MAINE STATE GRANGE, Continued.

-Sixth Annual Session, Portland, 1879. Bangor, 1880. 8vo. pl

-Seventh Annual Session, Waterville, 1880. Bangor, 1881. 8vo 38.

-Eighth Annual Session, Augusta, 1881. Bangor, 1882. 12m

52.

-Ninth Annual Session, Lewiston, 1882. Bangor, 1883. 12mo. p

-Tenth Annual Session, Bangor, 1883. Bangor, 1884. 12mo. pl

-Eleventh Annual Session, Houlton, 1884. Augusta, 1885. 1 pp. 80.

-Twelfth Annual Session, Augusta, 1885. Farmington, 1886. pp. 72.

-Thirteenth Annual Session, Augusta, 1886. Lewiston, 1887. 1 pp. 74.

-Fourteenth Annual Session, Skowhegan, 1887. Lewiston, 12mo. pp. 84.

-Fifteenth Annual Session, Bangor, 1888. Lewiston, 1889. 12 pp. 72.

-Sixteenth Annual Session, Belfast, 1889. Lewiston, 1890. pp. 72.

-Seventeenth Annual Session, Lewiston, 1890. Lewiston, 12mo. pp. 70.

-Eighteenth Annual Session, Skowhegan, 1891. Lewiston, 12mo. pp. 72.

-Nineteenth Annual Session, Lewiston, 1892. pp. 82.

Lewiston, 1893.

-Register of the Maine State Grange, and list of officers of sub nate granges, for 1886. Farmington: Press of Knowlton, McI & Co. 1886. 12mo. pp. 29.

MAINE STATE SEMINARY. Lewiston. 1857-73. See Bates College

MALAŃ, CÉSAR HENRI ABRAHAM. 1787-1864. Theologian, Ge
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Guests for the Marriage Supper. Translated, 1842. See Ye
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-The New Bartimius. Translated, 1843. See Yeaton, Franklin

MALECITES.

Acadian Indians near Pentagoët; also called Etechmins; pa Abenaquis tribes; at seige of Pemquit. See Charlevoix, P.

MALLERY, GARRICK.

The Fight with the Giant Witch. Am. Anthropol. 3: 65. (1890.)

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A Passamaquoddy Indian myth or folk-tale. MALTBY, JOHN. 1795-1860. Clergyman, Bangor, 1834-60. Primitive and Modern Piety. A sermon delivered in Portland, at the ordination of the Rev. Cyrus Hamlin, missionary of the A. B. C. F. M., to Constantinople, October 3, 1838. By J. Maltby, pastor of the Hammond Street church, Bangor. Bangor: E. F. Duren. Samuel S. Smith, Printer. 1838. 8vo. pp. 40.

[6268 -The Offense. Discourse delivered in Bangor and Brewer, at the request of temperance associations, March, 1839. By Rev. J. Maltby, pastor Hammond Street church. Bangor: E. F. Duren. 1839. Svo. pp. 28.

[6269 -Characteristics of the Times. A sermon preached in Bangor, on the day of the Annual Fast, Apr. 12, 1838. By J. Maltby, pastor of the Hammond Street church. Bangor: E. F. Duren. Sam. S. Smith, Printer. 1838. 8vo. pp. 30. [6270 -Impulses of Piety. Discourse preached in the Hammond Street church, Bangor, Feb. 18, 1844, by J. Maltby, pastor. Bangor: E. F. Duren. 1844. 8vo. pp. 16.

[6271 -The Error and the Correction. Sermon in Hammond Street church, Bangor, Nov. 23, 1845. Bangor: S. S. Smith, Printer. 1846. 8vo. pp. 20. [6272 -God, Our Helper. Sermon delivered at the funeral of Joseph B. Folsom, in Bucksport, Me., June 9, 1854. By J. Maltby, pastor of the Hammond Street church. Sibell & Maigne, Printers, New York. 1854. 8vo. pp. 16.

[6273 -Government. A sermon delivered in Hammond Street church, Bangor, on Sunday, July 20, 1856. By Rev. John Maltby. Published by request. Printed by S. S. Smith, 1856. 8vo. pp. 12.

[6274 -"For the Perfecting of the Saints; for the Edifying of the Body of Christ." A pattern church. By Rev. J. Maltby. Bangor: S. [6275

S. Smith, Printer. 1858. 8vo. pp. 20. -Address at quarter centennial anniversary of the Hammond Street Sunday-school, Bangor, Me. Dec. 7, 1858. Published in Bangor Times, and in the Whig and Courier, Dec. 7, 1858.

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Theme, The elements of a well constituted family, or school, or government: love, authority, obedience, piety.

-Heaven First. (Matt. 11: 33.) A sermon delivered at Portland, (State Street church) June 22, 1859, before the Maine Missionary Society, at its fifty-second anniversary. By John Maltby, pastor of the Hammond Street church, Bangor. Augusta: Elias G. Hedge & Co., Printers. 1859. 8vo. pp. 16. [6277

MALTBY, JOHN, Continued.

-Address at the quarter-centennial anniversary of his pastor Hammond Street church, Bangor, July 24, 1859, containin tory and reminiscences, published in Bangor Times, Jul 1859.

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MANAGEMENT OF THE TONGUE, AND MORAL OBSERVER (THE). wick, August, 1820. Published and Printed by Joseph C 8vo. pp. 48.

MANDEVILLE, HENRY. 1804-58. Clergyman, Mobile, Ala.

