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GENEALOGY 974.202 T47CS 1878
ANNUAL CATALOGUE
FORBES-CO BOSTON
NEW-HAMPSHIRE
Conference Se emale College.
1878.
HIRTY-FOURTH
ANNUAL CATALOGUE .
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OF THE-
NEW - HAMPSHIRE
CONFERENCE
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-AND-
FEMALE COLLEGE.
TILTON, N. H.
1878
TILTON, N. H. : Chas. F. Hill, Printer and Stationer, No. 3 Hill's Block.
Crusters.
HON. THOMAS L. TULLOCK, REV. ELISHA ADAMS, D. D., REV. REUBEN DEARBORN, REV. ELIHU SCOTT, ADDISON B. WYATT, IION. AUSTIN F. PIKE,
NATHANIEL G. LADD, M. D.,
BENJAMIN F. CASS, REV. JAMES PIKE, D. D.,
IRA E. CHASE, M.D.,
JOHN G. SINCLAIR, WILLIAM T. CASS, REV. LARNARD L. EASTMAN, *REV. LORENZO D. BARROWS, D. D., *JOHN B. NORRIS,
REV ARLANDO H. JASPER, D. D.,
WILLIAM A. HEARD, HON. C. H. EASTMAN, JOHN B. RAND, HON. HORACE J. ADAMS, JOHN HALL, ISAAC ADAMS, REV. SILAS G. KELLOGG, REV. SILAS E. QUIMBY, A. M., REV. CADFORD M. DINSMORE, A. M., REV. LUCIAN W. PRESCOTT,
REV. JOHN W. ADAMS, LORAINS BEACH, JR., STEPHEN W. CLARK, ABRAM DOLLOFF, REV. ALFRED E. DREW,
HORACE W. GILMAN,
REV. CHARLES E. HALL, A. M.,
REV. ANTHONY C. HARDY,
REV. GEORGE J. JUDKINS, A. M., GEORGE W. LANE,
J. MORRILL EMERY, HON. LEVI TAYLOR, REV. JOSEPH E. ROBBINS, REV. MORRIS W. PRINCE, REV. EDWARD C. BASS, REV. J. M. DURRELL,
RUSSELL T. NOYES, REV. LEON C. FIELD,
Washington, D. C. Concord. Salem Depot. Hampton. Tilton. Franklin. Malden, Mass. Tilton. South Newmarket. Haverhill, Mass. Littleton.
Tilton. Haverhill, Mass. Tilton. Brooklyn, N. Y. Nashua.
Sandwich.
Claremont. Concord. Lowell, Mass. East Rochester. Sandwich. Hooksett.
Tilton.
Salem Depot. Warren. Tilton. Lawrence, Mass. Portsmouth. Bristol. Lawrence, Mass.
Nashua.
Nashua. Fisherville.
Bristol.
Hampton. Suncook.
Haverhill, Mass. Plymouth. Dover. Lebanon. Haverhill, Mass. Tilton. Haverhill, Mass.
*Deceased.
Officers of th Roard
REV. O. H. JASPER, D. D.,
HON. LEVI TAYLOR, JOHN HALL, EsQ., ADDISON B. WYATT,
WILLIAM T. CASS,
PRESIDENT. FIRST VICE PRESIDENT.
SECOND VICE PRESIDENT. SECRETARY. TREASURER.
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Executive Committee.
REV. E. ADAMS, D. D.,
WM. T. CASS, BENJAMIN F. CASS,
A. B. WYATT, RUSSELL T. NOYES, REV. J. W. ADAMS.
Visitors.
REV. S. C. KEELER,
REV. G. A. MCLAUGHLIN,
CHAS. A. JEWELL, EsQ., MRS. G. J. JUDKINS,
REV. O. W. SCOTT, REV. H. WOODWARD, MRS. J. W. WALKER, MRS. GRACE MORSE.
REV. SILAS E. QUIMBY, A. M., PRESIDENT, Moral and Biblical Instruction.
REV. SYLVESTER DIXON, A. M., Mathematics and Natural Science.
WILLIAM E. SCOFIELD, A. B., Greek and Latin.
HORACE H. BEMIS, Vocal and Instrumental Music.
LUCIUS A. BUTTERFIELD, Elocution and Oratory.
CHARLES M. GLINES, Plain and Ornamental Penmanship.
ANNIE E. L. HOBBS, M. L. A., PRECEPTRESS, French and Rhetoric.
