Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1855-08-23
Pg0PA8'S AHADRMY 4
M0RRISVILLE, VT.
Board of instruction.

CHAs, Il, HEATH. A. r., Principal.
A. J. BLANCHARD, Assistant.
Miss ELLEN J. FULLER Preceptress.
MRs. A. }. BLANCHARD, Teacher of Music.
{. b. CURTIS, Teacher of Penmansbp
THIS Academy pleasantly aud conveniently located,
has been IN successful operation since e47 and recent
~ has much Increased its patronage over frmsr years 1t
Is divided into two departments, in each of which rceu
lar couse of study has been instituted and all who 90
through with either and pass satisfactory examinations
may receive diploma under the signature If the Prnci
pal and Officers OF the Corporation.
Classical Department..
In this, students are required to attend to History An
Gent Geography Latin and Greek, French Grammn,
and to read coafse The Latin and Greek Readers Ne.
liomer's Iliad, Geometry and Algebra. As
Compositions and DecIa tonsare required % 10 two
weeks during the COURSE
Scientific Department.
It h the purpose OF The Trustees make This course Of
study correspond in most respects that of the scientific
aud agricultural schools in various parts of the c"u,ty.
Arithmetic, English Grammar United States History
Constitution Of the United States. Algebra Geometry;
Survey ing Natural Philosophy, Geology Chemistry, Agr
| cultural hemstry, Book keeping, aud the Theory and
Practice of Teaching, will be taken up, each in order
Compositions and Declarations once in two weeks.
Those who prefer, take any branches Of study which
they choose to pursue, heretofore in this Academy. Bu
we earnestly urge upon both parent and pupil TO consde
The advant ges Of regular course.
Library.
Library has been formed, comprising 300 volumes
from time to time.
| Apparatus, &C.
Our Apparatus is in every respect equal and in man,
respects superior to any Northern Vermont. Ii is
cullary adapted 10 The wants Of an Academy and viii
be In constant We claim this Of the mark e.
advantages which possess over similar Institutions
We havs also full set Of Cutters Physiological Maps
Maps of the World Terrestrial and Celestial Globe, &c
Board, Terms, 80.
| The Trustees have made extensive arrangements 10
hoardin. Students at the lowest rates, viz ISL 81 to 81
Is per week, including everything except lights. Tbs
have also provided ample accommodations for such
wish 10 board themselves: course much pursued at III
school.
Terms, Expenses, &C..
The Academic year is divided into four terms Of eeve
weeks each. Fall term will commence Thursday, SCI
tenber 9Th. Winter Tenn, November %. Spring Tie m
February 81 Summer Term, May 10, Tuition for con
mon Engl sh branches will be 81, per Term fy cen
extra wilt be charged tor each higher English brRnt
studied. Latin and Greek s45o Fr'nch' $500 .Mnsi
(Piano) Sc, 90; (Eoan) 81 90. small charge will
made for use of instrument.
Public Conveyance
Stages leave Waterbury fol Morrisvle each day on Il
arrival of the Cars from The South Montpelier on Tue
DAYS and Satu days Stages from the North and West
cry other day from the West on Monday, and North
# Tuesday
Finally take pleasure in saying that We have no III
itation In recommending the Peoples Academy to
pubic and we hope il prosper as well during
coming as ii has during the p,st year
%s sSs S' rssSSsSSnHs, Prudential Co"
MoY August IL SAWS