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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15

Why is it that for these many years
Addison County has not fully realized
its military obligations? Is it because
it has an unusually small proportion of
young men and because there is such
demand for them in the present instance
as commissary soldiers on our farms?
Either of these facts constitute good
reasons why the county could not
enter in a large way into the fighting
work that Vermont is called upon to do,
but discounting the men who are work
ing on the farms with real patriotic
instinct we believe that the county
should long ago have been represented
by company of militia,
1t is almost too late now for Addison
County to redeem herself but between
now and noon tomorrow an opportunity
is presented to the men of Middebury
to make at least pretense of military
organization, and The Register feels
bound to point out some Of the things
which seem to make this opportunity
the thing which eclipses all others in
Importance here.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15
$50 Members of Red Cross

The Red Cross Membership Commit
tee, Alice H. Burrage as chairman,
acknowledges the receipt of annual
fees from the following,
bringing the total up to $50 members
thus far.
Mrs. Irwin Piper d. l.. Robinson
Mrs. F. C. DYER Mrs. Frank Gully
Mrs. F. J. Taylor Mrs. E. C. Brown
F.. d. Collins Miss Ardele Jacobs
Mrs. E.. D. Collins Mrs. B. B. Brown
Michael Higgins Warner Fletcher
George E. Haynes Mrs. G. M. Hanks
Also life membership from R. M.
Boyce,
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15
THE r1IDDLEBuRY REGISTER

Entered at the Middlehury, w., POST
Office as Second Glass Mail
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-06-15

With the departure of the First Regl-
ment of the Vermont National Guard
for foreign service, the State will be
left without military protection of any
kind. The State is normally so peace
full that the raising of a military force
for internal order may seem of second
airy Importance, and in our opinion it is,
but what is of first Importance is that
Vermont shall not send her only regi
ment abroad without having provided
for the training of men, who, if the
time comes when the State and the
country have to fall back on their last
military resources, are ready to respond.
The call for the organization of
Home Guard, which is published in our
news columns, does not obligate any
man to service outside the State, and it
is likely that there will be practically
no fighting service called for in the
State. But the point is, organization
and training, 1t is the same point the
country faced months ago, before we
entered the war. Pacifsts then told US
that there was no need of universal
military training or compulsory service.
They told US a million men would spring
to arms over night, once the country
was at war. They and our other enemies
must have observed by this time that it
is late spring. In the tenth week of
our war we are about to raise an army
by draft which will be half that size,
and an army of unframed men. The
one great reason why such a vast army
as the pacifst imagined has not sprung
to arms is the fact that not one out of
hundred men in the United States
knows how to spring to arms.
The village of Middlebury for nearly
ten weeks has suffered the humiliation
of having boys from other corners of
the state detailed here to guard its
local bridges. Aside from the khaki
these men wore there has been almost
nothing of a military demonstration to
keep US awake to the military aspect of
the war that others are fighting for us
and which perchance we may all at
last have to share in fighting.
The promise of the State to fully
equip and arm company if it be
formed here, and probably furnish q
competent drill master, presents an ex-
cellent opportunity for the men of the
village and others accessible to it to gel
in line for military training. 1t wouc
surprise many of those who have never
come under military discipline to fine
what an inspiration it is to themselves
and to others. Doubtless a local com
pany would make an awkward show
for out of small numbers selection
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-01
BOYS

THORPE SCHOOL Edward o. Thorpe
Sbinpan Point. Stamford. Conn. Nine
Years IN. Enrolment, %. Individual
work entirely; business courses sub
preparatory and college preparatory.
bay pupils, $3.50; boaders, 81 600 UP.
TRINITY SCHOOL Che Rev: W. II. I.
ivlhurni. Mamaroneck, y. Y. Eight
wears up. Enrolment, IS. SI5-prepara'
tory and college preparatory; q so prep
aratjon for West Point or for business;
Special course in mental arithmetic ana
higher mathematics. very sihaI'
classes. Day pupils, $3.50; boarders'
$500.
XAVIER HIGH SCHOOL, so West Six
teenth Street, New York City. Roman
Catholic. College preparatory. French
German, Spanish, eiocution. Military
training. $50. Day school. Summer
session. Evening classes offering com,
mercial. classical and philosophical
courses.
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these schools wAn SO miles of ~ YORK
Private Schools Endorsed by The Tribune

