Skip to main content

Full text of "Patterson's college and school directory of the United States and Canada"

See other formats 


Google 


This  is  a  digital  copy  of  a  book  that  was  preserved  for  generations  on  library  shelves  before  it  was  carefully  scanned  by  Google  as  part  of  a  project 

to  make  the  world's  books  discoverable  online. 

It  has  survived  long  enough  for  the  copyright  to  expire  and  the  book  to  enter  the  public  domain.  A  public  domain  book  is  one  that  was  never  subject 

to  copyright  or  whose  legal  copyright  term  has  expired.  Whether  a  book  is  in  the  public  domain  may  vary  country  to  country.  Public  domain  books 

are  our  gateways  to  the  past,  representing  a  wealth  of  history,  culture  and  knowledge  that's  often  difficult  to  discover. 

Marks,  notations  and  other  maiginalia  present  in  the  original  volume  will  appear  in  this  file  -  a  reminder  of  this  book's  long  journey  from  the 

publisher  to  a  library  and  finally  to  you. 

Usage  guidelines 

Google  is  proud  to  partner  with  libraries  to  digitize  public  domain  materials  and  make  them  widely  accessible.  Public  domain  books  belong  to  the 
public  and  we  are  merely  their  custodians.  Nevertheless,  this  work  is  expensive,  so  in  order  to  keep  providing  tliis  resource,  we  liave  taken  steps  to 
prevent  abuse  by  commercial  parties,  including  placing  technical  restrictions  on  automated  querying. 
We  also  ask  that  you: 

+  Make  non-commercial  use  of  the  files  We  designed  Google  Book  Search  for  use  by  individuals,  and  we  request  that  you  use  these  files  for 
personal,  non-commercial  purposes. 

+  Refrain  fivm  automated  querying  Do  not  send  automated  queries  of  any  sort  to  Google's  system:  If  you  are  conducting  research  on  machine 
translation,  optical  character  recognition  or  other  areas  where  access  to  a  large  amount  of  text  is  helpful,  please  contact  us.  We  encourage  the 
use  of  public  domain  materials  for  these  purposes  and  may  be  able  to  help. 

+  Maintain  attributionTht  GoogXt  "watermark"  you  see  on  each  file  is  essential  for  in  forming  people  about  this  project  and  helping  them  find 
additional  materials  through  Google  Book  Search.  Please  do  not  remove  it. 

+  Keep  it  legal  Whatever  your  use,  remember  that  you  are  responsible  for  ensuring  that  what  you  are  doing  is  legal.  Do  not  assume  that  just 
because  we  believe  a  book  is  in  the  public  domain  for  users  in  the  United  States,  that  the  work  is  also  in  the  public  domain  for  users  in  other 
countries.  Whether  a  book  is  still  in  copyright  varies  from  country  to  country,  and  we  can't  offer  guidance  on  whether  any  specific  use  of 
any  specific  book  is  allowed.  Please  do  not  assume  that  a  book's  appearance  in  Google  Book  Search  means  it  can  be  used  in  any  manner 
anywhere  in  the  world.  Copyright  infringement  liabili^  can  be  quite  severe. 

About  Google  Book  Search 

Google's  mission  is  to  organize  the  world's  information  and  to  make  it  universally  accessible  and  useful.   Google  Book  Search  helps  readers 
discover  the  world's  books  while  helping  authors  and  publishers  reach  new  audiences.  You  can  search  through  the  full  text  of  this  book  on  the  web 

at|http: //books  .google  .com/I 


PATTERSON'S 
COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL 

DIRECTORY 


OF  THE 

UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA 

CONTAINING 

A    COMPLETE  LIST  AND   DESCRIPTION  OF   ALL  THE  SCHOOLS.  COLLEGES.   AND 
OTHER  INSTITUTIONS    OF    HIGHER  EDUCATION.    A   LIST    OF   THE   COLLEGE 
GREEK  LETTER  FRATERNITIl':S,  THFJR  CHAPTERS,  AND  WHERE  LOCATED. 
A    LIST    AND    DESCRIPTION    OF   THE    COLLEGE    NKWSPAPERS   AND 
PUBLICATIONS.  A  LIST  OF  COLLEGE,  THEOLOGICAL,  LAW,  MED- 
ICAL, STATE  AND  PUBLIC  LIBRARIES,   WITH  NAME  OF   LI- 
BRARIAN AND  NUMBER  OF  BOUND  VOLUMES.    ALSO  A 
LIST   OF  THE   STATE    AND   COUNTY  SUPERINTEN- 
DENTS OF  PUBLIC  INSTRUCTION,  CITY  SUPER- 
INTENDENTS,   HIGH    SCHOOL    AND 
GRADED    HIGH    SCHOOL 
PRINCIPALS 

TofiTcther  with  much  other  information 
embodying 

A  COMPLETE  EDUCATIONAL  DIRECTORY 


Compiled  and  Edited 

BY 

HOMER  L.  PATTERSON 

President 
American  Educational  Company 


Price  ;j55.00 


1905 
AMERICAN  EDUCATIONAL  COMPANY 

CHICAGO 


Entered    according    to    Ac    act    of    CongreM.    In 
the  jcar   u}os,  by  Homer  L.  Patterson,  In 
the  office  of  the  Librarian  of  Con- 
gress at   Washington. 


PRKSS: 

AMERICAN    EDUCATIONAL   COMrANY. 

CHICAGO. 


INTRODUCTORY. 

The  aim  of  this  work  is  to  give  a  complete  index  to  the  educational  system 
of  the  United  States  and  Canada,  The  information  has  been  thoroughly  revised 
and  brought  down  to  date,  and  before  final  printing  of  the  book  proofs  sub- 
mitted to  the  head  of  each  institution  for  O.  K.,  or  correction. 

In  the  main  classification  a  complete  list  of  the  schools  and  colleges  is  given, 
together  with  information  as  to  the  kind  of  school,  class  of  students  admitted, 
religious  denomination,  year  established,  and  the  name  of  the  head  of  the  insti- 
tution with  title  and  degrees.  The  counter-classification  will  be  found  a  ready 
reference  for  any  particular  class  of  schools.  The  Public  School  system  is  fully 
covered  by  complete  lists  of  the  State  Educational  Officials,  and  county  super- 
intendents of  schools.  The  lists  of  College  Greek-Letter  Fraternities,  under- 
graduate publications.  Foreign  Universities,  etc.,  have  been  added  for  the  pur- 
pose of  making  the  book  a  complete  educational  directory,  containing  informa- 
tion upon  every  subject  pertaining  to  colleges  and  schools.  It  is  believed  the 
work  will  be  found  of  value  to  every  one  in  any  way  associated  with  educational 
institutions,  or  engaged  in  educational  work. 

Acknowledgement  is  made  to  the  various  State  Superintendents  of  Public 
Instruction  in  this  country,  and  to  the  Commissioner  and  Deputy  Commissioners 
of  Education  of  the  Provinces  of  Canada,  for  their  kind  co-operation  and  as- 
sistance in  compiling  the  information  regarding  the  school  systems;  also  to  the 
editors  of  various  fraternity  and  college  papers  for  the  assistance  rendered  by 
them  in  the  departments  of  Greek-Letter  Fraternities  and  college  publications. 


139576 


ADVERTISEMENTS. 


Afinli  llitl.    AIM.    C«l    *M 

Allen   L-nlrenlW.  VulnmU..   S.   C »M 

Beanlvf  Scbwl  u(  OrmtocT.  Ormd  Kipld*.   Mlc*   SM 

11-11   Si-hm.l    u(   Spwb.    Sew    Yofk    SM 

Unih  Tempi*  Coii»T..iorr    t:W<»(o '^ 

Chlrmg-.    I'Uno    Cllr*-.    l-hlniP,    85* 

Clark  Tni.U<T»*  Ac«i(t    B.  F..  Ctilnco  **» 

CliirtiiniHl    C'uimT«lorr   of    MniU-.    Clnclniml »3 

Cullife  of  Male  of  Ulnrlnastl.  Clu-inuU   »* 

(■n>»t  Tr«dlu«  Cuoi(»Pj.   New   Vurk    BOO 

I'lllnH   Tfl.-Br.i*    |-ull<«i-.    IWIlH.    T« BM 

IkHiMi-dar.  Piu(«4i  I."..  PiibllilicH.  -NVw  Y»rk MO 

Kl.lwrt     A     Klu-banlx.D     fu.      Pr!i,i,^r».     ClnHoMtl. 5*4 

FrtlliuE.  A.  II..  Kr.lrnillf  Pli»,  D.Hiiu'.rr.   Ud KW 

Kidll     Atviiiu    ftrbwl    u(    rbj»ii-al    Cullurv,     St-jt    Vutt BU 

Fri-ni'ta   rrnup  Mllllnry   .tradi'mr,    Fr-'inti   Camp.  MIh BSI 

liraDd   lUplil;.    ::.         .  .]     «raiiil   R»pM>.   Mirfa SM 


lloldrruvis   Schual    !i,i    Bora.    Plrnunitli.    N.    n K5I 

noire  UlllIiTT  S.lK-1,    IJma.    Ind MS 

Inlrr.auU!   fehool..    C«ljr    Ripldi.    la SU 

Kanaai  City  Jmiriial.   Kan.H  Cllr.   M" 054 

KiTDpiT     UmUrr     school,     B.>l:nrllle.     Ho B31 

UM'taf    InalltnEt   ot  rmwnlolonj     UDwaokw.    Wla 5S9 

Ijinmi.T   Sd^Ullc  ».boi>l.   famlTlUir'-.   Maw BSa 

l.-«-|ii  J.jsllluli-,  Cblcato BM 

ML-Collongh    Tearhpri-    AgpniT,    Vhicafo MO 

Mi'dart,   Prpil.   (irdinuiMr-   Apparatiia.   SI.    I»uli.   Ho S44 

Miin^n    Hi-taool    or    EtpmBlDn.    .\iinn.    Cb[™go 003 

PiiiiiKyliiinln    Orlbupanlli-    limlilnlc.    PhlUd^lpWa SSS 

I'tTTi  Mih'iipl  lit  (JraloTT,   HI.   LodIh 653 

IVliTH  Anna  Co.,  Sporting  <:iooil»,   Clni-lnnall 540 

Pike    (Mlrgi:    Bowling    nn!«i,    Uo 554 

Itund    M''Nallr    *    f«..    PabllBlimi.    Chlnnn 54B 

nii'lnllH,    0.    I*.    Dtpbiinjii.    Chlc'acn Hs 

Oorkronl    Culirm,     RuFkfurd.     Ill SS2 

Boll-OniTfriwil-ltniiifainriur  Co..   »porllin  Goodii.   Clnrinnall 541 


Th.««p».h   io.,    lli.rl.K    i[..    Sliitl'inwi   und    EDsraTri 

TrivHrlhr    KDipofluu.    Clili'iica 

I'nlon    TboilHglivI    HvnlHTr,    Siv    yi>tk 

WalliHI    I'i>IIfk<>    111    Ripmmlia.     Kinkanc.     Waab 

Waalilnglioi  Cbrtatlau  roll>-ci>.    WaaliliifliHi,   1).  C 


CONTENTS. 


Introductory      3 

Index    to    DIsplaj    ATertlsemontB    4 

Educational  systems  .of  the  states,   Including  tbc  schools   and  coUcKt^s,    arranged  alphabetically 
as  to  towns  and  cities. 


ALABAMA     7 

ARIZONA      11 

ARKANSAS   13 

CALIFORNIA     17 

COLORADO 24 

CONNECTICUT    27 

DELAWARE    31 

DISTRICT    OP   COLUMBIA    32 

FLORIDA     84 

PtEORGIA    37 

IDAHO    43 

ILLINOIS      45 

INDIANA      56 

INDIAN  TERRITORY    62 

IOWA    63 

KANSAS     71 

KENTUCKY     77 

LOUISIANA     84 

MAINE    88 

MARYLAND     91 

MASSACHUSETTS     05 

MITHIGAN    101 

MINNESOTA     107 

MISSISSIPPI    112 

MISSOURI     116 

MONTANA     127 

NEBRASKA    120 

NEVADA 134 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE   138 


NEW    JERSEY    138 

NEW   MEXICO    134 

NEW    YORK    145 

NORTH    CAROLINA     160 

NORTH     DAKOTA     170 

OHIO     174 

OKLAHOMA     183 

OREGON    186 

PENNSYLVANIA    188 

RHODE    ISLAND    190 

SOUTH     CAROLINA     201 

SOUTH   DAKOTA    205 

TENNESSEE    »« 

TEXAS    215 

UTAH      223 

VERMONT     226 

VIRGINIA     229 

WASHINGTON      236 

WEST  VIRGINIA   239 

WISCONSIN      242 

WYOMING     247 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA   251 

MANITOBA    254 

NEW  BRUNSWICK   257 

NORTHWEST    TERRITORIES 258 

NOVA    SCOTIA    255 

ONTARIO 249 

PRINCE    EDWARD    ISLAND    258 

QUEBEC     252 


Connter-claiwiflcation   of  schools  and   collejres,    arranged   according   to  kind   of  school 261 

Table   of   universities    and   colleges,    arranged   according   to   age 259 

Table   of   universities   and   colleges.    arrange<l   according    to   size 26^» 

Colleges  papers 319 

Fraternity     papers     337 

Greek-letter  fraternities   .339 

F*»relgn    universities    .373 

College    libraries    .389 

Law    libraries    • 4H7 

Medical  librari(>s   412 

Theological   libraries    4I4 

State    libraries    419 

Public    llbmries    42i 

City  9up<*rintendents.   high  and  graded  school  principals 458 

Private   studios — Music,    Drama,    Art,    and    Languages .'i,36 

Display    advertisements    539 

Index   557 


ABBREVIATIONS. 


A.  B IJachelor  of  Arts 

afri Agrloulturo 

A.  M Master    of    Arts 

aroh Archltoctnre 

B.  A Bachelor  of   Arts 

B.  C.  L Bachelor  of  (Mvll  Law 

B.  D Bachelor  of  Divinity 

B.   Mui Bachelor  of  MurIc 

Breth Brethren 

B.    8 Bachelor    of   Science 

B.   Pd Bachelor  of  Pedagojry 

but i. . . .  BuRlness 

B.  V.  M Blessed  Virpln  Mary 

C.  E , Civil   Knfflneer 

chem Chemistry 

co-ed Co-edueatlonal 

col Collegia  te 

Cumb.    Freib Cumherland    Presbyterian 

dent , Dental 

dom.    ici Dom(>8tl<>    science 

eleo , Electrical 

elo Elocution 

engin , EngineerlnK 

engr Engraving 

est , Established 

Epis Episcopal 

Evang Evangelical 

f  •      Rt      At      D> |.  ....... 

Fi'llow  of   the    Royal    Historical   Society 

F.  R.  8 Fellow  of  the   Royal  Society 

Ger.   Evang (ierman  Evangelical 

homeop Ilomeopathle 

hort Jlorticultnre 

indust Industria  1 

L.   D.    8 Latter   Day  Saints    (Mormon) 

Litt.  B Ba<-helor  of  Literature 

Lltt.   D Doctor  of  Literature 

LL.  B , Ba<>helor  of  Laws 

LL.  D I>octor  of  I^ w« 

LL.    M plaster   of   Laws 

M.    A Master   of   Arts 

M.   D , Dot'tor  of  Medicine 

M.    £ Methodist    Episcopal 

meoh Me<-hanlcal 

med 4 Medicine 

M.    E.    8o Methodist    Episcopal    South 

metal Metallurgy 

metaph , Metaphysics 

Meth Methodist 

mil Military 

min Mines,    Mineralogy 

Morav ^ Moravian 

JI«    If  a    A«    8 

Member  of  the  National  .Vcademy  of  Sciences 

Kt     Rt     Aa     o I 

Member  of  the  Royal  Academy  of  Sciencv 


mus Music 

non-sect , Non-sectarian 

nor Normal 

N.    V.    M Nativity    of    the    Virgin    Mary 

ophthal Ophthalraol(»gy 

Oa   8a  B .Order  <»f  Saint  Benedict 

oiteop Osteopathy 

P.   E Protestant   Fiplscopal 

Ph.    B. . .  , Bachelor    of    Philosophy 

Ph.   D DiK'tor  of  Philosophy 

phar Pharmacy 

photog , Photography 

phren Phrenology 

phys.    ici Physical   Science 

physio-med Physlo-Medlcal 

pop Population 

poit-grad J*ost-Graduate 

prep Preparatory 

prin , Principal 

Prot Pnitestant 

piychol .Psychology 

B.    C Roman   Catholic 

Ref , Reformed 

reg Regular 

R.  8.  8 Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society 

Rt.   Rev Right   Reverend 

8c.    B Bachelor   of  Science 

sculp , Sculpture 

7th   D.   Adv Seventh    Day    Adventlsts 

7th  D.  Bapt /Seventh  Day  Baptists 

8.    J S<M'lety    of    Jesus 

8.   M.   E .* ...Holy   Mother   Church 

8.    M.   M Moly   Mother   Mary 

8.   R.  8 Fellow  of  the  Royal  Society 

8.    T.    D Doctor    of    Divinity 

sten Stenography 

8.  T.  P JProfes8<ir  of  Theology 

surg Surgery 

surv ,   Surveying 

8.    V Holy    Virgin 

8wed /Swedish 

tech Techni<'Rl 

teleg Telegraphy 

ter Territory 

theol Theology 

TJ.   J.  D Doctor  of  Canon  and  Civil  Law 

TJn.   Breth Cnited  Brethren 

Unit , Fnltarlan 

univ Fnlverslty 

TJ.   8.   N T'nlted  States  Navy 

V.  D.   M Minister  of  the  Word  of  G^kI 

vet Veterinary 

V.    8 Veterinary    Surgeon 

Y.  M.  C.  A.. Young  Men's  Christian  .\ssoclatlon 

Y.    W.    C.   A 

Young    Women 'p   Christian    Association 


ALABAMA. 

Population,  1,828,697.     School  census,  640,500.     School  age,  7-21. 

Alabama  is  the  eighteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  1,828,697  inhabitants,  of  whom  1,001,152,  or  54.7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number,  14,060,  or  .7  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the 
entire  population  is  34  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  forty-eighth  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S   OFFICE. 

Isaac  W.  Hill,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Montgomery 

Harry   C.   Gunnels,   Chief   Clerk. Montgomery 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

Isaac   W.    Hill,  President Montgomery 

Prof.  W.  F.  Feagin,  Secretary Montgomery 

Miss  Nicholene  Bishop Montgomery 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Gov.  W.  D.  Jelks Montgomery      Pres.  F.  M.   Peterson Montevallo 

Pres.  J.  W.  Abercrombie University      Supt.   Isaac  W.  Hill,  Secretary., 

Pres.  C.  C.  Th ach Auburn  Montgomery 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

C.   R.  Glenn,  President Birmingham 

H.  J.  WiLLiNGHAM,  Chairman  of  Executive  Committee Wetumpka 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS   OF  SCHOOLS.  No.  of 

County.  '     '     Superintendent's    Name.  Address.  Schools. 

Autauga    H.  A.  Askins  Bllllngsley     59 

Baldwin     J.    S.    I^mbert Bav    Minctte 58 

Barbour    C.    S.    McDowell,    Jr Eufaula     133 

Bibb     R.     H.    Pratt Six    Mile 68 

Blount     O.    A.    Steele Onoonta    75 

Bullock     O.    S.    Bethune Union    Springs 88 

Butler    C.    H.    Lewis Greenville    110 

Calhoun     H.    T.    Persons Anniston    73 

Chambers     W.    T.    Hollingsworth T^Fayette     103 

Cherokee     A.    O.     Williams Centre    69 

Chilton    J.     W.    Moore Clanton    66 

Choctaw     W.   J.   Dansby Silas    93 

Clarke     R.   C.   Heard Grove    Hill 108 

Clay     A.  S.  Horn Ashland     74 

Cleburne     A.   H.   Gla.sgow Heflin     50 

Coffee     C.    W.    Simmons Enterprise    72 

Colbert     C.    A.    Womblc Tuscumbia     69 

Conecuh     S.   A.  Lowry Evergreen    85 


8 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


ALABAMA. 


ALABAMA. 


County. 
Coosa     . , 


Sup<>riiitondont*8  Namo.  Addrcra. 

li.  Johnson   Speed    

J.   Merrill Rose    Hill 

K.   Sharpe Hij? hland 

V.    Smith Cullman 

M.   Head Pinckard 

M.  Calloway Selma    ... 


Home 


J. 

C. 
B. 
E. 
B. 
S. 
M. 


Callan Sulphur   Springs    100 

Cousins Eclectic     74 

68 

73 

58 

77 


O'Bannon Brewton 

Williams Gadsden 

Barnard Fayette 

McRight Isbell     . . . 

Lammons Hartford 


Covington    '.  W. 

Crenshaw    C. 

Cullman    P. 

Dale   W. 

Dallas    D. 

DeKalb    N. 

Elmore   W. 

Escambia  J. 

Etowah    J. 

Fayette    J. 

Franklin   Ta 

Geneva  J. 

Greene    W.    P.    Archibald Knoxville    

Hale   J.  A.  Ellerbe Greensboro   

Henry   Sam  Davis  Abbeville    

Houston    J.    B.    Dell 

Jackson  Wm.  Cooper Scottsboro  

JeiTerson    I.  W.  McAdory Birmingham    ... 

Lamar    E.  R.  Harris Detroit    

Lauderdale    Jas.   F.  Koonce , Florence    

Lawrence  H.   G.    Almon Town   Creek    ... 

Lee    D.    M.    Banks Opelika    

Limestone    W.    H.    McClellan Elk  River  Mills. 

Lowndes    Geo.    E.   Gordon Hayneville    

Macon    W.    G.    Stevenson Tuskegee    

Madison    S.  R.  Butler  Huntsville   

Marengo    S.  W.  Compton Myrtlewood    

Marion    H.  W.   McKenzie Hamilton    , 

Marshall     Jay  Mabrey  Horton     

Mobile    S. 

Monroe  J. 

Montgomery    J. 

Morgan    I*. 

Perry    E. 

Pickens    W. 

Pike    J- 

Randolph   J. 

Russell    J- 

St.   Clair   B. 

Shelby    J. 

Sumter   R. 

Talladega  J. 

Tallapoosa    G. 

Tuscaloosa   I*- 

Walker    T. 

Washington  R.  E.  Blunt Hawthorno 

Wilcox    Will  M.  Cook Camdon   

Winston    W.  A.  Bates Double  Springs 


No.  of 
Schools. 
68 
62 
74 
88 
89 
125 


85 

75 

134 

131 

190 

83 

92 

72 

66 

96 

93 

70 

134 

110 

75 

81 

S.   Murphy Mobile     107 

D.   Forte    Beatrice    100 

A. 

A. 

G. 


Thompson Montgomery 

Oden Austinville 

Hoover Marion    


H.    Storey Carrollton    

M.   Sanders Troy     

N.   Word Lamar  

1j.   Pollard Seale    

S.   Hodges Ashville   

O.  Dorough Dunneva     

B.   Calloway Livingston    

C.  Williams Talladega    

L.   Bell Jackson's   Gap 

B.  Hughes Tuskaloosa    

J.    I^mar Jasper    


149 

88 

86 

105 

90 

87 

75 

72 

76 

89 

118 

150 

125 

90 

61 

116 

56 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


ABBEVILLE,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  880. 
Third  District  Arrioultural  School;   agrl.;    co- 
ed.; state:  J.  V.  Brown,  PreB. 

ALBEBTYILLE,  JCarthall  Co..  pop.  l.r»no. 
Seventh    Diitriot    Agricultural    School;    agrl.; 
co-ed.;  state;  J.  B.  llobdy,  Pres. 

ANNISTON,  Calhoun  Co.,  pop.  0.605. 
Anniston    College    for    Toun^    Ladies;     frirls' 

boarding;  non-sect.;  ORt.   1804;  Clarence  J. 

