Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-12-20
Towns Revised Series Of aeadine
Books, and Yields Grammar
and Parsing Book.
To,Vn's FIRST Readsr-Topa's Second Reader
Toton's Third Raider Tora'S Fourth lead


1o,on's FIst Reader-Iolea'S second Reader
To,on's Third Raider TOFas Fourth lead.
er-Town'g Spelier and Dgfnef
THE attention of schoo. Teachers, Town Snpprn,en.
DENTS and ihe friends of education respectfully invi
tea to these valuable publications Iha ,i,pIns are fair
specimens Of the recommendations Iteshe Gu Tom County
tcally examined the above books, e'''u'F Comparing
their merits with those Of similar lTfailse,'
From Rev. F. 3. Wheeler, Superintendent u Chltenden
COuny.
cOrdall recommend it to the public A., III NY Judgment
Ufthe county. The friends Of education VIII be doing
god work in introducing ii into our slo 'e,,
From C. H. Hayden, Sup't in tfmNnl Co.
We are satisfied that their immediate SUBSTITUTION In
place of the old set would be of great Advantage 10 schO
lars aud teachers.
From Rev. L ]. Scott, Superintendent in Washington
County
After giving them his decided Preference a ays:--"I
hope they may be introduced "a extensively This State as
in Maine aud N. H."
Towns Reading Books End Yields Grammr and Pars-
ing Books are now in use in many ol le aalvmes and
select Schools in Vermont, where they 9Ve inst excellent
satisfaction Among these may be megt'oi0 The acade
mics of st. Alhans swantum Falls, Burlington Newbury
Seminary, Bradf I'd, &c.
Commendatory notices of Towns Rcadnglooks have
also been received Of Mr.. spauldng the preset ob Pre-
ccptor OF The Bakersfield SchOul NDo 50 a'Uy known
to the friends If education i'th State.
WELD'S ENGLISH grammar AND WEEDS ANA
LYING AND PARSING BOOk'
This Grammar has met with even lD'r3 arrangement
han the Publishers anticipated II s rstelVelhe decd
ed approval of mrny of the most competent saches in
New England aod elsewhere More IMAM 1000 copies
have been sold during the last Is months. ID schools
where it has been used, it his not only proFtoNcetabe
to the teacher, hnt has served to rni'f tn study of
Grammar interesting and captivating II the schlat
The following ate fair specimens OF recommendations
received hy the Publishers from gtm3n WIN have tho
roughly examined Wcld'5 system, or seen II actcally
tested in the school room Mr. Hayden, superintendent of
q mnon Schools in Franklin county says:
I" am mote 1n satisfied with the Gammara aud would
have gladly met long ago. 1t is used in pettCe to all
Dtiers in most of the academies in Mainr, New mpshe
Boston and vicinity and many of the town' Of Vanont-
1t is recommend by Rev. Mr. Newton, Gate Cuny Super
endent) Rev. Mr. Sampson, of the SwNt1n Falls Acade-
my, etc
At me ting of the Superintendent If Common Schools
in Chittendtn County, Vt, l1ltn NY IS, lS9 at Bur.
ngtan, it was voted unanimously, that T0WnsS Series u
Reading Hooks he recommended for adoption place VI
The Reading Books now in use in the public schools Of the
County.
r. B WHEELER,
Curt Common Schools in thittendpB Co.
The undersigned, as charm IN Of committee 10 revise
The series of r At Books in the County If Chttoadcn re-
comment the al Jption Of Yields English Grtnma as su
nerior 10 any nuW in in the sch us If this county.
r. b WHEELER.
Superintendent of Common Sclioosn
5af Cbuenden County.