Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1901-07-11
THE SUMMER SCHOOL.
First Day and Evening a Success-Out-
line OF the Work Of the Session.


First Day and Evening a Success-Out-
line OF the Work Of the Session.
The first day and evening of the summer
school at Queen City Park was a success.
Despite the lowering weather and tho
muggy temperature students DESTROYS of
registering for the whole courses, half
courses. everything, something, and then
something else appeared at tho hcadquar-
tiers OF the session, at the Briggs cottage,
just south of the store BY noon there
were over p names inscribed representing
towns in all sections of Vermont. A no.
ticeable feature of the registration was
the absence Of young men. Many young
women from Burlington signed for the
work of the four weeks. and several per-
sons arranged for private work, in the va
rious branches. The management feels
very well satisfied with the results be-
cause registration does not cease the first
day, but continues with considerable reg
ularity throughout the session and it
is consequently expected that before the
end Of the week at least 80 students will
be enrolled.
Yesterdays work was in the nature of
a general introduction to the work and to
the instructors. From $50, with Prof.
Evans in the business course to 3 with
Prof. Lewis, in German, the courses were
planned to suit as far as is practicable
the "ishcS ol 'hose attehuihs' Inc orig
ma, proSram'ne OF classes mas uhdergohe
a few changes, and stands at present as
follows
$50 to 10, oratory and physical culture.
Prof. and Mrs. Mctcalf; 10, kindergarten,
Miss More; 1915. French, Prof Lewis;
$780, English, Prof. Metcalf; 1215, music,
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