The Chautauquan, Vol. 04, March 1884, No. 6Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
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The Chautauquan, Vol. 04, March 1884, No. 6
Chautauqua Literary and Scientific Circle
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=Ohio= (Ravenna).—The “Royal” Circle of Ravenna is one of four within
the limits of our miniature city. It is named in honor of its senior
member, Colonel Royal Taylor, who has passed his eighty-second milestone
in the journey of life. This circle was organized with but few members,
in 1880. With the additions since made it now numbers twelve, whose
average ages are fifty-two years. We meet every Friday evening, elect a
chairman who serves two weeks, each member in turn being eligible to the
position. Both the Text-Books and the questions in THE CHAUTAUQUAN are
memorized. We have an occasional essay and such appropriate reading as is
selected by a committee appointed for that purpose. Although many of our
harmonious, working little band are past the meridian of life, they are
punctual at the meetings, diligent and thorough in their lessons, enjoy
the exercises, and always have a grand good social time.
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=Ohio= (Berlin Heights).—The “Philomathean” Circle has been organized
and meets each Tuesday evening. We vary the method of conducting our
meetings; sometimes (and we find it very interesting) we have question
slips, place them in the center of the table, each one draws a question,
and then answers it. The greatest interest is manifested, and although
our number is small, we expect quite an increase next year. We expect
to spend a part of each evening in preparing the work of the White Seal
Course.
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