ST. AGNES SCHOOL The Corning Foundation for Christian work in the Diocese of Albany was in corporated in 1873. St. Agnes School was the first work undertaken by the Trustees, and its only educational work. The School was founded in 1870 by the Rt. Rev. Bishop Doane. Albany, N. Y. ST. AGNES SCHOOL occupies large buildings, situated on high ground, designed, built for, and thoroughly adapted to, school needs. The arrangements for Boarding Pupils are unusual and are considered a great advance upon the usual boarding school standards. They are such as careful parents heartily approve. Especial attention is given to health. There is a Lower School and a Middle School, covering the entire education of a girl up to a thorough prepara tion for college. There is also an Upper School whi h of fers more advanced work to more mature students, to graduates of which the St. Agnes Diploma is awarded. It is all under the supervision of the Bishop of Albany. Full information may be obtained by addressing Head of School. St. Agnes School RIVERVIEW ACADEMY A Classical, English and Military School. FOUNDATION. The school which is now located at Riverview was founded in 1836 by Charles Bartlett, Senator Nathaniel P. Tallmadge and others, at College Hill, Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and was known as the Poughkeepsie Collegiate School. In 1849 Otis Bisbee became connected with the school as an instructor, and in 1857 became principal. In 1867 Mr. Bisbee removed the school from College Hill to its present site overlooking the Hudson and it then became known as Riverview Academy. In 1879 Mr. Bisbee's son, Joseph Bartlett Bisbee, became a teacher in the school and in 1883 was associated with his father as one of the principals, and since 1895 has been the sole principal and owner under whose guidance the school has continued. AIM METHOD It is the aim of Riverview to cultivate concentration, observation, and reasoning power. Boys are prepared for college, the Scientific Schools, the Government Acad emies, and business life by a body of instructors who have been men of high scholarship in their respective colleges. The military department is under the guidance of a U. S. Army officer detailed by the government. Riverview makes manly boys and boys of robust physique by drill, sports, and exercises out of doors. It trains the physical to aid the mental. Athletics and all sports are encouraged in proportion as they help to build up the mental capacity. Riverview is non-sectarian, but attendance at all prescribed religious exercises is required. A student at the Union Seminary, New York City, is in charge of the Bible study. For full information address JOSEPH B. BISBEE, A. M. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. THE A. M. CHESEBROUGH SEMINARY (Co-Educational) North Chili, Monroe County, N. Y. BENSON HOWARD ROBERTS, A. M. (Dartmouth College) Principals INCORPORATED as Chili Seminary, 1869, but later, out of consideration of a bequest of the late A. M. Chesebrough, changed to its present title. Fulfills the purpose of its founders to establish a school where an education can be secured, at a moderate cost, under influences that will foster and encourage religious life on the part of each student. Cox Hall, the school building, and Roberts Hall, the home, are spacious and beautiful buildings, equipped with the best modern conveniences. Classical, Academic and Christian Workers' courses, under competent instructors; also carefully planned courses in mechanical drawing and carpenter work; courses in cooking and sewing. Bible studies throughout all the scholastic courses. The government is parental. The students do not "board," but become For catalogue, etc., address the Principal, THE A. M. CHESEBROUGH SEMINARY CAYUGA LAKE. Founded 1798 AURORA. Miss Alice Graham Worden's ACADEMY T NEW YORK School for Girls Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York THIS true "Home" school is delightfully located on high, healthful grounds, fifty miles from New York on the west bank of the Hudson. Its aim is to provide home training as well as a sound education, to prepare its pupils for useful lives, to develop healthy bodies and to lay the foundations for gracious womanhood. Limitation in number permits individual attention to the special needs of each. Grammar, College Preparatory, Academic and Special Courses are offered, with exceptional instruction in Music and Art; the languages are under native teachers; and there are practical courses in sewing and cooking. Spacious grounds give an opportunity for out-door games; golf, tennis, country walks with teachers; there is also a gymnasium for physical culture and wholesome in-door recreation. Miss Worden was for several years in charge of the school for officers' children at West Point and private tutor in some of the foremost families of New York, before establishing this School, which has been very successful. For catalogue, etc., address, MISS ALICE GRAHAM WORDEN Cornwall-on-Hudson, New York University School CLEVELAND OHIO TH HE SCHOOL is divided into three parts-the Lower School, the Middle School and the Upper School, each including three grades, leading up to a complete preparation for the leading colleges and scientific schools. Physical training is a regular part of the curriculum, and students are required to take daily exercise, either upon the athletic grounds or in the gymnasium, under the direction and supervision of the physical director and his assistants. Wholesome supervision and personal attention to each pupil are the leading features of the school's policy. The courses of study include not only the regular classical and scientific studies taught in the best preparatory schools, but also attractive courses in shopwork and instrumental music. The arrangements for resident pupils provide a wholesome substitution for home life. Since the school was started in 1890 it has always maintained an exceptional record for sound and thorough scholarship. For circulars and full particulars, address GEORGE DANIEL PETTEE, M. A., Principal, SITUATED in a most desirable loca tion in the eastern part of Cleveland, on grounds nine acres in extent. Large, modern, wellequipped building for school work; Milden Hall, an ideal dormitory and home for resident pupils; and Webster Hall for younger boys. UNIVERSITY SCHOOL, Cleveland, Ohio CHELTEN HILLS WYNCOTE Located in the northern suburbs of Philadelphia, adjoining John Wanamaker estate. Large and pleas ant school building and dwelling, with best sanitation and equipment; hill campus of 27 acres with most beautiful surroundings; best facilities for outdoor and indoor recreation and physical culture FOUNDED in 1881 by Miss Annie Heacock, and recently purchased by Miss Georgiana L. Martin, an experienced educator, who has added a new building for academic and college preparatory departments. The School includes also Kindergarten, Primary and Intermediate grades, and covers all the requirements of a complete education for girls, fitting them for entrance into our best colleges and universities or into the active duties of refined and cultured womanhood. A corps of thoroughly competent instructors cover the studies of a complete curriculum, and full attention is given to the physical and moral, as well as the intellectual training of pupils. About thirty resident pupils can be accommodated and individual attention is given to each. The scholastic and home training are both of the highest class. For Further Particulars Address Miss Georgiana E. Martin Wyncote, Pa. MISS MITTLEBERGER'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS The CLEVELAND, OHIO he School furnishes through its five thoroughly graded departments, a complete college preparatory education; and also has advanced courses of study for girls who are not to attend college. The five departments-Academic, Preparatory, Intermediate, Primary and Kindergarten, are as distinct as separate schools. Therefore the pupil has the advantages of individual attention given in the small school, and of the complete equipment which only the large school can provide. The large faculty of experienced instructors, thoroughly trains the pupil in all the studies of the prescribed courses, and the certificate of the school admits to leading colleges. Due attention is given to the moral and physical, as well as the intellectual training of pupils. Boarding pupils are provided with the comforts and care of a refined home. The School is recommended by distinguished clergymen, college presidents and professors, and by leading professional and business men of Ohio and many other States. Full information furnished on application to MISS AUGUSTA MITTLEBERGER, Principal 1020 Prospect Street, Cleveland, Ohio Students may enter at any time throughout the Year. For Catalogue, address MISS CLARA BAUR, Highland Avenue, Oak Street and |