EVA J. BEEDE, M. L. A., German and Higher English.
LIZZIE A. HERRICK, M. L. A., Painting and Drawing.
BRADFORD O. McINTIRE, Assistant in English.
Gradu of 1878
female College.
CLASSICAL.
NAME.
RESIDENCE.
Bishop, Lizzie Belle
Bristol.
Cass, Martha Lillie
Tilton.
Morrill, Amoretta Olivia
Dover.
Whitney, Mary Lillie
Newport.
BELLES-LETTRES.
Emery, Anna Martha
Suncook.
Fogg, Lizzie Adella
West Hopkinton.
Gerrish, Helen Louisa
Franklin.
Ladd, Maria Frances
Ashland.
COLLEGIATE PREPARATORY.
Foss, Samuel Walter
Brown University.
Gage, Arthur Edward
Brown University.
Richardson, Louis Morton
Rochester.
Spencer, George Thompson
Hinsdale.
Wesley, John Luther
Bethlehem.
Whitney, Mary Lillie
Newport.
female College. Class of 1879.
CLASSICAL.
Adams, Mary Estelle Tilton.
Clement, Lizzie Frances Lyford, Marion E. Weeks, Mary Parker
Plymouth. Tilton.
Lake Village.
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BELLES-LETTRES.
Bean, Ellen Catharine Smith, Helen Louise
Tilton. Plymouth.
Collegiate Preparatory.
Byrne, Claudius
Toronto, O., Can.
Curtice, Saul O.
Concord.
Draper, Jason True
Tilton.
Keniston, John
Plymouth.
Kelley, Charles H.
Franklin Falls.
McIntire, Bradford O.
Haverhill, Mass.
Park, William R.
Brown University.
Pressey, Edwin S.
Hampstead.
Roberts, John Henry
Maynard, Mass.
Rogers, John William
Tilton.
Roper, Charles F.
Tilton.
Saltmarsh, George Albert
Concord.
ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC. Taylor, Norris Lincoln Lake Village.
Class of 1880. ffemale College.
CLASSICAL.
Clarke, Claribelle
Lake Village.
Calley, M. Emma
Plymouth.
Ladd, Sylvia W.
Epping.
Weeks, Annie May
Plymouth.
Weeks, May Parker
Lake Village.
BELLES-LETTRES.
Clifford, Georgia A. Tilton.
French, Florence G.
Winchendon, Mass.
Morrill, Bessie S. Northfield.
Pillsbury, Carrie S. Kingston.
Piper, Nellie Chase Tilton.
Rodgers, Hattie Waterman
Plymouth.
Sanborn, Carlota
Tilton.
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Collegiate Preparatory.
Adams, Charles Wesley
Northfield.
Davis, Olin Sylvester
Lake Village.
Draper, Jason True
Tilton.
French, Henry Hugh
Kingston.
Johnson, Orland Alpha
Lebanon.
Lyford, Amos C.
Tilton.
Nellis, Alexander S. B. Pillsbury, Fred Cutter
Brantford, O., Can.
Kingston.
* Pillsbury, Orrin Wesley
Kingston.
Ramsden, William
Lawrence, Mass.
Spencer, Charles Warren
Hinsdale.
Taylor, Harry
Tilton.
Wells, Fannie May
Belmont.
Class of 1881. ffemale College.
CLASSICAL.
Forrest, Kate
Northfield.
Osborne, Flora Gertrude Tilton.
Page, Georgia Etta
Tilton.
Wells, Fannie May
Belmont.
BELLES-LETTRES.
Bryer, Lura J.
North Groton.
Clement, Laura S. Plymouth.
Collegiate Preparatory.
Bean, Walter J.
Brentwood.
Blackman, Virgil W.
Grafton.
Cross, Edward Wyatt
Franklin.
Evans, John W.
Malden, Mass.
Fletcher, George E.
Tilton.
McGregor, Alexander
Alexandria.
Nelson, George H.
Tilton.
Phillips, Frank E.
Springfield, Mass.
Rogers, Livingstone
Tilton.
Groveton.
Soule, Edward B. Weeks, Fred P.
Plymouth.
Wheeler, George L.
Lake Village.
Whitcomb, George Herbert
Gaysville, Vt.
Young, Harry D.
Plymouth.
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ffemale College. lass of 1882.
CLASSICAL.
French, Nellie Susie
Northfield Depot.