Owens,   A.   M..   LL.   I).,   Pres. 
Barker  Memorial  Seminary   (colored):   women; 

prop,   and  indust. ;  Pn*sb. :  oat.   IWKJ;  Rov. 

S.   M.    Davia,   D.   D..    Proa. 
Boys'  Training  School;  prep.;   bt>ys;  non-sect.; 

Principal. 


Noble  Institute  for  Oirls;  girls'  )>oarding;  non- 
MM't.;   MfHHi'H  (fiiy  and  Mooro.    Prina. 

ATHENS,  Limestone  Co.,  pop.   1.010. 

Athens*    Female   College;    girls'    boarding;    M. 

K.    So.:    oHt.    isi:!;    m1k«   May    N.    MiM)ro. 

Pn'». 
Eighth  District  Agricultural  School;  agrl.;   co- 

vih:    Htat**:    II.    J.    FiiHoh.    ProH. 

AUBURN,    Lee   Co..    pop.    1.447. 

Alabama  Poljrtechnic  Institute;  tech.;  state; 
oat.  1S72;  Charloa  C.  Thaoh.  M.  A..  Pro8. 
SchooPs  announcement. — Seven  dogroo 
rouraoH:  (niomlstry;  Civil  Engineering: 
Eloctrlnil  Knginooring;  Mining;  Agrinil- 
tiiro;  Arta;  Pharmary.  484  atudonta; 
twelve  states  represented.  Excellent  shops 


OF  THS  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


9 


ALABAMA, 


ALABAMA. 


and  laboratories.  Degrees  B.  S.  and  M.  S. 
Twenty  professors;  seventeen  assistants. 
S50  feet  above  sea-level.  No  malaria. 
Alabama  Polyte<dinio  Institute,  Department 
of  Pharmacy;  pbar.;  co-ed.;  est.  1895; 
Emerson  R.  Miller,   Dean. 

BELL,  Lama;  Co.,  pop.  22. 
Shiloh  High   School;   prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
est.   1895;  Archer  R.   Gllmore,   Prln. 

BIRlflNOHAM,  Jefferson  Co..  pop.  38.415. 
Birmingham  Business  College;  bas.  and  sten.; 

<*o-ed.;   Willard  J.   Wheeler,  Pres. 
Birmingham    Consorratory    of    Music;    music; 

t*8t.     1885;     William     Gussen     and     Edna 

Gookel-Guasen,    Directors. 
Birmingham  Dental  College;  dent.;  men;  est. 

1893;  Charles  A.   Merrill.   D.   D.  S..   Dean. 
Birmingham     Medical     College;     med.;     reg.; 

men;  est.  1894;  B.  L.  Wyman,  Dean. 
Birmingham    Seminary;    girls'    boarding;    non- 
sect.;    est.    1897;     Miss    Loalie    Compton, 

A.   M..   Prin. 
Massey  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  Wm. 

N.    Smith,   Pres. 
North     Alsbama     Conference     College;     col.; 

men;    M.   E.   So.;   est.   1898;   Anson   West, 

Pres. 
Pollock-Stephens     Institute;     girls*     boarding; 

non-sect;   Mrs.  E.  T.  Taliaferro,   Prin. 
Taylor    School,    The;    prep.;    boys'    bonrding; 

non-sect.;  Wm.  P.  Taylor,   A.  B.,  Prin. 
Wheeler  Business  College ;  bus.  and  sten. ;  Wil- 
lard J.  Wheeler,  Pres. 

BLOVKTSVILLE,  Blount  Co.,  pop.  500. 
Ninth  District  Agricultural  School;   agri. ;   co- 
ed.; state;  J.  A.   B.  Lovett.  Pres. 

CLAVTON,    Chilton    Co.,    pop.    611. 
University    School;     prep.;    co-ed.;     non-sect.; 
E.   Y.    McMorries.   Ph.   D.,   Prin. 

COLLINSyiLLE,  Do  Kalh  Co.,  pop.  524. 
Collinsville    High  School;   prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;  est.  1887;  E.  B.  Paul,  Prln. 

CREWS  DEPOT,   Lamar  Co.,    pop.   40. 

Trideska  College;   prep.;   co-ed.;    non-sect.;  J. 
M.   Walton,   M.    A.,   B.   L.,   LL.D.,  Prln. 

CTTLLMAH,    Cullman    Co.,    pop.    1,255. 
Polytechnic     College     and     Ladies'     Institute; 
prep.;   co-ed.;   non-sect.;    S.    A.   Felter,    A. 
M.,  M.  L..  Pres. 

DEMOPOLIS,   Warren  Co.,   pop.   2.606. 

Marengo    Military    Institute;     military;     non- 
sect.;   W.  A.   McLeod,  Prln. 

EAST  LAKE,  Jefferson   Co.,  pop.   2.400. 
Howard  College;  col.;   men;  Bapt. ;  est.   1841; 
A.  P.  Montague,  Ph.   D.,  LL.   D.,  Pros. 

ELISXA,  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  10. 
Serier's    School     Miss.;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Epls. ; 
Miss  Elizabeth  Sevier,  Prln. 

ELXMOVT,  LimMtone  Co.,   pop.   174. 
Elkmont  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-soct. ; 
est.   1896;   W.   R.   Illghtowcr.    Pros. 

ETTTAVLA,  Barbour  Co.,    pop.    4.532. 
Union  Female    College;    girls'    boarding;    non- 
sect.;  est.   1854;   Mary  Lyon.   B.  S..    B.  L., 
and     Mrs.     Charlotte     L.     Bull.     AssocIuIh 
Presidents. 

EYEROREEH,  Conecuh  Co.,  p<^.  1,277. 


Second  District  Agricultural  School;  agri.;  co- 
ed.;  Htate;  J.   A.   Liner.   Pres. 

FALKVILLE,  Morgan  Co.:  pop.   343. 

Falkville  Normal  College;  normal;  co-ed.;  est. 
1800;  James  L.   Gibson.   A.  B..   Pres. 

FAYETTE,    Fayette    Co.,    pop.    452. 
Fayette    Academy;    prep.;     co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
John  B.  Ziegler,   Prln. 

FLOMATON,   Escambia  Co.,   pop.   210. 
Flomaton    High    School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;  J.  W.  Agnew,  Prln. 

FLORENCE,   Lauderdale  Co.,  pop.  6.478. 
State   Normal   College;  normal;   state;   co-ed.; 
Marshall  C.  Wilson,  Pres. 

FORNEY,  Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  100. 
Cherokee    Institute;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
est.  1894;  J.   II.  Seroggln,   Prln. 

FORT  PAYNE,  De  Kalh  Co.,  pop.  1,037. 
North  Alabama  College;  col.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
E.  R.  Eldridge,  Pres. 

OAYLESVILLE,   Cherokee  Co.,  pop.  266. 
Oaylesville    High    School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;  E.  J.  Chestnut,  C.  E.,   Prln. 

GREENSBORO,   Hale    Co.,   pop.   2,41f. 
Southern   University;    col.;    men.;    M.    E.    So.; 
est.   1856;   Rev.  S.   M.   Ilosmer,   Pres. 

OURLEY,  Madison  Co.,  pep.  831. 
Robert  Donnell  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  J.  E.  Conder,  Prin. 
School's  announcement. — A  private  school 
for  boys  and  girls,  wberc  students  are 
prepared  for  college  or  business;  ideal 
location  among  the  mountains  of  North 
Alabama,  where  surroundings  are  beauti- 
ful and  healthful,  and  parents  are  as- 
sured the  best  welfare  of  their  children. 
Large  brick  buildings,  heated  througbout 
by  hot  ulr;  well  e<iuipiK>d  library.  En- 
rollment 308.     KxpenscH  iwr  year.   |l,'5i). 

HAMILTON.  Marion  Co.,  pop.  235. 

Sixth  District  Agricultural  School;  agri.;  co- 
ed.;  state;   E.   F.   Cuuthcn,   Pres. 

HEALING  SPRINGS.   Washington  Co..   pop.   35. 
Healing   Springs  Baptist   Institute;   prep.;    co- 
c<J. ;    Bnpt.;    cnt.    1HH9;    William    A.    Wind 
ham.   A.    B..    Prln. 

HUNTSVILLE,   Madison  Co.,    pop.   8.068. 
Central  Alabama   Academy;   prep.;   co-od. ;    M. 

E.;  est.  1872;  B.  Henson  Boll.  A.  B..  Pres. 
Chafln's  Butinett  College;    bus.   und  sten.  est. 

181)9;     W.   F.  Chafin.   Pros. 
Huntsville  Academy;  closed. 
Macon  and  Andre wi  College ;     bus.    and    aten.; 

G.    A.    Mucon   ond   A.    A.    Andrews.    Props. 

JACKSON.  CUrk  Co..  pop.   1.039. 
Firit  District  Agricultural  School;  agri;  state; 
co-ed.;  est.   1S8C;   Douglas  Allen,  Pres. 

JACKSONVILLE,    Calhoun    Co..    pop.    1,076. 
State   Normal   College;   normal;    state;    co-ed.; 
('.  W.  Duupette.  Pros. 

JOPPA,   Pullman  Co.,   pop.    1.30. 

Normal.  Industrial  and  Collegiate  Institute; 
prep.;  ro-e<l.:  Cong.;  est.  1H92;  Kev.  Mur- 
sliall  M.   ( in i lies.   A,   .M..   Pres. 

LAFAYETTE,   Chambers  Co.,   pop.   1.029. 


10 


PATTERSOirS  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DISSCTORT 


ALABAMA. 


ALABAMA. 


Lafayette  Collefe;  col.;  co-«d.;  non-sect.;  est. 
1885;  John  P.  Neff.  M.  S..   Pre*. 

LiyiNGBTOH,  Sumter  Co.,  pop.  851. 
AUbama  Vonnal  CoUeire;  normal;  state;  sirls; 
Miss  JaUa  S.  TutwlUer.  Pres. 

MAEIONp  Perry  Co.,  pop.  1.688. 
Jndsen  Colleire;  col.;  women;  Bspt.;  est.  1S39; 

Robert  G.  Patnell.  B.  A..  D.  D..  Prea. 
ICarion  Baptist  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Bspt.; 

D.    V.   Jemison.    Prin. 
Xarion    Female     Seminary;     clrls*     boarding; 

non-sect.;     est.     1836;     James    D.     Wade. 

Pres. 
Marion  Military  Institnte;  military;  non-sect.; 

James  T.   Murfee,   LL.   D..  Prin. 

MOBILE,   Mobile  Co.,   pop.   38.460. 
Academy   of    tbe    Visitation;    girls'    boarding; 

R.    C;    est.    1833;    Slattfrs   of    the    ViaiU- 

tion. 
Emerson  Hormal  Institnte;  nor.;  co-ed.;  Con^.: 

est.  1866;   Rev.  A.  T.  Bumell.  A.  M..  Ph. 

D.,   Prin. 
Hunter's  Sohool;  Select  for  Girls;  sir  Is*  board- 
ing;    non-sect.;     Miss    SalUe     E.    Hunter. 

Prin. 
St.   Mary's  Select  Sohool;  cirls'  boarding;  R. 

C;   Sister   Alojsla.   Prin. 
Southern  Buainess  VniTorsity;  bus.  and  sten. ; 

C.   M.   WlUUms.  Pres. 
Spring   Hill   College;    col.;    men;    R.    C:    est. 

1830;     Rer.     J.     William    Tyrrell.     S.    J.. 

Pres. 
TJniTeraity  of   Alabama,   Medical  Department; 

med. ;     reg.;     co-ed.;     est.     1859;     George 

A.  Ketehum.  M.  D.,  Dean. 
UniToraity  of  Alabama,   Sohool  of  Pharmacy; 

phar.;      co-ed.;      est.      1850;      George     A. 

Ketchom.    M.    D..    Dean. 

MONTEVALLO.  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  1.350. 
Alabama    Oirla'    Industrial   School;   prep,    and 
indust. ;    women;    state;    est.    1896;    Rer. 
Francis  M.   Peterson.  A.   M.,   D.   D..   Pres. 

MONTOOMEBY,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  30,346. 
Draughon's   Practical   Business  College;     bus. 

and  sten.;    J.   F.  Draughon.   Pros. 
Loretta    Academy;     girls'    boarding;     R.     C; 

Sister  M.  Borromeo,   Prin. 
Maasey  Business  College;  bus.   and  sten.;  ost. 

1S84;    Ralph   D.   Qulsonberry,    B.   A..    Prin. 
State    Normal    Sohool    for    Colored    Students 

(colored);    normal;    state;    <*o-ed. ;    W.    B. 

Patterson.    Pres. 
TJniTersity   School;    bojs'    boarding;    non-sect.; 

J.   M.   and  S.   C.   Starke.   Prins. 

NAT,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.   10. 

Oreen    Academy;     pr<*|). ;     co-ed.;     Vi*x\y^.\    cflt. 
ISJil;    J.    M.    Trosper,    Prin. 

NEWTON,  Dale  C?.,  pnp.  \:>1. 

Baptist    Collegiate    Institute;      prep.;      co-ed.; 
Bapt.;   A.   W.   Tate.   Prin. 

NORMAL,   Madison  Co.,   pop.   88. 
Agricultural  and  Mechanical   College;    eolored; 
IndnKt.;    Htiite;     co-ed.;     W.     H.     CoiincIU, 
Pres. 

PI80AH,   Jackson   Co.,    p<rp.   43. 
Male  and  Female  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
heet.;  J.   W.   HImpiuin,   Prin. 

ROANOKE,  Randolph  Co.,  pop.   1,155. 


Sehsol;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
L-t.;    Robt.   M.   Crawford.   Prin. 

Ca.,  pop.  240. 
Backfovd  Higk  SehMl;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
J«»iriHnwn  Fox,   Prin. 

8T.  BEXNABD,   CBUmaa  Ca.,   pop.  25. 

St.   Buaard   OoILsk*;    coL;    men;   B.    C;    eat. 
ISO!:    ReT.    Benedict   Mensea.    O.   S.    B. 

jam  Ca.,  pop.  2&4. 
Gouty  CaUaca;  coL;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
est.  ISSu;  Char  lea  E.  Rice.  Prea. 

SPXIHGTILLE.   St.   Clair  Co.,  pop.  486. 
^riac  Laka  CoUafe;  prep.;  co-ed.;   non-sect.; 
est.    1^7;    W.   A.   M<-Crvlesa.    Prin. 

8TEYEVS0N,  Jacksoa  Co.,  pop.  560. 
Aastia    Ttaiaiar    Sckool;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;  est.  1S7S;  S.  J.   Daria.   L.   I.,   Prfn. 
8TRACAITGA,  Talladaco  Co.,  pop.  SSO. 
Fourth  District  A<ricnltnral  School;  a«ri.;  co- 
ed.; state;  T.   A.   Anderaon.  Prea. 

TALLADEGA,  TaUade^a  Co.,  pop.  4.066. 

Alabama  Syaodical  OoUac*  for  Women;  ^rU' 

boarding;    Presb.;    est.  1903;     Rer.   T.   P. 

Walton.    Pn?s. 
labell  CoUega;  merged  with  Alabama  Synodical 

CoUcgre  for  Womtru. 
Talladega  College  u-olon^li ;  col.;  co-ed.;  Conr  • 

est.  1S6T;   Rer.   Beuj.   M.    Nyce,   Prsa. 
THORSBY.    Chilton    Co.,    pop.    54. 
Thoraby  School  and  Business  CoUece;  bus.  and 

sten.;    I>r.    Cn-ushaw,    Pres. 

TRINITY,    Morgan   Co.,    pop.    191. 
North    Alabama     Collegiate    Institute;    prep.; 
co-ed.;  Rer.  Josephus  Shackelford.  Prin. 
TROY,  Pike  Co.,  pop.   4.097. 
State  Normal   College;    normal;    state;   co-ed  * 
E.   M.   Shackelford,   Pres. 

TirSCALOOSA,    Tuscaloosa   Co.,    pop.    5.094. 
Central     Female     College;      girls'      boardlnc* 

Bapt.;    est.    1S5S;    Prof.    Teeves,    Pres.       * 
Tuscaloosa    Female    College;    girls'    boarding; 

non-sect.;    est.    lS6u;    W.    F.    Melton.    Ph. 

D..   Pres. 
Vomer  Military  Institute,  The;  military;  aon- 

sect. ;    U.    Bliss   Edgar.    Prin. 

TXrSCITMBIA,   Colbert   Co.,   pop.   2.348. 

Deshler  Female  Institute;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect.;   Mrs.    U.   P.   Foote.   Prin. 

TUSKEGEE,    Macon    Co.,    pop.    2.170. 

Alabama  Conference  Female  College;  girls' 
boarding;  M.  E.;  est.  1855;  John  Massey. 
LL.D..    Pres. 

Tuskegee  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute  (col- 
ored);  Indnst.;  co-ed.;  non-S4»ct. ;  est.  1881; 
Booker  T.  Wsishlngton,  A.  M..  LL.  D., 
Pres. 

XTNIVER8ITY.    Tuscaloosa   Co.,    pop.    23. 

University  of  Alabama;  univ.;  state;  co-ed.; 
e»t.  1S31;  Dr.  J.  W.  Abercroiuble,  Chun- 
eel  lor. 

University  of  Alabama,  Law  Department; 
law;  co-ed.;  est.  1873;  W.  S.  Thorlngton. 
Dean. 

WETUMPKA,   Elmore  Co.,   pop,  562. 

Fifth  District  A^icultural  School;  agrl.;  co- 
ed.; state;   H.  J.    WlUingham.   Pres. 


ARIZONA. 

Population,  122,212.     School  census,  36,070.     School  age,  6-18. 

Arizona  is  the  forty-eighth  of  the  states  and  territories  of  the  Union  in  point 
of  population,  having  a  total  of  122,212  inhabitants,  of  whom  92,903,  or  76  per 
cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number,  22,395,  or  18.3  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The 
percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  is  29  per  cent,  the  territory  ranking 
forty-fourth  in  this  respect.     The  educational  system  of  the  territory  is  as  follows : 

TERRITORIAL  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Hon.  Alexander  O.  Brodie,  Governor  of  Arizona,  President Phoenix 

N.  G.   Lavton,   Superintendent   Public   Instruction,  Secretary Phoenix 

Hon.  E.  B.  Kirkland,  Territorial  Treasurer Phoenix 

Prof.  A.  N.  Taylor,  Principal  Northern  Arizona  Normal  School Flagstaff 

Prof.  A.  J.  Matthews,  Principal  Arizona  Normal  School,  Tempe Tempe 

Prof.  K.  C.  Babcock,  President  University  of  Arizona Tucson 

TERRITORIAL  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

N.  G.   Layton,  Chairman '.  Phoenix 

W.   J.    Anderson,   Member Phoenix 

George   Blount,   Member Scottsdale 

TERRITORIAL  READING   CIRCLE  BOARD. 

Arizona  has  no  regularly  constituted  board  of  this  sort,  but  especial  attention 
is  paid  to  the  building  up  of  school  libraries,  fifty  dollars  being  given  each  year  by 
the  territorial  government  for  books  for  school  libraries  to  every  district  having 
one  hundred  or  more  children. 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  rop.  of 

County.  SuporlntondtMit'a    Nunio.  Address.  I'ounty. 

Apache     John   T.    Hogue    St.   Johns    8.452 

Cochise    J.  A.  Rockfellow Tombstone     D.251 

Poconino    J.   S.   Amunsden Flagstaff     5.X44 

Gila    P.    C.   Robertson    Globe     4.2«i4 

Graham     Wm.   A.    Moodv    Solomon vlllo    14.162 

MAficopa     A.   IT.   Fulfcn    Thocnix     21.352 

Mohavo    Chas.   Metoalfo   Kingman     3.4 11? 

Navajo    Robert   C.    Smith Holbrook     SSI 7 

Pima    C.    O.    Rouse Tucson    14.GX9 

Final    J.    C.    Harris    Florence    CiMi 

Santa   Cruz    W.    A.    O'Ci  nnor    Nogales     4.54.=i 

Yavapai     -T.    B.    Jolly    Prescott     13.799 

Yuma     Hort  Dunlap   Yuma     4,145 


12 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


ARIZONA. 


ARIZONA. 


TULQBTAFTt  Coconino,   pop.   1.271. 

Vorthem  AritouM,  Vormal  School;  normal; 
Htate;  ^'^^^*'^\.^,  out.  1HW»;  Almon  N.  Tay- 
lor,  111.    v..   Prim. 

PKOEVIX,  ItoricopA  Co..  pop.  5,644. 
Lamson  BuainoM  Collere;    baa.  and  stfn.;   E. 

M.   I^maon,   Prea. 
United  SUtea  IndUn  IndnatrUl  School;  (;ovr. 

ItMliiHlrinl   Nchool   for   IndiunH;   rr>-«'<l. ;   <rMt. 

IHiH);   Cbarh^a   W.    <;oodninn.    Supt. 

FORT  DEFIAVCE,  Apache  Co.;  iM>p.  Xi. 
VftTAho     Traininff     School;     (;ovt.     IndtiHtrial 
VaTAjo     Tntininf     School;     Covt.      indnHtrlal 

H<lior>I  for  IndianH;  co-i'd. ;  «'t*t.  1S72;  Ueii- 

)h'U  IVrry,  Hiipl. 

XEAV'S  CAVOV,  VftTAJo  Co.;  pop.  20. 

Moqui  Indian  Traininff  School;  (lort.  indna- 
trlnl  N«-h(K>I  for  IiidlanM;  co-ed.;  Th«*o.  (i. 
L(>niinon,  Siipt. 

MOHAVE  CITY.  Mohave  Co.;  pop.  .'{ii. 
Fort   Mohave   Indian   School;   (;ovt.    indnatrial 
H(\uHt\  tor  Indiana;  co-imI.;  t^at.   \HitO;   Dun- 
ran   l>.   .M<  Arthur.    B.   S.,   I{.   IM.,   Supt. 


P&ESCOTT,    Yavapai  Co.,    pop.   3.569. 
St.    Joaeph    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C; 
Slatera   of   St.   Joaeph.    Prin. 

TEMFE,  Maricopa  Co.,  pop.  885. 

Normal    School    of    Arixona;    normal;    state; 
(-o-ed.;   A.  J.  Mattbewa.  Prea. 

TUCSOK,   Pima  Co.,    pop.    7.5.31. 

St.  Joaeph  Academy;   ffirls*   boarding;   R.    C; 

Slater  PriaciUu.  Prin. 
Univeraity    of    Arixona;    anir.;    ter.;     co-ed.; 

non-aeot.;  eat.   18U1;   Kendric  Cbarica  Bab- 

coi'k.  Prea. 
Univeraity  of  Arizona,   Colloffe  of  Affriculture 

and  Mechanic  Arta:  agrrie. ;   atate;   co-ed.; 

Kendrirk    ('harlea    Babctw-k.    Prea. 
Univeraity  of  Arixona,  School  ofMinea;  tech.; 

atate;    co-ed.;    William    Pblppa    Blake.    A. 

M..    Director. 

YTTMA,    Yuma  Co.;    ixip.    L.'ilO. 
Fort  Yuma   Traininff  School;  flovt.    indoatrial 
Hfhoul  for  Indiana;  lo-oi.;  oat.   I88t;  Joha 
S.  S|>oar.  Sapt. 


ARKANSAS. 

Population,  1,311,564.  School  census,  517433.  School  age,  6-21. 
Arkansas  is  the  twenty-fifth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,311,564  inhabitants,  of  whom  944,580,  or  ^2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number,  14,186,  or  i  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the 
entire  population  is  20.4  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirty-ninth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENTS  OFFICE. 

John  H.  Hinemon,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Little  Rock 

F.  W.  Miller,  Deputy Little  Rock 

STATE   BOARD   OF   EDUCATION. 

Jeff  Davis,  Governor Little  Rock 

John  H.  Hinemon,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction..' Little  Rock 

O.  C.  LuDWiG Little  Rock 

STATE   SCHOOL   FUND   COMMISSION. 

