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I've observe, says a correspondent, with
Fh pleasure, the fourishing condition of
srfen Academy, in the District of Maine.
Y lunds were rather unproductiye, its OPP
l''on has been occasionally, suspended.
! ls now thought such arrangements are
z, as will enable the trustees OF the insti.
'o0' % continue it in operation, with only
= temporary vacations as are usual in 9TH
.sademles. AT the quarterly examination
'm second instant, the pupils appeared 10
2 advantage. They were examined in
a'nS writing, arithmetic, English grammar,
9apny, rhetoric, trigonometry, and in the
language. The trustees and spectators
much gratiIied blythe performances, and
'aey reflected honor upon the instructor
he pupils.


esefy science is taught in this Academy
" = Taught h others, and the trustees in
'ne most sanguine expectations Of its
'aa'ng 10 flourish, and grow in respecta-
y under the tuition of Mr. GEORGE STAR.
I gentleman of superior abilities, and
sosed fidelity.


Aae next term viii commence on Monday
25th instant.


'arrsa, Jan. 4, 1919.


