Collection for the Haskell Home.
By S. H. Lane
For the last two or three years, as all the readers of the Review understand, collections have been taken up for the Haskell Home for the support of the orphans. The Sabbath-schools have kindly given all the money donated to the schools the first Sabbaths in October and April; and as our entire church-membership feels a deep and an abiding interest in the orphans at the home, many have given liberally on the dates mentioned. Sabbath, October 5, is the time for the regular collection, and we trust our friends everywhere will remember the orphans. The writer has been called to the Orphans’ Home several times during the last year to hold meetings with the children, and has become intensely interested in the work being carried on in that institution; and although our institutions are accomplishing a wonderful work, the Haskell Home is behind none of them in its training. Could our people throughout the field see and understand in regard to the work being carried on at the Haskell Home, the donation indeed would be a liberal one; so we trust all will plan to give a large donation to the Sabbath-school, October 5. More about this matter will appear in next week’s Review, and should you not receive next week’s Review in time, be sure to give liberally, for we can assure every reader that the work carried on is a wonderful one. S. H. Lane.