Review of his school readers. 1851. See Friend of Education

MANLEY, JOSEPH HOMAN. b. 1842. Lawyer, Augusta.

Biography. 1885. See Biog. Ency. Maine.

-How to Develope Maine. From the Kennebec Journal of O 30, 1890. 4to. Broadside. (1890.)

MANLY, BASIL, D. D. b. 1825. Clergyman, Charleston, S. C. Mercy and Judgment. A discourse containing some fragme the history of the Baptist church in Charleston, S. C. Deli by request of the corporation of said church, Sept. 23d and A. D. 1832. By Basil Manly, pastor. n. p. 1837. 8vo. pp

Biographical sketch of Rev. William Screven, formerly of Kittery, I MANN, DAVID, and family. Holden. 1890. See Porter, J. W. MANN, HORACE, LL. D. 1796-1859. Educator, Boston, Yellow Sp Ohio.

The Necessity of Education in a Republican Form of Govern 1844. See American Institute.

MANN, HORACE.

Capt. Cogan's Expedition to Pigwacket. 1722. N. E. Reg. 3 (1880.)

MANN, MISS NANCY. Castine.

Sermon on. 1799. See Mason, William.

MANNING, PRENTICE CHENEY. b. 1837. Portland.

Editor. The Semi-centennial anniversary of the Free Street tist church, Portland, Me., September 26-27, 1886. Illust 1887. 8vo. pp. viii, 88.

(Reverse.) One hundred and twenty-five copies. From the press of Thurston & Co., Portland.

MANSELL FAMILY, on Penobscot River. (1888.) See Porter, J.

MANSELL, JOSEPH. Bangor.

Affidavit. 1831. See Williamson, W. D.

MANSFIELD, DANIEL H. 1810-55. Clergyman, Bangor. Revised Edition. The American Vocalist. A selection of tunes, anthems, sentences and hymns old and new: designed for the church, the vestry, or the parlor. Adapted to every variety of metre in common use, and appropriate to every occasion where God is worshipped and men are blessed. From the compositions of Billings, Holden, Maxim, Edson, Holyoke, Read, Kimball, Morgan, Wood, Swan, &c., and eminent American authors now living, as well as from the distinguished European composers. Embracing a greater variety of music for congregations, societies, singing schools and choirs, than any other collection extant. In three parts. By D. H. Mansfield. Boston: Published by W. J. Reynolds & Co., 24 Cornhill. 1849. Long roy. 8vo. pp. xvi,

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MANSFIELD, JOHN BRAINARD. 1826-88. Author, Baltimore.

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History and description of New England. 1859. See Coolidge,

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Contains sketches of William P. Fessenden, Lot M. Morrill, James G. Blaine, John A. Peters, Sidney Perham, Frederic A. Pike.

MANSON, J. C., M. D. 1830-85.

Physician, Pittsfield.

Biographical Sketch of. 1885. See Gordon, S. C.

MANTEGAZZA, PAOLO.

Testa. A book for boys. By Paolo Mantegazza. Translated by the Italian class in Bangor, Maine, under the supervision of Luigi Ventira. Boston: D. C. Heath & Co. 1889.

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MANTER, EZRA, M. D. 1811-81. Physician, Winterport. History of Howard Lodge, No. 69, of Free and Accepted Masons, Winterport, Maine. From its organization A. D., 1857, to January 1, 1870. By P. M. E. Manter, M. D. Portland, Me.: Stephen Berry, Printer. 1874. 12mo. pp. 21. -History of Howard Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons, Winterport, Me. Continued from the end of the year 1869, at which time the former history closed. Bangor: Samuel Smith & Son, Printers. 1831. 12mo. pp. 10. [6288

MANUAL OF CONGREGATIONALISM (A). Prepared for the General ference of the Congregational churches of Maine, and re mended by that body to the consideration of the chur Portland: Hyde and Lord, 1848. 12mo. pp. 108.

MANUAL OF DEVOTION. 1852. See Allen, Joseph H.

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MANUAL OF TEMPERANCE (A), for every family who abhors the tice of drinking or selling rum, and making men drunk Written by a clergyman.

"Let all who may this little Manual read,
Regard my solemn warning and take heed;
From all intemperance you must turn with scorn,

Or rue the day that ever you were born."

Portland: Brown Thurston, Printer.

1852. 16mo. pp. 36.

MARBLE, ALBERT PRESCOTT, Ph. D. Educator, Worcester, Mass Geography of Maine: a supplement to the eclectic series of raphies. Copyright, 1880, by Van Antwerp, Bragg and (Chicago.) 4to. pp. 10. (Map and illus.)

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Contains many inaccuracies.

The same. Reprinted from the proceedings of the Worceste ciety of Antiquity for 1883. Worcester: Printed by Daniel grave, No. 442 Main Street. 1881. 8vo. pp. 22.

MARDEN, GEORGE NATHANIEL. b. 1836.

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Clergyman, Orland, F

A Sermon preached at the funeral of the Rev. Isaac Roger
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MARGARET HAINES. (A tale.) 1838. See Smith, Mrs. E. O.
MARIA'S REWARD. Portland: Shirley & Hyde. 1828. 16mo.
MARIAVILLE. Incorporated 1836.

Sermon, ordination of Rev. Wilson C. Ryder. 1830. See Gi rick, James.

MARINER'S LIBRARY (THE), or voyager's companion. Containing most popular narratives of the most popular voyages, from time of Columbus to the present day: with accounts of rem ble shipwrecks, naval adventures, the whale-fishery, &c.: whole interspersed with numerous sketches of nautical life