Facts About Bryant & Stratton
recognized u.- the best equipped commercial
school in the country;
-—the average weekly enrollment since last fall
has been over 1000 students in actual attend
ance :
a staff of to instructors;
—occupies two entire floors of the large Ilutler
Exchange Building In the business center of
Providence;
—an equipment worth more than $r>0.000;
—more than 2S.000 students and graduates;
—an office practice department transacts business
with 14 other leading schools throughout the
1'nited States and Canada, exchanging work
daily;
—exceptional hoarding facilities for out-of-town
students;
—a vocational Guidance Department;
—never does a graduate have to wait for a busi
ness opening;
—1178 positions offered during the first six months
of this year;
—502 of the above number were filled, leaving 676
liositions unfilled.
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Business, Secretarial, Shorthand, Civil Service, Calculating
and Machine Bookkeeping, Normal, and Special War
Courses.
More complete information will be found in our free Il
lustrated 64 page Year Book. Write for it and any special
information you may desire.
57th YEAR BEGINS SEPT 3rd
Bryant v Stratton
IfffV Commercial School
PROVIDENCE , R.l.
Vi/ Opposite
Union
Station
For More Than Half a Cen
tury the Standard School
for Business Training
or of ltev. P. S. (’olllns and a rural
mall deliverer In Union, Maine. He
hua spent his vacation traveling by
auto and visiting friends in the vari
ous New England Btates,
M008UP
Leonard W. Wilson of Wllllmantld
spent Sunday at the home of Albert S
Kennedy.
Victor G. Caron of Camp Dovens
spent Sunday at the home of hts pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Caron.
Miss Ruth Gallup is visiting Miss
Evelyn A. Hall for a few days.
Miss Blanche Douglas of Sterling
Hill was In Moosup Saturday.
