NOBLE, Annette Lucile, author, born in Albion, Orleans County, New York, 12 July, 1844. She was graduated at Phipps Union seminary, Albion, in 1863, and has contributed largely t0 magazines and journals. Her stories have been translated into several languages, and her books for the young have had a large circulation in Holland. She is the author of "Eleanor Willoughby" (Boston, 1870); "St. Augustine's Ladder" (1872); "Judge Branard's Infantry" (Philadelphia, 1873); "Under Shelter" (New York, 1876); "Out of the Way" (1877); "The Queer [louse in Rugby Court" (1878); "Silas Gower's Daughters" (1878); "Uncle Jack's Executors" (1880) ; "Eunice Lathrop, Spinster" (1881) ; "How Billy went up in the World" (1883); "Miss Janet's Old House" (1884); "The Professor's Girls" (1885), with a sequel (1888); "Dave Narquand" (1886); and "After the Failure" (Philadelphia, 1887).