In the case of each school. The Tribune endorsement
is based upon information obtained by means OF question
naes from the principal and several patrons OF the school,
The equipment personalities and training OF the faculty.
food health of pupils and general spirit of each school have been
investigated and found fully The lnbunes standards
The rate, mentioned include for day schools, the regular
curriculum boarding schools, regular tuition and board They 90 not
n. extra. such laundry Of materials books. stationery aboFa-
v fees, athletic dues special instruction art Ian
ao, vocational studies, War conditions result changes
quoted.
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1 years up. Enrolment, IT'S. Kinder
garten through college preparatory.
Manual training. domestic science,
dancing, piano. SO to $500. Day
school.
FRIENDS SCHOOL John l.. Carver,
1l2 Schermerhorn St. Brooklyn, y. Y.
4 years up. Enrolment, 249. Kinder
garten 70 college. Manual training. in
struction in piano and dancing; dra-
mates, SIS to $500. Day school.
FRIENDS ACADEMY Nelson A. Jack
SOM. Locust Valley, Long Island. n.
Y. 10 years up. Enrolment, 100. Pri-
mary through college preparatory.
Music, manual training and domestic
science; dancing. Day pupils. S75;
boarders, S400.
GREENWICH ACADEMY Emma G..
Olmstead), Maple Ave. Greenwich,
Conn. years up. Enrolment, so.
Grammar and secondary courses. Sl25
to $500. Day school.
HOBOKEN ACADEMY William c.
RAYMOND. Hoboken, y. J. years up.
Enrolment, 100. kindergarten through
college preparatory. Dailv Herman IN
all grades; French, Spanish. $50 to
$50. Day school.
THE INSTITUTE Joseph Kuhn, III
Union Ave, Peekskill, y. Y. 10 years
up. Enrolment. 100. Elementary. with
some college preparatory. Commercial
work. modern languages, music. Day
pupils, $40 month; boarders, $500 term.
LOCKWOOD ACADEMY Miss Emma
J. Carr. 1873 South oxford St. Brook
lyn. y. Y years up. Enrolment, IS.
kindergarten through grammar grades.
French. German, Spanish and piano.
Day pupils, $40 to $50; a few boarders.
MOUNT ST. DOMINIC ACADEMY,
Caldwell. NJ. Roman Catholic. 6 years
up. Enrolment. 40 kindergarten
through college preparatory. CONNER
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Private CO-EDUCATIONAL Schools

cial course; music, nrt. German and
French. Day pupils. 500; boarders,
$3.50 to $500.
MISSES MCREARYS SCHOOL M
Louise McCreary). 657 Ocean Ave,
Brooklyn, y. Y. 4 years up. Enrol
ment. 20. kindergarten TO high school.
French. instrumental music. SIS to $50.
Day school.
OLD ORCHARD SCHOOL Mrs. Anna
c. Noyes), PIG Hillside Ave. Leonia.
y. J. 4 70 s years. About 20 en-
rolled. Learning by doing" Free
dom of expression IN color, construc-
ton, music, dancing and elementary
school work. Gardening. Day pupils,
mornings only, so month; to o,
$50 month; boarding pupils, S64O term.
Summer session. boarders, Sl6O.
THE OUTDOOR SCHOOL Miss Anne
l.. Chai~s). - West 18th St. New
York City. 3 to 5 years. Enrolment.
30. kindergarten. primary and spe-
cial courses. Time spent outdoors and
in Natural History Museum. 500 20
5000. Day school.
PASSAlC COLLEGIATE SCHOOL Miss
Maud W. Browne. Kent Court, Pas
sale, y. j. ! years up. Enrolment, 60.
kindergarten through college prepare
tory. French and German from third
grade. Manual training all grades.
$50 TO $3.50. Day school.
MRS. PERKINS SCHOOL Miss Mary
I. kirk, l12 Woodruff Ave. Brooklyn.
y. Y. ( years up. Enrolment. SO.
kindergarten and first five grades.
French, German, dancing. $50 TO $50.
Day school.
MISS POTWIN'S SCHOOL Miss Clara
b. Potwir). Larch Place. Summit. y.
j. years up. Enrolment. 8. Kinder
Rarten through college preparatory.
Outdoor sessions all year" Summer
session during June. A few boarders.
5000 term. Day pupils girls and
young boys, 500 to 5000.
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GIRLS

