseph Tuckerman, William H. Prescott, Edward Everett, Dorothea Lynde Dix, Theodore Parker, Charles Sumner, William Cullen Bryant, Nathaniel Hawthorne, H. W. Longfellow, John A. Andrew, Ezra Abbot,

etc.

Universalist.

Leavitt, Percy Metcalf. Souvenir portfolio of Universalist churches in Massachusetts. Boston, Massasoit press. 112 p. ports., plates. [2875

Views of all the Universalist churches in the State (121), with a very brief historical sketch of each church, and of five parishes which have no building.

[2877 Phillips Brooks. METH. QUAR. REV., LV (Apr.) 289-298. [2878

BURDETT. Parker, Henry A. The Reverend George Burdett. COL. SOC. MASS. PUB., VIII, 357-373.

[2879

Contains notices of Burdett from the Calendars of state papers, 1632-1638. FURNESS. Martineau, James, and James Russell Lowell. Letters written by James Martineau and James Russell Lowell to the Rev. Dr. William H. Furness. COL. SOC. MASS. PUB., VIII, 134-149. [2880 GIBAULT. Dunn, J. P. Father Gibault: The patriot priest of the Northwest. ILL. STATE HIST. LIB. PUB., X, 15-34. [2881 Griffin, Martin I. J. Dr. John Michael Browne, the alleged priest of colonial Philadelphia-Dr. Thaddeus Murphy, his brother-in-law, also a reputed priest. Am. CATH. HIST. RESEARCH, n. s. II (Jan.) 41– 63. HADLEY. Chapman, J. Wilbur. S. H. Hadley of Water street; a miracle of grace. [1842-1906.] N. Y., Chicago, Revell. 289 p. plates, ports. [2883

[2882

HEDGE. Lyon, William Henry. Frederic Henry Hedge, seventh minister of the First parish in Brookline, 1856-1872. A sermon. Brookline, Mass., Pub. by the First parish. 19 p. port. [2884

HENKEL, ANTHONY JACOB. Stapleton, A. An important historical error corrected. PA.-GERMAN, VII (Dec.) 397-400. [2885

Anthony Jacob and not Gerhart Henkel was the name of one of the founders of the Lutheran church in America.

HUNTINGTON. Huntington, Arria Sargent.

Memoir and letters of Frederic Dan Huntington, first bishop of central New York. Boston and N. Y., Houghton. 435 p. plate, ports. [2886 Joos. O'Brien, Frank A. "Le Père Juste ". Right Reverend Monsignor Joos, V.G. MICH. HIST. SOC. COLL., XXX, 262-288. [2887

KEENER. Galloway, Charles B. Bishop John Christian Keener. METH. QUAR. REV., LV (Apr.) 211-232.

[2888 Tributes from colleagues of Bishop Keener. METH. QUAR. REV., LV (Apr.) 233-244. [2889

By Bishops Granbery, Duncan, Hendrix, Key, Fitzgerald, Candler and Smith. LEE. Jason Lee memorial addresses. ORE. HIST. SOC. QUAR., VII (Sept.) 225-287. [2890

Contains: Editorial introduction, with extracts from the journal of Jason Lee, 18341838; Addresses by Wm. D. Fenton, J. R. Wilson, J. C. Moreland, H. W. Scott, R. P. Boise, T. G. Hailey, Allen Weir, B. L. Steeves. Scott, Harvey W. Jason Lee's place in history. WASH, HIST. QUAR., I (Oct.) 21-33. [2891 Address at the memorial service in honor of the Methodist missionary, Friday, June 15, [1906]. MCCARTEE. Sheppard, Eli T. An American missionary statesman; the life and work of Dr. Divie Bethune McCartee. [18201900.] MISSION. REV., XXIX (Apr.) 284289. [2892 MCFARLAND. McFarland, Henry. Rev. Asa McFarland, D.D., third pastor of the First Congregational church, Concord, New Hampshire. 1798-1824. Read at the 175th anniversary of that church, Nov. 19, 1905. [Concord.] 13 p. illus. [2893 MAKEMIE. .Latimer, W. T. A transcript of the entries in the minutes of the presbytery of Laggan, Ireland, which refer to Francis Makemie. [1679/80-1681.] Made by W. T. Latimer. PRESB. HIST. SOC. JOUR., III (June) 278-280. Meehan, Thomas F. Some pioneer Catholic laymen in New York-Dominick Lynch and Cornelius Heeney. U. S. CATH. HIST. REC. AND STUD., IV, 285[2895

301.

