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John Manke is an active former Bay View resident who is involved in numerous neighborhood organizations, including the Bay View Historical Society, the Humboldt Park Fourth of July Association and the Shore Shore Farmers Market. He believes Bay View has a fine tradition in its past that we do not want to lose in the future.
Reminder of Fernwood/Sauerkraut Hill Walk with Bay View Historical Society
Memory of heavy rain storms of the past
I can remember two major rain storms from the past. In 1953, the South Shore area of Milwaukee County was hit with a cyclone that knocked down many trees and electrical wires. Many trees were pulled up from their roots and landed on streets, yards, buildings or cars. I remember one man who just stepped out of his brand new car on E. Pryor Avenue, and tree fell inside of his car. On my street, several trees were blocking the road and two live electrical wires were lying in the middle of the road. For two weeks we went without electricity, until one day an ex-neighbor, who was a police officer, came down our dead end street to show us his new squad car. When he saw the live wires still lying on the road, he called the fire department and electric power company to eliminate this problem and to restore service to us again. You become forgotten when you live on a dead end street. My mother was in the insurance business and took us on a tour of the South Shore areas to view all of the damage from this storm. They claim the the storm was a reverse tornado or cyclone that hit us. My dad and worked a two man saw to get wood for the coal furnace that year. Some of the trees that fell were huge and old. Sidewalks had to be replaced in many cases. We as children, could play outside, but we were told to stay clear of the live wires on the road.
In August of 1986, as I was delivering my mail route, I got soaked completely. People would ask me why their mail was wet. I told them that it was as dry as I was, since no dry spot existed on my uniform. After returning to my postal station in Bay View, I drove home to get some dry clothes on. All of the streets had inches of rain on them. The underpasses were all closed due to the heavy rain. I took S. Clement Avenue home to avoid the underpasses. I was praying that my car would not stall while driving through the water. My wife and the kids were at State Fair Park and came home after the storm subsided. A friend of mine was trapped west of the freeway, and could find no open roads to our postal station. He had to go to a station west of us to turn in his vehicle, keys and accountables. The supervisor went with him to try and find a way to get back to Bay View, but found all main roads were under water and too dangerous to travel on. In reading the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel recently, I found out that the major storm that hit Milwaukee several days ago, was similar to August of 1986.
Beulah Brinton House and Bay View Historical Society
I urge all of you to visit the Beulah Brinton House, 2590 S. Superior Street, for the installation on its front lawn done by Discovery World and Bay View High School students. It is truly spectacular and you will learn so much about Bay View's History. The students and Discovery World staff will be collecting historical and archaeological information about Bay View from the general public. Activities will include portrait photography, oral history, genealogy, artifacts and heirloom documentation. Dates for these sessions are Saturday, July 31, 10 AM to 2 PM;
Opening Reception, Sunday, August 1, 10 AM to 2 PM, Saturday, August 14, 10 AM to 2 PM, and Saturday, August 21, 10 AM to 2 PM. This display will be on the lawn of the Beulah Brinton House from July 31 to September 5 -- so come and bring your histories and your stuff. It is really worthwhile. When all of this information has been gathered and digitalized by the students, it will be given to the Historical Society for our archives. Please tell everyone you know about this program.
Remembering summer in the past
When we were kids, we used to walk to South Shore Park and go swimming at the beach. The water had a lot of small stones to walk on and very little sand. Unless you were a good swimmer, you never went out too deep in the water. The beach was sandy, unlike the the water, but it was hot. We used to take a blanket and lie down in the shade on the hill.
Sometimes in Summer, my dad would take us to a small lake to go swimming. Beaver Lake, Wabbasee Beach, Muskego Beach, Wind Lake and other such places to swim at. Most of the highways going to the lakes were two lane with little passing room while driving. Sometimes we took along inner tubes to swim with. Sometimes you would find a crab nipping on your toes or you would step on a clam in the water. If you were in some waters, blood suckers would nail you.
