At Savannah, Ga., extensive repairs have been made on the Beach
Institute building.

At Thomasville, Ga., the school facilities have been increased by
moving a school building in the town, to the Connecticut Industrial
School.

At McIntosh, Ga., land and buildings have been bought for the
enlargement of this historic, successful and intensely interesting
school.

At Woodville, Ga., the church and school building which had been
nearly wrecked, first by the Charleston earthquake and then by a
cyclone, has been made solid and comfortable.

At Byron, Ga., land has been bought and preparations have been made
for a church building.

At Fairbanks, Fla., a school building and lot worth $2,500 have been
given to us by Mrs. Merrill, of Bangor, Me., on condition that we
maintain a school there.

At Marion, Ala., we have refitted a large dwelling for a greatly
needed school building.

At New Decatur, Ala., a new church building is about completed.

At Tougaloo, Miss., the large Girls' Hall, owing to the peculiarities
of the soil--alluvium, 300 feet deep--unknown when it was built, had