ERRATA AND ADDENDA.

LIST OF GRADUATES OF CLASS OF 1883.

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N. Y. Mary E. Gese Mary E. Gere.

N. Y. Hannah Gibson Lestie Hannah Gibson Leslie.

N. Y. Camelia M. Morgan Cornelia M. Morrell.

N. Y. Mrs. Sarah Petty Redhouse Mrs. Sarah P. Redhead.

N. Y. Joseph Lucius Seymons Joseph Lucius Seymour.

N. Y. Zilpha Villefen Zilpha Villefeu.

Penn’a Mrs. Fannie B. Annas Mrs. Fannie B. Armor.

Penn’a Chas. D. Fentemaker Chas. D. Fenstemaker.

Penn’a Hershey ⸺ Benjamin H. Hershey.

Penn’a J. H. Mushiltz J. H. Mushlitz.

Penn’a Hallis Wiley Hallie Wiley.

D. C. Olippard B. Brown Oliphant B. Brown.

D. C. Huldap J. Wise Huldah J. Wise.

W. Va. Emma B. Tavennes Emma B. Tavenner.

Ohio Alice Christianas Alice Christianar.

Tenn. Lizzie A. T. Shumand Lizzie A. F. Shumard.

Miss. Mrs. (Sillie) John Calhoon Mrs. John Calhoun.

Wis. Elizer Adeline Brown Eliza Adeline Brown.

Iowa Hattie J. Hawkinson Hattie J. Hankinson.

Mo. Mamie Langhoun Mamie Langhorn.

ADDENDA.

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Forsyth, John W., Va.

Gifford, Martha J., N. Y.

Grinnell, Mrs. J. B., Iowa.

Walker, Maria Victoria, Pa.

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