Lang, H. Josie
Northfield.
Newell, Ida F.
Lake Village.
Sanborn, Carrie M.
Tilton.
Savage, Mary L.
Tilton.
Weeks, Lela Georgia
Plymouth.
BELLES-LETTRES.
Bowler, Nellie J.
Lake Village.
Hubbard, Hattie Mabel
Great Falls.
Plummer, Myrtie J.
Laconia.
Skerry, Stella A.
Epping.
The Preparatory Collegiate portion of this class will be formed in 1879.
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Seminarn.
NAME.
RESIDENCE.
Adams, Minnie
Bachelder, Nellie R.
Barbour, Fannie E. Barr, Anna J.
Bean, Flora O.
Belmont.
Brooks, Claribelle
Cass, Minnie Addie
Converse, Sadie H. Clarke, Lulie M.
Garmon, Addie M. Hunt, Grace L.
Hunkins, Nellie E.
Leighton, Nellie A.
Morse, Lizzie Ella
Moulton, May R.
Nelson, Nellie B.
Osgood, Bessie A.
Page, Nora I. Page, Sarah K.
Tilton. Dover.
Patterson, Henrietta C.
Richardson, Ella F.
Sanborn, Marilla M.
Sanborn, Mary J.
Danville.
Sanborn, Nora L.
Tilton.
Tilton.
Franklin.
Sanbornton.
Shute, Mattie Ella Swift, S. Katie
Stockbridge, Vt.
Sleeper, Eva L.
Bristol.
Thompson, Anda L.
Tilton.
Towns, R. Addie
Tilton.
Tilton. Sanbornton. East Epping. Plaistow.
Lake Village. Tilton. Newport.
Sandwich. Tilton. Springfield, Mass. South Groveton. Franklin Falls. Milwaukee, Wis.
Tilton. Canterbury. Sanbornton.
East Tilton. Lyndeborough. Tilton.
Savage, Ada H. Shaw, Grace A.
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Vose, Nellie M. Walker, Candace M. Washburne, Bertha L. Weare, Lydia E. Wells, Julia E. Whitney, Clara M.
Bristol. Bow. Franklin Falls. East Andover. East Canaan. Newport.
Bates, Herbert T. Brodhead, George M.
Cairns, James Cass, Arthur T.
Clarke, Samuel C.
Colby, Emmons C.
Crockett, Charles H.
Crowell, James S.
Davis, Daniel William
*Dixon, Roscoe Sylvester Durgin, Charles E. English, William D. Eaton, D. Emery
Fernald, Robert P.
Fletcher, Thomas E. Forrest, Samuel Fowler, George Pierce
French, Elmer E. French, Herbert B.
Hadley, Willis A. Hill, Herbert W.
Rye. Tilton. Franklin Falls.
Hoyt, Edwin P.
Hoyt, Frank M. Ingalls, Fred W.
Newington.
Canterbury.
Ingalls, George H.
Jenkins, George Jones, Herbert A. ¡Lamprey, Albert E. Lyford, Albert G. Newman, B.
Noyes, Frederic
Malden, Mass. Wesleyan University. Gilmanton. Tilton. Lake Village.
Hooksett. Sanbornton. Ayers Village, Mass. East Tilton.
Tilton. East Tilton. Dartmouth College. Meredith. Salmon Falls.
Tilton.
Northfield. Washington. Manchester. Sanbornton.
Canterbury. Franklin Falls.
Lake Village. Lawrence, Mass. Tilton.
Washington. Lowell, Mass.
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Parsons, Thomas W.
Rye.
Page, Hermen
Tilton.
Perkins, Fred B.
Tilton.
Perkins, Ned W.
Tilton.
Piper, Elmer I.
Tilton.
Phelps, Frank J.
Tilton.
Plummer, Clarence W.
Tilton.
Quimby, Clarence E.
Tilton.
Sanborn, Ford T.
Tilton.
Sanborn, H. Herbert
Tilton.
Sargent, Clarence A.
Manchester.
Sargent, John M.
Belmont.
Shaw, Frank M.
Northfield.
Stevens, Ernest W.
Salisbury.
Sweatt, John W.
Belmont.
Tilton, Alfred Edwin
Tilton.
Towle, Frank
Hampton.
Wadleigh, Thomas L.
Meredith Village.
Wardwell, Charles J. A.
Lake Village.
Wardwell, Charles W.
