Church review . in the Open Hearth. The fresh air excursions nave been olgreat good to the children and themothers as well as the children fellgreat thankfulness to the kind friendswho instituted them. The flag drill on Thursday eveningsgives great delight and the serviceroom is thronged with children march-ing to music of drum and piano, wav-ing flags, and going through the man-ual, meantime singing some familiarhymn. This leads them to realize that Chris-tians are soldiers of Christ, not onlyin name, but as truly as those fightingin earthly battles. The mothers andfathers are admitted to the
Church review . in the Open Hearth. The fresh air excursions nave been olgreat good to the children and themothers as well as the children fellgreat thankfulness to the kind friendswho instituted them. The flag drill on Thursday eveningsgives great delight and the serviceroom is thronged with children march-ing to music of drum and piano, wav-ing flags, and going through the man-ual, meantime singing some familiarhymn. This leads them to realize that Chris-tians are soldiers of Christ, not onlyin name, but as truly as those fightingin earthly battles. The mothers andfathers are admitted to the side seatswhile others crowd around the doorsand pay strict attention while thesuperintendent addresses the childrenand prays for them and their families. The work of the Open Hearth is con-stantly increasing and the need oflarger and more fitting accommoda-tions is more and more felt. All lookforward to a good fall and winter workand feel more and more encouragedin the endeavor to do the work giventhem to DREAMING ON HIGH C. Y. M. C. A. NOTES. Our physical director, Mr. S. , and Mrs. Dixon, returned Mon-day September 3d from Fairport, , where they have been spendingtheir vacation. During the first week of Septemberthe gymnasium and bath rooms wereclosed and thoroughly cleaned andrepaired in preparation for the work ofthe fall and winter. The gymnasium opening will takeplace about the second week in October. The preliminary meeting of the Hill-yer Institute will be held Mondayevening, October 8th. The first termbegins October 15th. At a recent meeting of the Educa-tional committee plans were made forwork of the ensuing year. The classesand teachers will be as follows: Architectural drawing, F. W. Whi-ton; free-hand drawing, Herman Mat-zen; advanced mechanical drawing,Frank Harrington; elementary mechan-ical drawing, N. P. Work, Harold , E. R. Seward; woodv/ork(boys), N. P. Work; carpentery, Hamilton; forging, W. J. Decker;plumbing, Thomas L. Dowling
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