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ST. VINCENT'S
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GAEAT SUCCESS
Educational
Cl3SS6S Held
Every Afternoon and
Evening
The classes at St. Vincent's com
munity house have aH. been resumed
after the Easter holidays.
To see the different classes which
have been formed and the many
Branches of educational work which
has been covered shows one that the
work has been a great success. Be
side these different classes, a day nur-lat
sery has been opened.
The house was opened about two
years ago and is under the direction
of the Catholic Charitable Bureaffl.
Miss Elizabeth Dailey is in charge of
all the work done. Miss Dailey has
had a great deal of experience in this
work and has proven hersedf compe
tent in every way.
The day nursery is open from 6
o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock
at night. The daily average number
of children left in the nursery is about
45. The Sisters of Charity or St. vm-
cent's hospital take care of the tots.
4 and 5 years. Miss Christine Lanava
is the teacher. In the afternoon Mrs.
J. J. Kennedy teaches the children to
play games and tells them stories.
But St- Vincent's Community house
is not only for the babies. Almost
every afternoon from 4 to 6 some
class of interest to the school chil
dren is held.
On Monday afternoon, folk dancing
and games are taught by Miss Mary
Gleason assisted by Miss Agnes
Henchy. There are about 4-0 children
in the class.
