5. Paper on “The Advantages of the Study of Grecian History.”
6. Instrumental Music.
7. Reading of Selections pertaining to Greece, from the Second Canto of “Childe Harold.”
8. Blackboard Drill on “Outlines of Grecian History,” by Rev. C. H. Merrill.
9. Question Box, Questions to be answered at next meeting.
10. C. L. S. C. Song No. 19.
11. Closing Prayer.
After the regular exercises, which began at 7:30, closing at 9, an hour was spent in a social way.
Massachusetts (Lawrence).—Immediately after the Assembly at Framingham, a meeting was called in the interests of the Circle in one of our city churches, at which its purpose and method of working were fully explained. Two circles were already in existence, and with these as a basis we put in some hard work during the month of September, securing to date forty-two new members, with more to come. Two additional circles have been formed, so that we now have four, with a total membership of about one hundred. October 1, Opening Day, was duly observed by a union Round-Table of all the circles, and a large number of invited friends. A program consisting of music and readings was given, all appropriate to the occasion. We have engaged Prof. W. C. Richards for a course of lectures in November, and shall have others from time to time through the winter. We have also arranged for a monthly union meeting, each local circle in turn conducting the exercises for the evening.