ACADEMY OF ST. ELIZABETH, Con-
vent Station. y. j. Roman 'athoI!S.
Enrolment. 400 Primary through col
lege preparatory Household arts; com
mercial course: French, German, ital-
ian. Speaking voice and dramatic art.
Special work in fine arts. Piano, vol I'm,
organ and voice. School OF education
trains for teaching in elementary ana
secondary schools. for domestic science
teachers and librarians. Day pupils,
$50; boarders, $500.
ACADEMY OF MOUNT ST. URSULA.
Bedford Park. y. Y. Enrolment. $50.
Elementary through high school. Music.
Day pupils, S75; boarders, $500 ito $40
ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
7l3 Washington ST., Hoboken, \. j..
Roman Catholic. 9 years Up: Enrol
ment, 100. Grammar and college pre-
paratory. Day pupils, $40 TO sou;
boarders, 5000.
ACADEMY OF THE VISITATION,
Ridge Boulevard and S9tn St, Brook
lyn. Roman Catholic. 8 years up. En-
rolment, 1870. Primary through college
preparatory. French. German. voice
piano. harp. embroidery, elocution.
Day pupils. $40 to $50.
ACADEMY OF MOUNT SAINT VIM
CENT. Mount st. Nincent-on- Hudson,
New York City. Roman Catholic. 9
wears up. Enrolment, l25. Elementary
through college preparatory. French,
German. elocution. domestic science.
Boarding only; $500 to 500.
MISSES ANABLES SCHOOL Harriet
l. Anable), New Brunswick, y. J. 6
years up. Enrolment, 10. Primary
through college preparatory $50 to
$50 Day school.
MISS BANGS AND MISS WHITON'S
SCHOOL Lois \. Bangs, Mary h.
Whiton). Riverdale. New York City. Il
wears up. Enrolment 50. individual!
programmes in college preparatory,
scientific. English and finishing
courses: also postgraduate special
work. Voice and piano lessons. Day
pupils. 5000 10 $3.50: boarders. $1,000.
BARNARD SCHOOL FOR GIRLS (W.
l.. Hazen), 42l West 14Sth St, New York
City. Enrolment, $50. kindergarten to
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ROGER ASCHAM SCHOOL Mrs. Jo-
seph Allen, Scarsdale, n. Y. 4 years
up. Enrolment, 1870. Individual pro-
grammes from primary TO college.
French all grades. Special lessons in
drawing, piano, social, aesthetic and
educational dancing. Student govern
ment. Short periods and sessions in
junior school. Domestic science and
manual training. Day pupils, SOS 20
$3.50. A few fve-day boys in masters
house.
ST. VINCENT DE PAULS SCHOOL
ll6 W. oath ST., New York City. years
up. Enrolment, 200. Roman Catholic.
art. Rate, $50. Day school.
SOCIAL MOTIVE SCHOOL Miss Ber-
tina ". Bentley, $40 West 1l4th St,
New York. years up. Enrolment.
90. kindergarten, sessions outdoors
: grades of elementary work. French,
German, fine and industrial arts.
Afternoon playground. S15 70 $50.
Day school.
THE Spinning SCHOOL Kenneth
Smith, PRINCIPALLY. South Orange
y. j. 3 years up. Enrolment, 90
kindergarten through high school.
French in all grades. Art, domestic
science and manual training. Special
attention to individual needs. sos to
$500. Day school.
STATEN ISLAND ACADEMY Drank
r. Page, New Brighton. ). !. years
up. Enrolment, $50. Elementary
through college preparatory. Many
electives. Domestic science. manual
training, library training school. Arts
and crafts. FrencL and German. Mod
ern pedagogical methods. SlOC to
5000. Day school.
WESTP0RT HOME SCHOOL Edward
Dewitt Merriman), Westport. Conn.
Young boys. Enrolment, 20. Indiyid-
ual programe Grammar school work
with college preparation in view.
Boarding pupils, boys only, $3.50 to
$500. Coed in day school
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MRS. COOPER HARTMAN'S SCHOOL

