FOURTH 


ANNUAL  CATALOGUE 


OF    THE 


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GRANVILLE,   OHIO, 


1864--1865. 


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COLUMBUS: 

<3LENK     &   KEIDB,     STEAM     PBIKTSRS. 
1865. 


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Prof.  F.  0.  MARSH,  President Granville. 

Rev.  N.  S.  BURTON,  Secretary Akron. 

Rev.  J.  HALL,  D.  D Fredericktown. 

R.  PARSONS,  Esq Granville. 

H.  L.  CARR Granville.    ' 

H.  COLBY,  Esq Mansfield. 

E.  E.  BARNEY,  Esq Dayton. 

Rev.  S.  TALBOT,  D.  D Granville. 

Hon.  J.  P.  BISHOP Cleveland. 

Hon.  J.  M.  HOYT Cleveland. 

Rev.  0.  ALLEN Columbus. 

Rev.  L.  G.  LEONARD,  D.  D... Lebanon. 

Rev.  J.  W.  OSBORN Mansfield. 

S.  SUYDAM,  Esq Lebanon. 

GEO.  a  DEFREES,  Esq Piqua.; 


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PRESIDENT. 

Mrs.  MARY  C.  STONE, 

MATRON, 

Miss  LOUISA  S.  CARTER, 

PRINCIPAL. 

WM.  A.  BOYNTON,  A.  B.,  and  H.  A.  BROWN,  A.  B., 

CLASSICAL   STUDIES. 

Miss  ELLA  JAMES, 
Miss  EMMA  HALL, 

VOCAL   AND   instrumental   MUSIC. 

Miss  ELIZABETH  L.  COX, 

OIL   PAINTING,   DRAWING,   PENMANSHIP   AND   GYMNASTICS. 

Mrs.  S.  T.  BOYNTON  and  Miss  NELLIE  JONES, 

Mrs.  J.  M.  NEIGHBOR  and  Miss  REBECCA  THOMPSON, 

assistant  teachers. 


,^ent0r  €la00. 

There  will  be  no  graduates  this  year.  Some  members  of  the  Senior 
Class  could  not  be  in  school  this  year,  and  the  rest  decided  to  take  extra 
studies  and  wait  for  their  classmates  next  year. 

Junior   Cla05— €la00tcal. 

Carrie  Adams...., ,, Lebanon. 

Artie  Brumback, Jacksontown, 

Ada  Brumback ,,.,., ,..,Manlius,  111, 

Anna  0.  Eateman , ,Zanesville. 

Flora  Clark..... ,,, ,Croton. 

Annie  CoUett..... ,, Lebanon. 

Esther  Davies. Granville. 

Alice  Luce., Orangeville. 

Frankie  Platts ,. Cheviot. 

Fannie  Parker , ,,New  Richmond. 

Laura  Rowland , «,,»,., Mansfield. 

Emma  Reece ,  ...Franklin. 

Alice  Spease ,,,..,,,,Granville, 

Lou.  Sheumaker ,, Pleasantville. 

Rebecca  Thompson ,,,.. Lancaster,  Ind. 

EngUsh  Course, 

Jennie  Carr .,, Upper  Alton,  111. 

Fannie  Hollister.... Filmore,  Mo. 

Ella  Little Norwalk. 

Susie  Reece ,.,.,, Franklin. 

Maria  TuUoss Mt.  Vernon. 

Fidie  Wright Granville. 

Ida  Wilcox ..,.,., Akron. 


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^ep^omoxt  €ia5$— atlas $icai. 

Helen  M.  Avery Granville. 

Rebecca  Brumback Jacksontown. 

Emma  Coombs , Amelia. 

Martha  DeWolfe Granville. 

Nannie  Harper Goodhope. 

Clara  B.  Johnson Urbana. 

Lizzie  M.  Jones Middletown. 

Louisa  Mosher Fremont. 

Sallie  Owens Harveysburg. 

Sarah  Powell Granville. 

Georgie  Parshley Urbana. 

Hattie  Stone Hartford. 

Estelle  Van  Dusen Wellington. 

Jennie  Sinnett Granville. 

English  Course. 

Angie  Campbell Utica. 