I support Terry Falk for the Milwaukee School Board
Terry Falk is running for the City-Wide position on the Milwaukee School Board. He is having a Fund raising Event on Wednesday, August 25th from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM at the BYO Studio Lounge, 2246 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue, Milwaukee, Wi. 53207
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Getting a new dog
I have just recently been able to receive a dog, whose owner has been placed in hospice care. This dog, Brownie, is just a joy to have. I encourage anybody who wishes to have a dog or cat to go out and look for one. The love that they give is worth all of the effort that you put into owning it. Don't be afraid of becoming an owner. A dog is like a member of your family. All it takes is a lot of tender loving care and you will receive much love in return. Please support the Bay View community.
Are you ready for some football?
On Saturday, the Green Bay Packers will start their pre-season games. I look forward to watching football again. It is too early to tell what kind of a team we will have this season, but time will tell us. My favorite sport has always been football. Although I have played other sports, football is the game that I like best. It takes team effort to win a game. If the skills of all the players help each other out in harmony, we will have a great team. If too many individuals think that they are the only key to the game, them we will lose our team spirit and go down in defeat. It take the united effort of all of the players to win a game.
Go Packers!
What has happened to our Milwaukee Brewers?
We started off with a great lineup, but several players have faded with their skills. The owner of the team has obtained some quality players, but we still have failed in our mission to win more games. While we are not in last place, we also are not in first place or even close to going into the playoffs. I hope that they can at least win some more games this season to look respectable. Maybe next year will be different for them. Time will tell. Who knows what the future will bring. Maybe we will be able to field a good team next year.
Remember to vote in September
In the United States we have the privilege of being able to vote for people to serve us in politics. Not all countries offer this freedom. In some countries, the government monitors who votes and sometimes tamper with the voting results. We should take advantage of this freedom and choose who we want to represent us in political office. On Tuesday, September 14th, the polls will be open. We have to elect a new governor, a U.S. Senator, U.S. House of Representative members, Wisconsin State Senator, Wisconsin State Representatives, School Board Board members, and many other political officials. Take the time to vote. Choose the candidate that you feel will do the best job of representing you in political office. Be a good American citizen and use your privilege of being able to vote wisely.
Have you had enough mosquitoes now?
If you are like me, and have received many mosquito bites, and are running out of repellent, then hope for some cool weather to come soon. Dragonflies are eating many of the mosquitoes. Bats eat lots of them. A bird feeder will encourage more birds to come and eat them. The more rain and heat we have, the more mosquitoes to bite us. Some communities are using bug spray to eliminate them. All I can say is watch your back and keep scratching. Cool weather will soon be here to end their time here. Please support the Bay View community.
An old story now told
Many years ago, I heard a story from a person who has since passed away. It seems that this one cemetery had to move some bodies to a new location in the cemetery. As the bodies were being dug up, a small person looked down at the site. The first corpse had turned all black, probably due to no preservatives, much as President Lincoln's body looked as they moved it to a new spot. Another body had the hands and arms in an odd position. Another body had almost become a skeleton. It was amazing to be able to look upon these bodies as they were being moved. Another person told me that a body was only guaranteed his burial spot for 50 years. After that time, a body could be moved to a new common site.
It seems that undertakers have always had a hard time trying to preserve bodies. During the Civil War many bodies were sent back home to be buried. They had to be preserved very well if they were to travel any long distance. A perfect preservative was found, but it turned out to be deadly to the undertaker. Arsenic is great at preserving bodies, but if any of the chemical got on or into the person using it, they could get very sick or die. Formaldehyde is the most common form of preservative used now in funeral homes. It is a lot safer to use than arsenic. I suspect that Lenin's body in Moscow has a lot of arsenic in the preservatives used there.
Do you remember going swimming at South Shore Beach?