[2894

MIEGE. McGonigle, James A. Right Reverend John B. Miège, S.J., first Catholic bishop of Kansas. KANSAS HIST. SOC. TRANS., IX, 153-159. [2896

Missionary among the Indians in Kansas. MILLER. De Witt, John. The intellectual life of Samuel Miller. [1769-1850.] PRINC. THEOL. REV., IV (Apr.) 168-190.

[2897 MUHLENBERG. Muhlenberg, F. A. C. Diary of F. A. [C.] Muhlenberg. From the day of his ordination, October 25, 1770, until August, 1774. [Translated by J. W. Early.] LUTH. CH. REV., XXV (Jan.Apr.) 134-147, 345-356. [2898

Muhlenberg, F. A. C. F. A. C. Muhlenberg's report of his first trip to Shamokin [Port Trevorton and Selingsgrove, Pa., 1771], sent to his father. LUTH. CH. REV., XXV (July) 535-544[2899

NIND. [Nind, John Newton], ed. Mary Clarke Nind and her work [1825-1905]; her childhood, girlhood, married life, religious experience and activity, together with the story of her labors in behalf of the Woman's foreign missionary society of the Methodist Episcopal church, by her children. Chicago, For the Woman's foreign missionary society. 221 p. plates, ports. [2900 OERTEL. Herbermann, Charles G. John James Maximilian Oertel. U. S. CATH. HIST. REC. AND STUD., IV, 139–144. [2901 PASSAVANT. Gerberding, George Henry. Life and letters of W. A. Passavant. [1821-1894.] Greenville, Pa., Young Lutheran co. 615 p. plates, ports. [2902

His life covers a most important period of American Lutheran church history. PONZIGLIONE. Brewster, S. W. Reverend Father Paul M. Ponziglione. [18181900.] KANSAS HIST. SOC. TRANS., IX, 19-32. [2903

Missionary among the Osage Indians, 1851

1889. Potter, Henry Codman. Reminiscences of bishops and archbishops. N. Y. and London, Putnam. xii, 225 p. ports. [2904

The Americans are Bishops Benjamin Bosworth Smith, William Rollinson Whittingham, John Williams, Manton Eastburn, Thomas March Clark, Arthur Cleveland Coxe, Joseph Pere Bell Wilmer, Robert Harper Clarkson, Phillips Brooks, Thomas Underwood Dudley. RASLE. Connolly, Arthur T. Fr. Sebastian Rasle. [1657-1724.] Boston, Mass., New Eng. Cath. hist. soc. 29 p. (New Eng. Cath. hist. soc. pub. no. 5.)

[2905

ROGERS. Caldwell, Augustine. The first minister of the First church, Eliot, Maine, the Rev. John Rogers, and Susannah (Whipple) Rogers, his wife. OLD ELIOT, VII (Jan.) 1-14. [2906

RUDMAN. Rudman, Andrew. Diary of Rev. Andrew Rudman, July 25, 1696-June 14, 1697. Transcribed, translated and edited, by Luther Anderson. GER. AM. ANN.,

VIII (Sept.-Dec.) 282-312, 315-334, 355376. [2907 SCHMUCKER. Spaeth, Adolph. The Schmuckers: Samuel S. [1799-1873] and Beale [1827-1888]. LUTH. CH. REV., XXV (July) 466-475[2908 SPANGENBERG. Reichel, Gerhard. August Gottlieb Spangenberg [1704-1792], Bischof der Brüderkirche. Tübingen, Mohr. xvi, 291 p. [2909

Contains chapters on Spangenberg's work in America. TALBOT. Talbot, Ethelbert. My people of the plains. N. Y. and London, Harper. x, 264 p. plates, ports. [2910

The experiences herein related took place during the eleven years in which the author ministered as a bishop to the pioneers of the Rocky Mountain region embraced in the territory now included in the states of Wyoming and Idaho.

Rev. in: Dial, XLII (Apr. 16, 1907) 247-248. TAYLOR. Collyer, Robert. Father Taylor. Boston, Am. Unit. assoc. 58 p. port.

[2911

WEBER. Fouse, D. S. Rev. John William Weber. Pioneer Reformed preacher of western Pennsylvania. PA.-GERMAN, VII (Sept.) 219–223. [2914 WITHERSPOON. Woods, David Walker, jr. John Witherspoon. [1722-1794.] N. Y., Chicago, Revell. 295 p. port. [2915 YEAMAN. Maple, Joseph C. Life and writings of Rev. William Pope Yeaman. [1832-1904.] Columbia, Mo., Printed for the author by Stephens. xi, 388 p. port. [2916

General.