John  H.  Hinemon,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Little  Rock 

A.  E.  Moore Little  Rock 

O.  C.  LuDWiG * Little  Rock 

STATE    TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

J.    H.   Reynolds,   President Fayetteville 

F.  W.  Miller,  Corresponding  Secretary Little  Rock 

COUNTY  EXAMINERS  OF  SCHOOLS. 

Arkansas    E.    B.   Gibson Dc    Witt 12,973 

Ashley    Tlios.    Compere    Hamburg    19,734 

Baxter    L.   A.   Morton Mountain     Home 9,298 

Benton    S.     J.    Blocher Bentonvillc    31.601 

Boone    R.  T.  Dodson Harri-son    16,396 

Bradley    LeRoy    Thompson Warron    9,651 

Calhoun     P.    A.    Rowland Hampton     8,539 

Carroll    M.   L.   McCall Kiir^ka   Springs 18,848 

Carroll    E.    C.   Cooper Groen    Forest 18,488 

Chicot    H.   E.  Cook Lake   Village 14,528 

Clark     W.  A.   Crawford Arkadolphia     21,289 

Clay     C.    E.    Morris Rector    15,886 

Cleburne    Alexander    McPherson Quitman     9,268 

Cleveland     David     Bradford Kinpsland     11,620 

Columbia    W.  B.  Smith McNeill    22,077 

Conway    J.    S.    Cheek Morrilton    19,972 

Craighead    D.  T.  Rogers Jonesboro    19,505 


14  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


ARKANSAS. 


ARKANSAS. 


Pop.  of 
County.  Examiner's    Nnme.  Address.  Ck>unty. 

Crawford     Wallace  Oliver  Lee  Creek   2,720 

Crittcrden    D.  J.  V.  Satterfleld Earle    14,629 

Cross     O.  N.  Killough   Wynne    11,051 

Dallas     G.  A.  Sullards Fordyce    11,518 

Desha     J.  F.  Wallace Kelso   11,511 

Drew     Ury   McKenzie    Monticello    19,451 

Faulkner    T.  F.   Forrest Vilonia    20,780 

Franklin     W.    I.    Agce Ozark    17,395 

Fulton     J.  M.  Grisso Salem    12,917 

Garland     Geo.    B.  Cook Hot    Springs 18,773 

Grant    R.   M.   Rogers Sheridan     7,671 

Greene    M.    F.    Dickinson Lorado    16,479 

Hempstead    R.  I-..  Byers Shover    Springs 24,101 

Hot     Spring W.  D.  Leiper Malvern     12,748 

Howard     D.  P.  Holmes Nashville     14,076 

Independence    S.  Pickens  Sulphur  Rock  22,557 

Izard     T.   H.   Linn Melbourne    13,506 

Jackson     Geo.   R.  Hopkins Newport     18,383 

Jefferson     Dr.  Junius  Jordan Pine    Bluff 40.972 

Johnson     J.  W.   Sallis Clarksville     17,448 

Lafayette    J.    F.    Bright Lewisville    10,594 

Lawrence    W.  E.  McLeod ^..Powhatan    16,491 

Lee     T.   A.    Futrall Marianna     19,409 

Lincoln     J.  A.  Eastham Tyro     13,389 

Little   River    T.  T.  C.  Anderson Foreman     13,731 

Logan     G.   S.   Minmier Paris     20,563 

Lonoke     A.  J.   Meadors Lonoke     22,544 

Madipon    L.    F.   Bell Thorney     19,864 

Marion     J.    L.   Bond Yellville     11.377 

Miller     Allen  Winham  Texarkana    17.558 

Mississippi     G.  W.  Johnston Luxora 16,384 

Monroe     J.  McCullough  Clarendon    16.811 

Montgomery    H.   C.   Burgess Mount    Ida 9.444 

Nevada     P.  F.  Chappell Prescott     16.609 

Newton     W.   B.   Harrison Jasper   12.538 

Ouachita     E.   H.   Carson Camden    20.892 

Perry    P.  L.  Burrow Perry     7,294 

Phillips    J.    H.   Webb Helena  10,301 

Pike     C.    P.    Sanders Murfreesboro    26.561 

Poinsett     N.   J.   Hazel Marked  Tree  7,025 

Polk     W.    M.    Pipkin Mena    18,352 

Pope     W.   F.  Turner Atkins   21,715 

Prairie     H.  S.   Traylor Hazen    11.875 

Pulaski     R.  H.  Parham Little    Rock 63.179 

Randolph     W.   H.  Johnston Maynard     17.156 

St.     Francis W.  J.  Canady Forrest    City 17,157 

Saline    W.  W.  Lundy Bryant    13,122 

Scott     Chas.   E.   Stephenson Cauthron   13,183 

Soarcy     B.  W.  Torreyson Mnrshall     11.988 

Sebastian     C.   Henderson    Fort   Smith 36.935 

Sebastian     J.   B.   Martin Greenwood    36.935 

Sevier     W.  H.  Watkins Horatio    16.339 

Sharp     C.    L.    Manning Evening   Shade    12.199 

Sharp     W.  H.  Paslav Hardy    12.199 

Stono     J.  G.  Albright Mountain     View 8.100 

Union     .\.  F.  Riloy El     Dorado 22.495 

Van     Buron H.  J.   Hall Scotland    11.220 

Washington    M.    F.    Croxdale Springdalo     34.256 

White     '..W.   F.   Condray Searcv     24.864 

Woodruff     M.   J.    Barlow Riverside    16.304 

Yell     J.    I.    Cowger Gravellv     22.750 

Yell M.   J.    Ru.^soll Dardanelle_. 22.750 

HIGHER   INSTITUTIONS    OF    LEARNING. 

AMITY,    Clark    Co.,    pop.    211.  I        Ouachita  Baptist  CoUegre;   col.:   oo-od.:   Bapt.; 

Amity   High   School;   prop.:    co-ed.;    non-scot.;  '■  «»Rt.   1S86:  J.    W.   Conger.   A.   M.,    Pres. 

Samuel  M.  Snmpson.  Prln.  '    BATE8VILLE.    Independence   Co..    pop.    2.327. 
ARKADELPHIA,    Clark   Co.,    pop.    2.7:iO.  Arkansas    College;    col.;    coed.;    Presb.v. ;    oat. 

Henderson  College;  col.;   cu-ed.;   M.   E.;  J.    II.  1^72;    Eugene    K.    Long.    A.    M.,    Ph.    D.. 

Wltherspoon,    Dean.  Pres. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES   AND   CANADA. 


15 


ARKAN8A8. 


ARKANSAS. 


BELLEVILLE,  Yell  Co.,  pop.  552. 
Bellevilla  Normal  CoUoffe;  prep.;  co-ed.;   non- 
sect.;  D.  F.  Montgomery,  Prin. 

BENTOKYILLE.  Benton  Co.;   pop.   1.S43. 

Oiutehita  BentonTille  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Bapt. ;  est.  1800;  Edward  E.  Bagwell. 
Prin. 

BE&&YYILLE,  Carroll   Co.,    pop.   551. 
Clarke's    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
Isaac  A.  Clarke,  Prin. 

BODCAW,  Nevada   Co.;    pop.    71. 
Union    Baptist    Hirh    School;    prep.;     co-ed.; 
Bapt.;    A.    N.    Hollis.    Prin. 

CABROLLTON,    Carroll  Co.,   pop.   307. 
CarroUton  Academy;   prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
H.    H.    Davis,    Prin. 

CLABXSYILLE,    Johnson   Co..    pop.    1,0S6. 
Arkansas    Cumberland    College;    col.;    co-ed.; 
Cum.     Presb.:     est.     1891;     Kev.     E.     H. 
Llles,   A.  B.,   B.   D.,   Pros. 

CONWAY,  Faulkner  Co.,   pop.   2.0()3. 
Central  Baptist  College;  girls'  boarding;  Bapt.; 

est.   1892;   W.   W.   Rivers,   A.   M..   Prin. 
Hendrix  College;  col.;  co-ed.;  M.  E.   So.;  est. 
1894;    Rev.     Stonewall    Anderson,    A.     B., 
Pres. 

FAYETTEVILLE,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  4,061. 
UniTersity  of   Arkansas;   univ. ;    state;    co-ed.; 
non-sect.;    est.    1872;    Henry    L.    Hartzog, 
LL.D.,  Pres. 

FORT  SMITH,   Sebastian  Co..   pop.   11.587. 
Fort  Smith  Commercial  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
Geo.    M.    Neale,    Pres. 

FRIENDSHIP,  Hot  Springs  Co.,  pop.  163. 

Friendship  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  est.   1890;   G.   L.   Morelork.  Supt. 

GENTRY,   Benton   Co.,   pop.   419. 

Hendrix  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  M.  E.  So.; 
W.   E.  Simpson,   Prin. 

HELENA,  PhilUps  Co.,  pop.   5.550. 
Sacred    Heart    Academy;    girls'    boarding;    R. 
C. ;    Sister    Evangellsta,    Prin. 

HOLLY  SPRINGS,  DalUs  Co.,  pop.   150. 

Jttdson  Baptist  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Miss.  Bapt.;  W.  R.  McEwen,   Prin. 

DCBODEN,   Lawrence  Co.,   pop.    411. 
Sloan-Hendrix  Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.;   M.    E. 
So.;  W.   B.  Greer,  A.  B..  Prin. 

LITTLE   ROCK,   Pulaski   Co.,   pop.    38.307. 

Arkansas  Baptist  College  (colored);  prep.;  co- 
ed.;  Bapt.;   Joseph  A.   Booker,   Pros. 

Arkansas  Military  Academy;  boys'  boarding: 
military;   Col.   R.  C.   Hall.  Supt. 

Braughon's  Practical  Business  College;  bus. 
and  sten.;  J.  F.  Draughon,  Pres. 

Institute  Lewi  Keys,  The;  bus.  and  sten.; 
Levi     Keys,      Pres. 

Maddoz  Seminary  for  Young  Ladies;  girls' 
boarding:  non-sect.;  est.  1898;  Alvin 
Stewart  Maddox.   Pros. 

Philander  Smith  College;  (colored);  col.;  co- 
ed.;  M.  B. ;  est.  1877;  J.   M.  Cox,   Pres. 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C. ; 
est.   1851;  Sisters  of  Mercy. 

University  of  Arkansas,  Law  Department; 
law;  co-ed.;  est.  1880;  J.  H.  Carmiobacl, 
Dean. 


University  of  Arkansas,  Medical  Department; 
med.;  reg. ;  co-ed.;  est.  1879;  Dr.  E.  R. 
Dibrell.  M.  D.,  Dean. 

Williams  Inuustrial  Institute  (colored) ;  in- 
dustrial;   R.   S.   Stout,    Pres. 

MAGAZINE,    Logan   Co.;    pop.   807. 
Magazine    Ouachita    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
Bapt.;   est.    1900;    Jas.    L.    Smith,    A.    B.. 
Prin. 

MENA,  Polk  Co.;   pop.   3,423. 
Hendrix  Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.;    M.    E. ;    W. 
R.   Shinn,   Prin. 

MONTICELLO,  Drew  Co.,   pop.    1,570. 
Hinemon's    University    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
non-sect.;    Ury  McKenzie,    Prin. 

MOUNTAIN  HOME,  Baxter  Co. ;  pop.  .363. 
Ouachita  Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Bapt.;    L. 

A.  Morton,    Prin. 

NEWPORT,  Jackson  Co.,  pop.  2,866. 
Doswoll    Institute;     prep.;     co-ed.;     non-sect.; 
Wm.   L.   Skaggs,   Prin. 

NORTH  LITTLE  ROCK,  Suburb  of  Little  Rock. 

Shorter   College;    (colored);    prep.;    co-ed.;    A. 

M.    B.;    est.    1887;    Rev.    Andrew   H.    Hill, 

B.  D.,    Pres. 

OKOLONA,   Clark  Co.,  pop.  412. 
Okolona  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-  sect.; 
T.   E.  Greene,   Prin. 

PARAGOULD,   Greene  Co.,   pop.   3,324. 

Parrish  College;   prep,  and  bus.;  est.  1809;  B. 

H.    Parrish.   Pros. 
Thompson's  Classical  Institute;   prep.;   co-ed.; 
non-sect.;   R.    S.  Thompson.   Prin. 

PEA  RIDGE,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  302. 
Pea  Ridge  Masonic  College;   col.;  co-ed.;   Ma- 
sonic;   est.    1853;    S.    C.     Parish,    A.    M., 
Pres. 

PINE  BLUFF,   Jefferson  Co.,   pop.   11,406. 
Annunciation  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C; 

est.  1880;  Sisters  of  Charity. 
Branch  Normal  College  (colored) ;  normal;  state; 

co-ed.;  est.  1875;  Isaac  Fisher,  Prin. 
James'    Practical   Business   College;    bus.    and 

sten.;  J.  W.  James,  Pres. 

ROGERS,  Benton,  Co.,  pop.  2,158. 
Rogers   Academy;    prop.;    co-ed.;    Cong.;    Mor- 
rison Welmer,   Prin. 

SEARCY,  White  Co.,  pop.  1,995. 

Galloway  Female  College;  girls'   boarding;   M. 

E.;    C.   C.   Goddon.    Pres. 
Searcy  Female  Institute;  girls'  boarding;   non- 
sect.;  est.   1891;  Mary  Jasper  Willis,  Prlu. 

SELMA,  Dallas  Co.,  pop.  8.713. 
Alabama  Baptist  (Colored  University  ( colored ) ; 
col.;    co-ed.;    Bapt.;    est.   1878;    R.    T.    Pol- 
lard, Pres. 

SILOAM  SPRINGS,  Benton  Co.,  pop.  1.748. 
Arkansas   Conference  College;   col.;    co-ed.;   M. 
E. ;  est.  1899;  Rev.  Tliomns  Mason,  A.  M., 
D.   D.,   Proa. 

SOUTHLAND,  Phillips  Co.,  pop.  28. 
Southland  College  and  Normal  Institute ;   col. ; 
co-ed.;  Society  of  Friends;  est.  1803;  H.  C. 
Wolford,  PrcH. 

SPIELERVILLE,   Logan  Co.,  pop  53. 


16 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


ARKANSAS. 

ARKANSAS. 

Kew    SubUoo    CoUere;    prep.;    co-cd.;    R.    C; 
Rgt.   Ignatius  Conrad,    0.   S.   B.,    Prln. 

STUTTOABT,  Arkaniias  Co.,  pop.  1.258. 
Stuttgart  College;  prop.;  co-ed.;  United  Presb.; 
E.  MeKeo,  Pres. 

TEXARKAKA.  Miller  Co.;  iN>p.  4.014. 

YILONIA,  Faulkner  Co.,  pop.  65. 
Holineea  Literary  Sehool;   prep.;   co-ed.;   non- 
sect.;  Miss  Winifred  Darby,  Prin. 

WILMAB,  Drew  Co.,  pop.  844. 
Beauvoir  College;  col.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  J.  L. 
Spcnce.  Pros. 

Texarkana  Industrial  College;  indiiHtriul:  co- 
ed.: non-Roct. ;  est.  ]iX>4;  Juhu  II.  Ilattuu. 
A.    M.,    Pres. 


WITCHERYILLE,  Sebastian  Co.,  pop.  123. 
Backner  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Bapt.;   W.   A. 
Ulll.   Prin. 


CALIFORNIA. 

Population,   1,485,053.     School  census,  351,600.     School   age,  6-17. 

California  is  the  twenty-first  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1485,053  inhabitants,  of  whom  1,402,727,  or  95  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number,  316,505,  or  22  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  4.8  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  sixteenth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 
Thomas  J.  Kirk,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Sacramento 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

George  C.  Pardee,  Governor,  President  of  Board Sacramento 

Thomas  J.  Kirk,  State  Superintendent,  Secretary Sacramento 

Morris  E.  Dailey,  President  of  State  Normal  School San  Jose 

Edward  T.  Pierce,  President  of  State  Normal  School Los  Angeles 

C.  C.  Van  Liew,  President  of  State  Normal  School Chicc 

Samuel  T.  Black,  President  of  State  Normal  School San  Diego 

Frederic  L.  Burk,  President  of  State  Normal  School San  Francisco 

Benjamin  Ide  Wheeler,  President  of  State  University Berkeley 

Elmer  E.  Brown,  Professor  of  Pedagogy  at  State  University Berkeley 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

George  C.   Pardee,  Governor Sacramento 

Thomas  J.  Kirk,  State  Superintendent Sacramento 

Elmer  E.    Brown    

J.  H.  Strine,  Secretary   

According  to  the  California  text-book  laws,  the  state  hires  the  plates  of  such 
books  as  it  desires  to  use.     Adoptions  were  made  in  the  spring  of  1904. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE   BOARD. 

The  state  has  no  recognized  state  board,  but  provisions  arc  made  for  pupils' 
reading  through  a  district  law,  which  makes  annual  contributions  to  the  district 
libraries. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

M.  L.  BiEDENBACK,  President Berkeley 

Mrs.  M.  M.  Fitzgerrald,  Secretary San  Francisco 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  Pop.  of 

Coonty.  Suporlntoiidoiit's   Nunio.  Address.  County. 

Alameda    T.   O.    Crawford Oakland    130,197 

Alpine     Wilda    A.    Jordan Markleeville     509 

Amador     Georse    A.    Gordon Jaokson     11.116 

Butte     R.    H.    Dunn Oroville    17,117 


18  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


CALIFORNIA. 


CALIFORNIA. 


Pop.  of 
County.  Supcrintendcnfs  Name.  Address.  County. 

Calaveras    John    Waters San    Andreas 11.200 

CoIuHii    Lillie    L#.    Laugenour Colusa    •...  7,364 

Contra  Costa   A.    A.    Bailey Martinez     18,046 

Del    Norte Mrs.    A.    M.    Leishman Crescent    City 2,408 

EI    Dorado S.    B.    Wilson Placerville    8,986 

Fresno    Giles   N.    Freman Fresno    37,862 

Glenn    Frank    S.    Reaper Willows   5,150 

Humboldt     George    Underwood Eureka     27.104 

Inyo     Mrs.    M.    A.    Clarke Bier   Pine 4.377 

Kern     Robert   L.    Stockton Bakerafleld    16,480 

Kings    Mrs.    N.    E.    Davidson Hanford    9.871 

I^ike    Chas.   W.   Haycock Lakeport    6.017 

Lassen    J.    F.    Dixon Susanville    4.611 

Tx)s    Angeles Mark     Keppel I^os    Angeles 120.278 

Madera    Estelle     Bagnelle Madera    7.364 

Marin     James    David.son San    Ra  fael 15,702 

Mariposa    Julia  T^.  Jones Mariposa     4,720 

Mendocino    J.   F.  Barbee Ukiah    20.465 

Merced     Anna    Silman Merced     9.215 

Modoc     Nollio    Forrest Alturas    5.076 

Mono     Cordelia    E.    Hays Bridgeport     2.167 

Monterey     Duncan     Stirling Salinas    19.380 

Napa     Kate  Ames Napa     16.451 

Nevada    J.  G.   O'Neill Nevada    City 17.789 

Orange     J.    B.    Nichols Santa   Ana    19.696 

Placer     C.    N.    Shane Auburn    15.786 

Plumas    Tillie    N.    Kruger Quincy    4.657 

Riverside    Edward    Hyatt Riverside    17.897 

Sacramento     B.   F.   Howard Sacramento    45.915 

San    Benito    John  H.   Garner Hollister    6.63S 

San    Bernardino A.  S.  McPherron San    Bernardino 27.929 

San     Diego Hugh    J.    Baldwin San    Diego 17.700 

San   Francisco Wm.    H.     i.angdon San    Francisco 342.782 

San    Joaquin E.     B.    Wright Stockton     35.452 

San    T-uis    Obispo Frederick     P.    Johnson San    T-uia    Obispo 16.637 

San    Mateo Etta    M.    Tilton Redwood    City 12.094 

Santa    Barbara W.    S.    Edwards Santa    Barbara 18.934 

Santa    Clara D.    T.    Bateman San   Jose 60.216 

Santa    Cruz J.    W.    T.inacott Snnta    Cruz 21.512 

Shasta     Kate    A.    Brincard Redding     17.318 

Sierra Belle    Alexander Downioville     4.017 

Siskiyou     Grace   A.    Johnson Yreka    16.962 

Solano    D.   H.   White Fairfield    24.143 

Sonoma    Mlnnio    Coulter Santa     Rosa ."8.480 

Stanislaus    Florence    Boggs Modesto     9.550 

Sutter     C.   W.    Ward Yuba    Citv 5.886 

Tehama     Ellen   A.    Lynch Rod     Bluff 10.996 

Trinity     T.Izzie    H.    Fox Weaverville    4..383 

Tulare     (\    J.    Walker Visalia     18,375 

Tuolumne    G.    P.    Morgan Columbia     11.116 

Ventura     Cico.     L.     Sackett Ventura     14.367 

Yolo    Minnip    DeVolbIss Woodland     13.618 

Yuba     James    A.     Scott Marvsville     8.620 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 

ALAMEDA,  Alameda  Co.,  pi>p.  16.464.  '                 \      ,,    »    ,      ,    .           ,    .      ,„          , 

Notre  Dame  Academy;  glrU"  hoarding.    U.  C. ;  "''    ^l"''**^    *''"*    ♦•'"•^    townnl    hisiltli    nnd 

SIstor  of  Notre  Dnmo,    Trln.  si'lf-rcllHiu .».       S.h.K.l     ihnrpo.     $7i«o     iht 

,            _                   ^  y»»»r.      Honutiftil   Rnmincr  camp  op<Mi    from 

ALTA,   Flacer  Oo.;  pop.   .>«».                          ...  J"ii«'  1'>   to  S.-ptombcr   1:   summer  charpo. 


Agassiz   Hall;    bo.vs'   boardlnp:    non-sptt.:    ost.  j, 

IfXK):    Willlnm    W.    Trl.-o.    M.    A..    Iload-  ^*     ' 


mnntcr.  BELMONT,  San  Mateo  Co.,  pop.  .'Ul.'t. 

School't  announcement.     Trrparrs   for    tbo    ,        Belmont  School;  bo.vs'  boarding.  Cong.;  W.  T. 

l»ont    ('oll»»gos    nnd    nnlversltb'«.      StudiMttn  Rold.    A.    M.,   Prin, 

nia.v   ontor   at    an.v    tlnio    in    the    yoar.      A  ^v^ve-rt:-^     ai         j     n                  toon 

s(h«M>l  whoro   the  toaclu-rs  tako  a   pors.)nal  BEKKELEY.    Alameda  Co.,   pop.   l.t.Jl4. 

U\{vron\   In   the  b«n  8  and   uiv.'   th.-m   vrm-  Berkeley  Bible   Seminary;    tbool. :    ro-od. :    Dis- 

tball.v    privatp    tutoring.      The   hoys  htmt.  ''Ildrs    of    Christ;    ost.    ISJW:    Hiram    Van 

li»h.    rldo,    row,   go  camping,   and   practl<'C  Kirk.    B.    !>.,   Ph.   I).,    Ih'an. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


10 


CALIFORNIA. 


CALIFORNIA, 


Berkeley  Preparatory  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  J.   H.   White.   Priu. 

Boone'i  Univertity  School;  boys'  boarding, 
non-sect.;  P.  R.  Boone,  Prin. 

Bowen  Academy;    closed. 

Heads  Preparatory  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;   Anna  Head,   A.   B.,  Prin. 

Snell  Seminary;  girls'  boarding;  non-8e<>t. ; 
est.  1870;  Mrs.  Edna  Snell  Poulson,  Miss 
Mary  E.  Snell,  Prins. 

University  of  Calif omia;  nnir.;  state;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.:  eat.  18«S;  Benjamin  Ide  Wheel- 
er, Ph.  D.,  LL.  D.,  Prea. 

University  of  California,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture; agrlc. ;  state;  co-ed.;  Benjamin  Ide 
Wheeler,   Pres. 