Emily  Kimball Sunbury. 

Mary  Penick Mt.  Vernon. 

Ella  Sperry Utica. 

Josephine  Wright Monroeville. 

Mary  Wetherell 

Sade  Whitman Johnstown. 

Mary  Reichneker Bucyrus. 

W.  D.  Stone..... Granville. 

Henrietta  Fell Orangeville. 

Mary  Peck Johnstown. 

Hattie  Smith Troy,  Michigan. 

Victoria  Williams Granville. 

English  Course, 

Mary  Baaghman Perryton. 

Eliza  Ball Granville. 

Linnie  Ball Granville. 

Annette  Beach Kirkersville. 

Alice  Case.. Granville. 


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Emma  Carr Ostrander.* 

Louisa  Collett Harveysburg. 

Emma  Ferris , Lin  wood. 

Laura  Fogarty Cincinnati. 

Louisa  Hollister Filmore,  Mo. 

Rachie  Jones « Granville. 

Tina  LaFerre Granville, 

Lottie  Law Station  15. 

Alice  Maize Wooster. 

Bertha  Miller Knoxville,  Tenn. 

Maggie  Montross ., Monroeville. 

Ella  Moore Granville. 

Henrietta  Mullen , Newark. 

Hattie  Phillips Berlin  Heights. 

Hannah  Savage Ostrander. 

Mary  Sayer Troy. 

Ella  Sherman Berlin. 

Flora  Thomas McConnelsville. 

Julia  Warden .Granville. 

Maggie  M.  West .....Martin's  Ferry. 

Hattie  Williams Granville. 

Mae  Wood  Wooster. 

Nettie  ZoUars , Upper  Sandusky. 

iFtrst  Prefjarat0r9  da00. 

Sarah  Barstow Granville. 

Lizzie  Cunningham Perry  ton. 

Margaret  Cunningham Perry  ton. 

Emma  DeCrow New  Way. 

Ella  McCauley Dayton. 

Mary  Doolittle Elyria. 

Hattie  Fonts Cleveland. 

Jennie  Hildreth Cheviot. 

Lucetta  Hewitt Kirkersville. 

Caroline  Jones Granville. 

Mary  Jones Granville. 

Mollie  Liggett Ostrander. 

Nettie  Liddell Erie,  Pa. 

Lizzie  Linnell New  Way. 


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Eliza  McClellan Greenfield. 

Elida  Murrell Wilmington. 

Ella  Murrell Wilmington. 

Nettie  Neighbor Newcomerstown. 

Carrie  Obear Newark. 

Julia  Pratt » Granville. 

Mary  Parsons Granville. 

Esther  Price Granville. 

D.  Price Granville. 

Hannah  Roland New  Way. 

Victoria  Ramsower.. b....... Granville. 

Mary  Roberts Granville. 

Lucretia  Robertson »,., McConnelsville. 

Ella  Sanborn .....Kirkersville. 

Elizabeth  Shaub k.» Johnstown. 

Lillie  M.  Stone *** Granville. 

Emma  Van  Alta Granville. 

Jennie  Vance ^Granville. 

Mary  West Martin's  Ferry. 

Sarah  Williams Johnstown. 

Eunice 'Williams Granville. 

Edith  Zollars Perryton. 

Emma  Zollars * »Upper  Sandusky. 

Sarah  Blakey Granville. 

Juliette  Downer....* Granville. 

Sarah  Downer Granville. 

Alice  M.  Hickox Mansfield. 

Lillie  Knowlton.... Zanesville. 

Sallie  Livengood : .McConnelsville. 

Georgie  W.  Stone *... ....Granville. 

Mary  Thome .^......Kinston,  N.  C. 

Jennie  Thome Kinston,  N.  C. 