Brief historical sketches of schools and colleges. Draper, Andrew S. America's educational debt to the Dutch. Address at the annual dinner of the Holland society of New York at the Waldorf-Astoria. In his Addresses. p. 26-36. Albany, N. Y., State education department. 101 p. [2920

Reprinted from the proceedings of the society.

Elliott, Edward Charles. State school systems: legislation and judicial decisions relating to public education, October 1, 1904, to October 1, 1906. Washington, Gov. print. off. 156 p. ([U. S.] Bureau of education. Bulletin no. 3.) [2921 Grundscheid, Karl. Coeducation in den Vereinigten Staaten von Nord-Amerika. Inaugural-dissertation.-Greifswald. Berlin, W. Pormetter. (4), 40 p. [2922 Hedgepeth, V. W. B.

Spelling and arithmetic in 1846 and to-day. SCHOOL REV., XIV (May) 352-356. [2923 Luther, F. S. The Colonies and the schools. NEW ENG. SOC. ANNIV. CELEB., IOIST, 71-76. [2924-5

Stevens, W. Le Conte. The honor system in American colleges. Pop. SCI. MO., LXVIII (Feb.) 176-185. [2926 Thurston, Herbert. American spelling. 19TH CENT., LX (Oct.) 606-617. [2927 Origin of the difference between English and American orthography.

Thwing, Charles Franklin. A history of higher education in America. N. Y., Appleton. xiii, 501 p. [2928

Rev. in: Dial, XLI (Nov. 16) 321-323; Nation, LXXXIII (Nov. 15) 419-420. Ward, William, comp. The early schools of Naugatuck; a brief history of our schools, teachers, text books, etc., from 1730 to 1850. [Naugatuck, Conn., Perry press.] 95 p. plates. [2929

Regional.

Alderman, Edwin A. The achievements of a generation. PROC. 9TH CONFER. EDUC. SOUTH, 145-161, and So. ATLANTIC QUAR., V (July) 236-253. [2930

Education in the South since 1870. Baldwin, F. Spencer. The early evolution of the public school in. Massachusetts. NEW ENG. MAG., n. s. XXXIV (June) 424-431. [2931

Buffum, Hugh S. Federal and state aid to education in Iowa. IA. JOUR. HIST., IV (Oct.) 554-598.

[2932 Hawes, Frank Mortimer. The Charlestown schools. HIST. LEAVES, IV, no. 4 (Jan.) 90-101; V (Apr.-Oct.) 16-26, 46-52, 67-83. [2933

From 1819-20 to 1838-39.

Hodgin, Charles E. Early school laws of New Mexico. Albuquerque, N. Mex., The univ. 36 p. (Bulletin of Univ. of N. Mex. Whole no. 41. Educ. ser. vol. I, art. 1.) [2934 Mayo, A. D. The final establishment of the American common school system in North Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia, 1863-1900. U. S. BUR. EDUC. REP. (1904) I, 999–1090. [2935 Pittsfield schools in the early days. BERKSHIRE HILLS, II, no. 3 (Apr.) 135-136. [2936 School-boys, district no. V, Eliot. 17981808. OLD ELIOT, VII (Apr.) 67-68. [2937

Small, Walter H. The New England grammar school, 1700-1800. SCHOOL REV. XIV (Jan.) 42-56. [2938

Suzzallo, Henry. The rise of local school supervision in Massachusetts (the school committee, 1635-1827). N. Y., Teachers college, Columbia univ. vii, 154 p. (Teachers college, Columbia univ. Contributions to education, v. 1, no. 3.) [2939 Thompson, William Oxley. The state and higher education in Ohio. Columbus, The university. 26 p. [Ohio state university. Bulletin. vol. X. Supplement to no. 5.] [2940

Particular Institutions.

Bluford, J. H. Negro agricultural and mechanical colleges. So. WORKM., XXXV (Jan.) 28-35. [2941

Brooklyn.

Erasmus hall high school. Chronicles of Erasmus hall. BrooklynNew York, General organization, Erasmus hall high school. 229 p. plates, ports., plan, facsims.

