A memorial and biographical history of the coast counties of Central California : illustrated : containing a history of this important section of the Pacific coast from the earliest period of its discovery to the present time, together with glimpses of its auspicious future, illustrations and full-page portraits of some of its eminent men, and biographical mention of many of its pioneers, and prominent citizens of to-day . d bish-ops, $143,363; conference claimants, 4,889;number of Sunday-schools, 230; number ofschohrs, 19,919; number of volumes inlibraries, ; money raised for all pur-po
A memorial and biographical history of the coast counties of Central California : illustrated : containing a history of this important section of the Pacific coast from the earliest period of its discovery to the present time, together with glimpses of its auspicious future, illustrations and full-page portraits of some of its eminent men, and biographical mention of many of its pioneers, and prominent citizens of to-day . d bish-ops, $143,363; conference claimants, 4,889;number of Sunday-schools, 230; number ofschohrs, 19,919; number of volumes inlibraries, ; money raised for all pur-poses, $318,189. The Womens Christian Temperance Unionof the State held its annualj SummerSchool of Method for 1892, at PacificGrove, from July 14 to 20, and was largelyattended; and a very elaborate and interest-ing programme was discussed. The State officers of the Union are: , president; Mrs. Dorcas , corresponding secretary; Mrs. Brown, recording secretary; Mrs. EmilyHoppin, treasurer. Instructor, Mrs. MaryAllen West, of Chicago. Musical conductor,Mrs. A. M. Hilliker. Official reporter, G. C. Edholm. Pacific Ensign: Editor, Mrs. Ada VanPelt; manager, Mrs. D. J. Spencer; secre-tary, Miss Julia French. There are three church organizations inPacific Grove, namely: Methodist, Congre-gational and Episcopalian. Assembly Hall,the place of worship of the Methodists, was o k; o >. MONTEREY COUNTr. built by the Pacific Grove Retreat Associa-tion, at a cost of $25,000. Tlje Pacific Im-provement Company donated $10,000 incash, and, besides, eight central lots, uponwhich the hall is located. Several individualsgave large amounts, and the citizens ofPacific Grove and its property owners,some of whom lived elsewhere, gave thebalance to make up the above sum amounts were given with the expressunderstanding that this edifice was to beowned by the association and used for themeeting of all religious and educational as-semblies which come t
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