Do you remember going to South Shore Beach when they still had lifeguards and swimming available? The beach was sandy, but the water's edge had a lot of small stones that you had to walk on to get out deeper in the water. There used to be trees on the hill near the beach. People had blankets and large beach towels to lay on. The radio stations used to announce the water temperature at the various beaches. You could walk down to the bath house/pavilion to change clothes if you wanted to. Sometimes they would play music from a radio at the beach. They used to have tall stands for the lifeguards to sit on. No dogs were allowed on the beach. Many times the sand was very hot to walk on near the beach. Sometimes the water in Lake Michigan was so cold that you shivered as you entered the water. The main times that they closed the beach was during a thunderstorm or during the time when Polio was epidemic in our area. You were always told not to drink the water while swimming because it could be dirty. The beach was frequently crowded in those days. On a hot day, you could expect more people than normal there. As kids, we used to look on the beach for anything that was unusual, like small stones, rings, money, keys, watches, shells and other such things. Some of the small stones could be used to make simple jewelry or similar things.
Now, when you go to South Shore Beach, there are no lifeguards, only signs that state that swimming is too dangerous due to heavy amounts of E-coli bacteria in the water. Many of the trees are no longer on the hill. The sand on the beach is a bit rough to walk on. Many people take their dogs into the water to cool them off. At times you can find dead fish on the beach near the water. Debris from the lake is also in the sand. Swimming is almost a thing of the past, as the beach is closed so often. Boating and fishing are more common than attempts at swimming in the lake. There are many yachts and other boats near the South Shore Yacht Club. The view of Lake Michigan is wonderful from South Shore Park. When you attend the South Shore Farmers Market, you always can get a beautiful glimpse of Lake Michigan while shopping. When there is a lake breeze, you feel like you are in the best place in world. In spite of the ban on swimming, South Shore Park, at 2900 S. Shore Drive, offers a lot of activities for the entire family to enjoy. The children's play area is just wonderful. Take the time to visit the area and enjoy this beautiful park with your entire family. Please support the Bay View community.
Presque Isle, Wisconsin in the late 1950's
There was a rich lobbyist from Madison, Wisconsin who had a large cottage at Presque Isle Lake. He would bring in politicians from the State Capitol for some recreation. During the daytime, they would go fishing in a boat. At nighttime they would go visit Hurley, Wisconsin, and have some adult fun. Hurley was wide open with little law enforcement visible. Some mobsters from Chicago, Illinois, ran some wild dance halls. strip clubs and other adult places in this town. Many girls were brought in from Chicago to work at these places. During the day, this was a normal small town. At night, all hell broke loose in this town.
Across the river from Hurley was the clean small city of Ironwood, Michigan. What a contrast from Hurley. There were regular grocery stores and other normal places of business here. This was a good place to live with you family.
Are you ready for the Bay View Bash on Saturday, September 18, 2010?
The Bay View Bash will be held on Saturday, September 18, 2010, in Bay View. The area from E. Potter Avenue to S. Clement Avenue on S. Kinnickinnic Avenue. There will be activities going on from about 11 AM to about 10 PM. There will be activities and music for the entire family to enjoy. There will be food served on the grill and other food. There will be a Children's Area located at Bay View M & I Bank, 2701 S. Kinnickinnic Avenue. There will be games and other activities for the children and other family members. There will be several stages for music. For any additional information on the Bay View Bash, go to web-site http://www.bayviewbash.org/. Here you can find out what is happening where and at what time. Come on down and have a great time with your entire family.
Are your children ready for school?
Schools will begin in early September for most schools. Now is the time to buy school supplies and clothing for your children to wear to school. Make sure that you buy lunch bags or a school box for children who eat a bag lunch at school. Buy snacks for them to munch on after school is over. Teach them to be careful crossing the streets and to watch out for cars or for strangers who could place them in harm's way. Protect your children in bad weather. Be sure that they dress warm enough to go outside. Take the time to meet your children's teachers and school staff. Parental involvement is very important to everyone. Your children will be proud of you if you get involved in their education. Try to get them to school on time. Have fun with your children. Enjoy the time you spend with them, because, before you know it, they will grow up and go their own ways. Please support the Bay View community.