Mrs. Cooper Hartmann, II West 69th
St New York City. Is years up. En-
rolment, 10. Individual programmes in
secondary school work. Daily French
conversation. German. household. eco
Monies. music, art. Swimming and rid
ing. $1,000 TO $1,000; boarding only.
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HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS

tMrs. II. A. Shaw. Riverside Drive and
Goth St., New York City. 3 years up.
Enrolment, 100 kindergarten through
college preparatory. Post graduate
work. Modern languages from primary
grades. Household science, CONNER
cial courses. Outdoor classes. Swim
ming. dancing. Supervised study; no
home work. Day pupils, 500 20 $3.50;
boarders, $500.
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ACADEMY n

ADELPHI ACADEMY Eugene c. AID
err, Lafayette Ave. and st. James
Place, Brooklyn. y. Y. years up
Enrolment, $50. kindergarten through
college. Preparatory, commercial,
household sci,nc courses, $50 to S2Oo'
Day school
BROWN SCHOOL OF TUTORING (F.
L. Brown, 24l West 10Th s.. New
York City. All ages. Instruction IN
grammar. college preparatory and spe-
cial work. Enrolment. 30; $3.50 10
sl925, dependent upon number and
nature Of studies. Day School. SUM-
mer session.
COUNTRY HOME SCHOOL Mrs. John
Cox, jr), Chappaqua, y. y. years
I'd. Enrolment. -. Elementary
studies. French and music. Day. $500;
boarding pupils, $500.
DYkER HEIGHTS MONTESSORE
SCHOOL Mrs VI. ). Kern, 1893 s5th
St. Brooklyn. y. y. pig 10 : years.
Enrolment. u. Montessori primary
work; children study naturally from
their own initiative. Outdoor classes
and nature study. Day pupils. SO;
boarders, $500
ETHICAL CULTURE SCHOOL Frank
lin {. Lewis. 80 Central Park West,
New York City. years up. Enrol
ment, 7j0 kindergarten through col
lege preparatory. Normal courses in
art, kindergarten and manual training.
Open ar school for some grades. Do
nestle science. Sl3C 10 $3.50. Day
school.
FLATBUSH SCHOOL Dwight r. Lit
tleJ. Newkirk Ave. and East 18th St.
Brooklyn. years up. Enrolment,
$50. kindergarten through college pre-
paratory. German. French, music.
drawing, sewing. cooking. household
arts. piano, dancing, outdoor classes
and exercises. $50 TO $50. Day school.
FRIENDS SEMINARY John l.. Car
vcr), 226 East 10th St., New York City.
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GIRLS