Concord.
Wells, Thomas D).
Belmont.
+174
Commercia Department
Bates, Herbert T.
Page, Hermen
Cass, Arthur T.
Clark, Samuel C.
Colby, Emmons C.
Plummer, Clarence W. Sargent, Clarence A.
Crockett, Charles H.
Soule, Edwin B.
Crowell, James S.
Tilton, Alfred E.
Durgin, Charles E.
Wells, Thomas D.
Fernald, Robert P.
Bean, Flora O.
Forrest, Samuel
French, Florence G.
Fowler, George P.
Hubbard, Hattie M.
French, Elmer E.
Leighton, Nellie A.
Ingalls, George H.
Morse, Lizzie E.
Jones, Herbert A.
Nelson, Nellie B.
Lyford, Albert G. Page, Sarah K.
Nelson, George H.
Plummer, Myrtie J.
Newman, B.
Whitney, Clara M.
Instrument Music.
Adams, Minnie
Beede, Eva J.
Cass, Minnie A.
French, Florence G.
Weeks, Mary P. Cass, Arthur T. *Dixon, Roscoe S. Eaton, D. Emery Phillips, Frank E.
Guile, Belle Ladd, Sylvia W. Quimby, Clarence E.
Lyford, Marion E. Sargent, Clarence A.
Sargent, John M.
Plummer, Myrtie J. Swift, S. Katie
Wheeler, George L.
Washburne, Bertha
Parsons, Thomas W.
Vocal My
In consequence of the death of Mr. Pillsbury, the following list comprises only the Fall Term, 1878.
Barr, Anna J.
Draper, Jason T.
Beede, Eva J.
French, Henry H.
Forrest, Kate
Goodrich, Benjamin A.
Ladd, Sylvia W.
Kelley, Charles H.
Moulton, May R.
McIntire, Bradford O.
Pillsbury, Carrie S.
Plummer, Myrtie J.
Quimby, Clarence E. Rogers, Livingstone
Rodgers, Hattie W.
Rogers, John W.
Shaw, Grace
Roper, Charles F.
Swift, S. Katie Wells, F. May
Sargent, Clarence A.
Whitcomb, George H.
Abbott, Belle L. Adams, Sadie Avery, Addie Avery, Lucy B. Bushey, Josie B.
Whitney, Clara M.
Adams, Charles
Adams, Frank N.
Cairns, James
Carroll, Edward
Barr, Anna J. Ferretter, Maggie
Carroll, Patrick Crockett, Charles H.
McDonald, Katie F.
Cross, Edward W.
Dearborn, Byron P.
Fletcher, John French, Herbert B.
McDowell, Nora B. Morse, Lizzie Page, Sarah K. Plummer, Myrtie J. Sanborn, Marilla M. Skerrye, Stella A.
Fowler, George P. Hill, Herbert W. Ingalls, Fred W.
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Ingalls, George H.
Phillips, Frank E.
Jones, Claudie W. P.
Quimby, Carl Noyes Roberts, John H.
Keniston, John Kelley, Charles H.
Sargent, Clarence A.
Lane, C. E.
Staples, Frank A.
Liberty, Yosub A.
Nelson, George H.
Spencer, George T. Tilton, Allie E.
Chealonical Class.
Byrne, Claudius
Blackman, Virgil W.
Cairns, James
Curtice, Saul O.
French, Henry H.
Foss, Samuel W.
Roper, Charles F.
Hadley, Willis A.
Spencer, George T.
McGregor, Alexander
Spencer, Charles W.
McIntire, Bradford O. Wesley, John L.
Nellis, Alexander S. B.
Wheeler, George L.
Phillips, Frank E. Pillsbury, Fred C. *Pillsbury, Orrin W. Ramsden, William A. Roberts, Johh H.
* Deceased.
t Dismissed.
Class of 1878, I3
Class of 1879, 18
Class of 1880, 25
Class of 1881, 20
Class of 1882, IO
Seminary, 89
Commercial, 32
Music, 40
Penmanship, 42
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Theological,
Total in Departments, 310
Winter Term, I20
Spring Term, 103
Fall Term, 104
Total by Terms, 327
Different Students, . 194
Courses Q
FEMALE COLLEGE.
Preparatory Studies.
Reading, Spelling, Mental and Written Arithmetic, English Grammar and Analysis, Descriptive and Physical Geography, United States History, One term Elementary Algebra.