Labor Day is almost upon us
Labor Day is day to reflect on all of the people who have given us their labor to sustain us. Every job is important. Each job is a part of our living experience. Where would we be if people had not taken the time and labor to provide for us all of these years. Just think. Food, appliances, electricity, natural gas, water, television, newspapers, railroads, airplanes, ships, banks, stores, government, mail delivery, doctors, dentists, hospitals, automobiles, houses, furniture, and many other things are brought to us through the labor of somebody. We should take the time and reflect on this and be thankful that we live in a free and democratic country. You should take the time to thank the union members, military, teachers, clerks, secretaries, officials, police and fire departments, health departments, food service people and many others who make our country as great as it is.


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Material List
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Beaded Cowboy Hat
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The entire collection of the Museum of London is a Designated Collection of national importance.
The museum of London charts the history of the capital and its people from the prehistoric period to the present day. Its galleries and exhibitions make sensitive use of both traditional and modern interactive techniques, and the museum has long been committed to educational and outreach services.
The extensive collections contain highly significant ranges of archaeological material from London, and include the London Archaeological Archive of finds and records from over 25 years of excavations. Social and working history collections, costume and decorative arts, paintings, pictures and photographs illustrate London's development since 1700, and the museum's contemporary collecting policy seeks to reflect the ever-changing pattern of London life in London.
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The Cheapside Hoard: London's Lost Jewels
- 11 October 2013 — 27 April 2014 *on now
This October, the Museum of London will open a major new exhibition investigating the secrets of the Cheapside Hoard. This extraordinary and priceless cache of late 16th and early 17th Century jewels and gemstones – displayed in its entirety for the first time in over a century – was discovered in 1912, buried in a cellar on Cheapside in the City of London.
Through new research and state-of-the-art technology, the exhibition will showcase the wealth of insights the Hoard offers on Elizabethan and Jacobean London – as a centre of craftsmanship and conspicuous consumption, at the crossroads of the Old and New Worlds. It will also explore the mysteries that remain, lost among the cataclysmic events of the mid-17th Century: who owned the Hoard, when and why was it hidden, and why was it never reclaimed?
Suitable for
- Family friendly
FREE, fast-track entry for Friends of the museum
Adult £10 (£9 without donation)
Concession/child (aged 12+) £8 (£7 without donation)
Flexible family tickets (must include at least one child and one adult):
Family of up to 3 £22.50 (£19.50 without donation)
Family of up to 4 £30 (£26 without donation)
Family of up to 5 £37.50 (£32.50 without donation)
Family of up to 6 £45 (£39 without donation)
Made in London: Jewellery Now
- 21 November 2013 — 27 April 2014 *on now
Made in London: Jewellery Now brings together seven London-based jewellers and delves into the creative processes and working methods of each to give an unique and exclusive snapshot of what goes on behind the studio door. Designers involved include Duffy, Jordan Askill, Rachel Boston, Noemi Klein, Imogen Belfield, Husam el Odeh and Frances Wadsworth-Jones.
The exhibition explores the idea that jewellery design in the 21st Century is no longer just about creating beautiful pieces, but rather a unique style and identity that sets designers apart. It also looks at how the capital city itself has inspired – and continues to inspire – each designer. It's part of our Jewellery Season that kicked-off with the launch of The Cheapside Hoard: London's Lost Jewels in October.
Late London: Digital City
- 15 May 2014 7-10pm
Late London is back and we are thinking digitally. For one evening only, the museum will be taken over by digital artists and experts. Join us to explore how new technology impacts our life in the city and affects our perceptions of people, things and places. Contemplate the digital vs. material world, consider what the future may hold in a series of talks, and hear how as a museum we collect and curate in the digital age. Also experience an art installation by BAT studio and immerse yourself in striking digital projections. With galleries by twilight, a silent disco and late night bars.
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- Not suitable for children
Adults £7.00. Concessions £5.00.