University  of  California,  College  of  Applied 
Science;  tech.;  state;  co-ed.;  Benjamin 
Ide  Wheeler.    Prea. 

University  of  California,  College  of  Chemistry; 
chem.;  state;  co-ed.;  Benjamin  Ide  Wheel- 
er.  Pres. 

University  of  California,  College  of  Commerce; 
rommerce;  state;  co-ed.;  Benjamin  Ide 
Wheeler,    Pres. 

CHICO,  Butte  Co..  pop.  2,640. 
State   Vormal    School;    normal;    state;    co-ed.; 
Charles  C.  Van  Llew.  Pres. 

CLABEMONT,  Los  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  180. 

Pomona  College;  col.;  co-ed.;  Cong.;  est. 
1888;  Bev.  George  A.  (J  a  tea,  D.  D.,  LL.  D., 
Pres. 

CBESCEirr  CITY,  Del  Norte  Co.,  pop.  600. 
Cresoe2.t    City    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;   Walter  F.   Jones,  Prin. 

EAST  OAKLAND,  Alameda  Co.,  Suburb. 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Lourdes;  girls'  board- 
ing;  R.  C;  Sister  Mary  Fldelis,  Prin. 

EUBEKA,  Humboldt,  Co..  pop.  7,327. 
Eureka   Business  College;   bus.    and   sten.;    C. 
J.  Craddock,   Pres. 

FBESNO.  Fresno  Co.,   pop.   12.470. 

Chestnutwood's    Business    College;    bus.     and 

sten.;    J.    11.    Janson.    Pres. 
Fresno   Business    College;   bus.    and    sten.;    J. 
N.  Spronse,  Pres. 

GRASS  VALLEY,   Nevada  Co.,   pop.   4.710. 
<}rass  Valley  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 

E.   H.   Armstrong,   Pres. 
Mount  St.  Mary's  Academy;  prep.:  co-ed.:  R. 

C;  Sister  Mary  Baptist  O'Connor,   Prin. 

GREENVILLE,  Plumas   Co.;  pop.   531. 
Greenville  Indian  Industrial  School;   Govt,   in- 
dustrial   school    for    Indians:    co-ed.;    est. 
1887;    Burton    B.    Custer.    Supt. 

HEALDSBURG,  Sonoma  Co.,  pop.  1.800. 

Healdsburg    College;    prep.;    co-ed.;    7th    Day 
Adv.;   M.   E.   Cady,   Prin. 
HOLLISTER,  San  Benito  Co.,  pop.  1.315. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;    R.   C. ; 
Sister  Helena,   Prin. 

lONE.  Amador  Co.,   pop.  80A. 
Preston    School    of    Industry;    Indnst. ;    state; 
boys;    est.    1880;    William    T.    Ran<iall,    A. 
M..    Supt. 
IRVINGTON,  Alameda  Co.,  pop.  407. 

Anderson  Academy;  pn'p. ;  boya:  n<»n-s«M't.; 
cbt.   1804;   W.   W.  Anderson.   M.   A..   Prin. 


Curtner  Young  Ladies'  Seminary;  closed. 

LORDSBURG.  Los  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  500. 
Lordsburg  College;  col.;  co-ed.;  Brethren;  est. 
1880;   W.   C.   Uanawalt.   Pres. 

LONG  BEACH,  Los  Angeles  Co.;  i)op.   2.252. 
Long  Beach  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
R.    S.    Kuudson.    Priu. 

LOS  ANGELES,  Los  Angeles  Co.,  pop.  102.470. 

Allen  School  for  Nervous  and  Backward 
Children;  boarding  and  day;  non-sect.; 
Miss  Allen,   Prin. 

Boynton  Normal  School;  normal;  private;  co- 
ed.; eat.   1880:  C.  C.  Boynton.  Pres. 

Brownsberger  Home  School  of  Bookkeeping 
and  Graham  Shorthand;  bus.  and  sten.; 
F.    Brownsberger,    Prin. 

Convent  of  the  Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary; 
girls'  boarding;  R.  C. ;  Slater  Superior, 
Prin. 

Cumnock  School  of  Expression ;  elo.  and  or. ; 
co-ed.;    Addle    Murphy    Grlgga.    Pres. 

Dudley  Telegraph  School;  tel.;  co-ed.;  Lind- 
say A.  Dudley,   Pres. 

Dwight  School;  prep.:  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  Mrs. 
D.    R.    Brown.    Prin. 

Eton  Academy  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding,  non- 
sect.;  Horace  A.   Brown,  Prin. 

Freese  Conservatory  of  Music;  muaic;  co-ed.; 
Mrs.   C.   Estabrooke   Freeze,   Pres. 

Girls'  Collegiate  School;  girls'  boarding; 
Presb.;  est.  1802;  Alice  K.  Parsons.  B. 
A.,   and  Jeanne   W.    Dennen,    Prlna. 

Harvard  School;  boys'  boarding;  mil.;  non- 
sect.;  GrenviUe  C.  Emery,  A.  B.,  Head- 
master. 

Los  Angeles  Conservatory  of  Music  and  Arts; 
music  and  elocution;  eo-ed. :  eat.  1883; 
Mrs.  Emily  J.  Valentine.  Prea.  (Branches 
at  Long  Beach  and  (Jarvaiiza.  Tnl.) 

Los  ioigeles  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est.  1882;  E.  R.  Shrader,  A.  M,,  Ph.  I)., 
Pres. 

Los  Angeles  College  of  Fine  Arts;  art;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  est.  1800;  Wllllani  S.  Judatui. 
Dean. 

Los  Angeles  College  of  Law;  law;  rood.;  oat. 
1800;  Daniel  M.  Hammock.  Dean,  722 
Trust  Bldg. 

Los  Angeles  Military  Academy;  military;  non- 
non-aect.;    Wiiltor  J.    Halloy.    A.    M.,    Prin. 

Marlborough  Preparatory  School;  girls'  hoard- 
ing:   noii-scrt.:    Ida    B.    Liinlloy.    Prin. 

Marlborough  School  for  Girls;  gliia'  boanl- 
Ing;  noii-Hoct.;  Mrs.  Miiry  ,S.  Caawoll, 
Priu. 

Natural  Speech  Academy;  srhool  for  atniu- 
merora;  est.  liXK!;  Multol  U.  Farrlngton. 
Prin. 

Occidental  College;  col;  «'o-od.;  Proab. ;  eat. 
1887;  Rev.  (I.  W.  Wadsworth,  A.  M., 
Prea. 

Pacific  College  of  Osteopathy:  ontoop. ;  ro-od. : 
est.  ISim;  Clomoiit  A.  WhIttinKt«»n.  So. 
I).,    D.    (>..    Donii. 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  trlrla*  boarding;  R.  C. ; 
Slater  Catharine.    Prin. 

St.  Vincent's  College;  ool.;  mon;  R.  C;  eat. 
lS({r»:  V«'ry  Rov.  .ToSi'ph  S.  (IhiHs.  ('.  M., 
D.    D..    Pros. 


20 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


CALIFORNIA. 


CALIFORNIA. 


Southern    California    Business    College;      bus. 

and  stcii.;    J.  W.  Lackey,  J.  W.  Hood,   D. 

L.  HoUmann,  Prins. 
State   Normal   School;    normal;    state;    co-cd.; 

oBt.    1881;    Jesse    F.    Millspauffh,    M.    A., 

I'res. 
University   of   Southern  California;   uiiiv. ;    co- 
ed.;   M.   E. ;   est.   1880;    George   Finley    Bo- 

vard.  A.  M..  I).  D.,  Pros. 
University  of    Southern  California,   College   of 

Dentistry;    dent.;    co-ed.;    est.    1807;    Gar- 
rett Newkirk,  M.  I)..  Dean. 
University  of   Southern   California,   College   of 

Law;      law;     co-ed.;     Daniel     Ilanimark, 

Dean. 
University   of   Southern   California,    College  of 

Medicine;    med. ;    reg. ;    co-ed.;    est.    1885; 

Walter   Llndley.    M.    D..    Dean. 
Westlake    School    for    Girls;    girls'    boanliiif;; 

non-8oct.;     MIksos     Frederlra     de     I^f^una 

and  JoHsica   S.    Vance,    PrlnH. 
Woodbury   Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

E.    K.    Isaacs,    I*reH. 
Yale  School;  bovH'  hoarding;:   non-sett.;   T.   (J. 

Adams.    A.   B..   Headmaster. 

MARYSVILLE,  Yuba  Co.,  pop.  3.497. 
College  of  Notre  Dame;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C. ; 
Sister  Superior,  Prln. 

MENLO  PARK,  San  Mateo  Co..  pop.  :i$r>. 

Hoitt's  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1S!)1:  Wui.  J.  Meredith.  A.  B., 
Prin. 
St.  Patrick's  Seminary;  novitiate;  men;  K.  C; 
est.  1SJ)8;  Very  Uev.  H.  Ayrlnhae.  D.  D.. 
Dean. 

MILLS  COLLEGE,   Alameda  Co.,    pop.  280. 
Mills    College    and    Seminary;     women;     non- 
sect.;  est.   1S71;  Mrs.  C.   T.   Mills.   Prcs. 
School's    announcement. — Seminary    (Nmipsc 
a<'<Tedlted   to   the   (Inlvj-rsitles   of   ('allf«>r- 
nia    and    leading    Eastj-rn    Collet's;      (!ol- 
b'ge      ('«Mirs«'      parallel      with      I'niversity 
Work;       rare      opportunities      ofTenMl      In 
Music,     Art     and     Ehu'utlon.        Ideal     cli- 
mate  and  grounds;     home  <'oniforts.     Con* 
f«'rs  degrees  and  grants  diplomas.     Thirty- 
ninth    year.       Fall    term    opens    Aug.     in. 
I'.MM.       Write     for     Catalogue.        Ad<lreas. 
Mrs.     C.     T.     Mill".     Pres..     Mills    College 
P.   ()..   Cal. 

NAPA,   Napa  Co.,  pop.  4.0.30. 

Napa  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  H.  L. 
itunn.   Pres. 

NORDHOFF,   Ventura  Co.,   pop.   214. 

Thacher    School,     The;    boys'     boarding;    non- 
s.M't ;  Sherman   D.   Tliacher.  Prln. 

OAKLAND,   Alameda  Co.,   pop.  GO.OOo. 
California    College;    <-ol. ;     eo-ed. ;    Bapt.:    est. 

1S70;    Rev.  T.  <;.   Briiwnson.   D.   I>..   Pns. 
College  of   Music;    intisic:   co-«m1.  ;    R.    W.    Vin- 

«i'iit.    Dire<tor. 
Convent  of  Our  Lady  of  Sacred   Heart;   girls' 

iMHirdlng;   R.   C:   Sister  Mary  Symph«»rosa. 

Prin. 
Horton's    School,     Miss;    prep.;     co-ed.:     non- 

sjM't.;    Miss    Sarah    W.    Horton.    Prin. 
Oakland  Shorthand   Institute;   bus.    and  sten.; 

Mrs.    .Teannette.     Prt'S. 
Pacific   Technical   College;    tiM-h.:    <-«i-(>d.;    est. 
11)04;  Chas.   C.  Swafford.  I'res. 


Pacific  Theological  Seminary;  tbeol.;  men; 
(.'ong. ;  est.  18U0;  John  Knox  McLean,  D. 
D..   Pres. 

Polytechnic  Business  College;  bas.  and  sten.; 
W.  E.   Gibson,  Pres. 

St.  Mary's  College;  col.;  men.;  R.  C;  cat. 
1S0.J:    Brother    Velleslon,    F.    S.    C.    Pres. 

Unitarian  Theological  Seminary;  theol. ;  co- 
wl.; Tnitarian;  est.  liHH;  Rev.  Earl  M. 
Wilbur,    A.    M..    S.    J.    B.,    Dean. 

PALO  ALTO,  Santa   Clara  Co.,   pop.  1,658. 

Harker-Hughes  School  for  GirU;  girla*  board- 
ing; non-sect.;  est.  1002;  Miss  C.  Harker, 
A.  B.,  and  Miss  E.  G.  Hughes,  A.  M., 
Prins. 

Mar.zanita  Hall  Preparatory  Sohool  for  Boys; 
boys*  boarding;  non-sect.;  est.  1893;  J. 
Le   Roy    Dixon.   A.    B.,   Prin. 

PASADENA,  Los  Angeles  Co.,  pop.   0.117. 

Classical  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.  ;   Stephen  Cutter   Clark.    Prln. 

Classical  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding; 
non-sect.;  Anna   B.  Orton,   Prln. 

Pasadena  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
Wm.   H.  Warner.   M.   A..  Pres. 

Throop  Polytechnic  Institute;  tech.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  est.  1801;  Walter  A.  Edwards, 
A.    M.,    LL.    D..    Pres. 

PETALUMA,  Sonoma  Co.,   pop.   3,871. 
St.   Vincent's  Academy;   prep.;   co-cd.;   R.   C. ; 
Sister  of  Charity,    Prln. 

POMONA,   Los  Angeles  Co.,   liop.   5.520. 
William's   Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 
est.   1S97;  D.  Brehant,  Prln. 

RED  BLUFF,   Tehama  Co.,   pop.   2,750. 
Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Mercy;  girls'  board- 
ing;  R.   C. ;  Sister  Mary  Joseph,   Prin. 

REDWOOD  CITY,  San  Mateo  Co.,   pop.   1.653. 
Academy   of  Notre  Dame;  girls'   boarding;    R. 
C;  Sister  .Mary  Cecilia.  Prln. 

RIO  VISTA,  Solano  Co.,  pop.  682. 
St.   Gertrude's  Academy;  prep.;  co-cd.;  R.  C. ; 
Sister  Mary  Camlllus,  Priu. 

RIVERSIDE,  Riverside   Co.,  pop.    7.073. 
Riverside    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

L.   W.  Zinn,  Pres. 
Sherman  Institute:  (iovt.  industrial  school  for 

Indians;   cti-ed. :  est.    1001;   Harwood  Hall, 

Supt. 

SACRAMENTO,   Sacramento,   Co.,   pop.   20.282. 

Atkinson's   Sacramento  Business   College;   bus. 

.•uul   st<Mi.:    E.    C.    Atkinson.    Prln. 
California    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

Hill   and  Huxley.    Pntps. 
Christian  Brothers'   College;  col.:  men;   R.   C. : 

est.  1X75:   Brother  Walter.   Pres. 
Moynahan's  Business  College;  bus.   and  sten.; 

.lohn    D.    Miiynahan.    Pres. 
Howe's  Academy  and  Business  College;  prep.; 

<»>-ed. ;   Prot.:    Ed.   Howe.   Jr..    Prln. 
Sacramento   Institute;    boys'    boarding;   R.    C. ; 

Brother  Vellesian.   Prin. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'   boarding;   R.   C. ; 

Sister  »»f  Mercy.   Prin. 

SAN  ANSELMO,  Suburb  of  San  Francisco. 

San    Francisco    Theological    Seminary;    th«H»l.: 
men:    Presb. :    est.    1S71;    Rev.    J.    Macin- 
tosh. D.   D..   Pres. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


21 


CALIFORNIA. 


CALIFORNIA. 


BAN   BEBNA&DDrO,   San  Bernardino  Co.;   pop. 
H.l.'iO 
San    Bernardino    BusineM    College;    bus.    and 
sten. ;   est.   1901;   G«'orgo  II.   Longmlro.   A. 
B..    Priu. 

SAN  DIEGO,  San  Dieffo  Co.,  pop.  17.700. 

Academy  of  Our  Lady  of  Peace;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
R.   C;  Sister  of  St.  Joseph.  Prln. 

3mn  Dieffo  Commercial  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
F.  W.  Kelsey,  Prea. 

State   Kormal    School;    normal;    state;    coed.; 
Samuel  T.  Black.  Pres. 
SAN     FRANCISCO,     San    Francisco    Co.,     pop. 
342,782. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
R.   C. ;  Madame  M.  Gorman,   Prin. 

Ayer's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  (-At. 
1S80;   W.   F.   Aye  re,    ProB..   723  Market  St. 

Caldwell  College  of  Oratory  and  Acting;  e\o. 
and  oratory;  CRt.  1N97;  h.  ('tM>ke  Caldwell. 
M.   O.,   Pres..   12»r»  Market  St. 

California  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est.  1898;  II.  L.  Durham,  Prin..  901  Golden 
Gate  Are. 

School's  announcement. — A  modern,  pro- 
gressive, growing  8<bcM>l.  OccupleH  larg- 
est and  most  ideal  quarters  In  the  WcHt. 
18,000  minare  feet  of  floor  surface,  fitted 
up  with  one-fourth  mile  of  glass  parti- 
tions. Most  thon)Ugb  and  c<»mpleto  in- 
struction in  all  branches  of  business  ed- 
ucation. 450  students.  18  teachers.  588 
positions  last  year.  Send  for  75-i»age  Il- 
lustrated   catalogue. 

California  CoUege  of  Pharmacy,  University  of 
California;  phar.;  co-ed.;  est.  1873;  W. 
M.    Searby,    Dean. 

California  Medical  College;  med.;  eclectic; 
co-ed.;  est.  1878;  D.  Maclean,  M.  D., 
Dean. 

California  School  of  Elocution  and  Oratory; 
elo.  and  oratory;  est.  ISSl:  Miss  Emily 
Curtis,   M.   E.,  Prin.,  Association  Bldg. 

California  School  of  Mechanical  Arts;  tech.; 
co-ed.;  non-sect.;  est.  1805;  Geo.  A.  Mer- 
rill, Prin..  16th  and  Utah  Sts. 

Cogswell  Polytechnical  College;  tech.;  co-ed.: 
non-sect.;  est.  1887;  George  B.  Miller. 
A.  B..  M.  A.,  Pres. 

College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery,  DenUl  De- 
partment; dent.;  co-ed.;  est.  1899;  Alfred 
E.  Blake.   D.   D.  S..  Dean. 

CoUege  of  Notre  Dame;  girls*  boarding;  R. 
C;    Sister   Julia   Theresa.    Prln. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons;  med.; 
reg.;  co-ed.;  est.  1890:  D.  A.  Hodghead. 
A.    M..    M.    D..    Dean.    1025   Sutter   St. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Dental 
Department;  dent.;  co-ed.;  est.  1897; 
Charles  Boxton.  D.  D.   S..   Dean. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Depart- 
ment of  Pharmacy;  phar.;  co-ed.;  est. 
1808;  Wm.  J.  Jackson,  Dean. 

Cooper  Medical  College;  med.;  reg.;  co-ed.; 
est.  1852;  C.  N.  ElllnwtM»d.  M.  D..  LL.  I).. 
Dean. 

Gallagher-Marsh  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten.;  est.  1809;  Robt.  F.  Gallagher. 
Pres..  1382  Market  St. 

Golden  Gate  Commercial  College;  bus.  and 
sten.;  C.   N.   Falk,  Mgr. 


Golden  Gate  Kindergarten  Free  Normal  S<dM>ol; 
kindergarten  training;  wonu*n;  est.  1S91; 
Annie  M.   St«>vall,   Prin..   5(Ji)  Tnion   St. 

Gothic's  Stenographic  Institute;  bus.  and 
sten.;   Wlna   A.  Gothie,   Pres. 

Hahnemann  Hospital  College ;  med. ;  homeop. , 
co-ed.;  est.  1882;  James  B.  Ward,  M.  D.. 
Dean. 

Hamlin  School;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
Sarah   I).   Hamlin.  Prln. 

Hastings  College  of  the  Law;  Law  Depart- 
ment University  of  California;  co-ed.; 
est.    1878;    Edward  II.   Taylor,   Dean. 

Heald's  Business  College  and  School  of  Prac- 
tical Sciences;  bus.,  sten..  and  prac- 
tiral  sciences;  co-ed.;  est.  1862;  Edward 
Ilea  Id.    Pn'S. 

School's  announcement. — The  leading  com- 
merclul  school  west  of  Chicago.  One  of 
the  six  schools  of  the  U.  S.  selected 
to  rt'present  commercial  education  at  the 
Paris  Ex|>osition,  and  awarded  the  sil- 
ver medal.  Thoroughly  teaches  Short- 
hand. Typ<?writing.  Bookkeeping.  Teleg- 
raphy. Penmanship.  Electric.  Civil  and 
Mining  Engineering,  Assaying,  the  Eng- 
lish Brunches,  and  everything  pertaining 
to  a  Business  Education.  Twenty-five 
teachers.  Sixty  writing  machines.  18.- 
0()0  graduates.  This  college  annually 
places  about  300  of  Its  graduates  In  posi- 
tions. 

Heald's  School  of  Minin;  and  Engineering; 
t«»(h.;  men;  «'.st.  1SJ>4;  Edward  P.  lleald. 
Pres..    i:{i»   Tnlon   Square. 

Irving  Institute ;  prep. ;  co-ed. ;  non-sect. ; 
Ed.  B.  Church.   B.  M.,   Prln. 

Lyceum,  The;  pr«'p. ;  <'o-ed. ;  non-sect.:  «'st. 
iso.J:  L.  IT.  Grau,  Ph.  1)..  Pres..  S^^^^  Mar- 
ket   .St. 

Mark  Hopkins  Institute  of  Art,  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  California;  art;  state:  <-o-ed. : 
Prof.  Robert  H.  Flet<h«'r.  Dlreetor.  Cali- 
fornia and  Mason  Sts. 

Mdrrill-Miller  College;  lius.  and  sten.:  est. 
1SJM»:  Katherlne  L.  Miller.  Pres..  HTu^ 
Market    St. 

Metropolitan  Business  College  and  Academy: 
bus.  an<l  prep.:  <-o-ed. :  noii-seet.:  est. 
ion:?:  U.  II.  Webster.  M.  \..  Pres..  0  »2 
Van    Ness    Ave. 

Munson   School  of  Shorthand;   bus.   and   sten.; 

E.    M.    Carpenter.    Pres. 
Murison's   School.    Miss;    girls'    boarding;    non- 

si'ct.:    Miss   E.    L.    Miirison.    Prin. 
Our   Lady   of   Mercy    Academy ;    prep. ;    co-ed. ; 

K.   C.:   Sister  M.   Injnianuel,   Prin. 
Pacific    Coast    Regular    College    of    Medicine; 

med.;   rvg.:    eo-ed. ;  est.    19(>0;   C.   W.    Von 

TIedniniiii.    M.     D..     Dean. 
Pitman     Business     College.      Isaac:    bus.    and 

sten.:    est.    l'.m;5;    Bert    V.    Duff.   Pres..    :{4.'» 

Iljiljrht    .^t. 

Presentation  Convent;  prep.:  co-ed.;  R.  C; 
Mother   M.  .Tosepljlne.   Prln. 

Raymond  Coaching  School:  prep.:  eo-ed.:  non- 
sect.:  est.  lI«»o;  W.  II.  V.  Uaynion<i. 
Prill..    S(»7   Slitter   St. 

Sacred     Heart     College;     boys*     day:      R.     C. : 
Brother    Xeimplion.     Prin..    <«»r.     I'<bly    and 
Ijirkin  Sts. 


22 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


CALIFORNIA. 


CALIFORNIA. 


St.    Bridiret'i    School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C; 

Sister    Superior,    Prin. 
St.   IfnAtias*   College;   col.;   men;   R.   C;   est. 

1855;    Very   Rev.   J.   P.   Frieden.  S.  J. 
St.    Peter's   Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C. : 

Sister   Mary    R.    O'Brien.    PrIn. 
St.    Vincent's    School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C. : 

Sister  Eugenia,   Prln. 
San    Francisco     Business    Colleffe;     bus.     and 

sten. ;  C.  E.  Howard.  Pres. 
State   Vormal    School;    normal;    state;    co-ed.; 

est.  1800;  Frederick  Burk.  Ph.  D..  Pres. 
Trinity   School;    boys'    day;    non-stM-t. :    II.    C. 

Lyon  and  L.    H.    Rogers,    Prlns.,   2618   Pa- 

ciflc  Av. 
University  of  California,  College  of  Dentistry; 

dent.;  co-ed.;  est.  1881;  Harry  P.  Carlton. 