college. French, German; special
course in pedagogy. Boys in lower day
school and kindergarten. Montessori
kindergarten with much outdoor work.
Rates, SO to $500.
MISS Boards SCHOOL IL. c. Beard,
Orange, y. J. years up. Enrolment,
$50. Montessori through college pre-
paratory. Social and rhythmic dancing,
horseback riding, art, piano and voice
instruction; household science; special
courses in English. Day pupils, 500
to $3.50; boarders, $1,000.
BENJAMIN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Mrs. Maurice c. Ben amin), IA Riv-
ers,de Drive, New York City. Enrol
ment, so. kindergarten for boys and
girls under 8. Primary through college
preparatory. Special course IN music.
art and languages. Post-graduate work
through two years college. French,
German, Spanish; vocal and instru-
mental music; riding, fencing and golf
ing by special arrangement. Day
pupils, 500 to $500; boarders, $1,000.
BERKELEY INSTITUTE Miss Ina C..
Atwood. lS5 Lincoln Pl., Brooklyn, y.
Y. Enrolment, 325. kindergarten 10
college. Outdoor classes. French IN all
grades: German. Manual training,
domestic science; piano, voice; dane
ing. Organized afternoon play. Day
school only; $50 TO 5000. Boys in
lower grades and kindergarten.
BRENTWOOD HALL Miss Mary T.
Naino), Lawrence Park, Bronxville, y.
Y 20 20 wears. Enrolment, $50.
Primary through colleg~ preparatory.
liors eback riding, dancing. Day pupils,
OO; bOarders, $1,000.
CARTER SCHOOL SMaude " Carter,
Princeton, y. j. wears up. Enrol
uent, 10. Grar mar, secondary and
finishing courses; domestic science;
music. Outdoor sessions. Boarding
pupils. $500. No d." scholars.
CATHEDRAL school OF ST. MARY
Miriam A. Bytc), Garden City, New
York. Episcopal years up. Enrol
ment, 40. Primary through college
preparatory; music, art, domestic
science: languages. Riding. golf and
outdoor activities. Day pupils, 5000;
boarders, $780,
CENTENARY tb..LEbiAlE INSll
TUTE Dr. Robert J. Treyorrow. presl-
dent. Hackettstown, y. ). Enrolment.
10. College preparatory. general and
home economics course. Music, art, eX-
preston; swimming. A fe" day schol-
ars Boarders. 5000.
CHAPPAQUA MOI NTAlN INSTITUTE
Mary Hoyt Loyeiand), Nalhalla, y. I.
6 years up. Enrolment, so. Primary
through college preparatory. Business
course Music. domestic science, art.
Horseback riding. Conducted b. %
ciety OF Friends; undenominational.
Day pupils, So; boarders, $500.
MISS CRAyEN'S SCHOOL Mrs. Will
lam s. lamont. Newark, \. J. 3 years
up. Enrolment. 100 kindergarten
through college preparatory. Domestic
arts. Outdoor classes and gardening
for primary department 800 to $3.50.
Day school only.
DEARBORN MORGAN SCHOOL &C. L.
Shelley, Caroline K. Clark, Orange, y.
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J. ) wears up. Enrolment, 10. MN
dergarten through college preparatory
SO TO 1925. Day only. Boys through
hfth-year elementary.
MRS. BOWS SCHOOL Mrs. Mary l..
Dow, Briarcliff Manor, y. \. En-
rolment. so. Individual programmes
in preparatory and college work. DO
nestle sciences; piano, violin, voice;
painting. modelling, sketching. Horse
back riding. $500; boarding pupils.
No day scholars.
DREW SEMINARY FOR YOUNG
WOMEN clarence 2. McClelland), Car
mel. y. Y. Methodist Episcopal j.
years w. Enrolment, 10 intermediate
through college preparatory. Special
postgraduate courses. Courses IN
music. domestic science. elocutlon. art
and secretarial work. Day pupils, $780,
boarders, $500.
DWIGHT SCHOOL Miss +. s. ICreigh-
ton and Miss Z. W. Farrar), Engle-
wood, n. J. years up. Enrolment,
100. Primary through college prepare
tory. and postgraduate work. voice.
instrumental music; art. domestic
science. Day pupils, 500 to s3OV;
boarders, $500.
ELY SCHOOL Miss Elizabeth L. Ely,
Ely Court, Greenwich Conn. years
up. Enrolment, 80. Primary through
college preparatory. Literary, sclen-
tifc. musical and artistic training. Do
nestle science. $l,lO0 year for board
ers. No day pupils.
MISS FAWCETTS SCHOOL lRebecca
Fawcett). l27 East 6lst St, New YORK
Citv. Enrolment, 20. Individual
courses; art, music, languages. French
spoken constantly. Day pupils, S2OV
TO $400; boarders, $3.50.
FERENS SCHOOL Florence Ferens).
Tcnahy, \. J. Home school for girls
under 10; enrolment 20. Individual
programmes: no mechanical grading.
Boys in day school. Day pupils, 500
20 $3.50; boarders, $500
FINCH SCHOOL (Mrs. Jcssica G. Cos
gravel, 81 East 18th St, New YORK
City. years up. Enrolment, 100
Montessori through college prepara-
tory; postgraduate courses: fTench'
German. Italian and Spanish. PIANO.
voice, violin; fine and applied arts;
interior decoration, costume ucSi6",
drama: dancing; domestic arts and
science; bookbinding; secretaral
course. Day pupils, $500 TO S6oo'
Boarders. $3.50 to $500.
GARDNER SCHOOL Miss Louise FL
tinge), II East Dist St, New York
City. - years up. Enrolment, 10.
Primary through college preparatory;
special postgraduate work. Music, art,
dramatic art, home economies. soel-
ology, modern languages. Day pupils,
$50 to 1915. Boardcrs, $1,000 TO
$1,000.
HALSTED SCHOOL MARY Sicard Jen-
kins), 229 North Broadway, fonkers'
y. Y. 4 years up. Enrolment, LOO
Kindergarten through college prepare
tory. Manual training, directed games,
gymnastics in junior school Fibie
study. folk dancing. music and dramat-
les. Boys admitted 10 lower grades.
500 70 $500. Day school.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FOR GIRLS
ID 4 N..a.s ~ 4
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MISS c. E. MASON's SCHOOL Miss