All Dressed Up
This game is dressing up with a difference. Not only can you create a character, but you can dress them with real clothes from the 20th Century. What will you do? Create a cunning disguise for a 20th Century undercover agent, or simply have fun mixing up all your options. The choice is yours!
Challenge for New Archaeologists
Digging up the Romans
Learn about Roman people, town life, invasion & settlement, army, beliefs and crafts, roads & trade.
Fortunata and the Four Gods
An interactive story for students with special educational needs told as a chant, in call-and-response. The resource includes teachers notes on how to use the story with your class. The main
storyteller (in this case, the voice on the story's audio track) calls a line of the story and everyone
responds by repeating the line back. This style of telling stories was developed as a teaching strategy
by Keith Park, a teacher, author and storyteller, as a way of including pupils with severe and profound
learning disabilities in larger group activities, and make drama and literacy work more accessible.
Londinium game
Designed for KS2 students, this game uses Roman objects and information about the shops on a Roman high street to help players learn about life in Roman London. Take a trip through a Londinium high street, identifying the items and returning them to the correct shops.
SEN accessible object pages
These accessible object pages aim to help students with learning difficulties interact online with objects in our collection. They use a variety of media to interpret the objects so pupils can explore a 3D object by zooming into it and moving it around. There is a short written caption along with a key-word signing video of this caption with audio. Where possible, an image is also provided to give the object more context.
Starting out
A game for KS4 students to help teach financial management. Players imagine they have just left school and are about to start a new life in London. They choose a career path and where they will live then make choices about their lifestyle and how to spend their money.
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The Great Fire of London website
An interactive story for use as a class activity and individually at KS1. Travel back in time to London in 1666 and help put out the Great Fire.
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- National Portrait Gallery
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The Postcodes Project: London's Neighbourhood Stories
The Museum of London holds a wide range of objects from across the city. To highlight some of their fascinating local stories we have selected a single object for each London postcode area. The site can be used in various ways: taking a themed tour, selecting an area on the map, looking for a specific place or using the arrows to move around. You can add to the richness of the site by submitting your own local stories.
Young Archaeologists' Club (YAC)
The Central London branch of the Young Archaeologists' Club is hosted by Museum of London Archaeology. Join up and take part in various historical and archaeological explorations in and around London. There is also an annual trip to the Thames and regular monthly meetings - 3rd Saturday of the month from 10.30-12.30 at Mortimer Wheeler House in Hackney, home of the London Archaeological Archive and Research Centre. The club is suitable for children aged between 8-16 years living in Central London.
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Boston >Food & Dining > Legal Sea Foods - Prudential Center
800 Boylston St, Boston, MA | Directions 0219942.348543 -71.082584
Monday - Thursday 11am - 10:30pm
Friday - Saturday 11am - 11:30pm
Sunday 11am - 10pm
Neighborhoods: Back Bay, Prudential / St. Botolph
You'll regret going here ! – HORRIBLE DINING EXPERIENCE. Not only did our food take an unusually long time to arrive but when it did, it was the wrong meal. When I informed the waitress, they took additional time in bringing me mine (she said they gave my meal to someone else who started to eat it). However, when they brought my dish (the fried fisherman's platter), they forgot the cole slaw. When I informed the waitress I was disappointed that they messed up my meal TWICE, she appeared to be apologetic. When my boyfriend asked for his meal (the wood grill assortment) to be packed, she threw out his fish and shrimp and packed him only a few fries. INCREDIBLY RUDE SERVICE! THE WORST DINING EXPERIENCE I HAVE EVER HAD IN BOSTON. I will NEVER return !
A New England institution where diners don bibs and crack open lobsters with their bare hands. – In Short
With 30-plus outposts up and down the Eastern seaboard, this Cambridge-based chain reels in a seemingly endless supply of after-work professionals and tired tourists. The look varies somewhat from establishment to establishment but a casually nautical theme and a crowd as loud as the ocean's roar are fairly consistent. Signature dishes include clam chowder, wood-grilled swordfish, steamed clams, and 2-pound lobsters that can be ordered baked and stuffed with scallops and shrimp.
