Pioneer And Historical Society.

Tbe twenty-fonith annual meeting of the Michigan Pioneor and Historical Society will ba held in the seuate chamber of the capítol at Lansing commencing nest Wednesday, Jnne 1, at 2 o'clock p. m. standard time, and continning throngh the afternoon of Thursday, June 2. The program will consist of mnsic, reports of the officers and committees, iDteresting bietorical papers, in terspersed witb spirited five-minnte speeches aod reminisceucences. Tbe following, with perbaps other .historica] papers are expected to be read : Preeident's Address, ex-Gov. Cyrus G. Lnce, Coldwater. "Evolution in Religions Moráis and Civil Government in tbis Country during tbe last Centary, " Jndge D. C. Walker, Capao. "The St. Joe's," Dr. Robert C. Kedzie, Agricnltnral College "Tbe Northwest dnring the Revolntion. "Charles More, Washington, D. C. "Early Days in Old Washtenaw Connty," Clandins B. Seymonr, TitnsTille, Pa. "The Early Settlers of St. Clair Connty," Mrs. Jane M. Kinney, Port Baron. "The Grand Portage Indian Reservation of Lake Superior," also "History of Brnce Township, Maoomb Connty," Geo. H. Cannon, Washington, Micb. Historical paper, Lewis H. Beeson, NÍ166. "Detroit nnder Cadillac," Clarence M. Barton, Detroit.