c. +. Mason), The Castle, Tarrytown,
y. Y. 7 years up. Enrolment, 1875.
Separate lower school; girls to u;
much outdoor life; grammar school
work. Upper school, college prepara-
tory and postgraduate. Vocational
training; courses in art, music. express
sion, business, bacterology, authorship.
domestic science, nature study, physical
training dictatorship, philanthropy.
Swimming. horseback riding. $500 TO
SLIGO; boarding only.
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MRS. MARSHALL'S SCHOOL FOR
L 1 IL

LITTLE GIRLS Mrs. r. S. MarshalD,
Briarclif Manor, y. Y. s TO Is years.
Enrolment. 40. kindergarten through
grammar school work. French, handi-
crafts. dancing, horseback riding.
Boarders limited TO 20. Piano, violin.
Day pupils, 1925 TO $500; boarders,
$1,000.
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CENTENARY COLLEGIATE INSTI-

TJTE Dr. Robert J. Trcyorrow, presl-
dent. Hackettstown, y. J. Enrolment.
10. College preparatory. general and
home economics course Music, art, eX-
preston; swimming. A fe" day schol-
ars. Boarders. 5000.
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CuAppAOTA MOINTAIN INSTITTTE

MARY Hoyt LovclandJ, ValhalIa, y. I.
years up. Enrolment, 80. Primary
through college preparatory Business
course. Music, domestic science, art.
Horseback riding. Conducted b. %
ciety OF Friends; undenominational.
Day pupils, SIS; boarders. $500.
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MANOR SCHOOL Mary f. Hall;
Grace Huntingdon. Larchmont Manor,
\. Y. years up. Enrolment, 20.
kindergarten % college. Music. art.
French and German throughout all
grades. Il 'etic. social and folk
dancing; riding instruction. Day
pupils, 500 to $3.50. Boarders, 5000.
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MISS LOW AND MISS HEYwOOD's

SCHOOL NLouisa Low; Edith Hty-
wood. Shippan Point, Stamford.
Conn. S years up, day school; 81
wears up, boarding. Enrolment, r.
Primary through college preparatorr
German. French, art. piano. voice, ~.
lin. Hygiene, sewing. Bible study,
current events. Postgraduate work in
French. literature. history, history Of
art. Day pupils, $50 to $500; boarders.
$1,000.
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MARYM0UNT

MARfMOUNT Madame Girard),
Tarrytown, n. Y. Roman Catholic. 10
years up. Enrolment, rs. Elementary
and secondary work; two years of col
lege. Art, music. expression; nature
study; social training. Accepts nom
Catholic pupils. 500; boarding only.
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LEHMAN LEETE SCHOOL ID

Charles II. Leete; Eugene II. Lehman.
II East Goth St, New York City.
Montessori kindergarten through coll
lego preparatory; postgraduate work.
Modern languages in all grades; DO
nestle science. s175-s400. Day school
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POLYTECHNIC ATORY

SCHOOL Joseph D. Alien, ~ L'Ylng-
s,on St Brooklyn, y. Y. 10 years up.
Enrolment, go. Fifth grade grammar
school through college preparatory.
Manual training; French, German. In
September. 1917. will move TO Dykor
Heights and become country day
echool $3.50 70 $500.
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MOUNT ST. MARY's ACADEMY,

Plalnfeld, y. J. Roman Catholic. Enrol
1lent, 80. Academic department of Col
lege of Mount st. Mary's. Grammar
and college preparatory; commercial
course. Music, domestic science, art,
special language work. Archery; out
door festivals. $3.50 TO $500; boarding
only.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-07-01
MERICI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS. New

Rochelle, n. Y. Roman Catholic.
to IS years Grammar and college
preparatory work. Music, modern Lam
guages. Academic department of Col
lege Of New Rochelle. Day pupils,
$3.50; boarders, $500.