CLASSICAL.
FIRST YEAR.
FALL TERM.
Latin Grammar and Reader, Harkness. Algebra, Olney. Comings. Physiology,
WINTER TERM.
Latin Reader,
Geometry,
Natural History,
Harkness. Greenleaf. Hooker.
JUNIOR YEAR. FALL TERM.
§ Sallust's Cataline,
Harkness.
¿ Cicero,
Harkness.
University Algebra, Olney.
L'Allemange,
Mme. de Stael.
WINTER TERM.
Cicero,
Harkness.
Mental Philosophy, Upham.
Racine,
Fasquelle.
SPRING TERM.
Horace,
Lincoln.
French Conversation.
Political Economy,
Astronomy, Peabody.
SENIOR YEAR. FALL TERM.
Logic,
True.
Trigonometry,
Loomis.
English Literature, Shaw.
German Grammar, Otto.
WINTER TERM.
Science of Government, Alden.
Moral Science,
Wayland.
German Reader,
Otto.
Rhetoric, Quackenbos.
SPRING TERM.
Virgil,
Frieze.
Rhetoric,
Blair.
Charles XII,
Voltaire.
Evidences of Christianity, Hopkins.
Geology,
Dana.
William Tell,
Schiller.
BELLES-LETTRES. This course is the same as the Classical, with the omission of the Latin.
COLLEGIATE PREPARATORY.
The studies preparatory to this course are the same as those in the Female College.
SPRING TERM.
Cæsar,
Geometry,
Harkness.
Greenleaf.
Botany, Wood.
SECOND YEAR.
FALL TERM.
Cæsar,
French Grammar,
Harkness. Otto.
Chemistry, Youmans.
WINTER TERM.
Virgil,
Frieze.
French Reader,
Otto.
General History.
SPRING TERM.
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FIRST YEAR.
FALL TERM.
Latin Grammar and Reader, Harkness. Natural Philosophy,
Physiology,
Norton. Comings.
WINTER TERM.
Latin Reader, Geometry,
Harkness. Greenleaf. Olney.
Elementary Algebra,
SPRING TERM.
Cæsar, ( Greek Grammar, ¿ Greek Lessons, Geometry,
Harkness. Goodwin. White.
Greenleaf.
SECOND YEAR.
FALL TERM.
Cæsar,
Harkness.
Greek Lessons, White.
§ Ancient Geography. ¿Mythology. +French Grammar,
Otto.
Chemistry,
Youmans.
WINTER TERM.
Virgil,
Frieze.
Greek Prose Composition,
Jones.
+Optional.
ENGLISH SCIENTIFIC.
Preparatory Studies.
Reading, Spelling, Mental and Written Arithmetic, English Grammar, U. S. History. FIRST YEAR. Mental Philosophy, Upham. FALL TERM. Geometry, Greenleaf.
Natural Philosophy, Norton.
Arithmetical Problems.
Physical Geography.
WINTER TERM.
Analysis,
Greene.
Elementary Algebra, Olney.
Book-keeping, Bryant & Stratton. SPRING TERM.
Elementary Algebra, Olvey.
Geometry, Greenleaf.
Botany, Wood.
SECOND YEAR.
FALL TERM.
Physiology, Comings.
University Algebra, Olney.
Chemistry, Youmans.
WINTER TERM.
Rhetoric, Quackenbos.
Greek Lessons, Anabasis, Rhetoric,
White. Goodırin. Quackenbos.
+French Reader, Otto.
SPRING TERM.
Virgil,
Frieze.
Anabasis,
Goodwin.
University Algebra, Olney.
THIRD YEAR.
FALL TERM.
Sallust's Cataline,
Harkness.
Cicero,
Harkness.
Anabasis, Goodwin.
+German Grammar,
Otto.
+Cato Major.
WINTER TERM.
Cicero,
Harkness.
+German Reader,
Otto.
§ Greek History,
Smith.
Smith.
Roman History, Iliad, Oren.
SPRING TERM.
Virgil, Georics and Bucolics, Stuart.
Latin Prose Composition,
Harkness.
Geology, Steele.
Political Economy.
THIRD YEAR.
FALL TERM.
+Logic, True.
Trigonometry,
English Literature,
Loomis.
Shar.
WINTER TERM.
Natural History, Hooker.
Moral Science, Wayland.
Science of Government, Alden.
+General History.
SPRING TERM.
