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CITY YADyERTIsEMEN
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
EVENING SCHOOLS
WILL OPEN ON
Monday. October II. 1895.
Instruction. Text Books and Stationery are
furnished free.
The schools viii be OF three grades;
CITYADYERTIsEMENTs
1. Eye.Ing High school.

This will be located In the Providence High
ecacol building on Pond street and will be
Open 10 Grammar school graduates and 90
others who are qualified 70 pursue high
The studies offered are the same as those
offered In the Providence High hehool.
Whenever a student has completed a study as
required In any course In the Day High school
and has passed an examination satisfactory 70
the superintendent OF Fubiio schools ne wlli
receive a certificate or attainment in that
II any student completes as many studies as
are required IN any OF Ihe department., m Si VIC
for n diploma stating that ihe full course OF
studies IN that particular department OF the
High School has been completed and satisfac-
tory.ex animation rassed thereon.
Pupils will be required 20 attend the school
Monday. Wednesday and Frioay evenings or
on Tuesday and Thursday evenings. Pupils
WIN have considerable time for study during
the day may be- permitted TO attend i've even
ings each week. The hours OF school will be
from z 80 to 9:60 o'clock.
Applications for admission should be made
70 Inc Principal at the sch9oi 6gilaing ns On
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENiN4s.
pupils viii be registered and assigned TO
classes. Any iniormaiop concerning the
school and course OF sudies will be given at
that time.
III. Advanced Evening Schools.
Will bo located as follows:
Academy Avenue Advanced School, in the
| Acadenpy Avrpuc Grammar schonl building.
bridg6aIn street Advanced school. in inc
| Bridzham Street Grammar School Building.
Candace Street Advanced school, in the
| Candace street Grammar school Building
oxford Street Advanced school, in the Ok
ford Street Grammar School Building.
Tbayer Street Advsnced school IN the
Thayer street Grammar school building.
| These schools win teach the studios taught
| in tina last three years OF the Day Grammar
iGrados 7. s and 81
Pupils not qualified 90 enter the High School
| =, In hat wi va
in these schools exactly the instruction they
| need.
certificate from some teacher that be has com.
| pleted the work OF the sixth grade. or OF mora
| advanced grades. or must satisfy the Prinoi-
| pal Of his fitness for doing the work OF the
The hours Of school will be from Z 80 TO 80
| O'Clock Applications for admission should
| be made at the school buildings on FhlDA
| EyANINq, October ll!h. when pupils viii hs
| regfstered and assigned TO classes.
iii. The Common schools.
For pupils below the grades of the High
and Advancsd schools and irregular In attain
ments viii be located as follows;
Anefics Street School, corner Americ>
street and Atwell's avenue.
| Ashmont Street School, in chapel
Charles Street School. In school building.
Federal street school in Grammar school
| Harrison Street School While Harrison
Street School room Is building this school viii
be located in Lester Building in room No.
| knight street.
Hospital street School, in school building.
Mantop school. in ODD Fellows building.
Mt Pleasapt school, corner Atwell's and
| Academy avenues.
olneyvilie school. in chapel on Hsrri
avenue.
orms Street School. in Fire Station build
ing.
PallaS Street School. over ward room. (Fo
Armenians.) 49,
Public street School, In Fire Station build
fhayer Street School. in Grammar schoo
building. in connection with the Advances
School in same building.
Toolevilie school, in chapel on Hawkin
street.
Wanskuck School. in hail or yeazie street.
| The hours OF school Will bo from I 30 TO S;l
| o'clock.
| Those desiring to attend should apply TO
admission ut the schools No pupil under
| years of age will be admitted except on specit
permit Of tho Superintsndent OF Publ
echools, and no pupil will be allowed
| attend less than three evenings each week.
| HUNTER G. WElTE.
Chairman Committee on Evening schools