Chronicles of Erasmus hall academy, 17871896, by Willis Boughton, p. [15]-129; Chronicles of Erasmus hall high school, 1896-1906, by Eugene W. Harter, p. 133-190. Brown, Francis H. Harvard university in the war of 1861-1865. HARV. GRAD. MAG. (June) 772-774. [2943

Continued from March, 1902. Bushnell, Henry. The Central college of Ohio. OLD NORTHW. QUAR., IX (Oct.) 294-306. [2944

Gives a short history of the college with a list of names of those attending, 1840-1860. Collins, Varnum Lansing. The history of Old North. [Nassau hall, Princeton university.] PRINC. ALUMNI W., VII (Dec. 1) 166-172. [2945 Collins, Varnum Lansing. Nassau hall. An address delivered before the New Jersey society of colonial dames, October 16, 1906. Princeton, N. J., University library. [14] P. [2946 Colvin, Stephen Sheldon. The University of Illinois-A sketch of its history, its present accomplishments and its ideals. NEW ENG. MAG., n. s. XXXIV (Mar.) 43-57. [2947 Condon, Peter. Letter of Sister St. Augustine relative to The burning of the convent." U. S. CATH. HIST. REC. AND STUD., IV, 218-231. [2948

66

The burning of the convent. A narrative of the destruction, by a mob, of the Ursuline school on Mount Benedict, Charlestown, as remembered by one of the pupils." Published at Boston, 1877.

Considine, Michael J. History of a parochial school. U. S. CATH. HIST. REC. AND STUD., IV, 232–242. [2949-50

St. Gabriel's school, New York city. Dwight, Franklin B. The early history of the educational institutions of New Jersey. N. J. HIST. SOC. PROC., 3rd ser., III (July) 153-159, IV (Oct.) 19-23.

[2951

I. The Newark academy. The first decade of Princeton university. A review of Princeton's remarkable growth since the sesquicentennial celebration. [1896] PRINC. ALUMNI W., VII (Oct. 27) 84-92. [2952 Foss, Martin M. The University of Chicago. PEARSON'S, XV (May) 455-462. [2953

Gilman, Daniel Coit. The launching of a university, and other papers; a sheaf of remembrances. N. Y., Dodd. 386 p. [2954

port. Contains: The Johns Hopkins university: 1. Reminiscences of thirty years in Baltimore

Rev. in: Dial, XL (May 1) 289-291. Gordon, Clarence. In the fifties. HARV. GRAD. MAG., XV (Sept.) 36-43. [2955

Reminiscences of Harvard.

Harbaugh, Linn. The language question as it confronted old Marshall. REFORMED CHURCH REV., 4 ser., X (Oct.) 448-463. [2956

Refers to the German influence in the formative period of Franklin and Marshall college. Harvard university. Medical school. The Harvard medical school, 1782-1906. [Boston?] xi, 212 p. plates, ports, plan.

[2957

Edited by Dr. Harold C. Ernst. Hinsdale, Burke A. History of the University of Michigan, by Burke A. Hinsdale, with biographical sketches of the regents and members of the university Senate from 1837 to 1906, ed. by Isaac N. Demmon. Ann Arbor, Published by the univ. xiii, 376 p. illus., ports.

[2958 Hodges, George. Leland Stanford university. OUTLOOK, LXXXIV (Dec. 8) 886889. [2959 Howlett, William Joseph. Historical tribute to St. Thomas' seminary at Poplar Neck, near Bardstown, Kentucky. St. Louis, Mo., B. Herder. 197 p. illus., plates, ports. [2960

Journal of the meetings of the President and masters of William and Mary colWM. AND lege. [1774-1777.] MARY QUAR., XIV (Apr.) 242-246; XV (JulyOct.) 1-14, 134-142. [2961

Lane, William Coolidge. The University [Harvard] during the last twenty-five years. Cambridge. 38 p.

[2962

Reprinted from the sixth report of the secretary of the class of 1881 of Harvard college, 1906. Lawrence, Sarah B. Historic houses and a noted school. [Phillips Exeter academy.] NEW ENG. MAG., n. s. XXXIV (June) 465-476.

[2963

The Lawrence, Gale, Gilman, Long houses. Ludlow, Helen W. The evolution of the Whittier school. So. WORKM., XXXV (May-June) 282-291, 337-348. [2964 I. The Whittier's predecessor-The Butler school. II. The Butler's successor-The Whittier school.

Marks, Jeannette. Mount Holyoke college.
OUT-
A study in educational service.
LOOK, LXXXII (Jan. 27) 191–202. [2965