Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-27
PELIER, VERMONT, ls49.
Towns Revised Series of Reading
Books, and Yields Grammar
and parsing Book.

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Town's FIRST Reader-7Owns Second Reader
IOtOn's Third Raider Totcn's Fourth Read
er--1OUn's Spetisr and Defaer.
11HE attention OF schoo Teachers Town suprrinten.
dents, aud The friends If education 10 pectfy invi
led to these valuable publications. The following are fair
sprcIm Of the accommodations received frum County
superintendent Teaches academies WIN chi
caly examined the above books, carefully comparing
their merits with those Of similar lr-ntses.
From Rev. +. b. Wheeler, Sup rntundent in Chttenden
County.
consider the series OF great excellence, and most
ooFdlal recommend it to the public "a, In my Judgment
vastly superior ANY nw in use in the common schools
ufthe county. The friends If education VIII BIZ dung
cd work in introducing it into Unt schoUl'
From e. Il. liza, den, Supt IN Frnklin Go.
We ARE satsh d tht tlleir mnediIti substitution IN
place Of the old set would BIZ of great ndvant To scho
lars and Teachers.
From Rev. L J. Scott, Superintendent in Washington
Cuhuty.
Alter giving them his decided preference, he says @
hope they may be introduced a. extensively in this State rs
in haue and H."
ing books are now in in many Of the academies aud
select Schools in Vermont, where They give most excellent
snsfictiOn. Am ng tn se " he mentioned the acade
mesm It. Allmns Swantum Falls, Burlington, Newbury
Comm .ndatoy notices of Tnwn's Reading Rocks hive
lsn been received Of Mr. spaGding the present able Pre-
.cptor of the Baker Id Schu who is favOraby known
| "a the friends # education in ths state.
WELU'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR AND YIELDS ANA.
| LYING AND PAaSING BOOK.
This Grammar has met with even more elfcGuTage
han the publishers anticipated. 1t has received the decd
I'd approval If many Of the most compel mt teachers in
NV England AID elsewhere More than $4,000 copies
haYd Been sud during the last ID months In schools
where it has used il hs MT only proved acceptable
10 the tearh.r but has served to render the study Of
Grammar interesting and captivating IL the scholar
| The slowing fir sp 'rimius Of recommendation
received by III publishers trin gent men who have thr
NV examined YIELDS system, or sern It practically
tested in IN houl 70 Mr.. Hyden, Superintendent
ii,mn'n ssch nls in r..n Kiln county says:
81 nm m ne thln satsi q WI" ~" "famm't' anu W1u
have 81 div it long 1t is used in prrIv e 10 "
others in most of tbs academies in Maint, New Hampshire
Boston and vicinity AMI many uf the tnwn> of Nrr mt
1t is rec nlm nd Ivy Rev Mr.. Newton Qate County Snpsr
endsnt) Rev Nj Sampson, If The swant1n Falls Acade
my, etc
At me, ting Of the Sl1erintendent+ Of Common School
in Chiltyndon County, VI, holden Nov. 10, 1919, at Bu
ngt m it voted I'm uinunsly, THAI Towns Series
4 aiding Hu. Ks he recommended for adoption in place
the Reading Books in use in the public schools Of tn
County. 49,,
Cunt Common Schools in t'hIenden Co.
Tha unlerslgna d. A. cltrmn Of committee To- reVlI
tn SERIES of 1t Bu,k| in the NouIty of Chuehlen, II
comment the adoption of YIELDS English Grammar as ST
peror to any now in in th3 schpos Of this county
F. b WHEELER
Superintendent Of Common Schools in
51if Chittenden County