6.  Compositions. — Exercises  daily  in  forming  sentences  on
given  wo^ds  and  phrases,  simple  narratives,  and  occasionally
letter  writing,  miscellaneous  questions  and  answers.
7.  "  Scripture  Lessms^^  from  first  section,  part  II,  to  section
XII,  and  reviewed  from  the  beginning.
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EIGHTH  CLASS.
I.  Names.
Males.  Malts.
Albert  6.  Dewland,  David  B.  Tillinghast,

Dennis  H.  Brophj)  Francis  Marion  Tuttle.
William  Brennan,  George  H.  Bristol,

Charles  Sweet,  John  H.  Storms,

Henry  Fessenden,  Alonzo  W.  Brown,

Samuel  H.  Eee,  Alfred  O.  Grandall,

Jeremiah  Shumway,  George  W.  Austin,

Benjamin  H.  B.  Alden,  Elnathan  Bundle,
Charles  W.  Vantine.
Totals  17.
Taught  by  W.  H.  Weeks.
n.  Standing — Three  years.
m.  Studies.
1.  "  Elementary  Lessimi^  finished  from  page  —.
2.  "  Churse  of  Instruction^ — Part  III  to  page  65,  comprising
the  history  of  man  and  animals  and  the  degrees  of  comparison.
3.  Jfarratives  written  from  signs,  sentences  on  words  and  idio-
matic phrases,  and  letter  writing.
4.  Penmanship. — Once  a  week.
5.  Arithmetic. — Comprising  the  four  fundamental  rules.
6.  Drawing. — ^Exercises  ol  an  hour  every  Monday  and  Thurs-
day afternoon.
7.  <^  Scriptural  Lessans^^  to  section  XIII,  part  11.
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SEVENTH  CLASS.
I.  Names.
Females.
Elizabeth  Cook,
JaneRo&ery,
Alice  McGormick,
Elizabeth  Peppinger,
Rosalthe  A.  Riddle,
Rhoda  Ann  Wells,
Eliza  P.  Woodworth,
Catharine  Robinson,
Julia  Ann  Livingston,
Fanny  L.  Fieeman,


Females.
Lucina  E.  Eenfield,
Almira  Warren,
Nancy  L.  Lockwood,
Nancy  M.  Robbins,
Sarah  Campbell,
Juliet  Berry,
Elizabeth  Pottinger,
Amanda  Dunning,
Eliza  Washburn,
Mary  Ann  Works.
Total,  20.
Taught  by  Jane  T.  Meigs.
n.  Standing — ^Four  years.
m.  Studies.
