Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1884-02-19

orgsn ~ The 4. l. =. e, Tubhshcd AZ
Mcsdvllle. Penn
TIE &. l.. \. e. Is uuder the supefir
tead,ncr % vel known specialists and
uaissr.iiy professors Il embraces four
ye,r, course In History, Literature, Sci
euce. Ar'. Bible Study, aud scsersi other
branches. aud l. design,d % give those
who pursue n the college students general
outlook upon the woTi ani me-. The
course rsqHir,s only foHr AoHfs a reel OF
study Of sour.c those having The time
devote far more than mi. 10 the work.
Written examinations are made diplomas
and seals conferred There are about
thirty Postgraduate courses, covering a.
most the whole field of knowlcdgc. Besides
all this. there is higher course. lqsote
nom last annual address of ihs Superlo-
tsndent of Instfuctloas rAc Leglsla-
turc of he State of New York last winter
granted a charter for The Chautiuqua lnl'
verslly, an Institution ~ promote lhs pros
ccuiion % more extensive ani m're thof-
ough courses % stuiy than she gsucral
design of the e. l. = & contemplate
4 u0u-resldcnt course l. ln progress %
preparation. Already several uf tne Unl'
ycrsity schemes have been Developed For
information concerning tnrm, alifcss A.
follows GrRN,N. rnof ) u worman,
Ph. u. Vanderbilt Unis,r.lly, Nashville,
Tenn GEKEk. Prof u Llmni.. A. NJ,
stoueham. Mass. LAM. rfof D.. ; Shum-
way. 4. NJ, PotsiAm. y. ~ ESofIsm,
Prof W. ID. McCnniock. A NJ, No. 3,
Winthrop Place. New York CITY fEENcn,
Prof A. LAlAnie, Louisville. Ny. These
and other courses. suou to be- announced,
Will b. conducted oy correspondence, FOL
lowed BY The most figId examinations,
that the work may prove satisfactory 10
the most considerations aui thorough cK-
amlnsr.. The Chsuiasqua Urisefsiiy, Of
which the G.. l.. :. e D.. bat The outer
court will confer dcgfce. upon those only
who are cutltlcd % thcm. sncr such rigid
examination. ani no honorary degrees will
81 any TINE - tnhlffftu
In this brief article | can give bgi falnt
Idea of The &. l.. ;. &. and its work. Fur
thsr Information can be- ootAiuei by send
lug for clrcalar. % The once Secretary,
Miss KATE y Kimban. Piainneld. y. ).
was pleased - see ia last weeks DrN
oCR,I Soribc- report of thc success Of
the Chautsgquan movement a. oAiofd !
also - hear of the progress of several 9th
cr Clccl,. iu raj. Couuly, particularly In
western oxford
am one Of TIE eight graduate members.
IN thls state. OF tie flr,t Class, ,is,2') ,
sni within the past t~o years have met
scores of members of the various classes
| In the state. and huEdrsds In New Ing
land snd from ih,i testimony, aud per
sonAl experience, believe the Chaaiauqua
Circle 10 be The grandcsi literary move
mrnt % this century for thc Pfomoton Of
Intelligence ami cultufo among the people
| hops that every member viii cont nue.
TIE course Ksmrmpcf ols motto Ncr-
a. D. discour1gtf Al.b. don't forget the
" Memorial DAYS nor tac sumner meet
lng.. n unable - attend Chautauqua, !
can assure you. from experience. That The
New EnglAnd Assembly a. Lake View Is
well worth your atisntion.
The post graduate memDcr, of ihs {. l..
). &. 1. c.-the New EnglAnd mrmp,rs Of
the " Society. Hall 10 The Grove will hold
. banquet In Qalncey House, Boston FEB.
q Dlnner served Al % o. n. DE- Vim
cent and other worker, In the circle VII
be present, Members are requested "
please wear The badge. feb. s5rd l. Dr'
vlncsuts birthday. and prsseHf Is sug'
gcsied. Particulars can be- learned Of OF
remltiAnoes cent 10 Mrs 4 J. Adams, 2'j
Mcridan 81. East Boston.
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