The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-08-28
EXTRAS.

Greek, Latin, German, and Instrumental
Music. The instrumental Music includes
Organ, Piano, and Violin.
Unwilling, disobedient, and rebclliOus pa.
pills not wanted at any price.
Boarders have the benefits OF instruction at
nlghtas wellas day. OursehOolmsans earnest
devotion TO business, and carelesspcss, indO.
lence, and laziness will feel very uneomioria-
BILE with Us. Pupils should by all means be.
gin and end with the year. No farmer could
expect good crop by shortening the natural
time for its maturity. Whenthe pupil 5 mind
is in an educatiye line it should not be STONED
or disturbed il possible to avoid it.
The scholastic year of lSs0-sl begins Sen.
TENDER It'll, 1880 and continues 40 weeks.
Pupils ehargeable TO end of term Of 20 weeks
wherein they are attending; the % term be-
ginning the last OF January.
The following brief notices are from "The
American Sentinel and "The Democratic
Advocate both dated Westminster, June
10Th, 1880;
PUBLIC ExANISATIoS.-Iast week a public exam.
nation Of the school Of Prof ,. X. Buell. OF this city
was held II was our good fortune 10 be present ~
about an hour on Thursday afternoon, and Il the
work done there was a fair sample 81 what tle
scholar could do IN the other branches aud We
have no reason 10 doubt IT, Prof Buell. has school
81 Is well-drillcfl scholars as we ever mel gitt
Iromiseuuus questions were asked In arithmetic b,
ule visitors, original aud from the book the answer,
we're gwen ct worked out on the black boari
promptly and without mistake. In questions on dis
count We Wore amused 10 see the girls putting in III,
ihIee days OF grace while one little fellow not NOR,
than 10 years OF age apparently worked ont snm il
compound proportion that We cunhden not one
man IN ten could begin To do INLAND prof uueiI
y evidently conscientious worker and the result %
sne pat years work mus ba highly gratifying 4
himself as wen as the parents Of his pupils
EXAMINATION At WESTMINSTER sEylgAEY-prcf
r X Buell. held his first annual examination sinc,
TIE rV-openng OF Westminster seminary on The i0ti
inst, in The presence OF quite number Of yisiiors
among whom were Rev, Ii. W Kuhnx DR. Ripfsnl
Acsars. u. y. drnmlnar aud g. " Spurripr Afte
tne opening OF the afternoon session mot bs,iu,
present ~ the forenoon Prof Buell. gave the scho5
INTO Inc hands Of the visiting friends and they wen
Ilstdiy examined principally by Messrs kuhns AM
| spurrier, on reading arithmetic Reographv vrsn
mar and composition. The questions rroI,oundet
~ the ulfinfent studies were answered. pfolnptig
showing thorough drill Questions moi confined I,
/ books but Of practical character Mere answered
showing that the teacher had taught them erinci
pies ~ actual, practical life.
| Prof buell. Is an earnest teacher. spans ma ,,a,,
ioi the advancement Of his pupils and seams 10 m "
khAek o. creating within their minds huurerin,
ipf useful knowledge. We were very much nleasss
WIN our Nell on the occasion. and Judging mon
w manner IN which the pupils acquitted them
~ NeuIa say that Westminster seminary unda
sninilon and well worthy OF liberal share ID IN
public patronage y"
7. S.--"The Buell. Family ean be bat
during summer vacation, and on Saturday,
during falit sing for Sunday School Fegii
sals, Temperance Meetings, &c.
! july 3-3m