The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-03-07
Bristol Academy.
Scholarship Report of the Winter Term

BASIS 100
Academicai observation-disclosures NJ Pierce, 81;
Arvlla Day, 95; Ida White, Ill Emma
Eddy,11; Libbie j Monroe, Sc; WILDER Archi-
bald, 80; Mary Harlow, 90; Truman Tucker,
80; Mary L Woodruff, 80; John Daniels, "A;
Sarah f. Wheeler, 81 Chas. W Wilds, 81; Angie
l. Stewart, 9s; Julian W Abernethy, 80; Han
nah NJ Bates, 92; Frank V Bartlett 49, Addie
Il Hallock, Sc; Herbert johnson, &c. Lotto S
Hallock, SO; Inland Hall, 81; frankie II Searles
IS; Edison Earle, 81; Ida M Bosworth, 97 Willie
II Bosworth, 81; Ella NJ Eaton, 80; Alexander
N Johns, 9s; Lottie E Benton, SO; Darius Porter,
80; Susie Munson, 81 Edward O'Neil. SO;
Ella Drake, 81; N II Munsil, 90; Ellen c
Gillett, 90; John Love- &c; Anna l.. Fuller, So;
VIM ID Smith, 81
SPECIAL REPORT OF HIGHEST CLASS RANK.
National Arfhmaic--Emma NJ Pierce. Pracfi-
cal do, Libbie Monroe. LIST Elm. Algebra
l.ibbie Monroe. 2ud do, Emma M Pierce
Sd do, Ella W Eaton. GeOmeiry, Emma M
Pierce. Spelling, Ella q Drake. English Gram
mar, Hannah Bates. Book Keeping, II
Munsill. Cesar, Lottie + Benton. Latin Gram
mar, Ella NJ Eaton. Latin Reader, Frank V
Bartlett. LIST Greek Reader, WILDER Archibald
ID do, Inland Hall, Frank V Bartlett, Lottie +
Benton. Anabass, Julian w ADernrthy, Ohas "
Wilds. geography, Emma NJ Pierce. Virgil,
Julian W Abernethy LIST Cicero, Chas W Wilds.
ID do, WILDER Archibald.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.,
Scholarship Report of the LIST and I'd Glass Rank
la Arithmetic, Wilmer II Tucker, Carlton W
Durfee. I'd do, Anna Hines, Mary Bloss.
intellectual lido, Joseph Gauthier, Nellie Averil.
list Geography, Anna NJ Hines, Minnie NJ Cook,
Frank G Archibald. lido, Nellie Averill j Joseph
Gauthier. History, Anna M Hines, Minnie NJ
Cook LIST Spelling, Wilmer II Tucker, Susia l.
Department, Anna NJ Hines, Rena Gain
Several pupils not cOmpletinp the term are not
reported. + BENTON, Principal
S 81: i. I x s Co., Assistants
New HAVEN ITEMs.-On the evening
OF March the ladies of the Congrega.
tional Society gave an oyster supper and
sociable. Age formed no distinction, but
old and young were freely blended with
the middle.aged in the large and happy
throng in attendance. The tables were
furnished with lavish liberality. Of
course fifty cents plate could not cover
the cost, but as everything, even to the
oysters, was contributed, the ladies' netted
about one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. A post office department contribu.
ted to the merriment of the occasion, but
the elderly people received most of the
letters, as was proper. The entertain.
ment was closed at late (?) hour by q
grand take.off, styled the "Chinese Or.
chestra." Only those who saw and heard
can appreciate this indescribable caricature
The winter term of Beeman Academ
closes on the 10th inst. A partial ex.
animation from Thursday morning till
Friday noon. Compositions and other
exercises on Friday afternoon. Addres.
Thursday evening, by Rev. g. Il. Ferriu
of Hinesburgh. Entertainment by the
students on Friday evening, consisting OF
declarations, Rotations, dialogues, orig
inal orations, and music. The exercise.
are all as usual, free to the public. Tn,
term has been prosperous one. Few
, changes occur from term to term, so tina
the principal classes continue without in
terruption. A larger teachers class thar
J last spring will be organized at the open
ing OF the next term, March Goth, anC
continue till May LIST, six weeks. AL
who desire to teach during the summe
will do well to avail themselves of tn
privileges of this class, The course EN-
, braces a thorough synopsis of the branche
required to be taught in our common
schools. The members of the class ma,
| enter any of the regular classes in tn
, school that they have time and qualifica
. ton for. An hour or more, each day
l will be devoted to the normal instruction
{ of the teachers class.
By an act of the Legislature, tn
Trustees of this school are authorized /
grant degrees in Normal Course.
FIRE AT PRooToRsvILLE.-About 1
: o'clock on Monday night fire was dis
covered by DR.. Parker, boarding at tn
hotel here, in Joshua Tupp's store, owne
9 by A. w, Whitcomb, clerk at the Bard
:, well house. The force pumps and hos
: from Balcomb's factory, and the promp
+ efforts OF our people, aided by hose an
y men from Duttonsville. prevented NOR
n loss than the destruction of the buildin
and its contents. The building being
. wooden one, and near the hotel, at on
j time great danger was apprehended o
d account OF that and other buildings stand
y ing near. A total loss 10 both store an
Is contents. Store insured in the Windse
% County Mutual, and goods to the amour
n IF 90 nm in Varrco,t M..t