D.  D.  S.,  Dean.  Crocker  Bldg. 
University  of  California,  Medical  Department; 

med. ;     reg. ;     co-ed.;     est.     1SG2;     A.     A. 

D'Ancona,  M.  D.,   Dean. 
University     School;     prep.;     hoys;     non-sect.; 

George   Bates.   Prln.,   2310  Clay   St. 
Van  der  Naillen  School  of  Engineering;  tech.: 

men;   est.    1HC5;    A.    Van  dvr  Nalllen,   Jr.. 

C.   B..   E.   M.,   Prln..   11.3  Fulton  St. 
West's    School   for    Girls,    Miss;    girls'    board- 
ing;  non-sect.;  Miss  Mary    B.    West,   Prin. 
Wilmerding   School  of   Industrial   Arts;   tech.; 

boys;  non-sect.;  est.  lOiK);  Geo.  A.   Merrill. 

Director,  ICth   and  Ttah  Sts. 

SAK  JOSE,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.  21,500. 

College  of  Notre  Dame;  girls'  boarding;  R. 
('.;   Sisters  of   Notre  Dame. 

Garden  City  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
II.   B.   Wor<-estcr.   Pres. 

Modem  School  of  Business  and  Correspond- 
ence; bus.  and  stou.;  est.  15)01;  Geo.  T. 
Pratt.    Prln. 

Pacific  Coast  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
H.    E.    Cox,   Pros. 

San  Jose  Academy;  prep.;  co-od.:  non-sect.; 
Miss  K.   F.    Leffl»»r,   Prin. 

San  Jose  Conservatory  of  Music;  music;  co- 
ed.;  Maurice  Leon  Driver.    Director, 

San  Jose  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
W,  Boucher.  Prin. 

St.  Joseph  College;  boys'  boarding;  R.  C. ; 
Rev.   M.    Gleeson,   S.   J..   Prln. 

State  Normal  School;  normal;  state;  co-ed.; 
Morris  ElmtT  Dailey,  Pres. 

University  of  the  Pacific;  col.;  co-ed.;  M.  E. ; 
est.    1851;    Ell  McCllsh.    Pres. 

Washhum  School,  The;  prep.:  <'o-ed.;  non- 
sect.;    Arthur   Washburn,   Prln. 

SAN  JUAN,  San  Benito  Co..   pop.  440. 

St.  John's  Institute;  girls'  t>oardInK;  R.  C. ; 
eat.   1876;   Mother  Carmen  ArKelapa.    Prln. 

SAN  LEANDRO,  Alameda  Co.,   p(»p.   2.2o.3. 
St.    Mary's    Convent;    prep.;     ro-ed.;     R.    C. ; 
SlHtj-rs  of   St.    Dominic.    Prin. 

SAN  LUIS  OBISPO,  San  Luis  Ohispo  Co.,  pop. 
3,021. 
Academy  of  Immaculate  Heart  of  Mary;  prep.; 
fo-ed.;  R.  C. ;  Sist«*r  Mary  Con<-eptIon. 
Prln. 
California  Polytechnic  School;  tiM-h.;  co-<m1. ; 
n«»n-H«'«'l,;  ent.  IWt'A;  Lfr<»y  Anderson.  B. 
S.,    Ph.   I)..    Director. 


SAN  MATEO,  San  Mateo  Co.,  pop.  1.832. 
Church  Divinity  School  of  the  Paciflo;  theol. ; 

men;    P.    E.;    est.    1803;    Rt.    Rev.    Wm. 

Ford  Nichols.   D.   D.,  Dean. 
St.    Margaret's    School;    prep.;    girls;    P.    E. ; 

Miss  I.   L.  Tebbetts,  Prin. 
St.   Matthew's  School:   boys'   boarding;   P.    E. ; 

Wm.  A.   Brewer,  Prln. 

SAN  RAFAEL,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  3.870. 

Bates  Academy;  closed. 

Deminiean  College;  girls*  boarding;  R.  C. ; 
est.   18r>«);   Mother  Louts.  Prln. 

Hitchcock  Military  Academy;   boys'   Imardlng; 
non-sect.;  Rev.  Cbas.   Hitchcock.   Prln. 
ing:  R.  C;  Sister  Mary  Barbara.  Prin. 

Mount  Tamalpais  Military  Academy;  mili- 
tary;  Presb.;    Arthur   Crosby,   Prin. 

SANTA  ANA,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  4,533. 
Orange    County    Business    College;    bus.    and 
sten.;   II.   O.   Sisson.   Pres. 

SANTA    BARBARA,    Santa    Barbara    Co.,    pop. 

Santa  Barbara  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten,;  E.   B.   Hoover.  Pres. 

Santa  Barbara  Collegiate  School;  prep.;  co- 
ed.; non-sect.;  T.  H.  McCune,  M.  A., 
Prln. 

SANTA  CLARA,  Santa  Clara  Co.,  pop.   3.050. 
Academy   of  Notre  Dame;   girls'   boarding;   R. 

C. ;   Sister  Louise  Dc  Gonzague.    Prin. 
Santa   Clara   College;    c«>l.:    men;    R.   C. ;    est. 
1851;   Rev.    Ri>bert  E.    Kenna.   S.  J.,  Pres. 

SANTA  CRUZ,  SanU  Cruz  Co.,  pop.  5.050. 
Chestnutwood's     Business     College;    bus.    and 

sten.;  J.   II.  Janson,   Pres. 
School  of  the  Holy  Cross;  girls'  boarding;   R. 

C. ;   Sister  Mary  Joseph,   Prin. 

SANTA  ROSA,  Pomona  Co.,   pop.  0,073. 

Pacific  Methodist  College;  permanently  closeil. 
Santa   Rosa   Business  College;  bus.   and  sten.; 

J.    S.    Sweet.    Pres. 
Ursuline    Academy;    girls'     boarding;     R.     C. : 

Sister   Agatha   Reynolds.    Prin. 

SHORB,  Los  Angeles  Co.,   pop.   128. 
Academy    of    the    Holy    Name;    girls'    board- 
ing:  Sister  SuiM»rior,   Prln. 

STANFORD  UNIVERSITY,  Santa  Clara  Co., 
pop.  72<». 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University;  unlv. ;  co- 
«'d. ;  n«»n-s»Mt. :  rst.  ISUl ;  David  Starr  Jor- 
dan,   LL.    I)..    Pres. 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  Depart- 
ment of  Engineering;  trdi.;  «-o-ed. :  David 
Starr  Jurdnii.    I'rrs. 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University.  Law  De- 
partment; liiw:  <«»-rd.:  rst.  1S!>2:  .N'atlian 
Al»lM»tt.    Dean. 

STOCKTON,  San  Joaquin  Co.,   pop.   17.500. 
St.    Mary's    College;    boys*    day;    It.    C. :    Bro. 

('has.  -\ul.  Prln. 
Stockton     Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.: 
est.  1.S74:  F.  <».  Gardni'r.   M.  Accts..   Prln. 
Western    School    of    Business;    bus.    and    nor- 


OF  THE  UiniBD  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


23 


CALIFORNIA. 


CALIFORNIA. 


mal;    est.    1902;   J.    R.    Humphroys,    Pres. 

VALLEJO,  Solano  Co.,  pop.  7.966. 

St.    Vincent' t    ConTont   School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
R.  C:  SlstiT  M.  Joseph.  Priii. 

WHITTIEB,  Los  Anffolet  Co.,  pop.  1,590. 


Whittier   College ;    col.;    co-ed.;    Friends;    est. 
1891;  Charles  E.  Tebbetts,  A.  M.,  Pres. 

WOODLAND.  Yolo  Co..  pop.   2.880. 
Academy   of    the    Holy   Rosary:    Klrls'    lH>ard- 


COLORADO. 

Population,  539,100.     School  census,   150,920.     School   age,  6-21. 

Colorado  is  the  thirty-first  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  539,100  inhabitants,  of  whom  529.046,  or  98  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  90,475,  or  16.8  per  cont,  are  foreign-born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  4.2  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twelfth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational   .s-ystem  of  the   state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

Mii^.s  Katherine  L.  Craig.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Denver 

Miss  Emilv  Griffith,  Deputy  State  Superintendent Denver 

Miss  I Iattie  Stevenson,  Assistant  State  Librarian Denver 

Miss  Elna  M.  Gleason,  Clerk  and  Stenographer Denver 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Miss  Katherine  L.  Craig,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Denver 

James  Cowie,  Secretary  of   State Boulder 

Nathan  C.  Miller,  Attorney  General Durango 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

Miss  Katherine  L.  Craig Denver 

Prof.  Ja.mes  H.  Hays,  State  Normal  School Greeley 

Joseph  F.  Daniels,  Librarian,  State  Agricultural  College Fort  Collins 

Ja.m es   E.   Snook,  Manager, Greeley 

Colorado  gives  one  mill  school   tax  to  its  rural  libraries. 

STA'I  E  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

L.  C.  (Jreenlee,  President Denver 

1 1.    S.    PiiiLLii'S,   Treasurer Denver 

W.  W.   Remington,  Secretary   Denver 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  Pop.  of 

Count V.  SniHTlntriKli'iifa   Nairn'.  Address.  County. 

Adams    M>'>*-    Ksitlnrin**  M.  (N>ok BriRhton    

Arjij)ah(M'     I>.    ^V.    Working T.ittleton    153.017 

Ari'hulrta     Mr.s.    Minli*-    K.    McConnell...i>aRos{i   Springs 2,117 

Haca    N.  (JomiT  Jonr.K  SpringnoM     759 

Hont     Myrtlr    Sydiur    T.a.s    Animas    3.049 

H(nil«l<»r    I.    I'.   (trifTin Boulder    23,544 

ChafT'M'    Harry    I..    McGinnia Buena     Vista 7,085 

(nu'vriini'    \V.    A.    S<*llf'rs Cheyonno    Wells 501 

rWiw    Croj-k     Mr.M.  Canh*  J.  Ma.son Idaho    Springs 7,082 

ConrJoH    !*:.   A.   Nl«l.*<(»n Sanford    8.794 

0>Htllla    Chas.   Oroenondyke   San     Luis 4,632 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


25 


COLORADO. 


COLORADO. 


Coanty. 

Custer    

Delta     .- 

Denver    

Dolores    

Douglas    — 

E^agle    

Elbert     

Bl    Paso 

Fremont  . . . 
Garfield     .... 

Gilpin    

Grand   

Gunnison  ... 
Hinsdale  . . . 
Huerfano  ... 
Jefferson    . . . 

Kiowa    

Kit  Carson.. 

Liake    

La    Plata 

Larimer    

Las    Animas 

Lincoln    

Logan   

Mesa    

Mineral    

Montezuma 
Montrose    . . . 

Morgan   

Otero     

Ouray   

Park    

Phillips    

Pitkin   

Prowers    

Pueblo    

Rio  Blanco.. 
Rio    Grande. 

Routt    

Saguache    . . . 

San   Juan 

San  Miguel.. 
Sedgwick   . . . 

Summit    

Teller    

Washington 

Weld    

Yuma    


Superintendent's  Name.  Address. 

Asa  P.   Dickson Westcliflfe    

Emma  G.   Myers Delta    

Emma  M.  Herey Denver    

Mrs.  Josie  A.  Moore Rico    , 

W.     L.     Heath Castle   Rock 

Mrs.  Martha  L.  Rhodes Red   Cliflf   

Jacob  J,  Kruse Kiowa  

E.  M.  Collins Colorado  Springs.. 

Ida  T.   White Canon   City 

Mrs.  Alice  B.  Clark Glenwood  Springs. 

Ida  Kruse  Central    City 

J.   W.  Palmer   Sulphur   Springs... 

Fannie  Burnett   Gunnison    

Mrs.   Alma  Elder   Lake    City 

Frank  Mead   Walsenburg    

Myrtle  Songer  Golden    

Adela   Blain    Kads    

Mrs.    Etta    Rogers Burlington     

Mrs.  Ollie  I.  Vivian Lcadville    

Mrs.   Rosepha  Pulford Durango    

Mary  E.  Gill Ft.   Collins 

J.   M.   Madrid Trinidad    

Edwin    E.    Franklin Hugo    

M.   Madeline  Ve  Verka Sterling 

Z.    B.  McClure Grand  Junction 

Mrs.   Eflfie  M.  Anderson Amethyst    

H.    E.    Black Cortez     

Mrs.   Lida  M.  Brown Montrose    

Grace  M.  Anderson Fort   Morgan 

Mrs.  Carrie  E.  Money }f-    Junta 

Mary   M.    Lewis 2"P^    

Mayme  V.   Remington Fairpiay    

Madge  A.   Crowner As  en         

Mrs.  Edith  M.  Bailey Lamar    .'.'..'.../...... 

J.   A.    Rosebrough Pueblo    .............. 

Lulu    J.    White Meeker 

F.  H.   Hopkins   Del    Norte;.!'.!.!!!!! 

Frank   C.    Spencer Steamboat  Springs. 

Verna    M.    Bartz Saguache    

Mrs.  Ellen  Carbis   Silverton   

Chas.   S.  Watson Tellurlde     

Alice  C.   Bower Julesburg    

Mrs.   Jennie   M.    Jones Breckenridgc     

Mrs.   Katherine  C.   Polly Cripple    Creek 

Mrs.   H.  B.  Buchanan Akron    

L.    H.    Harrison Greclev    

F.    B.    Williams Wray  ' 


Top.  of 
County. 
...  2.937 
...  5,487 


.  1.134 
.  3,120 
.  3.008 
.  3,107 
.31.602 
.16,630 
.  5.835 
.  6,690 
.  741 
.  5.331 
.  1.609 
.  8,395 
.  9.306 
.  701 
.  1.580 
.18.054 
.  7.016 
.12.168 
.21.842 
.  926 
.  3.292 
.  9.267 
.  1.913 
.  3,058 
.  4.535 
.  3.268 
.11.522 
.  4.731 
.  2.998 
.  1.583 
.  7.520 
.  3.766 
.34.448 
.  1.690 
.  4.080 
.  3.661 
.  3.858 
.  2,342 
.  5.379 
.  971 
.  2.744 
.29.002 
.  1.241 
.16.808 
.  1.729 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


BEBKELET,  Arapaho«  Co.,  pop.  707. 
Jesuit  Colleffe;   noritlate;   men;   R.   C. 

BOVLDEB,  Bonlder  Co.,  pop.  6;  150. 

Colorado    School    of    Applied    Science;    toch.; 

gtate;    co-ed.;     Henry     B.     Dates.    S.     B., 

Dean. 
Colorado   School   of  Law,    University   of  Colo- 
rado;   law;      co-ed.;      est.     1892;      James 

Baker.   LL.   D..   Prea. 
Colorado  State  Preparatory  School;  prep.;   co- 

ed. :   state. 
Mount  Gertrude*!  Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.;    R. 

C. ;  Slater  M.  Salome,  Prin. 
University   of   Colorado;    univ.;    state;    co-ed.; 

non-sect.;    est.    1877;    James    H.     Baker, 

LL.   D.,  Pres. 
Vnivertity   of   Colorado,    Medical   Department; 

mod.;   reg.;  co-ed.;  est.   1883;   L.   M.   Gif- 

fin,  H.  D.,  Dean. 


BREEN,  La  Plata  Co. 

Fort  Lewis  Indian  Training  School;  Covt.  in- 
duRtriiil  srlnxil  fcir  Indians:  co-ed.;  est. 
1HJ>2:    W.    .M.    IVteraon.    Supt. 

CANON   CITY,    Fremont  Co.,    pop.   3.775. 
Mount      St.      Soholastica's      Academy;      ^irla' 
boardlnp;   R.    C. ;   Sister  M.   Calllsta.   Prin. 

COLORADO  SPRINGS.  El  Paso  Co.,  pop.  21. o^."). 
Chatelain's    School   of    Langruagres;    laui^Mintres: 

coM'd.;   ('st.    \HS^^■.   (Jeorjfe  M.   V.   ('luttel»in. 

rr«'s. 
Colorado     College;     col.;     co-ed.;     Cons:.:     est. 

1874;   Win.    F.   Slooum.    LL.   I)..   Prea. 
Colorado     Art     School;     art;     co-<>d. :     Charles 

Crnljr   »imI   Curl    G.    Lotave,    Prlns. 
Colorado    Springs    Academy    for    Boys:    prep.: 

boys:    non-sert.;   J.    B.    Walton.    Prin. 
Cutler    Academy;    prep.;    boys;    non-sect.;    \|. 


-26 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


COLORADO. 


COLORADO. 


Clement  Gile,  Prin. 
Henacer's  Bnsineu   OoUeff*;    Iras,    and   sten.; 

J.  C.  Henafer,  Pre«. 
Stote    School    for    I>OAf    and    Blind;    indost.; 

state;  co-ed.;  est.  W.  K.  Argo.  Sapt. 
San  Lois  Bdiool;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  esL 

1801);    Bessie  Henry  and  Chas.   B.   Moore. 

Prlns. 

DXX  NORTE,   Bio  Grande  Go.,   pop.  705. 
Presbyterian  College  of  the  Sonthvest;  closed. 

DEHYEB,  DenTer  Co..  pop.   133.S50. 
Briffhtside  School  for  Boys;  closed. 
Central   Business  College;   bus.   and  sten.;   L. 

A.    Arnold.    Pres. 
College   of  the   Sacred   Heart;    col.;   men;    R. 

C;    est.   1876;   Rer.   J.   J.   Brown,    S.  J. 
College  of  St.  John  the  ETsngelist;  closed. 
Colorado     College    of     Dental    Surgery.     Uni- 
versity    of     Denver;     dent.:     co-<?d.;     est. 

IS'JT;   L.   S.  Gilbert.   D.  I>.  S..  Dean. 
Colorado   Commercial  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 

J.   E.   Bariu'S,   rroj*. 
College     of     Music,     University     of     Denver; 

nitihic;       i-o-ed.;      Fredorirk      Srhwfikher. 

Dean. 
Colorado    College    of   Osteopathy;    mnsolidatoil 

into     AuuTirHU      Sth«>ol     of      08tei»palhy. 

KIrkHvillo.   Mi>. 
Denver   Business   University;    bus.    and    sten.: 

rut.   11MI4:    Kills  J.    Wlllito.   Prop. 
Denver   and   Gross   College    of   Medicine,   Uni- 
versity of  Denver;  mtKl.;  rog.;  co-ed.;  est. 

ISSl;   S.   «.    IJonm-j-.    A.    M..   M.    D..   Dean. 
Denver  Homeopathic  College;    med.;   homeop.; 

«(.-pd.:     ost.     1804;     Jumos     P.     WilUird. 

I>«>an. 
Denver    Law    School,    University    of    Denver; 

law;    co-ed.;   est.    1802;    Lucius  W.    Hoyt, 

Sec. 
Denver  Normal  and   Preparatory  School;  nor.; 

jirlvHte;  OHt.  Fr»*d  Dbk.  Supt. 
Free  Night   School   for  Boys;   prt'p.;    Mrs.    Ida 

(;n'Kory,  Mnnagor. 
Modem    School   of    Business;    bus.    and    sten.; 

\.   M.   Kfarns,    Pres. 
Students'    School   of   Art;    art:    <(»-ed. ;    Ilenry 

Ilojifl.  Dln'<  tor. 
University    of    Denver;    we    liilviTsity    Park. 
Wallace    Business    College;     bus.     and    sten.; 

U.    J.    Walbifo,   Pres. 
Wolcott    School   Association.    The  Miss;    nirW 

iMiiirdini::    iKiii-«f«t. ;    rut.    ISOS;    Anna    L. 

WoIr..tt.    Prill. 
Wolfe  Hall;  Blrls'  lK)jir<IIn»::  P.   K-;  est.   1807; 

.MIsH  Margnn't  Korr,   PrIn. 


I 


Woedwortk*s  BkortkaBd  Ooileca;  sten.;  W.  A. 
McPherson,  Manager. 

FT.  C0LLIH8,  Tarimar  Co.,  pop.  3,063. 
Colsvado     State   Agriealtnxal    CoUsfe;     agrl.; 
state;  co-ed.;   B.   O.   Ayleaworth,   LL.   D., 
Pres. 

GOLDEVt  Jefferson  Co.,  pc^.  2,lfi2. 

Colorado  School  of  Mines;  tech.;  state;  co- 
ed.; est.  1873;  Victor  C.  Alderson,  Sc.  D.. 
Pres. 


GRAVD  JUHCnON,   Mesa  Co.;  pop.   3.003. 
Teller   lastitnte;    Govt,    lodnstrlsl    school    for 
Indians;     co-ed.:     est.     1888;    Chsrles    E. 
Burton,  M.   S.   D..  Supt. 

GREELET,   Weld  Co.,    pop.   3.023. 
Colorado  State  Normal  Sehool;  normal;  state; 

co-ed.;  Z.  X.  Snyder.  Ph.  D.,  Pres. 
Greeley  Business  College:  bus.  and  sten.;  est. 
llaM:   I>.   C.   Royer.   PrIn. 

LEADYILLE,   Lake  Co.,   pop.   12.455. 
St.   Mary's  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;    R.   C;  Sis- 
ter .\nseleta.  I*rin. 

LORETTO  HEIGHTS,  Arapahoe  Co.,  pop.  72. 
Loretto  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R.  C;  Sis- 
ter Superior. 

MONTCLAIR,  Arapohoe  Co.,  pop.  415. 

Colorado    Woman's    College;    girls*    boarding; 

Bapt.:    wt.    UMCk 
Jarvis  Hall  Military  Academy;  burned  Nor.  4, 

loin. 

MORRISON.  Jefferson  Co.,  pop.  254. 
State    Industrial    School    for    Girls;     Indnst.; 
state:  girls:  est.  Miss  Emma  Page,  Supt. 

PXTEBLO,  Pueblo  Co.,  pop.  28.157. 

American    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

J.    A.   Clark,    Prln. 
Loretto    Academy;    girls*     boarding;     R.     C; 

Sist«^r  M.  Ueparata.  Prln. 
Pueblo   Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.;    C. 

II.   Donaldson,   Pres. 

SAUDA,   Chaffee  Co.,   pop.  3.722. 
Salida    Academy:    pr(>p. :    co-ed.;    Presb.;    est. 
IKSO:   E.  B.  Whitt-omb.  Ph.   B..  Prin. 

TRINIDAD,  Las  Animas  Co.,  pop.  5.345. 
Trinidad    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 
W.    E.    .\ndori««»n.   Pres. 

UNIVERSITY  PARK,  Suburb  of  Denver. 

University  of  Denver;  unlv.;  cn-ed. ;  M.  E. ; 
«'Mt.  1S<U:  Henry  A.  Buchtel.  D.  D.,  LL. 
D..  Cbancellur, 


CONNECTICUT. 

Population,  908,355.     School  census,  219,070.     School  age,  4-16. 

Connecticut  is  the  twenty-ninth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  908,355  inhabitants,  of  whom  892,424,  or  98.2  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number  237,396,  or  26.1  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of 
illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  is  5.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-fifth  in 
this  respect.  The  educational  sy.«^tem  of  the  state  is  as  follows,  the  chief  executive 
power  resting  not  in  a  State  Superintendent,  as  in  most  states,  but  in  the  State 
Board  of  Education,  of  which  the  Governor  of  the  state  is  the  chief  officer. 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Abir.vm    Ch.vmberlain,    Governor Hartford 

Henry  Roberts,  Lieutenant  Governor Hartford 

Edw  ARD  D.  RoBBiNS Wcthersficld 

William  H.  Palmer,  Jr Norwich 

Gecrce  M.  Carrington Winsted 

William  G.  Sumner New  Haven 

Charles  D.  Hine,  Secretary Hartford 

A.   J.  Wright,  Clerk Hartford 

Giles  Potter,  Agent New  Haven 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONER. 