Artie  Brumback,  Clara  B.  Johnson, 

J.  Harmon,  R.  M.  Stone. 


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Mary  Ames, 
Sarah  Barstow, 
Mattie  Black, 
Emma  Black, 
Rebecca  Brumback, 
Angle  Campbell, 
Anna  CoUett, 
Mary  Carver, 
Emma  Carr, 
Emma  Coombs, 
Mary  Doolittle, 
Ella  Dunlevy, 
Emma  DeCrow, 
Emma  Ferris, 
Hattie  Fouts, 
Laura  Fogarty, 
Georgia  Grover, 
Alice  Hickox, 
Jennie  Hildreth, 
Louie  Hollister, 
Nannie  Harper, 
Lizzie  Jones, 
Julia  Jones, 
Emily  Kimball, 
Ella  Little, 
Nettie  Liddell, 
Sallie  Livengood, 
Lizzie  Linnell, 
Lottie  Law, 
Ella  Marsh, 


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Louie  Mullen, 
Ella  Moore^ 
Alice  Maize, 
Mary  Peck, 
Sarah  Price, 
Frankie  Platts, 
Fannie  Parker, 
Mary  Parsons, 
Louie  Robinson, 

Sallie  Reece, 

Emma  Rose, 

Ella  Sperry, 

Jennie  Sinnett, 

Laura  Swisher, 
Lillie  M.  Stone, 

Hattie  Smith, 
Kitty  Taylor, 

Maria  TuUoss, 
Estelle  Van  Dusen, 

Josephine  Wright, 

Ida  Wilcox, 

Mae  Woods, 

Edith  ZoUars, 

Emma  Zollars, 

Nettie  Zollars. 

T.  0.  Morris, 

A.  J.  Stultz, 

Louis  P.  Young, 

R.  M.  Stone, 

G.  W.  Stone. 


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S.  T.  Boynton,  Fannie  Parker, 

Artie  Brumback,  Fannie  Rose, 

Sarah  Barstow,  Emma  Rose, 

Eliza  Ball,  Emma  Reece, 

L.  S.  Carter,  Lou  Robinson. 


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Emma  Ferris, 
Ella  Jones, 
Rachie  Jones, 
Alice  Luce, 
Helen  B.  Miller, 
J.  M.  Neighbor, 
Mary  Penick, 
David  Price, 


Lou  Sheumaker, 
Lillie  M.  Stone, 
Laura  Swisher, 
Flora  Thomas, 
Fidie  Wright, 
Nettie  Zollars, 
Emma  Zollars, 


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Reading,  Orthography,  Orthoepy,  the  Composition  of  words,  Penman- 
ship, and  Exercises  in  Composition,  will  be  attended  to  throughout  the 
course,  and  need  not  therefore  be  mentioned  among  the  studies  of  each 
class. 

Preparatoi?y    Class. 
Mental   and    Written  Arithmetic,    English    Grammar   and   GeogrQ,phy 
completed. 

FreslimarL  Class. 

First  Term. — Alegbra  1st  Part,  Latin  Grammar  and  U.  S.  History. 

Second  Term. — Algebra  2d  Part,  Latin  Grammar  Fables  and  Modern 
History. 

Third  Term. — Algebra  2d  Part,  Latin  Grammar  and  Roman  History 
and  Geography  of  the  Heavens. 

Sopliomore  Class. 
First  Term. — Algebra  2d  Part,  Caesar  and  Ancient  History. 
Second  Term. — Green's  Analysis,  Virgil  and  Physiology. 
Third  Term. — Natural  Philosophy,  Virgil  and  Botany. 

JxirLioi:*    Class. 
First  Term. — Geometry,  Sallust  and  Chemistry. 
Second  Term. — Geometry,  Cicero  and  Rhetoric. 
Third  Term. — Trigonometry,  Cicero  and  Karnes'. 

Seriioi?    Class. 
First  Term. —  Natural  Theology,  Mcllvaine's  Evidences  and  Geology. 
Second  Term. — Astronomy,  Logic  and  Moral  Science. 
Third  Term. — Butler's  Analogy  and  Intellectual  Philosophy. 


