The American Missionary — Volume 34, No. 06, June, 1880Various
Religion
The American Missionary — Volume 34, No. 06, June, 1880
Various
Congregational churches -- Missions -- Periodicals; Home missions -- Periodicals
Rev. JAMES H. MEANS, D.D., Pres., Boston.
Hon. GEORGE COGSWELL, M.D., Vice-Pres. and Treasurer, Bradford.
Rev. JOHN D. KINGSBURY, Sec., Bradford.
RUFUS ANDERSON, D.D., LL.D., Boston.
RAYMOND H. SEELEY, D.D., Haverhill.
SAMUEL D. WARREN, Boston.
EZRA FARNSWORTH, Boston.
Hon. WILLIAM A. RUSSELL, Lawrence.
JAMES R. NICHOLS, M.D., Haverhill.
FREDERICK JONES, Boston.
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BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
MISS ANNIE E. JOHNSON, Principal.
MISS SARAH M. DAWSON,
Natural Sciences.
MISS MARY E. MAGRATH,
Latin and Greek.
MISS MARY F. PINKERTON,
English Literature and Language,
and Modern History.
MISS ELIZABETH M. BENSON,
Literature and Ancient and
Mediæval History.
FRAUL ANTONIE STOLLE,
French and German.
MISS MARGARET C. LORING,
Mathematics.
MISS MARY C. BARSTOW, Piano.
PROF. SAMUEL M. DOWNS,
Piano, Organ and Vocal Music.
MISS JENNIE E. IRESON,
Elocution and Gymnastics.
REV. JOHN LORD. LL.D.,
Lecturer on History.
PROF. CHARLES A. YOUNG,
Princeton Coll. Lecturer on Astronomy.
[Illustration: PARLOR OF A SUITE.]
CALENDAR, 1880–81.
FIRST TERM opens September 7th, 1880
FIRST TERM closes November 24th, 1880
SECOND TERM opens November 30th, 1880
SECOND TERM closes March 4th, 1881
THIRD TERM opens March 22d, 1881
THIRD TERM closes June 22d, 1881
Recess at Christmas-time.
TUITION.
FOR THE COURSE, which includes English branches,
Latin and French, Greek or German, Vocal Music in
Classes, per term, $20.00
Academic Expenses for the year, including all
charges. No extras. $320.00
Instructions on Piano, per quarter of 24 lessons, $20.00 to $40.00
Use of Piano one hour a day, per quarter, 3.00
Instructions in Perspective Drawing, per quarter,
12 lessons, 5.00
Instructions in Painting in Oil or Water Colors, per
quarter, 12 lessons, 8.00
Reduced rates to daughters of Missionaries in the home or foreign
field.
Application for circulars may be made to MISS ANNIE E. JOHNSON,
Principal, Bradford, Mass.
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