Very good, but overpriced – Legal Sea Food is very good, don't get me wrong. But it's not the best, or really second best either. Good size portions don 't make up for the high prices. Costs too much for too little. Still, I don't mind it. I wish they were a bit more creative with their offerings as well.
fairly good but overhyped – I've ordered takeout from here more than I've eaten, but I've done my fair share of both. Let me just say that Legal Seafoods does have some pretty good seafood. There's no way around it - it's good stuff. But it's not the BEST seafood, and for the prices + wait you'll have to endure, it's really not enough.
I like the ambience though. Relatively quiet.
Great food and wine! – This restaurant has great food and wine. The fish is always very good and you get a pretty good size portion. Even with reserevations though, you usually end up waiting for a while. It is good for both large groups and romantic dinners.
Does not live up to the hype – As others here have said, this place is not what it's cracked up to be. Sure, the seafood is fresh, but it's pretty bland and tasteless -- little to no attempt is made to season the food or to do anything remotely creative to the dishes. Side dishes are pretty good, and I guess it's worth trying if you've never been, but in general, there are MUCH better options in and around Boston, especially for the money.
pretty good! – As tourists to Boston attending a medical conference in June, 2005, we tried as many restaurants as we could during our four day stay in the Back Bay area. We also had our 4 year old twins in tow, so we were able to test the "family friendliness" of each place we dined. The children loved the fish and chips, which I though were excellent. My lobster bisque soup was tasty, complemented well by the excellent bread. My wife had salmon or tuna, and she was pleased with her meal.
Average food with few suprises – I went to this restaurant last week and found the place really busy for a Sunday evening. There were no places left to sit at the bar, and I was told there would be about a 20 -30 minute wait ( you are given an electrical device which buzzes when you table is ready, and you can walk round the mall while you wait).
Sure enough I got my table after 20 minutes, the place was full but the waiter was helpful and attentive. I had a salad and then the swordfish that tasted really fresh. It came with a few fries and some green beans that were completely inedible ( they cost extra too) and some overdone carrots ( canned?) With a drink the meal was $40 and I was by no means full.
I found the place just average.
Great Seafood – Legals is great. The crabcake, wild salmon, lobster ravioli, oysters are the best. Living in San Francisco all my life I didn't think I would enjoy seafood in Boston but I am very impressed. This place puts Boston seafood on the map.
Illegal Sea Food – DON'T BELIEVE THE HYPE!! This place is not that great. I live in Florida where I catch and eat fresh seafood year-round, trust me I know what I am talking about. We went to Legals on a Thursday night in October with a party of four. Each of us got a different item on the menu so we could sample various selections. Once we got our food we began to sample each dinner. After trying each of the four meals the entire table came to the same conclusion. Bland! The food was significantly lacking flavor! It was the first time in my life I actually lost my apetite eating seafood. Here is the low down: the ambiance- spectacular; the wait- none; price- average; staff- so-so; food- sub-par. When I return to Boston I will go elsewhere... Oh, one thing I DO recommend is the Luxury Martini Flight.