Hon.  Carnot  O.  Spencer,  State  Capitol Hartford 

The  state  has  an  optional  text-book  law,  authority  being  vested  in  local  boards 
or  the  voters  to  determine  whether  text-books  shall  be  furnished  free. 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS. 

Connecticut  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what 
is  called  the  "town  system"  of  school  supervision,  each  city,  or  in  some  cases. 
where  the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  cities,  having  its  individual  superintendent 
of  schools. 

HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 

BALTIC.   New  London  Co.,   pop.  500.  |        Bridroport     Training     Sohool     for     Teachers ; 

Academy    of   the    Holy    Family;    girls'    board-  normal;     Bt.itc;     rood.;     MIhh     Bosslo     E. 

Ing;    R.    C. ;  Sister  M.   CarJne,   Prin.  IIowps.  Tros. 

•B-r  «r«v  IT  ATT     wm«*  T  »»;!<«.  n«     «««    010  Bridgeport     University    School;     boys*     board- 

®^S  ^n  'fi^ho^l^S^v?    h;«rmn;r    1^'     P  •  '"^^    non-soot. :    Vincent  C.    Peek.    Prln. 

?ha?    O     Sa??ett     Prln  ^'  ^'«^'-    ^"^i"*"    College:     bu«.     and    ston.; 

Chas.   O.    Hartiett,    rrin.  ^^^    ^^^^^,    j     j,     Rro^n.    M.   E..    Pros. 

BKIDOEFOBT,  Fairfield   Co.,    pop.   70.096.  1        Courtland    Sohool,    The;   girls'    boarding;    non- 


28 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


CONNECTICUT. 


CONNECTICUT. 


spct. ;  est.  1891;  Frances  A.  Marble  and 
Mary  J.    Miner,    Prlns. 

Park  Avenue  Institute;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  Seth  B.  Jones,  Prin. 

St.  Joseph's  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C;  est. 
1900;   Rev.   H.   Dahme,  Prin. 

Trade  School  .and  Institute ;  tech.;  men;  Y.  M. 
C.  A.;  est.  1893;  Jeremiah  Holmes,  Direc- 
tor. 

Union  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  Fred 
Euos,   Pres. 

BROOKFIELD  CENTER,  Fairfield  Co.,  pop.  175. 
Brookfield    Summer    School    of    Music;    unislc; 
(o-<'d. :   est.   1000;   Herbert  Wilbur  Greene, 
Director. 

School's  announcement. — Tbo  plan  on 
whioh  thiH  s<'h<K)I  is  condiu'tt'il  nM*om- 
meiuls  itsi'lf  esiH'oially  to  teachors  hold- 
ing iKwitiouH  of  responsibility,  not  «uily 
5IS  a  thorough  Normal  So1i(m>1.  but  als«i 
j!s  an  opixirtunlty  for  n'creatlon.  The 
work  Is  so  adjusti'd  that  material  of 
jrreat  value,  both  teehiih'al  and  theon'ti- 
eal.  Is  made  available  for  teaihers 
thriMiffh  the  medium  of  private  h>sHons. 
Kotures.  talks,  and  Illustrations.  The 
frequenej'  <»f  the  pupil's  e<inta«'t  with  the 
teacher,  and  the  fund  <»f  exeellent  mate- 
offered,  enables  students  to 
with  them  valuable  supjres- 
they  ean  work  out  in  their 
tea'.hing    during    the    entire 


rial    that    is 
earry    away 
thins    whlrh 
practice    and 


y«'ar. 
Curtis  School   for  Boys;    boys'   »M>arding;    non- 
sect.;  Frederick  S.   Curtis.   Prin. 

CHESHIRE,   New  Hayen   Co.,  pop.   1.989. 
Cheshire  School;  boys'  l>oarding;   P.    E. ;    It.   J. 
Mulford.  Head  Master. 


CLINTON,   Middlesex  Co.,   pop.    1.429. 
Morgan   School;   prep.;   co-ed.;    non-8(?ct. 
K.    Eliot.   Jr.,  Prin. 


Geo. 


CORNWALL,  Litchfield  Co..   pop.    1.175. 

Cornwall  School,  The;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;    F.  M.   McCraw,   Prin. 

D ANBURY,  Fairfield  Co.,   pop.    10.5.-^7. 

Danbury    Music    School;    music;     c<>-ed. :     Ella 

.V.    Curtis.    Director. 
Stillman    Business    College;    bus.     and    sten.; 
William  J.   Stillman,   Pres. 

DERBY,  New   Haven,   Co.,  iMip.    7.9:)(). 
Pope    Business   College;  bus.   and  sten.;    F.    J. 
Pope.   Pres. 

EASTON,    Fairfield   Co.,   pop.   960. 

Easton  Academy;  prep.:  co-ed.;  nou  sect.; 
Wm.    P.    (iahipp.    Prin. 

ESSEX,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  2.5.'{0. 

Pratt  High  School;  i)rep. :  co-ed.;  I'onu. ; 
est.    ISOo;    Ernest    M.    Libby.    11.    A..    Prin. 

FAIRFIELD,  Fairfield  Co.,   pop.    4,489. 
Fairfield    Academy;    prep.;     co-ed.;     non-sect.; 
Francis    J.    Krew«'r.    Prin. 

FALLS  VILLAGE.  Litchfield  Co.,  iM>p.  071. 

David  M.  Hunt  School;  prep.;  co-ed;  non-sect.; 
rst.  1801;  Miss  Marlon  C.  Chandler,  A.  H.. 
Prin. 

FARMINOTON,   Hartford  Co.,  pop.   .'{..^.31. 

Porter's    School,    Mrs.;    girls'    boarding;    non- 


sect.;  est.  1843;  Mrs.  Robert  Porter  Keep, 
Prin. 

GREENWICH,   Fairfield  Co.,  pop.   2  420. 
Greenwich  Academy;  prep.;   co-ed.;   non-sect.; 

Newton  B.  Hobart.  Prin. 
Rosemary    Hall;     girls'     boarding;    non-sect.; 
Caroline  Rnutz-Kees,  Prin. 

HAMDEN,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  4,626. 
Hamden   Hall;    prep.;   co-ed.;    non-sect.;    Wm. 
C.    Raymond,   Prin. 

HARTFORD,   Hartford   Co.,   pop.   79,850. 

Connecticut  Business   College;  bus.   and  sten.; 

est.    19«)3;    E.  J.    Wilcox.   M.   A..   Pres. 
Hartford    Theological   Seminary;    theol.;    men; 

Cong.:    est.    18;{4;    W.    I).    MacKcnzie,    D. 

D..    Pres. 
Hillyer    Institute;    bus.     and    sten.;     indust.; 

men;     est.     1SS2;     II.     M.     CJerry,     A.     B.. 

Prin. 
Huntsinger's  Business  College;  bus.   and  sten.; 

F.    M.    Huntsinger,    Pres. 
Morse's     Business     College;     bus.     and     sten.; 

Edward   H.    Morse.   Pres. 
Mount   St.    Joseph   Seminary;    girls'   boarding; 

R.    C;    Sister   Mary   Cecelia,    Prin. 
Olmstead's     Commercial     College;     bus.     and 

sten. :    E.    M.    Olmstead,    Pres. 
Trinity   College;   col.;   men;   P.   B. ;   est.   1824; 

Flavel    Sweeten    Luther.    Ph.    D.,    LL.    1).. 

Pres. 
Woodside    School    for    Girls;    girls'    boarding; 

non-sect.;    Sara  J.    Smith,    Prin. 

KENT,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.    1.220. 
Hopson's     School;     prep.;     co-ed.;      non-sect.; 
Katherine   M.    Hopson,   Prin. 

LAKEVILLE,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.  1.000. 

Hotchkiss  School,  The;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.:  est.  1892;  Rev.  H.  «.  Buebier. 
IleadnMister. 

Taconic  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  Lilian  Dixon,   Prin. 

LYME,   New  London  Co.,   pop.   750. 

Boxwood  School,  The;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.  ;  Mrs.   R.  S.  Griswold,  Prin. 

Home  School  for  Little  Boys;  boys'  prep.; 
Miss  A.   N.  GritUn,   Prin. 

MERIDEN.  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  24.296. 
Pequod   Business   College;   bus.   and  sten.;   Al- 
bert A.   May,    Pres. 

MIDDLETOWN,  Middlesex  Co.,  pop.  9.589. 
Berkeley  Divinity  School;   theol.;   men;  P.   E. ; 

est.  1854;   Rev.  .Tohn  Binney,   D.  D..   Dean. 
Connecticut  Business   College;   bus.   and  sten.; 

est.   1S05:   E.  J.   Wilcox,  Prin. 
Enunette  School,  The;  prep.;  co-ed.;  n<m-8ect. ; 

est.    ISiK):    Sophia    L.    Emmette.    Prin. 
Patten's     School;     l)rep. ;     co-ed.;     Protestant; 

^!ls.s<>s    I'atten.    Prlns. 
Wesleyan  University;  col.;  co-ed.;   M.   E. ;  est. 

1S31;   Uev.  B.   P.   Raymond,  I).  D.,  LL.   D.. 

Pres. 

MILFORD,   New  Haven  Co.,   pop.  2.783. 

Simpson's  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Miss  L.   Simpson,    Prin. 

MYSTIC,  New  London  Co.,  pop.  3.000. 

Mystic  Valley  English  and  Classical  Insti- 
tution; prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  John 
Knight    Bucklyn.    Prin. 


OF  TH£  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


29 


CONNECTICUT. 


CONNECTICUT. 


VEW  BBITADr,  H&rtford  Co.,  pop.  25,908. 
New  Britain  Commercial  College;  bus.  and 
sten. ;  est.  1902;  T.  Clay  Cavanaugb, 
Pres. 
State  Normal  Training  School;  normal;  state; 
co-ed.;  est.  1849;  Murens  White,  Ph.  B., 
Prin. 

NEW  HAVEN,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  108.027. 

Booth  Preparatory  School;  prop.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;   Geo.    A.    Booth,    Prin. 

Childs-Butler  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
est.   1884;   Sidney  P.  Butler.  Pres. 

Oaffey's  Shorthand  School;  bus.  and  sten.; 
John  F.  Gaffey,   Pres. 

Oile  Grammar  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;   Theo.    B.    Wilson.   Prin. 

Hopkin's  Grammar  School;  boys'  boarding; 
non-sect.;  Charles  H.   Welles.   Rector. 

Johnstone's  School;  girl's  boarding;  non-sect.; 
est.   1884;   Mary   Dibyl  Jiihnstone.   Prin. 

New  Hayen  Normal  School  of  Gymnastics, 
phys.  cult.;  co-ed.;  est.  1886;  E.  II.  01- 
mold.    M.    1).,    Director. 

Sheffleld  Scientific  School,  Tale  University; 
tech.;  men:  est.  1871;  Henry  Uussolt 
Chittenden,   Ph.    I)..   LL.   I)..   Director. 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C; 
est.  1901;  Sister  Mary  Basil,  O.  S.  D.. 
Directress. 

State  Normal  Training  School;  normal;  state; 
co-ed. ;    Arthur    B.    Morrill,    Pres. 

Weantinaug  School;  discontinued. 

Whedon's  School  for  Boys;  boys'  boarding; 
non-sect.;  Susan  II.   Whedon,  Prin. 

Willard's  School  for  Girls;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  Miss  Charlotte  II.   WlUard,  Prin. 

Tale  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  Nathan 
B.   Stone,   Pres. 

Tale  Divinity  School,  Tale  University;  theol.; 
men;  est.  1822;  R(>v.  Frank  Knight  San- 
ders.   Ph.    D..    1).    I)..    Dean. 

Tale  Forest  School,  Tale  University;  forestry; 
men;  est.  1900;  Henry  Solon  Graves,  M. 
A.,    Director. 

Tale  School  of  Fine  Arts,  Tale  University; 
art;  men;  John  Ferguson  Weir,  M.  A.. 
Director. 

Tale  University;  unlv. ;  men.;  non-sect.;  est. 
1701;  Arthur  T.   Iludley.   Prea. 

Tale  University,  Department  of  Medicine; 
med. ;  reg. ;  men.;  est.  1813;  Herbert  E. 
Smith,  M.  D..  Dean. 

Tale  University,  Law  School;  law;  men;  est. 
1824;   Henry  Wade   Rogers,   LL.   1)..  Dean. 

NEW  LONDON,  New  London  Co.,  pop.   17.548. 
Bulkeley    School;    boys'    boarding;     non-sect.; 

Walter    A.    Towne,     Prin. 
Williams  Memorial  Institute;   girls'   boarding; 

non-sect.;   Colin   E.    Buell,    Prin. 

NEW  MILFORD,  Litchfield  Co..  pop.  4.804. 
Ingleside  School;  girls'  boarding;    P.  E. ;  Mrs. 

Wm.  D.  Black.   Prin. 
Weantinaug  School,   The;   prep.;   boys;   P.   E.; 

est.    1902;    Rev.    Frank    B.    Draper,    A.    B., 

Headmaster. 

NEW  PRESTON,  Litchfield  Co..   pop.   .300. 
Upson  Seminary;  prep;  boyK;  Cong.;  est.   1809; 
Rev.  Henry  Upson,  A.  B.,  Prin. 

NEWTON.    Fairfield  Co.;    |)op.    254. 


Newton  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Wm.    Wilson  Gardner,   Prin. 

NORFOLK,   Litchfield  Co.,    pop.    1,614. 
Robbins  School,  The;  prep.;   co-ed.;   non-sect.; 
Howard   W.   Carter,   Prin. 

NORTH  8T0NINGT0N,   New  London   Co.,   pop. 
1.240. 
Wheeler  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  Clare 
Reynolds  Bass,  Prin. 

NOR  WALK.   Fairfield  Co.,    pop.   0,125. 

Baird's    Institute-Home    School,    Miss;    girls' 
boarding;   P.   E. ;   est.    1882;   Miss  Cornelia 
F.    Balrd,    Prlu. 
Meade's  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;    Mrs.    Melville    E.   Meade.   Prin. 

NORWICH,    New   London   Co.,    pop.    17.251. 
Butts'  School  for  Girls,  Miss;  girls'  boarding; 

non-sect.;    est.    19ol ;    Miss   Matilda    Butts. 

Prin. 
Norwich  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;   W. 

E.  Canlleld,    Pres. 

Norwich  Free  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;    R«.bt.    P.    Keep,    Ph.   D..    Prin. 

POMFRET.  Windham  Co.,  pop.  1.831. 

Pomfret  School;  boys'  boarding;  P.  E. ;  Wm. 
Beach  Olmstead,   Prin. 

PUTNAM.  Windham  Co.,   pop.   0.067. 

Academy  of  Notre   Dame;   boys'   boarding;   R. 

C;   Rev.   J.   Van  Den   Noort,  Prin. 
Putnam   Business   College;   bus.   and   sten.;    E. 

F.  Keller,    Pres. 

REDDING,   Fairfield  Co.,    pop.    1.426. 
Hill  Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.;    Adah 
J.    Todd,    Prin. 

SALISBURT,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.   3,489. 
Salisbury  School;  prep.;  boys;  P.  E.;  est.  1903; 
Rev.   Geo.   E.   Quaile,    M.    A.,  Pres. 

SATBROOK,   Middlesex  Co.,  pop.    1.634. 
Miss  Shepard's  Private   School;   prep.;    co-ed.; 
non-sect. ;   Miss   F.   ('.  Shepard,    Prin. 

SIMSBURT,    Hartford   Co.,   pop.    2.094. 
McLean    Seminary;    girls'   boarding;    non-sect.; 

J.    B.    MclA^an.   Prin. 
Westminster  School;  boys'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
W.   L.   Cushing.    Prin. 
SOUTH  NOR  WALK,  Fairfield  Co..   pop.  6.591. 
Brown  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  G.  E. 
Surtain,  Pros. 

SOUTHFORT,  Fairfield  Co.,   pop.   1,479. 
Seaside    Seminary;    prep.;     co-ed.;      non-sect.; 
Miss  Augusta   Smitii,   Prin. 

STAMFORD.  Fairfield  Ce..   pop.    15,997. 

Rett's    Academy;     boys'    boarding;     non-s^ct. ; 

Wm.    J.     Betts.     Prin. 
Catherine   Aiken  School'   girls'   boarding;   non- 

rtect. :    est.    1854;    Harriet  Beecher   Scovllle 

Dc»van,    A.   B.,    Prin. 
King  School.   The;  prep.;   boys;   non-sect.;  est. 

1870;   II.    W.   King.    Prin. 
Low's    School,    Miss;    girls'    boarding;     prep.; 

Miss  Low  niid  Miss  Hey  wood,   Prlns. 
Merrill    College;    bus.    and    sten.;    Mrs.    M.    A. 

Merrill.    Pres. 

STORRS,  Tolland  Co.,  pop.   174. 

Connecticut  Agricultural  College,  The;  agrl.; 
<o-ed. ;  non-sect.;  est.  1S81;  Rufus  W. 
Stimson,   A.  M.,  B.   D.,   Pres. 


80 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


CONNECTICUT. 


CONNECTICUT, 


BUFFIELD,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  3.621. 

Conneotiout  Literary  Institute;  prep.;  boys; 
Bapt;  est.  1833;  Ralph  K.  Bearce,  A. 
M.,   Prin. 

WALLINOFOBS,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  6,737. 
Choate    School;    prep.;     boys;    non-sect.;    est. 
1896;   Mark  Pitman,   A.  M.,  Head  Master. 

WASHINGTON,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.   1.820. 

Ounnery  School,  The;  prep.;  boys*  boarding; 
non-sect.;  John  C.   Brinsmade,   Prin. 

Ridge  School;  boys'  boarding;  non-sect.;  Wm. 
G.   Brinsmade,   Prin. 

Wykeham  Rise  School  for  Girls;  girls*  board- 
ing; est.  1002;  Miss  Daylcs,  Prin. 

WATERBURT,  New  Haven  Co.,  pop.  45.859. 
Oerard  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  Isabel 

0.  Lawton,  Prin. 
Monroe's    Business    College;    bus.    and    stcn.; 

W.    J.    Monroe,    Pres. 
Notre  Dame  Convent;   girls*  boarding;    R.  C; 

Sister  St.   Stanislaus.    Prin. 
St.    Margaret's    Diocesan     School     for     Girls; 

girls'   boarding;    P.    E.;    Mai-y   R.   HlUard. 

Prin. 
Waterbury  Business   College;    bus.    and   sten.; 

n.   C.  Post,   Pres. 


WATERTOWN,   Litchfield  Co.,   pop.  3.100. 
Tait's  School  for  Boys;  boys'   boarding;   non- 
sect.;   Horace  D.  Tait,  Prin. 

WESTPORT,  Fairfield  Co.,   pop.  4,017. 
Staples  High  School;  prep.;   co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Bessie   R.   Taylor.   Prin. 

WILLIMANTIC,  Windham  Co.,   pop.  8,037. 
State  Normal  Training  School;  normal;  state; 

co-ed.;   est.   1888;    Henry   T.    Burr,   S.    B.. 

S.    M.,    Pres. 
Willimantic  Business  College;  bus.   and  sten.; 

R.   L.   Vickerson.    Pres. 

WILTON,   Fairfield  Co.,  pop.   1,508. 
^'^ilton  Educational  Institute;  boys*  boarding; 
non-sect.;    Chns.    W.    Whitlock,    Prin. 

WINDSOR,  Hartford  Co.,   pop.  3,614. 
Hayden  Hall;  discontinued. 

WINSTED,  Litchfield  Co.,  pop.  6.804. 
Gilbert  Home  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 

est.    1889;    Dwight  S.   Case,   Supt. 
Winsted  Business  School;  bus.  and  sten.;  est. 
1898;    Ned   llenry  Roberts.   Prin. 

WOODSTOCK,  Windham  Co.,  pop.  2.095. 
Woodstock  Academy;   prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
E.    R.    Hall.    Prin. 


DELAWARE. 


Population,  184,735.     School  census,  48,982.     School  age,  6-21. 

Delaware  is  the  forty-sixth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  s 
total  of  184,735  inhabitants,  of  whom  153,977,  or  83.4  per  cent,  arc  white.  Of  this 
number  13,729,  or  7.5  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of 
the  entire  population  is  12  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirty-fourth  in  this  respect 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows,  unlike  most  of  the  states  and 
territories,  Delaware  having  no  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  the 
functions  of  this  office  being  performed  by  the  State  Board  of  Education: 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Gov.  Preston  Lee,  Chairman Dover 

Geo.  H.  Dick,  Secretary Dover 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

A.  R.   Spard Wilmington 

J.  E.  Carroll  Dover 

John  D.  Brooks Dover 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 
Cornelius  Frear,  Secretary 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 
Delaware  has  no  State  Teachers'  Association. 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS. 

County.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  County. 

Kent    James  E.   Carroll   Dover    32.762 

New    Castle    A.    R.   Shaid    Wilmington    109,697 

Sussex    Jno.   D.    Brocks    Milford     42,276 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


DOVER,  Kent  Co.,  pop.  3,320. 
Delaware    Ophthalmic    and    Business    College; 

bus.    and   ophthal.;    est.    1809;    Dr.    R.    9. 

Stephens,    Pres. 
State  College  for  Colored  Students;   (colored); 

col.;  state;  co-ed.;  est.  1802;  W.  C.  Jason, 

A.   M.,   Pres. 

VEWARK,  Hew  Cattle  Co.,  pop.   1,213. 
Delaware  College;  col.;  state;  men;  est.   1834; 
George  A.  Harter,  M.  A.,  Ph.   D.,  Pres. 

WmaHOTOH,  Hew  Castle  Co.,  pop.  76,508. 


Friends'   School;  prop.;    co-ed.;     Friends;   Her- 
sohel  A.   Norrls,   A.    M.,    Prin. 

Ooldey  College;  bus.   and  sten.;  H.  S.  Goldey, 
Pres. 

Hebb's  School  for  Girls;  girls'   boarding;  non- 
sect.  ;    Misses    Hebb,    Prins. 

Wilmington   Business  School;   bus.   and   sten.; 
W.  H.   Bcacom.   Pres. 

Wilmington  Military  Academy;  military;  non- 
sect.;    Wm.   H.   Morrison,  Prin. 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Population,  289,500.     School   Census,  62,914.     School  Age,  6-18. 

The  District  of  Columbia  has  a  total  population  of  289,500  inhabitants,  of  whom 
I9i»532,  or  68.7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number  19,520,  or  7  per  cent,  are 
foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  District  is  8.6  per  cent,  ranking 
thirty-first  among  the  states  and  territories  in  this  respect.  The  educational  affairs 
of  the  District  are  under  the  general  supervision  of  the  United  States  Commis- 
sioner of  Education. 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


WASHINGTON,     District     of     Columbia,     pop. 
218.100. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart  of  Mary; 
girls'  boarding;  R.  C;  Sister  Mary  Clera- 
entine,     Priu. 

Academy  of  Visitation;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C. 
Sister  M.   Agnes  Mathaney,   Prln. 

American  TTniyersity;  inrnt-grad. ;  co-ed.; 
I'n>testant;  est.  1893  (not  yet  open  for 
workr,  Bishop  C.  C.  Mt-Cabe,  D.  D., 
LL.    I).,    Chancellor. 

Berkeley  School,  The;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;   Chas.   W.   Fisher,   Prln. 

School;      tech.;      men;      non- 
189:t;      Louis     Denton     Rllss. 


Bliss    Electrical 
sect. ;      est. 
Pres. 

Bristol    School ; 
1JM»4:    Alice    A. 


P.    E. ;    est. 


girls*    Imardlng; 
Rristol.    Prln. 
Catholic   TTniversity   of   America;   univ. ;    men; 

R.    C;    est.    1880;    Rt.    Rev.    D.    J.    O'Con- 

nell,  I).  1)..  Pres. 
Catholic   TTniyersity  of   America,    Law  School; 

law;    men;    est.    1805;    Wm.    C.    Robinson, 

LL.    D..    Dean. 
Catholic    TTniyersity    of    America,     School    of 

Technological    Sciences;     tech.:     men;     R. 

