Reports from the following local circles have been received at this office too late for the July issue of THE CHAUTAUQUAN: Osceola, Iowa; “Thornapple,” Vermontville, Michigan; “Beta,” Milwaukee, Wis.; “Aryan,” Hope Valley, R. I.; “Vincent,” Needham, Mass.; Jewett City, Conn.; “Springhill,” Morris Cross Roads, Pa.; “King Philip,” Medfield, Mass.; West Winsted, Conn.; Prattsburgh, N. Y.; “The Athenian,” Lanark, Ill.; “Longfellow,” Cambridge, Mass.; “Pansy Quartette,” Oshtemo, Mich.; Brantford, Ontario, Canada. Reports from local circles in the following towns have been forwarded to THE CHAUTAUQUAN from Plainfield, but too late for the July issue: Hope, R. I.; Luverne, Minn.; Rushville, Ill.; Wellington, South Africa; Monroe, Iowa; Jonesville, Mich.; Jacksonville, Ill.; Billerica, Mass.; Charlestown, Mass.; Wabash, Ind.; Amherst, N. H.; Brookville, Ind.; Madison, Conn.; Minneapolis, Minn., from “Highland Park,” “Alden” and “Vincent” circles.

Page 566, “differents” changed to “different” (These facts from different states)

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Page 572, “Onalashka” changed to “Unalashka” (the island of Kagamil, near Unalashka)

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Page 576, “Helena” changed to “Helens” (an outburst of Mt. St. Helens)

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Page 581, duplicate word “by” removed (mercury may be frozen by this means)

Page 584, “in honor of the god of the gods of the under world” _may_ be a misprint for “in honor of the god of the under world” or “in honor of the gods of the under world”, but has been left as printed: it’s not obvious which alternative might be correct, or indeed whether it’s an error at all.

Page 594, “Shakespere” changed to “Shakspere” (souvenir of the Shakspere evening)

Page 599, “eighteen” changed to “nineteen” (There are in NEBRASKA nineteen circles of the C. L. S. C.)

Page 605, “Monoan” changed to “Monona” (Assembly at Monona Lake, Madison, Wisconsin)

Page 609, “Gautemala” changed to “Guatemala” (the stars and stripes trot along after Guatemala)

End of the Project Gutenberg EBook of The Chautauquan, Vol. 05, July 1885, No. 10, by The Chautauquan Literary and Scientific Circle