The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1880-08-21
EXTR 8.

:, Greek, Latin, German, and Instrumental
Music. The Instrumental Music includes
Organ, Piano aud Violin.
Unwilling, dsobedient, and rebellious nm.
pills not wanted ut any price.
Boarders have the benefits Of instruction nj
nlghtns Sellas day. Ourschoulmeans earnest
devotion TO business, and carelessness. indo.
lence, and iazlness will feel very uncomforta.
ole with us, Pupils should by all means be.
g'n ana end with the year. No farmer could
expect good crop by shortening the natural
Time Tor rs maturity. When the pupil mind
u ~ an educatiye line it should not be stopped
or disturbed IT possible TO avoid IT,
The scholastic year Of lsSO-Sl begins Sep.
lember Ith, 1880 and continues 40 weeks.
Pupils chargeable to end OF term Of 20 weeks
wherein they are attending; the % term be-
ginning the last Of January.
e. The following brief notices are from THE
American Sentinel, and "'rhe Democratic
Advocate, both dated Westminster, June
la,h, 1880:
PunIc ENANiSAriDN Last week public exam.
nation II the school Of ProL T. H. buell. ofthls city,
W. nvid u Was our good fortune to be present for
hh1nl an hour on Thursday afternoon. and II The
work done there was a fair sample u what The
scholars could DO In The other branches, and we
OF ~ wpll.dHllci scholars a. we ever met with
lruml.fuuus questions were asked la arithmetic BY
The visitor original and from the book the answers
were given or worked out on the black board
promptly aud without mistake IN qucstionson dis
count We were amused 10 the girls putting "a the
thfec days 81 grace. while one little fellow not more
than 10 yenrs Of age Apparently worked outa sum Ia
compound proportion that we are confident not one
man "a ten could begin 20 do OIL hand Ir0f Buell.
y evidently conscientious worker and the result Of
me past years work mnst be highly gratifying 10
himself a. well as the parents u his pupils
ENANIN trins At WisrNINsrEn sENISABY.- Prof.
= u. Buell. held his tint annual examination since
the fr-opcning uf Westminster Seminary on the 10Th
lnsti IN The presence of quite number Of visitors.
atnong whom were Rev. II. W. kuhns, Dr Rippard
Messts, u. U. Grammar aud C. II. spurrier AMER
the opening Of the afternoon session. mot being
present ia the forenoon Prof Buell. gave the school
ugihly examined principally BY Messn. kuhns and
Spurlcr, on fcading, arithmetic, geography, gram,
mar aud composition. The questions pr0pounded
40 the different studies WCFe answered promptly
showing thorough drill. Questions mot confined TO
books, hut of a practical character were answered
plr Va actual, practical liic.
Ffui Buell. l. an earnest teacher spares no paius
pI the advancement Of his pupils and seems To- have
knark n creating within thcly minds a hungeting
iof uteiul knowledge. We WeFo very much pleased
with our visit on The occasion, and lndgipR from
selves would say that Westminster Seminary. under
the able auspices OF its instructor Il quite good in
siltnilon, and well worthy VI literal shafe Of the
public Patronage
p. S.-"The Buell. Family can be had
during summer vacation, and on SATURDAYS
during fall to sing for Sunday School Fesii.
walls, temperance Meetings, &c.
july 3'3m