Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
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On the lzLn lnSt. passing Dy Railroad up the Naugatack valley through suc> cession of iourishing manufacturing vill> ages. and amid picturesque hills. cliffs, and farms, I alighted <. ths Plymouth Station near the fine new Rolling Mill sElich isc being erected there. .aoiiaiesstI Leaving the valley where the evidence !; of f, enterprise and prosperity abounds, I ascended the acelivity on the eastern slope to Plymouth center. some threesfoulhsof a mile distant. Here at au elevation of some 300 feet above the river, I found a pleasant New England village. one of tbe three villages of the town. containing on it's public square two meat achurches, Congregational and Episcopal, and two schools, one of them la boarding and day school forlyoung ladies. iLe .'.sl Hart Fe> male Seminary."s It is located in fine old mansion, the long.sims apassonage ol the village, embosomedin in ofhamentall and .ffnittrees, ahdsbasing attached dtoi it ses- .efHl acres ofolandy embracing a garden and orchard. The pleasant school rooms are at a little distanse from the Semina " home inthe Halloveffhe Congregations Lsctuie Room. The surrounding lands cape is uncommonly pictue, que and beaa- tiful. For a, mile, or two eastward the country rises considerably above the viii age site, and abont mile south is, au eminence easily accessible. some 500 feet above the bedaof the ,Napgauck, from
 whose snmmit may bsiseenlina a fue day the Sound on lhs!south, ,and many of the towns of Li.ch6eld County on ngthe west and north! bas fati iad ,1ieb e bgi9 Thus eligibly situated in a. very health. |sfal and beautiful location. its founders and friends have established this young and promising Female Seminary, with the purpose and iexpecta!inn of render ing it an institution second toanons in its substaniial value. siti lilcl hssDog sFf
 The first annual Examination and Ek. Mbllion.of this Semina,y was held on the dag before naentioned. which, in eonnec. siont aiih anumeroas Raditoi " I had ihe |pleasufe of ai,eudhngt ,aSispended in frames along the walls wefe displayed Wslh pleasing effect ditimerouss petinehs bef lCsAyOp sDfaasipg by she, pupils and | sasisty gcf ons6ne EaapsG skeiched Ihtths juvenile class sst lo 4ssvaa Al ~ Q hatle; l su Thirty or more young ladies atiired in Nhises with evergreen wseaihs, took akeit sests with theif. seaeheFs op ahs, stade. YhsGl Rev \, E. tWAErena Pastoro of the Charcl,. and sSesselaFg q. the iBoard ooi DkeeIefsaprssided and 5irecled bthe or, der ofpFpceedings.si aays ss,f .sss, rs For some three hours 1lhe, aadienee .was saiarsaigsa Ej.hsyafiops egeseises siil 70. cal and iHsisuMeAtai music, songs. solos. i. and dsstts | then speekiageof dialogues, pspd thelEeaaipg of eempoFiieps, gas Iis0f] sloRb q6 which, had been yneaIly. srrN6aed on large sheet in the form .of a, ,nes sba, Psrieallsd sEbs SsmiDssy Budsss''sl,er. ,baps an aaNaeI. N s.ls s,, sae'-.sa s,s |
 With many others Iaeas specially aras ililsd at sEilnsssiag tlle ppsxeepEiQnable pFePFiesy epd gEaesef aspSslmsplA the pupils. even to the yonngsst of, ahe juvenile class.E The exidences nf sncce.s. fnl fidelity cp the part ef he ,sacherss and et desirable pEogFeas Aypepg tlae ID, Isis were very apparsnss giving fair pro, wlss sf ahe fasgEs growth and prospfri.y
 of the school. -
 The ensuing summer te,ms $ 10 com assRess sop the 3d of, May. Ihs le,lns fol eoaFd and tuition, I unjessiand. Fe.l;bl eraI. The pupils have iAs adyaniaee .ofI lectures on Scientific subjects. and ars SYSh .o nave access to valuable library. ! doqbt hpt thai lhotS WhS Sish X aibo, soash edncaiiop &ill here sliSd \ SoSd S.I l ,haosp6eis. bright sRies, Ri fDIeasaSt E0ms and sAek tHiiiOh. counsel SHa eAklS nE WiIl It theui teF any station ih lie. and win tne DIyins blessing. for that beiISf c6ans tsy where khSSI6dg ana Bliss age efimI 1