+Rhetoric,
Blair.
Evidences of Christianity,
Surveying,
Hopkins.
Robinson.
+Or German.
SPRING TERM. .
Astronomy, Peabody.
Herodotus,
Tyler.
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TEXT BOOKS.
In addition to those mentioned in the Courses of Study, the following books are used for recitation or reference : Spier's French Lexicon, Liddell & Scott's Greek Lexicon, Andrews' Latin Lexicon, Adler's German Lexicon, Anthon's or Smith's Classical Dictionary, Long's Ancient Atlas, Doderlein's Latin Synonyms, Worcester's or Webster's Dictionary, Roget's Thesaurus of English Words, Butterfield's Manual of Elocution, Mitchell's Manual of Elocution, Munroe's Vocal and Physical Culture, Rolfe's Shakespeare, Hud- son's Classical Reader, Westlake's Three Thousand Words, and Harper's Geography.
partment.
FIRST YEAR.
New England Conservatory Method, Plaidy's Technical Studies, Czerny's 100 Progressive Studies, op. 139, Duvernoy's Studies in Mechanism, Krause, op. 2 and 4, Bertini's 25 Studies, op. 29, Kohler's School of Velocity, in 2 books, Czerny's School of Veloc- ity, books 1 and 2, William Mason's Accent Exercises.
SECOND YEAR.
Czerny's Studies on the Art of Developing the Fingers, op. 740, books 1 and 2, Czerny's School of Velocity, books 3 and 4, Kohler's Special Studies, books 1 and 2, Clementi's Preludes and Exercises, Myer's Studies, op. 61, Nos. 1 and 2, Kohler's Classical School, Nos. I to 6, S. Heller's Studies, op. 46, Nos. I and 2 : do. p. 27, Voice Culture or Organ.
THIRD YEAR.
A. N. Johnson's Thorough-Bass and Harmony, Czerny's Stud- ies on the Art of developing the Fingers, op. 740, books 3, 4, 5 and 6, Carmer's Studies, Moschles' Studies, op. 70, books 1 and 2, Clementi's Gradus and Parnassum, Voice Culture or Organ.
Pieces will be given throughout, suitable for the improvement of expression and style.
VOICE CULTURE.
Bassini's Art of Singing, Concone's Exercises.
NEW-HAMPSHIRE Conference Seminary and female College.
LOCATION.
This Seminary is located at TILTON, N. H., on the Boston, Con- cord and Montreal Railroad, eighteen miles north of Concord, and thirty miles south of Plymouth. It is distant four miles from Franklin, on the Northern Railroad, to which place a coach runs twice each day. It is in the central part of the State, easy of access, and less than four hours distant from Boston.
ADMISSION.
All candidates for admission are expected to be prepared to give satisfactory evidence of good moral character. Students who desire to enter any of the regular graduating courses are examined in the studies preparatory to the course. Candidates for advanced standing are examined in the studies that have been pursued by the class which they propose to enter, or others equivalent to them. Students are not passed from term to term except after an exami- nation before a committee and by vote of the Faculty.
Those who do not desire to complete a regular course can join such classes as are adapted to their attainments. Special classes are always formed for their accommodation when there is a suf- ficient call.
COURSES OF STUDY.
There are six regularly established courses of study : the Class- ical, Belles- Lettres, Collegiate Preparatory, English Scientific, Commercial, and Music. Diplomas are awarded to students com- pleting either course. Instruction is also given in Methods of Teaching, Drawing and Painting, Penmanship, Theology and El- ocution.
The Classical Department of the Female College
Is designed to afford young ladies a thorough, systematic, and lib- eral education, and extends over four years.
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The Belles-Lettres Department
Omits the Latin, and can be completed in three years.
The Institution being a Chartered College is authorized to con- fer Degrees on ladies completing either of the above courses.
The Collegiate Preparatory Department.
By recent vote of the Trustees, the requirements in this course have been increased, and pupils will be thoroughly prepared for any New England College or University.
The English Scientific Department
Is designed for young men who do not desire to pursue the class- ics, and it prepares for general business vocations.
The Commercial Department
Furnishes a thorough course of instruction in Book-keeping, in ad- dition to the common English branches. Persons having a good common school education can finish the course in one year. In a single term, it is designed to impart such a knowledge of Book- keeping-single and double entry-as to meet the wants of most who pursue this study. For those who desire to prosecute the special study of Book-keeping still farther, provision is made for two additional terms of study, in which the whole subject is thoroughly canvassed as it relates to larger business houses and to banking. Commercial calculations, business rules, and commer- cial law constitute an essential part of the last two terms of the course.