C:    est.    1885;    Daniel    W.    Shea,    Ph.    D.. 

Director. 
Chenoweth    Institute;     girls'     boarding:     non- 
sect.;    Mrs.    Mary    I).    Chenoweth"  Turner, 

Prln. 
Cheyy   Chase   College;   see  Thevy   Cliase.    Md.. 

Kuburb  of   Washington. 
Columbia  Polytechnic  Institute  for  the  Blind: 

manual  training;   co-ed.;   est.    VMH):   Frank 

E.    Cleveland.    l»rin. 
Columbia    School    for    Boys;    boys'    l>oardlng; 

non-sect.;    E.  S.  Merrlman.   A.   M..   Prln. 
Columbian   TTniyersity:   mime   <-hanged   May    1. 

UK)4.   to  (leorge  Washington   rniveraity. 
Corcoran  School  of  Art;  art;  co-ed.;   17th  and 


New    York    Ave..    N.    W. 

Corcoran  Scientific  School  of  George  Wash- 
ington TTniyersity;  Charles  W.  Needham, 
Pres. 

Drillery,  The;  bus.  and  sten. ;  eet.  1895; 
I'rank    Fuller,   A.    B..    Prin. 

Dupont  Seminary;  girls'  l)oarding:  non-fteot. ; 
est.  10()2;  Mrs.  C.  Ida  Ford,  Prln.;  1758- 
17G0  O.  St. 

Emerson  Institute;  l>oy8'  day;  non-sect.;  Chas. 
B.   Young  and  George  H.  Sensner;  Prins. 

Fairmont  Seminary;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
A.  T.  Ramsay.  Prln. 

Friends'  Select  School;  prep.;  co-ed.  Friends; 
Thomas  W.  Sidwell,   Prln. 

Oallaudet  College  (for  the  deaf);  ool. ;  co- 
ed.; non-sect.;  est.  1804;  Edward  M.  Oal- 
laudet.  Ph.   I).,   LL.   D.,   Pres. 

Georgetown  TTniyersity;  uuiv. ;  men;  R.  C; 
est.  17S«>;  Rev.  Jerome  Daugherty,  S.  J., 
Dean. 

Georgetown  TTniyersity,  Medical  Department; 
med.;  reg. ;  men;  est.  1850;  George  M. 
Kober,  M.   D.,   Dean. 

Georgetown  TTniyersity,  School  of  Law;  law; 
men;  est.  1870;  Harry  M.  Clabaugh,  LL. 
D.,    Dean. 

George  Washington  TTniyersity;  univ. ;  co-ed.: 
ncm-sect.;  est.  1821  (until  1004  known  as 
t\dumhlan  University);  Charles  W.  Need- 
ham.   LL.   I)..    Pres. 

George  Washington  TTniyersity,  Dental  De- 
partment; dent.;  men;  est.  1880;  Charles 
W.    Needham,    LL.   I)..   Pres. 

George  Washington  TTniyersity,  Department  of 
Law;  law;  co-ed.;  est.  1805;  Charles  W. 
Needham.   LL.   D..    Pres. 

George  Washington  TTniyersity,  Department  of 
Medicine;  med.:  reg.;  men;  est.  1821; 
William   F.   R.    Phillips.    D<»an. 

Goniaga  College;  coL;  men;  R.  C;  est.  1821; 


MP 


OF   THE   DKITBD   STATES   AND   CANADA. 


DisTSwr  oy  Colombia. 


HanlltOB  lutitDto;  (Irla'  liaintliiE;  Dai 

Un.  Ptuwbc  Hamlltoo  Segbrguk.  P 

HsltsB    Aim*    BohMl;    tUW    boanllng 


Hvwani  tTBiwiltjr,   Dantal  SipiirlDBBl 

Brjfbum.   D.    D.  S..   D»n. 
Bowwd     DutTsnltr.     Dtputnant     at 

Robrrl     IWrbiini.     DMd. 
Smnid    VniTanltr,    Lmv    Bohsol,^    (co 

LI..   D..   Dean. 
Bomrd  Unlmiity,  Mvdloil  Daputmam 
<*«));  mwL;  rrg.;  co-fd.;  cbi.  i8«5 

IntarsatlaiiMl   Cgimpwidaiigs   ITniTaTiit; 

L.,  Pre». 
Kinc   Tlwslacloal  Hklll   ttaenl.;    mi^D; 


Bohool!    glrla'     board Lnt: 
Anna  U.   UlK-FhlUlpn.   I 
Bohuli    Etcli'    boirdlDB; 


L>iM-FblI 
HoDouU- 
Mount  TanuA  Samliiafjr!  glrlH'  boardlnii  v 

__    -    J   C^pitel  IFnivaraity  Bohool;   cloivd 
jTktioBkt    Ci.lh«lnl   SohMil:     (Iris'    baordl 
-     B.:     Ml«  Biingi.   M)«  WUKon,  rn 

L    Corroipoadvnu    lutituto:    Cofrpi 

[   SlidaiiartoD   Traiiilii(   SahiMl;    > 

tioD&l  Tninini  Bohool  for  MlulgMriaa  i 
Lianal      IFniTanltr.      Dontkl      DnparCini 


Follook  WuhiBftoB  ntr  tronnal  Kindarnxtan 


VISTBICT  OF  COLVMBtA. 

Bt.  CMllft'i  Andomj;  citia'  bnanHnf;  R.  0.1 

Bt.   Joha'a    CoUaiti    col.:    men:    R.    C.:    aM. 

1B70.  Be  Bnlhi^r  GeroianuB. 
Btnrar'a    Biuinau    ColUfa;    bui.    ind   atM).; 

TauMi-'a    SBa'iBaaa    OoUaia i °'hiia.    and    tUo.; 

a.  0.  THDmr.  Prw. 
Tampls  Bahool  of  Bhorthaad  and  Trp^wrltlnc! 

Trlnltr' Ootlafai     col.;     noni.'ii:     R.   C;    cat. 

]»W:     Slater  Geordano.   S.    N.    D..    Prra. 

Vniltd  BtaH*  OollaiB  st  VatetliiaTj  Burcarr; 

Ifulvaraltjr  Bahaol,   Tho;   bojra'   boardlnx;   non- 

Wuhinrton  Bualneaa   Hl(h   SoIhhiIi   bua.    and 

■ten.;  Allen  DbtI*.  Pih. 
VaahLnrtoa    Ctarlatiui    OglLara;    col.;    ro-Ml.; 


Fblloaopblc.   and  Unilr. 

Wfthont  nmaic.   »2T3.     1" 

SeaslDoa  open  Oclobtr  ttii 

Wuhia«toa    Oltr    Mornut    ] 

atttnla;     kladetiaitpn     u 

Waahlncton   OoUeta   for  Too 


Lkdloa;  i:lcl>- 


ton    SeaUl    Colleca!    DanUl 
t   OeDEtatowB  VniTaraltri  dei 

ISDT;    Wlluain   N.   Cogon.    I 


WuhlnitoD    Relchta   Bobool;   rlrl>-   boitdloi: 
non-wet.;   Mlas    Frnncee  Kartin,    Prtn. 

WuhiDftoD  Honul  Sobool.  Ho.  t,   (colorad); 

Prei. 
Waahjnrtod  Bohvgl  for  Boja;  bora*  luardlnr; 

Don-Bcct.:    LdoI*  LcTfrett  Booper.    A.    U.. 

Head  Uaiter.  1000  Wlaconaln  At?. 
WonuD'a      Lanrue      Klndaitartan      TniaioE 


eroUl    C»U»^;   bua 


FLOIODA. 

Population,  528,542.     School  census,  173,670.     School  age,  6-21. 

Florida  is  the  thirty-second  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  528,542  inhabitants,  of  whom  297,333,  or  56.3  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  19,257,  or  ^.'j  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  21.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  forty-first  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

William  N.  Sheats,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Tallahassee 

William  N.  Sheats,  Jr.,  Clerk Tallahassee 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

William  S.  Jennings,  Governor,  President Tallahassee 

H.  Clay  Crawford,  Secretary  of  State Tallahassee 

William  V.  Knott,  State  Treasurer Tallahassee 

W.  H.  Ellis,  Attorney  General Tallahassee 

William  N.  Sheats,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Secretary.,., 

Tallahassee 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS. 
Same  as  State  Board  of  Education. 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 
There  is  none,  Florida  having  no  State  Uniformity  Text-Book  Law. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

George  M.  Lynch,  President Gainesville 

Supt.  J.  E.  Wood,  Secretary Live  Oak 

SuPT.  R.  L.  Turner,  Treasurer Inverness 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  Pop.  of 

County.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  County. 

Alachua    Wm.   H.   Holloway    Gainesville     32.246 

Baker    Irvin    Morgan    Maclenny    4,516 

Bradford     T.    D.    Gunter    Siarke     10,295 

Brevard     H.    K.    MIms    Titusville     5.15S 

Calhoun     P.    F.    Fisher   Elountstown     5.1S2 

Citrus    R.    L.    Turner    Inverness    5,391 

Clay     Ellis    Geiger     Green    Cove    Springs 5,635 

Columbia     T.    H.    Ownens    Lake  City   17,094 

Dade    5i     T.    Merrltt    Juno     4,965 

DeSoto     M.    F.   Giddens    .vArcadia    8,047 

Duval    Goo.   P.  Glenn   Jacksonville     39,733 


OF  THE  UNITSD  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


35 


FLORIDA. 


FLORIDA, 


Coonty. 

B;Bcambla  . 
Franklin  . . 
Gadsden  . . . 
Hamilton  .. 
Hernando  . 
HiUsboro  .. 
Holmes  .... 
Jackson  .... 
Jefferson  . . 
La   Fayette 

Lake    

Lee    

Leon    

Levy    

Liberty  — 
Madison  . . . 
Menatee    . . . 

Marion    

Monroe  — 
Nassau    — 

Orange     

Osceola    

Pasco    

Polk    

Putnam    . . . 
St.    Johns 
Santa  Rosa 
Sumter    . . . . 
Su  wanee    . . 

Taylor    

Volusia  .... 
Wakulla  . . 
Walton  .... 
Washingrton 


Superintendent's  Name. 


Address. 


Pop.  of 
County. 


N.    B. 
W.  T. 

J.    H. 

A.  M. 

B.  C. 
W.    H. 

W.    A.   McRae    Marlanna 

J.   H.  Girardeau   Montlcello 

J.   P.   Abbott   Mayo     ... 

J.   C.   Compton  Tavares 

Jos.    F.   Shands    Myers    ... 


Cook  Pensacola    28,313 

Marler  Appallachicola    4,890 

Quincy    15,294 

Reld    jasper    11,881 

C.   Russell    Brooksville    3,638 

Graham   Tampa    36.013 

Martin   Cerro    Gordo    7,762 

23,377 

16.195 

4,987 

7,467 

.3.071 


C.   W.   Bannerman   Tallahassee    19,887 


8.603 

2,956 

16,446 

Town    4,663 

.24,403 


S.   Philips    Bronson 

T.   E.   Shuler    Bristol 

John  H.   Hughes    Madison 

jas.    Layne     Bralden 

W.    D.    earn    Ocala    . 

J.  V.  Harris.  M.  D Key    West    18.006 

C.  A.   Snowball    Fernandlna    9,664 

W.  B.  Lynch  Orlando    11,374 

W.    3.     Hintcn    Kissimmee     , 3,444 

D.  O.   Thrasher   Dade  City   6,064 

S.  S.  Niblack  Bartow     12,472 

J.   D.   Cottingham    Palatka    11,641 

W.  S.  M.  Pinkham  St.    Augrustine    9,165 

E.  L.  McDaniel   Milton     10,293 

J.   A.  Jones   Sumterville     6,187 

J.  E.  Wood   Live  Oak   14,564 


W.  A.   Hendry    Perry 

Bert    Fish    Deland     

A.    K.   Causseaux    Ciawfordvllle    

Wm.  H.  Watson  De   Funlak  Springs 

L.    L.    Pratt    Vernon     


3.999 
.10,003 
.  5.149 
.  9.346 
.10,154 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


DE    FUVIAX    8PRIN08,     Walton    Go.,     pop., 
1.800. 
Florida  Stato  Konnsl  Sohool;    normal;    state; 
co-ed.;  H.  B.  Bennett,  Pres. 

DE  LAND,  Yolnaia  Go.,  pop.,   1,448. 

John    B.    Stotaon    TTniToraity;    only.;    co-ed.; 

Bapt.;    eat.    1887;    Rot.    Lincoln    HoUey, 

Ph.    D.^   Prea. 
Stotaon  ITn^oraity,  Department  of  Law;  law; 

co-ed.;   eat.   1900;    Albert  J.    Farrah,    LL. 

B.,   Dean. 
Stotaon    TTniveraity,    Sohool     of     Teohnology; 

tech.;  co-ed.;  eat.   1902;  EUery  B.   Paine, 

M.  S..  Dean. 

FKRlfAlfDIHA,  Kaaaaa  Co.,   pop.  8,246. 
Kinv'a   Buainoaa   Oollofo;    mored   to   Ralelgb. 

N.  0. 
St.  Joaoph'a  Aoadomy;   prep.;   co-ed.;   R.   C; 
Slater  M.   Agnea,   Prln. 


Feaaondon  Aoademy;  nor.  and  Induat.;  co-ed.; 
non-aect.;  eat.  1880;  Joseph  L.  Wiley,  A. 
B.,    Prea. 

OAnrESYXLLE,  AUohna   Co.,    pop.,   3.633. 
Boarding    and    Day    Sohool;    girls'    boarding; 

non-aect.;  Miaa  Tebeau,  Prin. 
Eaat   Florida    Seminary;     col.;     co-ed.;     non- 
aect.;  eat.   1860;  Jerre  M.   Pound,   A.   M.. 
Prea. 


JACKSONVILLE,  Dnral  Co.,  pop.,   28.429. 
Cookman  Inatitute  (colored);  prep.;  co-ed.;  M. 

E.;    est.    1872;    Rey.    James   T.    Docking, 

Ph.  D..  Pres. 
Edward     Watera     College     (colored);     prep.; 

co-ed.;    A.    M.    B.;    A.    St.    George    Rich- 
ardson.  Prin. 
Florida  Baptist  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;    Bapt.; 

N.    W.   Collier.   Prin. 
Maaaey    Buainesa    College;     bus.     and     sten.; 

E.    8.    Hewen.   Pres. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C. ; 

Sister   M.   DeSales.   Prin. 

JASPEB,  Hamilton  Co.,  pop.,  093. 

Jasper  Normal  Instituto;  normal;  private; 
co-ed.;  Wm.  B.  Gate,  Pres. 

KEY  WEST,    Monroe   Co.,    pop.,    17,114. 
Convent  of  Mary   Dnmaoulate;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
R.    C;    Sister   M.    Delphine,    Prin. 

LAKE  CITY,   Columbia  Co.,  pop.,   4.013. 

Florida  State  Agricultural  College;  name 
changed    to    University    of    Florida,    1903. 

TTniversity  of  Florida;  unlv. ;  state;  co-ed.; 
est.  1884;  Andrew  Sledd.  A.  M.,  Ph.  D., 
Pres. 

TTniversity  of  Florida,  College  of  Agricul- 
ture and  Chemistry;  agrlc. :  state:  co-ed.; 
Andrew   Sledd,    Pres. 

TTniTorsity    of    Florida,    College    of    Engineer- 


36 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DISBCTORT 


FLORIDA. 


FLORIDA. 


ing;    torb.;    state;    co-ed.;    Andrew   Sledd, 
Pre«.  . 

LIVE  OAK,  BuwaiiM  Co.,  pop.  1.659. 
FloridA  Institut*;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Bapt.;  eat. 
1876;    L.  C.  Jooea,  A.  M.,  Prea. 

MABTDT,    Marion  Co.,   pop.,    60. 
7aaaandan  Aoademy;   prep.;   co-ed.;   noo-aect.; 
Joaepta  L.  Wiley.  Prin. 

ORAVOE   PARK,    Clay   Go.,    pop.,    245. 
Normal  and  Mannal  Training  Bcjiool;  normal; 
Induat. ;    co-ed.;    Gong.;    Horace  J.    Clark, 
Prin. 

PALATXA,   Putnam  Co.,   pop.,  8,301. 
8t.  Joaeph'a  Aoademy  and  Day  School;  prep.; 
co-ed.;    Slater  M.  Jane   France,    Prin. 

ST.  ATTOTTSTIHE,  St.  John  Co.,   pop..  4.272. 
St.    Joaeph'a  Aoademy;   prep.;   co-ed.;    R.    C; 
Slater  Mary  Agatha,  Prin. 

ST.  LEO,  Paaco  Co.,  pop.,   145. 

St.  Lao  College;  bus.;   col.;  tbeol.;   R.   C. 
eat.    1800;    Rt.    Rev.   Cbarles   H.   Mobr.   O. 
S.  B..  Prts. 

SAH  AVTOKIO,  Paaco  Co.,  pop.,  252. 


Holy  Name  Academy;  iwep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C; 
Slater    Mary    Winifred,    Prin. 

SUTHEBLAHD,   Hillaboro  Co.;   pop.    108. 
Florida   Seminary;    coL;    co-ed.;    M.    B.;    est. 
1902;   S.   W.  Walker,  A.   M.,   Prea. 

TALLAHASSEE,   Laon  Co.,   pop.,   2.081. 

Florida  State  Collaga;  coL;  atate.;  oo-ed.; 
eat.  1857;  A.  A.  Morphree,  A.  M.,  Prea. 

State  Normal  and  Indvatrial  School  for  Col- 
ored Stodenta  (colored);  n<H:mal;  Indoat.; 
atate;  co-ed.;  Nathan  B.  Toung,  Prea. 

TAMPA,  HilUboro  Co.,  pop.,  16.880. 
Convent  of  the  Holy  Name;  girla'  boarding; 

R.   O.;   Slater  Mary   Winifred,   Prin. 
Tampa  Buaineaa  Collage;   boa.   and   aten.;   L. 

M.   Hatton.   Prea. 
Tampa    Preparatory    School;     prep.;     co-ed.; 

non-sect.;      eat.      1899;    J.    T.    Mallfcoat, 

Prin. 

WINTER  PARK,   Orange  Co.,   pop.,   306. 

RoUina    College.:    col.;  co-ed.;     Cong.;     eat 

1885;     William     F'.  BUckman.     Ph.     D.. 
Prea. 


GEORGIA. 

Population,  2,216,331.     School  census,  703,133.     School  age,  6-18. 

Georgia  is  the  eleventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,216,331  inhabitants,  of  whom  only  1,181,294,  or  53.3  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number,  12,021,  or  .6  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  30.5  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  forty-fifth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SCHOOL  COMMISSIONER'S  OFFICE. 

W.  B.  Merritt,  State  School  Commissioner Atlanta 

Walker  White,  Clerk Atlanta 

Miss  Julia  Ector,  Stenographer  Atlanta 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Joseph  M.  Terrell,  Governor,  President Atlanta 

W.  B.  Merritt,  State  School  Commissioner,  Executive  Officer Atlanta 

John  C.  Hart,  Attorney  General Atlanta 

Philip  Cook,  Secretary  of  State Atlanta 

William  A.  Wright,  Comptroller  General Atlanta 

Walker  White,  Secretary  Atlanta 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Same  as  State  Board  of  Education. 
W.   B.   Merritt,   Secretary Atlanta 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

M.  M.  Parks,  Vice-President  3Lnd  Acting  President Milledgeville 

E.  B.  Mell Athens 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  jj^.  of 

Cotutj.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  Schools. 

Appling    Wm.    F.    Boone Baxley    74 

Baker    Henderson  Hall,  Jr Newton     

Baldwin    R.  N.  Lamar  Milledgeville    45 

Banks   Q.    Q.    Strange    Homer,  R.  F.  D.  No.  1....  47 

Bartow    R.  A.  Clayton  Cartersville    54 

Berrien    J.    H.     Gary Nashville    76 

Bibb   C.  B.  Chapman Macon    

Brooks    S.   S.  Bennet Quitman    74 

Bryan   E.  Benton  Pembroke    45 

Bulloch     J.  E.  Brannan Statesboro     106 

Burke    E.   B.   Gresham Waynesboro    110 

Butts    C.  S.  Maddox  Jackson     42 

Calhoun    J.    J.    Beck Morgan    41 

Caraden    G.  O.  Floyd White  Oaks  49 

Campbell    F.    J.    Dodd Fairburn    44 


38  PATTSRSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRSCTORT 


GBOBGIA. 


GEORGIA, 


No.  of 
Coantj.  Saperlntendent'8  Name.  Address.  Schools. 

Carroll     J.   S.    Travis CarroUton    103 

Catoosa     I.  L.  Magrlll Ringgold,  R.  F.  D.  No.  2..  28 

Charlton  N.  N.  Mizell Folkston    29 

Chatham    Otis  Ashmore   Savannah    

Chattahoochee    Dr.  C.  N.  Howard Cusseta    27 

Chattooga   W.  K  Gamble Summerville    47 

Cherokee     John  D.  Attaway  Canton   69 

Clarke    T.    H.   Dozier Athens   82 

Clay   E.  R.  King Fort  Gaines  29 

Clayton   J.   H.   Hule Jonesboro    88 

Clinch   W.  T.  Dlckerson Homervllle   46 

Cobb    W.  R,  Power Marietta   95 

Coffee   Melvin  Tanner  Douglas    75 

Colquitt    John  E.  Howell Moultrie    49 

Columbia    B.  P.  Jordan Grovetown    44 

Coweta  V.    A.    Ham Newnan    86 

Crawford    J.  F.  Hartley Fort  Valley  R.  F.  D.  No.  2  42 

Dade    A.  B.  Merville Trenton   21 

Dawson  A.  W.  Vandiviere DawsonviUe    30 

Decatur    J.  S.  Bradwell Balnbridge    130 

DeKalb    L.  J.   Steele Decatur    44 

Dodge    M.   L.  Burch   Eastman    78 

Dooly    E.    G.    Greene Vienna    96 

Dougherty    L.  E.  Welch Albany    90 

Douglas    G.  T.  McLarty Douglasville     42 

Early    Thomas  F.  Jones Blakely    38 

Echols    Wm.    A.    Ham Statenville    11 

Bfflngharo    A.  E.  Bird  Guyton    53 

BIbert  J.    N.    Wall Elberton     76 

Emanuel  cEdward  Warren   Swainsboro    83 

Fannin     J.  M.  Clement Mineral  Bluff  66 

'••vptre    W.  N.  D.  Dixon Fayetteville   47 

Floyd     J.  L.  King Rome    

Forsyth     F.    T.   Wills Cumming    54 

Franklin     W.    H.    Cobb Royston     78 

Fulton    M.   L.    Brittain Atlanta   40 

Gilmer     N.    L.    Tankersley Bllijay     56 

Glascock    E.  B.  Rogers Gibson     21 

Glynn     N.  H.   Ballard Brunswick    

Gordon   J.  G.  B.  Erwin,  Jr Calhoun    61 

Greene    W.   A.   Purka Greensboro   66 

Gwinnett    J.   A.   Bagrwell Lawrenceville    84 

Habersham    C.  W.  Grant Clarkesville    58 

Hall    T.  H.  Robinson Gainesville    83 

Hancock    M.  L.  Duggan Sparta    €2 

Haralson    John  W.   White Buchanan     48 

Harris    T.   L.   Thomason Ghipley    91 

Hart    B.   H.   Pearman Hartwell    63 

Heard    Hope   H.   Cook Cooksville    58 

Henry  Lawrence  Duffy  McDonough     66 

Houston    G.    W.    Smith Perry    • 61 

Irwin    J.    W.    Weaver Irwinville  80 

Jackson  R.  D.  Moore Jefferson    82 

Jasper    W.    A.    Reld Monticello     49 

Jefferson     H.  E.  Smith Bartow    68 

Johnson   L.   M.  Blount Wrightsville    61 

Jones    E.    W.    Sammons Round    Oak    66 

Laurens     J.    T.    Smith Dublin    115 

Lee    J.  R.  Long Leesburg    82 

Liberty    J.  B.  Martin  Flemlngton    66 

Lincoln    N.  A.  Crawford Lincolnton    37 

Lowndes    C.    L.    Smith Valdosta     74 

Lumpkin    J.   J.   Seabolt   Dahlonega    81 

Macon    H.     M.    Kaigler Oglethorpe    43 

Madison    B.    N.    White Danielsvllle    59 

Marlon     T.   B.  Rainey Buena  Vista   60 

McDuffle   M.  W.  Dunn Thomson    43 

Mcintosh    J.  B.  Bond  Darien    21 

Meriwether    R.   M.   McCaslan Greenville    84 

Miller   John   R.  Williams  Colquitt   88 


OF  THS  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


39 


GEOBGIA. 


