Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1870-07-29
THE FALL TERM
of this Institution will commence
On Tuesday, September 9th, 1870
AND CONTINUE TEN WEEKS.
BOARD OF INSTRUCTION

HORATIO +. SWASEY, PRINCIPAL.
Miss ROSE MCkENSEI, Preceptress.
Hiss MARY Z. PEAsE, Assistant Teacher.
Miss JENNIE TAYLOR. Teacher Instruml Music.
Miss PEAsE, Teacher of Drawing, &c
This corps comprises teachers of rare qualifca-
tons and large experience.
Miss Mckenney Is too well known to the patrons
of this school To need mention.
Miss Pease comes highly recommended by Prof.
H. III. Crutten,cn, OF New York, j. II. Webb, y.
NJ, Principal of Gorham Seminary, and others.
OF Miss Taylor, Teacher of Music, it l. enough
to say that she perfected her musical education
under Prof. H. kotzschmar of Portland, by whom
she was recommended to the Principal
With this Board OF Instruction, the Principal
feels confident that this school offers special adj
vantageS to those wishing TO secure IN education
The Course OF study for Young Ladies'
viii bc the same that pursued in the best schools
of the country, embracing Normal and Colleg-
ate Course. The Normal Course i especially de
signed 20 prepare young ladies' for teaching. The
Collegiate Course il more extensive.
Diplomas VIII be awarded 10 such rs complete
either course
The Course OF study for Young Wen
is designed to give them thorough Business Ed
Ucaton, To prepare them Tor Teaching, or TO tit
them for College.
Pupils will not be Obliged TO pursue the exact
order OF studies designated in the Course. Those
who wish 10 pursue Music or Modern Languages,
or any other branch, separately, can do so.
\ report of the study and department OF each
pupil Will be forwarded to parents at the close of
each term.
REGULATIONS.
such regulations will be made FOR the direction
and control of the gentlemen and ladies, ~ are
supposed 10 be most conducive 10 their progress
in study and their general improvement They
will bc subjected to no unpleasant restraint, un-
less they prove themselves 10 require It. The wei
fare OF each pupil, social and physical, will be
made matter Of special care.
Pupils from ont OF town, or away from home,
will command the particular attention OF the Prin-
cipSl, who will spare no pains 10 secure their hap
pncss. In case OF sickness, proper attention VIII
be given with good medical advice when required,
and with the least possible expense.
Board can be obtained i'm private families upon
reasonable terms. Those wishing 10 board them
selves will be furnished with rooms.
TulreN-English. $500
Languages, bVJ
Languages with English, 500
Bookkeeping, eco
Drawing 800
Piano Music, 1000
Use of Piano, 2W
Primary scholars, 100
\ Teachers Glass will be formed to which spe-
Cial instruction will tc given in the Theory and
Practice OF teaching, according TO most approved
methods and ia the Government of schools; and
such rs are competent 10 teach Will bc aided by
the Principal in securing situations.
school l.yceum will he organized for special
drill IN Elocuiion, Composition, &c.
A Course OF Six Lectures
will be delivered before the Lyceum upon Litcra.
ry and Scientific subjects. Names OF Lecturers 10
be announced hereafter.
Preparatory To the Fall Term. the buildings will
he thoroughly repaired, painted and papcred, and
partially rcfurnished.
IL. Il. sWAsEY, Principal.
South Paris Ne, July -, $40. CIV