The Department of Music
Affords superior facilities to those who desire thorough instruction and practice in Instrumental and Vocal Music. · The Professor in charge, has had a thorough musical education, and nine years suc- cessful experience in teaching. The course embraces three years, and diplomas are awarded to those who satisfactorily complete it. The pupils are furnished with good pianos for practice. -
The Ornamental Department
Is in charge of an accomplished Artist. Superior instruction is afforded in all the branches ; and ample facilities offered in Geo- metrical, Free-hand and Perspective Drawing, so frequently required of teachers in our common schools.
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PENMANSHIP
Is taught by one who has made it a specialty for twenty-seven years.
NORMAL.
Instruction will be given in Methods of Teaching whenever a sufficient number desire a class.
A Theological Class
Is formed every term, and rudimentary instruction is given in Theology and such other studies and exercises as will aid minis- terial candidates in forming their first habits of critical Scripture study and speaking, as well as in all their future professional stud- ies, in or out of schools. But the class is in no sense a substitute for Collegiate, or more extended Theological learning.
ELOCUTION.
A class in Vocal and Physical Culture, under the care of the President, meets four times a week. Prof. Butterfield visits the school each term to give special instruction to those who desire.
The Ladd Professorship.
N. G. LADD, M. D., of Malden, Mass., has made a generous bequest of ten thousand dollars, as the foundation of a chair of Social, Moral and Biblical Learning. Awaiting the availibility of this gift, the New Hampshire Conference has united with the Trustees to assist in maintaining this chair. The President, who fills this Professorship, gives daily instruction in manners, morals, business habits, health, current events, and the formation of char- acter. A Scripture lesson is read every day and briefly discussed by the whole school.
Rhetorical Exercises.
Five compositions and five declamations are required per term of each student. Persons can join the public or private classes as they prefer.
The Government
Aims to be as near after the model of a well regulated family as is possible in a Boarding-School. All the boarding pupils are under the immediate and personal care of the Faculty, and those who room elsewhere are held strictly amenable to the laws of the
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school. All the prohibitions and requirements usually found in a well regulated institution of learning are enforced. Persons who have not sufficient self-control or self-respect to enable them to conform to the usages of good society, the principles of right, or necessary prudential regulations, are not desired as students.
Literary Societies.
There are two well conducted Literary Societies for gentlemen : the "V. A. S.", and the "United Panoplian"; and in the Female College one for ladies : the "Ladies' Literary". There is also a so- ciety, the "Callilogean", where both ladies and gentlemen mee under the supervision of some one or more of the Faculty. All meetings of the Literary Societies and all public exercises of the students are subject to the control of the President. No Society is allowed to hold its meetings oftener than once in two weeks, nor to continue its sessions later than half past nine o'clock, P. M.
LIBRARY.
The Library affords scientific, historic, poetic, governmental and popular reading matter, and is accessible to all members of the In- stitution, free of charge. Contributions in money or books are respectfully solicited.
Reading Room.
The Reading room, to which students have free and daily ac- cess, is liberally supplied with literary, political and religious newspapers and periodicals, and affords an opportunity for am- ple information upon the current news and literature of the day.
Special thanks are due several parties and publishers who have kindly contributed to our Reading Room without expense to us.
Prescott Cabinet.
The Institution has a large, valuable and beautifully arranged Cabinet of Shells, Minerals and Fossils, together with various other specimens appropriate to the illustration of Geology, and Natural History ; also, Globes for Astronomy and Geography, and a Skeleton and Charts for Physiology.
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PRIZES.
Through the kindness of friends, four prizes are offered this year.
A prize will be awarded to that lady who shall excel in Declama- tion.
A prize will be awarded to that gentleman who shall excel in Declamation.
The contest for these two will take place at the close of the Fall Term.
A prize will be awarded to that person who shall pass the best written examination in the Latin language.
A prize will be awarded to that person who shall pass the best written examination in the Greek language.
SCHOLARSHIPS.
The Class of 1876 has entered into a compact to establish a scholarship to admit some meritorious person free of charge. They have placed on interest a handsome sum for that purpose, and will increase it to the requisite amount. It is hoped that other classes will follow their example.
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