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Colburn's  Intellectual  and  Ray's  Practical  Arithmetic  j  Davies'  1st  and 
2d  Algebra;  Brown's  English  Grammar ;  Cornell's  Geography;  Green's 
Analysis,  Quackenbos'  History  U.  S.;  Worcester's  Universal  History 
Andrew' s  Latin  Grammar  and  Lexicon  ;  Anthon'  s  Series  of  Latin  Authors 
Burritt's  Geography  of  the  Heavens ;  Cutter's  Physiology  ;  Wood's  Botany, 
Da  vies'  Geometry  and  Trigonometry ;  Parker's  Natural  Philosophy  ;  Por 
ter's  Chemistry;  Quackenbos'  Rhetoric;  Paley's  Natural  Theology; 
Mcllvaine's  Evidences  of  Christianity  ;  Hitchcock's  Geology;  Olmstead's 
Astronomy  (College  edition);  Whately's  Logic;  Wayland's  Moral  and 
Intellectual  Philosophy. 


The  school  is  separated  into  three  sections,  and  each  section  under  a 
separate  teacher  spends  45  minutes  of  each  day  after  chapel  service,  in 
impromptu  composition,  and  other  rhetorical  exercises,  besides  the  usual 
compositions  once  in  two  weeks. 

Daily  exercise  is  kept  up  either  in  walking,  or  with  Dr.  Dio  Lewis' 
gymnastics. 

Books  and  Stationery  will  be  furnished  for  cash  at  Cincinnati  prices. 


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Location. 

The  Institute  is  in  the  centre  of  the  State,  in  one  of  the  most  beautiful 
and  healthful  regions  of  the  West.  The  country  is  beautifully  diversified 
with  hill  and  valley.  The  town  is  in  a  valley  surrounded  by  hills,  pre- 
senting one  of  the  loveliest  pictures  in  nature. 

Denison  University,  being  located  here,  has  given  a  literary  cast  to 
society,  which  cannot  fail  to  inspire  ambition  for  excellence  in  scholar- 
ship, especially  as  the  pupils  are  brought  into  competition  with  students 
of  the  other  sex  pursuing  the  same  studies,  and  using  the  same  text-books. 

Granville  is  in  Licking  county,  3^  miles  from  Union  Station,  on  the 
Central  Ohio  Railroad,  and  six  miles  from  Newark,  from  each  of  which 
places  hacks  run  to  Granville  upon  the  arrival  of  the  trains. 

Aim.s« 

It  is  the  decided  purpose  of  the  Faculty  to  make  good  scholars  and 
practical  women.  We  hope  to  avoid  the  errors  to  which  female  schools  are 
liable,  (or  rather,  perhaps,  with  which  they  are  charged)  of  making  draw- 
ing-room ornaments  merely. 

We  shall  endeavor  to  cultivate  the  graces  of  behavior  through  the  affec- 
tions. We  shall  insist  on  thorough  preparation  for  every  lesson,  strict  ob- 
servance of  the  hours  of  study,  promptness  at  recitations  and  at  chapel, 
and  regular  attendance  at  church  (the  church  chosen  by  parents  or  guar- 
dians.) 

Biaild-ings. 

The  buildings  are  sufficient  to  accommodate  the  teachers  and  about  fifty 
boarding  pupils,  with  all  necessary  recitation  rooms,  library,  apparatus, 
music  and  painting  rooms.  They  are  surrounded  by  ample  and  beautiful 
grounds,  and  furnish  a  delightful  home  for  the  inmates  of  the  school. 

LilDrary. 

A  library  has  already  been  established,  to  which  accessions  are  con- 
stantly made.  By  an  arrangement  with  the  Board  of  the  University,  the 
pupils  of  the  Institute  can  draw  from  that  ample  collection. 


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Apparatus. 

The  Institute  is  provided  with  apparatus  for  illustrating  the  most  import- 
ant facts  in  Natural  Science,  and  new  articles  will  be  added  to  meet  the 
necessities  of  the  classes. 

Literary    Societies. 

There  are  two  flourishing  Societies,  the  Euterpean  and  Philomathean, 
meeting  Friday  evening  each  week,  which  are  doing  much  to  stimulate  and 
cultivate  a  literary  spirit. 

Adui  i  s  si  o  n . 

Pupils  will  be  received  at  any  time,  and  assigned  places  in  classes  for 
which  they  are  prepared.  It  is,  however,  very  desirable  that  they  should 
enter  at  the  beginning  of  the  term,  and  continue  to  the  end.  No  deduction 
from  bills  will  be  made  for  a  few  days'  absence  at  the  beginning  or  end 
of  a  term.  A  few  days'  board  and  tuition  are  not  to  be  compared  with  the 
derangement  of  classes  or  the  unsuccessful  pursuit  of  studies,  under  the 
disadvantage  of  having  passed  superficially  over  elementary  principles. 

