Y. M. C. A. Notes

During the week another $100 has been added to the building fund. Aboat 300 people attended the social last Friday night. It was a snocess. Owing to the special week of psayer services, the educational classes will not meet next week. The Womau's Auxiliaiy served lunch at the rirtk Tuesday night, while the election returns were being received. They netted a neat little sutn. ïhursday evening, Nov. 12, the Boston Temple Quartetto will give the second entertainment in the lyoenm course. The season tickets for the five remaining numbers are $1. The single admission tickets have been reduced tu 35 cents. The talk given by Rev. Graham Taylor at the rooms last Snnday afternoon, was one of the finest that the boys havu ever listened to. His descriptions of slum life in Chicago and the religious work that is going on there were very vivid and interesting. With nextSuaday begius the week of prayer for youug men in all lauds. Rev. J. M. Fulton, of Graad Rapids, will addrees the afteruoon meeting taking for his subject: "Samsou." In the evening he will address a Younp Men's Christiiin Association rally at the Presbyteiian churcb. Everybody is invited to attend this ineetiog. Duriug next week meetings will be held each day from 13 to 1 oVlook, aud each eveoing from 8 t;o 0 o'clock. The evening meetiui,'.s wi 1 be ■ f na evaufieliatic uatare Rer. W. . F .irest will hivo oharge the furepui f ihe week aud W. H Venu, o? i)eir it, the latter part. Oj a c juut of tb eut. itaiument at the Presbyteria i chu eb, il e Thursday evjain? meetiu ; wi ( b he.'i ïrum 7 to8.