H For the Information B of Mutual Members. ' A number of the members of B the Mutuals of the town have Bj been laboring under a mistaken B idea about the lectures recently !H announced in these columns B which the Young Men's Mutual B of the West Ward is giving. It has been thought by a great B many that they were public B lectures, but that is erroneous. B They constitute a part of the 9 regular class work of the Seniors S of the West Ward and are not tV what might be termed public, -B although every young man, and B old man for that matter, is in- B vited. During the balance of the year w each Sunday night someone will lecture on the lesson given and 1 discussion will follow. However, 1 the regular opening exercises and - preliminary program will be held 1 and the classes separate to their. 1 respective rooms, and the person I chosen to handle the lesson will 1 lecture on it.