Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-07-26
THE BURLINGTON VT. PRESS +
VERMONT
Episcopal Institute,
BURLINGTON, VT
q THE NINETEENTH YEAR,

I
Founded by Bishop JOHN II. HorkrSs, D.. LID,
! IN 1850. and conducted by his son, the Rev.
| THKo. A. HOPKINS, A. NJ, Ger since.
q THE NINETEENTH YEAR,
val Open Wednesday SEPTEMBER Is, 1873
/. The school year is of about ten months
First half year, 2i weeks September is, ISIS.
to February Is, 1873.
Second halt year. (ll weeks from February
Is, to July /, 1879.
J. vacation of three weeks occurs at the Christ
mas season, December 20 1873.
3. TERMS: Ca) For Toys between 10 and %
years of age, $4,000 per
half year.
B.) For those between 10 and
Is years, $l6e 20 per half
(c) For those between Is and
10 years. sl75.Oo per half
year.
a. There are certain scholar
ships for boys from Yer
mont at a reduction.
(e.) Special terms for sons Of
Clergyme1.
These sums are payable semi-annually in advance
they are the full charge for boarding, washing,
iuel lights, Judgement tiniurnished room and the
use OF Military arms and accoutrements, and for TN
1901 IN everything taught in the institution except
instrumental music
4. The L. s. Military Drill Is regularly sustain
ed, excepting in cold weather. Grounds comprise
100 acres including safe beach on Lake Champlan.
Best Of bathing, etc.
5. The board o. Instruction consists of the Prin
ciple and i've other highly trained teachers resi-
dent with him, gentlemen who graduates of
colleges, and who have had ripe experience in
teaching
6. Pupils are admitted at any time If there be
vacancy. All who enter are expected TO stay. at
least till the end of the school year EARLY engage-
ments and prompt attendance is earnestly urged
Pupils are charged for only from date OF entrance
For Catalogues containing all details. address.
REV. THO. A. HOPKINS, A. NJ. PRIHciPLE..
BURLINGTON, Vt
The Rev. 7. A. Hopkins has been tho only Prin-
cipal Of this School. for eighteen years.
Pupils have come to this School from the follow
ins states:
slaine kentucky.
New Hampshire, tennessee,
Vermont, Mississippi,
Massachusetts Arkansas.
Rhode Island, North Carolina
Connecticut. South Carolina,
Now York, Georgia.
Pennsylvania, Florida
Maryland Louisiana,
Ohio. California,
Illinois, Oregon,
Wisconsin, Washington, II. C.,
Missouri, % boys from 81. Cuba, West Indies,
Louis alone, Canada,
Minnesota, Buenos Ayres. South
America.
Many pupils have gone from this School to enter
almost every honorable walk in life without going
to College at all. The Largest proportion Of them
have entered upon business career. But very
many others have entered the following Collsges.
Harvard College. Mass. Bethlehem College, Penn.
Yale College, Conn. Knox College, Illinois.
Bowdoin College. Maine. Racine College, wiscon-
sin.
Dartmouth College, N II. Washington University,
University of VermontV VT. St. Louis, Mo.
Middlebury College, Vt. Rutgers College. New
Jersey.
College OF physicians and Princeton College. do
Surgeons. In the medical The University Of Geor-
Department, of Col gia.
lumbia College. New ST Stephens College,
York City. Anuandale, N. Y,
Trinity College Conn. and especially the
Hobart College, N. y. US. Military Acad-
Williams College, Mass envy, at West Point
Columbia College New NY.
York CITY. L. s. Naval School. at
June Swltamim Annapolis, Md.