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Atlanta University, Atlanta, Ga., Has 600 students in College, Normal, College preparatory, Grammar, and Primary departments, under 29 officers and teachers. Trains teachers and leaders of their race from among the sons and daughters of the Freedmen of the South.. Gives industrial training in wood-work,, iron-work, mechanical drawing, printing, farming, cooking, sewing, dressmaking, millinery, and laundry-work. Has sent out "225 graduates from College and Normal courses, nearly all of whom, together with hundreds of past under graduates, are engaged in teaching and other useful work in Georgia, and surrounding states. Owns four large brick buildings, on sixty acres of land, one mile, from the centre of Atlanta, Ga., library of 7000 vols., apparatus and other equipment — all valued at not less than a quarter of a million dollars. Having no endowment (except about $27,000, mostly for special objects), the Institution requires at least $20,000 a year in donations from its friends to continue the work now in hand, and a fund of about $500,000 to put that work on a permanent basis. Annual scholarships of $40 each are asked for to provide for the tuition of one student for one year. Subscriptions of $100 and upwards are solicited for general current expenses. Legacies for endowment or for current expenses are greatly desired. Remittances of donations or inquiries for further information may be addressed to Pres. Horace Bumstead, D. D. Atlanta, Ga. DECEMBER WEATHER REPORT. The mean barometer, reduced to sea level, was 30.270; the highest, 30.570 on the 9th ; the lowest, 29.900 on the 3d. The mean temperature was 47 ; the highest 65 on the 6th ; the, lowest, 25 on the 1st. The greatest daily range was 29 degrees on the 10th ; the least daily range was 4 degrees on the 24th. The total precipitation for the month was 3.68 inches, and there were 12 days on which rain fell. There were 11 cloudless days, 5 partly cloudy, and 15 cloudy days. The prevailing direction of the wind was from the Southeast. OUR CHRISTMAS MISSION. One of the pleasantest customs of our school is the manner of spending part of the time at Christmas. Four years ago a new plan was adopted for proving the Master's word, "It is more blessed to give than to receive." Having tested it for four years we were glad when the fifth anniversary came. "It was the night before Christmas" that a busy scene was enacted in the small dining-room of North Hall. Upon one of the long tables was heaped clothing of all kinds, while busy hands were sorting into piles and marking with name, street, and number from a list prepared by one of them. Another long table fairly groaned with its heavy load of groceries, for all of which special gifts had been made. From the large sacks of flour, meal, coffee, sugar, etc., small packages were made up and properly marked by willing hands. These were placed with the clothing ready for distribution. Christmas morning found us ready and the work began. By twos, threes and fours the volunteers from the students started with their gifts, many of them taking a Bible and Hymn book, as they went on their happy mission. Twenty-eight homes were visited and more than one hundred and ten old and sick or little children with overburdened mothers were made happy. Space will not allow a full account of these visits, but some very pleasant and touching experiences were enjoyed. One man said, "Why I tell you I thought last year I was blessed, but this year when I could not work and my 'ole' woman' was sick in bed I just felt so s'prisingly proud that them college folks did not forget me, I tell you 'twas a happy day." An old woman said, "I thank the Lord! Bless His name for giving us such good friends as the college folks are. 'Twas a grand day for me and husband." Another who has been visited since said-,"I was sitting here thinking of old times and how nobody cared for me, and what an ungrateful and thoughtless set young folks of nowadays are and how 'hity tity' they all are in their fine feathers when some one knocked and I said 'Come in! In came two mighty peart young folks with basket and bundles, before I could say 'Howdy' they said 'Christmas gift! We have come from the college to see you this morning They fonud places for their bundles and sat down to talk with me. They sung and told me some of the blessed promises and then prayed. And 1 tell you I was ashamed of myself to think I'd said what I had. I reckon I'm the one wrong." Another who lives with an 'only son said afterward. "O that college is a blessed thing for us poor folks and God will bless you northern folks for all you have done. Reckon your homes up there will be mighty fine 'cause of what you have left. Ah, that college has done a heap for me. See this room all ceiled fine and tight?" "Yes." "See that table over there standing square on four legs?" "O Yes." "See that fine little cupboard across that corner? Never had a cupboard before." "O yes I see it all, but what of it?" "Well college did that for me, no not that quite but a boy learned bow to work in the shop and came down here and did this for me." "O well you paid him for it." "Yes just half what every body else asked. I tell you, he knows heap beside books. Why he never goes past without running in to see me. When I am all cast down he will talk and pray with me until all the clouds are lifted. Ah, that's a good work to teach them books and then how to work.". Yisits were made to several families
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|The bulletin of Atlanta University, 1892 no. 33
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|The bulletin of Atlanta University was a publication sent to faculty, friend and alumni of the institution; Telling of the institution's progress and present needs. This issue is January 1892, no. 33.
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