From the record of ’82. Held in the Hall of Philosophy in August,
1882, at 5 p. m. [This report had been overlooked, and as it
contains much that will be interesting, is here published.]
DR. VINCENT: What are the advantages of the C. L. S. C.? What are the
advantages to our homes?
A VOICE: Unity in the family, in study and spirit.
A VOICE: System of reading at home.
A VOICE: It brings good literature into the house.
A VOICE: It trains intelligent citizens in the house.
A VOICE: It saves time that would be otherwise wasted.
A VOICE: It gives pleasant subjects of thought while we are about our
daily work.
A VOICE: It promotes conversation.
A VOICE: It leads us into new lines of work.
A VOICE: It makes us more attractive to each other.