Diplomas. 

Will  be  awarded  to  such  as  have  completed  the  regular  course,  and  also 
to  such  as  complete  the  English  course,  each  indicating  the  course  pursued. 
Certificates  will  be  given  to  such  as  pursue  an  eclectic  course,  indicating 
the  studies  completed. 

Graduates  will  be  required  to  have  a  standing  of  at  least  eighty  per 
cent,  in  the  studies  of  the  courses,  and  a  good  moral  character. 

General    RegTalations. 

1.  No  one  will  be  received,  except  by  special  arrangement,  at  the  time 
of  entering,  for  less  than  a  term,ov  the  remainder  of  the  term  in  which  she 
enters,  and  no  deduction  will  be  made  for  absence  except  from  protracted 
sickness. 

2.  Each  young  lady  should  bring  an  umbrella,  a  pair  of  thick-soled 
shoes,  or  overshoes,  napkins,  towels,  sheets  and  pillow  cases.  All  articles 
should  be  distinctly  and  indelibly  marked. 

3.  It  is  very  desirable  that  pupils  should  be  provided  with  all  needful 
clothing  for  the  term,  to  prevent  interruption  of  study  in  providing  them. 


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4.  Occupants  of  rooms  will  be  held  responsible  for  injury  done  to  rooms 
and  furniture. 

5.  Parents  are  requested  to  insist  on  frugality  in  the  expenses  of  their 
daughters  and  wards.  Nuts,  candies,  raisins,  sweetmeats,  &c.,  are  liable 
to  occasion  serious  interruptions  in  study.  Simplicity  in  dress  is  also 
very  desirable  for  many  reasons.  The  teachers  and  pupils  board  at  the 
same  table,  where  there  will  always  be  ample  supplies  of  wholesome  food* 

6.  Liberal  deductions  will  be  made  in  the  bills  of  the  daughters  of  pas- 
tors, and  persons  of  limited  means,  according  to  circumstances. 

Terras  and.  Vacations. 

The  year  is  divided  into  three  terms  : 

The  first  (twelve  weeks)  beginning  September  7th,  1865,  followed  by  a 
vacation  of  one  week. 

The  second  beginning  December  7th,  18G5,  (fourteen  weeks),  followed 
by  a  vacation  of  one  week. 

The  third  beginning  Thursday,  March  22d,  1865,  (fourteen  weeks),  end- 
ing June  27th,  1865,  followed  by  a  vacation  of  ten  weeks. 

Expenses. 

Board,  tuition,  room,  fuel  and  lights,   First  Term $IM>»GO 

"         "  "         *'  '•       Second  and  Third,  each d^rOT^ 

Tuition  for  Day  Pupils  in  Regular  Course,  per  year 30  00 

"  ^'  Preparatory... 20  00 

'<  <<  Primary 15  00 

Extra  Oliarges. 

French,  German  or  Greek,  per  year..... $18  00 

Music,  Instrumental 38  00 

''       Vocal,  (single  lessons) 38  00 

Glee  Class,  perterm 2  00 

Use  of  Piano,  per  year 10  00 

Landscape  Painting,  peryear 30  00 

Portrait             **                 **         40  00 

Drawing 18  00 

Crayoning  heads  (French) 24  00 

Washing,  36  cents  per  dozen. 


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All  bills  payable  each,  term  in  advance,  except  by  special  arrangements . 

Pupils  wishing  to  enter  should  make  application  before  the  term  begins, 
if  possible,  to  insure  a  room,  as  we  expect  all  our  rooms  will  be  occupied. 

All  classes  will  be  examined  upon  every  study  before  laying  it  down. 
Examinations  will  occur  at  the  close  of  each  term,  and  certificates  of 
standing  will  be  given. 

All  letters  on  business  connected  with  the  Institute  should  be  addressed 
to 

Rev.  MAESENA  STONE, 

Granville,  Licking  courdy,  Ohio, 