GEOmmiA. 


Coonty* 

Milton    

Mitchell     .... 

Monroe    

Montgomery 

Morgan    

Murray  — 
Muscogee   . . . 

Newton    

Oconee    

Oglethorpe  . 
Paulding    . . . 

Pickens   

Pierce   

Pike    

Polk    

Pulaski    

Putnam    

Quitman    . . . 

Rabun  

Randolph  . . 
Richmond  . . 
Rockdale    . .  • 

Schley    

Screven    — 

Spalding   

Stewart   

Sumter    

Talbot    

Taliaferro 
Tattnall    .... 

Taylor    

Telfair    

Terrell    

Thomas    

Towns    

Troup   

Twiggs    

Union    

Upson    

Walker    

Walton    

Ware   

Warren     

Washington 

Wa3me   

Webster   

White   

Whitfield    ... 

Wilcox  

Wilkes   

Wilkinson  .. 
Worth    


Soperintendent's  Name. 


Address. 


.G.  D.  Rucker Alpharetta    

.J.    H.    Powell Camilla    

.T.  H.  Phinagee   Forsyth     

.A.   B.   Hutcheson Mt.  Vernon  

.F.   L.   Florence Madison    

.W.  D.  Gregory Cohutta  Springs 

.J.   M.   Moon Columbus    

.G.   C.   Adams Oxford   

.James  M.   Mayne Bishop    

.R.    M.    Bacon Lexington    

.R.  E.  L.   Whitworth Dallas    

.John  W.  Henley Jasper    

.J.   A.   Harper Blackshear    

.W.  Q.  Brown Zebulon    

.J.  E.   Lowom Cedartown    

.R.  C.  Sanders  Hawkinsvllle    ... 

.M.   B.  Dennis   Eatonton    

.H.    M.    Kaigler Georgetown    

.A.   J.    Ritchie Clayton     

.E.    W.    Childs Cuthbert     

.Lawton  B.    Evans Augusta    

.A.  D.   Hammock Conyers     

.J.   M.   CoUum Putnam     

.H.    J.    Arnett Sylvania     

.J.  O.  A.  Miller Sunny    Side    .... 

.T.  T.  James Lumpkin   

.W.  S.  Moore Americus     

.O.  D.  Gorman Talbotton    

.S.  J.  Plynt Sharon   

.J.   W.   Smith Reidsville    

.A.  S.  Wallace Daviston    

.T.    P.    Windsor McRae     

.H.  A.  Wilkinson Dawson    

.K.    T.    Maclean Thomasville    

.R.  A.  Kimsey Hiawassee    

.Hatton  Lovejoy  LaGrange    

.B.   S.   Fitzpatrick FItzpatrick    

.C.    S.    Mauney BlairsviUe    

.R.    D.    Shuptrine Thomaston   

.C.   M.   Conley Rock  Spring  

.R.  L.   Paine   Social    Circle    ... 

.W.  A.  Berry Waresboro    

.A.    S.    Morgran Warrenton    

.Wade  H.  Wood Sandersville    

,S.  W.  Crummey Jesup    

.S.    R.    Stevens Preston    

.G.  S.  Kettle Cleveland     

.J.  C.  Sapp Dalton    

.F.    H.   Taylor Luke    

.J.   M.   Pitner Washington    

•  P.  F.  Duggan  Irwlnton    

.L.   B.   Passmore Sylvester    


No.  of 
Schools. 

26 

73 

82 

84 

64 

41 

88 

59 

37 

67 

55 

39 

47 

60 

47 

60 

41 

22 

42 

46 


.  30 
.  22 
.  92 
.  43 

.  60 
.  56 
.  52 
.  30 
,  92 
.  40 
.  47 
.  54 
.102 
.  23 
.  69 
.  35 
.  49 
.  44 
,  66 
.  66 
.  50 
.  49 
.  88 
.  67 
.  82 
.  28 
.  49 
.  47 
54 
.  50 
.  94 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


AJBLABlt  Dooly  Ck>.,   pop.,    606. 
Houtton    High    Bohool;    prep.;     co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;  Lawaon  E.  Brown.   Prln. 

ATHENS,    Clarke   Co.,   pop.,    10,245. 

Oeorsia    Btata     College     of     Affrioulture    and 

Hechaaic    Aria,     TTniyersity    of    Georgia; 

af^lc.     and     tech.;     gtate;      mon;      Henry 

Clay    White,    Ph.    D.,    F.    C.    S..    Pros. 
Jemal  Aoademy;   prep.;   co-ed.;   Bapt.;   J.    H. 

Brown,  Prin. 
b;]iox   Xnatiiiita   and  Induatrial  School;   prep.; 

co-ed.;  Cong.;   L.  S.   Clark,    Prin. 


Lucy    Cobb    Instituta;    girls'    boarding;    non- 
sect.;    Mrs.    M.    A.    Lipscomb,    Prin. 

State   Normal    School;    normal;    state;    co-ed.; 

E.    C.    Branson.    Pros. 
TTniyersity    of    Georgia;    only.;    state;     men 
opt.    ISoi:    r.ustavus    G.    Glonn.    Proa. 

TJniyeriity   of   Georgia,   Law   School;    law;    co- 
ed.:   ''St.    IS.V.J;    Sylvnims    Morris.    LL.    D., 

Dl'Hll. 

ATLANTA,   Fulton  Co.,  pop..  89.872. 

Atlanta  Baptist   College   (colored);   col.;    men; 
Bapt.;    est.    1867;    Rev.    George    Sale,    A. 


PATTERSOS'S  COLLEGE  AHD   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


N 


Atluta    BulDti 


■1  CDlIan! 


AtluU  fielect  Botaool  tar 
Atlanta'  Thcoli^inl    fcml 


ml.    ISSB:    J.    O.    BmBivcLI.    Prln. 
Expoiltian   Cotton   Kill   Bobool;    prltite   < 

OMiIia     Callosa    of     Eolectio     HedlciDs 

Ovoriia    HiUUjy    AetAtmj;'  mil,:    nons 
Ovorfla    Bohool    of    Taohnolo^;    tHb,;     i 


KUudWDiCb     C[inisrT(.tsi7     of     Mut 

(*-od.:    Knrl   Uoeller.   Dlrpolnr 

■wfM  Colleca;   cdL:   men;  R.   C.: 

Hsirii  Brown  Oollofa  (wloivd):   ci 


PrPl. 


■arM  Sshool   ot  T*I«kti.p1it: 
PoAoock'ft    floliDol    for   B071;    boy' 
Santlian  Ooll«ce  of  Phumney;  pt 
Bouthtrn    Doaut    Callwa:    drnt.: 


KodioKl    Oollo^    of    OaorsU,    Viimmitr    ot 


WolUorilla  Aoidemy    Coolored):   pn 
-         *  I   Coiloc*:    bM, 


Otbono'i    Butniii 


Bwmd   Hairt    AoidBmr!    (Irli'    txmrdlnt: 
C:   SIMer    U.    Gprtmde.    Prln. 

Bund    Hsut    Oolloio:    pivp.;    born;    R.     -.. 
0.1.  IBWI;   Rei.   W.   A.   Wllkln»o.  a.  P.. 

St.  Harr'i  Aondaray:  girls-  bnardlnj;:  I 

Bt.    Pitriek'i  Commorcilal  luUtato;   bni.   mnd 

Hlpn.;   BroUiiT  ThooiJonu.   Proi. 
Bouthem  BehMl  gf  lluiloi   muiK::    co-ed.;   8. 

Bturnivi->    PrepAntory    8elii»l;    ptpp. ;    Ik^k: 

BomrnvrTlUo    Acudemy :    r1rl«'    boardlof ;    doo- 

Wilksr     Baptlit      Inilitiita:      prep.;      co-cd.: 


BABH£BV1LL£.  Flka  Co.,  pop.   3.038, 

put.  1S52:  G.  V.  Ollirtinni,  A."m..  Pret 


BOWHAH,  Elbert  Co.,  pop..  SST. 

'bgon-llaroer  Auddray;  prrp.^  c4>-n]-:  Bnpt.; 

CABirE8Tn,LE,  FrukliB  Co..   pop.,   SOS. 
"-msRillB    HiEb    Bohool;    Bipt.;    prap.;    co- 


Tncalo    MillUrr    lutttuta ; 


CEDARTOWtr,    Polk    Co., 


Btom  Bohool    (colored);  prep-^  civcd.;  Cotie.; 
WuklsKton    BeminitrT;    glrli'    boiraiiig:    doii- 


Aufona   0>-£dao>tioul   lutitBta:    p»p. 
■o'd  isdutriiU  Inatitata; 
lUma'i    BuaJsan    Oallata:    bat.    nod    ■ 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


41 


GKORGIA 


GEORGIA 


BnaiBaM    Goll«c«f    bos.    and    iten.; 

Rldiard  W.   Masaej.   Pre*. 
Meore'a    8ehool,     IUm;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 

■ect.;   Mlas  Ratb   Moore.   Prln. 
St.    Elmo'a    Xmtitata;    firls'    boardinc;    non- 

aect.;  Jamea  J.   Slade.   Prln. 
St.   Joaeph'a  Aoadamy;   prep;  co-ed.;    R.   0.; 

Slater  M.   Stanlalana,   Prln. 
WynntoB    CoUaga;    prep.;     co-ed.;     non-aect.; 

P.   G.   Webb,   A.   M.,   Prln. 

COVCOBD,  Pika  Go.,  pop.  281. 
Xiddla  Georgia  laatitiita;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
aect.;  H.  B.  Carreker,  A.  B..  Prln. 

COCKBYXLLE,  Heard  Go.,  pop.,   75. 

Cookarilla   HigH    Sehool;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
aect;  G.  W.  St.  John,   Prln. 
CORDELE,    X>ool7   Go.;    pop.    8.473. 

Cordala  BuaiaiaH  CoUaga;  boa.  and  aten.; 
eat.    1902;    Earnest  Seamans,    Pres. 

CORVEXJA,   HaTartham   Go.,   pop..   487. 
Ooraalia   Normal    Inatitata;    normal;    prlrate; 
co^«d. :  J.  W.  Marlon,  A.  M.,  Pres. 

CUTHBERT,  Randolph  Go.,   pop..   2.641. 
Andrew  Eamala  Collage;   girla'   boarding;    M. 

B.  So.;  Rey.  Homer  Bash.  A.  M..  Prln. 
Bethel  Mala  Collage;   boja*   boarding;    Bapt.; 

A.  M.  Koae,  Prln. 

DAHI.OVEOA,   Lompkia  Go.,   pop.,    1,28S. 
North  Georgia  Agricnltuxal  Oollage;  agricnlt.; 
state;    co-ed.;    est.    1871;    0.    R.    Glenn, 
A.  M.«  Lli.   D.,  Prea. 

DALTON,   Whitfield  Go.,  pop..  4,815. 
Dalton   Female    Collage;    girls*    boarding;    M. 

E.   So.;  T.   I.   Brjan.   Prea. 
Hargia  Behaol;  boja'  boarding;   non-aect.;    8. 
J.  Hargia.   Prln. 

DECATUR,  DaXalh  Co.,  pop.,  1.418. 
Agnea     Soott       laatitiita;     girla'      boarding; 

Preabjt.;  F.  H.  Gainea.  D.  D.,  Prln. 
Donald  Fraaar  High  Sehool,  The;  boja*  board- 
ing; Preab.;  G.   Holman  Gardner,   I^n. 

DEM0RE8T,  HaTorsham  Go.,    pop..   500. 

Piedmont  Collage  and  Jeasa  8.  Green  laati- 
tate;  iHrep.;  co-ed.;  Cong.:  est.  1897; 
reorg.  1903;  John  C.  Campbell,  A.  B., 
Pres. 

DOUGLAS,  Coffee  Co.,  pop.,   617. 

Donglaarilla  Collage;  prep.;  co-ed.;   non-sect.; 

eet.    1889;    Arthur     W.    Jackson.    B.    S., 

Pres. 
Southern    Normal    Xnatitnta;     normal;    state; 

co-ed. 
Sontham    Normal    Sohool;     normal;     prlrate; 

co-ed. 

EP WORTH,  Eaanin  Co.,  pop.,  50. 
Epworth    Baminary;     prep.;     co-ed.;     M.     E.; 
W.    A.    Persona,    Prln. 

EVERETT  SPRIN08,  Floyd  Co.,  pop..  72. 
ETorett  Spriaga  Seminary;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  0.  S.   Fulton,  Prln. 

FAIRMOUNT,   Gordon   Co..    pop..    191. 

Fairmount  Collage;  prep.;  co-ed.;  M.  E.  So.; 
W.    H.   Clark.   Prln. 

FORSTTH,   Monroe  Co.,   pop..   1,172. 
R.    Baaka   Stepheaa   lastitata;    prep.;    co-ed.; 

non-sect.;  J.   L.  McGhee.  Prin. 
Monroe     Female     College ;     girls*     bearding; 


Bapt;   eat.    1898;    C.    H.    S.   Jackaon.    A. 
M..    LL.    D..    Prea. 

FORT  MoPHERSON,  Faltoa  Co..  pop.,  26. 
Aaaa  Dill  lastitata;   prep.;   co-ed.;   aon-aect.; 
Geo.   W.  Camp,    Prin. 

OAINESyXLLE,  Hall  Co.,   pop..  4i382. 
Braaaa    CoUaga;    girla'     ooarding;    non-aect.; 
A.   W.   Van  Hooae,  Pria. 

HARTWELL,  Hart  Co.,  pop.,  1.672. 
Hartwell    laatitate;    prep.;    coned.;   non-aect.; 
M.   L.  Parker,   Prin. 

HIAWAS8EE,  Towaa  Co.,  pop..  280. 
Hiatraaaea  High  Sehaol;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Bapt; 
A.   B.    Greene.    B.   A.,    Prin. 

ZRWINTON,  Wilkinaoa  Go.,   pop..   227. 
Tabnage    laatitate;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-aect; 
J.   S.    DaTia.    Prin. 

JOHNSTON VILLE.  Monroe  Co.,  pop.  48. 
Flemiag  High  Sohool;   prep.;   co-ed.;  William 
D.  niarmond,  Prin. 

LA  ORANGE,  Troup  Co.,  pop..  4,274. 
La   Orange   Female   Collaga;    girls*    boarding: 

M.    E.    So.;    Rufua    W.    Smith.     A.    M.. 

Prin. 
Southara    Female     Collage;    girla*    boarding; 

Bapt;    M.    W.    Hatton.    A.   M.,    Lltt.    M., 

Prea. 

LAYONLl,  Fraaklia  Co.,   pop.,  699. 
Lavoaia    laatitate;    prep.;     co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
J.   D.    Gamer,    prin. 

LEO,   White  Co.,   pop..   21. 
Mossy  Creak  Aoadamy;  iwep.;   co-ed.;  M.   E.: 
J.   W.  Smith,    Prin. 

LOCUST  GROYE,   Homy  Co.;   pop.   254. 
Looust  GroTS  Institute;   prep.;   co-ed.;   Bapt.; 
est.    1895;   Claude  Gray,    A.    B..    Pres. 

MACON,   Bibb  Co.,   pop..    23.272. 

Ballard    Sohool;     prop.;     co-ed.;     Cong.:     est. 

1868;  George  C.   Barrage,   Ph.   B..   Prln. 
Central    City    College;    prep.;    co-ed.;     Bapt; 

Wm.   B.  Holmes,   A.   M.,  D.   D.,   Prin. 
Georgia-Alabama    Busiaess    College;    bus.    and 

stea.;    E.    L.    Martin,    Pres. 
Maooa    Oommeroial    College;    bua.    and    sten.; 

est;  1881;  W.  McKay,  Prlu. 
Meroer    University;     col.;     men;     Bapt;     est 

1837;    P.     D.    Pollock.     A.     M.,    LL.     D., 

Pres. 
Meroer    Uniyersity,    Law     Department;     law; 

men;   est.   1875;   Emory  Speer,   Dean. 
Stanley's    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

est.    1802;    G.    W.    H.    Stanley.    Pres. 
Wesleyan    Female    College;    girls'     boarding; 

M.    E.   So.;   Prof.    Guerry,    Prln. 

McINTOSH,   Liberty  Co.,   pop.,   200. 
Dorchester  Academy    (colored);    nor.;    indust; 
co-ed.;    non-sect.;    est.    1872;    Frederic   W. 
Foster,    Prln. 

MXLLEDGEYILLE,  Baldwin  Co.,  pop.  4.219. 
Georgia   Normal  and   Industrial   College;    nor- 
mal.;   indust.;    state;    women;    est.    1889; 
Marvin   M.    Parks.    Pres. 

MONTICELLO,  Jasper  Co.,   pop.,   1.106. 

Monticello    High   School.;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;   Rembert   G.    Smith,    Prin. 
MOBOAHTON,  Fannin  Co.;  pop.   115. 

North  Alabama  Baptist  College;   col.;    co-ed.; 


43                      PATTESSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 

asOBGIA 

GEOROIA 

Bspt.:    Pit.    18BB;    Mldliuu    A.    OWIHT.    II, 

Clmk    Univanlty;    toL;    po-ed.;    II.    B.;    aat. 

B.,    Prw. 

lS7<i;  W.  H,  CrogniBii,  A.  M,.  Pre*, 

KOIFMT  ZION,  CftmU  Co.,  pop.,  S5. 

ItBuot  ZIon   Bemliuryi    p»p,;   ™-ed,;    U.    B.; 

M.    K.;    ,■■!.    18Sn;    L,    C.   Adilloeon.    D.    n,, 

NEWHAN,   Coweta  Co.,  pop.  3.BM. 

BIATESBOSO,  Bulloaft  Co.,   pop,.   1.197, 

'  ,"(.;    if-nlel  °Wnlipt''"a'a'  J.^B^^Pend"- 

bni.   iind   men,:   J,    H.   O'Qulnu.   Frei, 

B»C.   PrlDi. 

HOBKAH  PABK. 

aielUviUa    High    School:    prep.:    ^.ed.;     pon- 

aoH.-.  V.  B.  Hodge,  Ph,  B.,  Pro. 

luul^   E,   li,rt.  11.11,  a.  «.,  Prln,"    ■ 

STONE  JIOITNTAIW.  Da  Kilb  Co.,  pop.  8S3. 

OLIVER,  SonTon  Co.,  pop.  BBO. 

VDlnriity  School  for  Bnyl:   prop.:  boyi;   eit. 

Olint   aigh  SohMl:   prep.:   to-t<i.:    uon-Kct,; 

Dartd  S.   L.aHt-,   Prli.. 

oxroao,  Hswun  co,,  pup,,  soo. 

awAmSBOBO.    Em«iu.l   Co..    pop,,   800, 

Emory    CoUeie:    lul,;    men:    M.    E.    So.:    eit. 

1S.W;  Rev,  JiiiuM  E,  DItkP)-.  U.  B„  Pw., 

«eit.;  IliTW  Barnes  pBrrlab,  Prln, 

Emory    CoUseo,    School    of    Liwi    mi!0;    ut. 

TALBOTTOS,  Tilbal  Co.,   pop.,   1,131. 

183S;    ChBrlps  B.   DcnvmaD.   A.    M.,    Deia. 

La     Vett     Collaie;     prop.:     co-nd.:     nop-MCt.^ 

FEHDEROKASS,  lukioD  Co.,  pop,  332. 

iKt.:  eBl.  1880;  W.  U,  Holseubeck.  B,  B.. 

Robert    E.    Lae   Initltuta:    prep,;    ra.fd,;   Don. 

.e.'t,;  OHt,  187S;  F.  F.  Roivo.  A,  11..  A.  M.. 

aniQooiJ).  c>too»  Co..  pup.,  jai. 

Prei. 

THOMABVILLE,   Thomu  Co..   pop.,   IS,S22. 

BccL;  W.  E.   BTfnn.    Prln.    *'     , 

KDCXMABT.    Folk    Co.,    pop,.    B7B, 

ptLvnlBI    co-ed.:    AbWe    B.    HowUnd.    Prln. 

Piedmont  Initltuto;  prpp,;  ?D-ed,:   U,   B.  Sd,: 

Toung'i     Eemtla     College:     girls'      boardUig: 

KOKE,  Floyd  Co.,   pop..   T.Z9I. 

HartU    OkotcU    Biulnsu    CoUor*!     bus.    ond 

.!»>.:    Uog.   A,   UimrlLk.    Prop., 
Shortar  Collesa;  girli'  boardlDg;   Bipt.;  T.  J. 

Seinhardt  MOTDULl  Collaca:  nor,:  'o-cd.:  U.  B.; 
eat.  ISSl:  K.  C,  Bbarp.  Prci. 

BlundmH,   A.   U.,    Pres. 

WASHIMGTOK,    ■Wllka.   Co..    pop..    S.SOO. 

BATAHMAH.    Clutlum    Co,,    pap.,    54. ZM. 

St.  Toiapb'a  Andamy:  glrle'  boarding;  R-  C: 

BoBcb  Initltuta;  prep,;  m.ed.;  OoDt.;   Berttii 

WAYNESHOBO.   BuT^a   Co.",    pop.,    3.030. 

CUfin     Pius     Bchool:     in  null':     i..>.e'iI.:    i>bI. 

HaTOB    Woriul    Aodemy     leolorod):    Dornuil: 

prlvole;     riM.d-:     W.     H,    Bry.n.    A.    B,. 

wHiTEsBiraG,  c«Toii  Co..  pop.,  2Ba. 

Syu'i  BudiMH  CoUxai  l.uv  nnd  Hi™,:  Mins 

M,    K.     Uj-dn.    ITIli, 

WRIOHTaVtLLE,  JohBBB  Co..  pop,  I.IJT. 

M.  B,  So,:  e»l.  1*«S;  Wllllnin  F.  QnllUM, 

6EN0IA.  Cowoti  Co.,   pop..  782, 

OvorBii  Telsrrsph  ud  BUlroad  Builneu  Col- 
late; bu»,  ind  It™.;  Bngi.qe  Bowe.  Prei, 

YOTFa  HABRia,    Towiu   Co.,    pop..    30. 

Yooag  BUTi*  OsUagai  col.;  n-eO.;  tl.  M.  Bo.; 

BOUTH  ATLAMTA,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.,   BOO. 

e.l.  18SS:  Be..  lo»ph  A.  Sherp.  P™. 

IDAHO. 

Population,  161,722.    School  census,  51,700.     School  age,  6-21. 

Idaho  is  the  forty-seventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  161,722  inhabitants,  of  whom  154,495,  or  93.5  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  21,890,  or  13.5  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  4.6  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  fourteenth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 
May  L.  Scott,  State  Superintendent  of  public  Instruction Boise 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

May  L.  Scott,  State  Superintendent  of    Public    Instruction Boise 

W.  H.  Gibson,  Secretary  of  State Boise 

John  A.  Bagley,  Attorney  General Boise 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS. 

State  Land  Board  Commissioners  of  the  State  of  Idaho. 
Gov.  J.  T.  Morrison,  Chairman Boise 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

The  State  Board  of  Education  will  appoint  members  for  next  adoption  of 
books  in  1905.    Text-books  are  required,  by  state  law,  to  be  furnished  free. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 
Same  as  State  Board  of  Education. 

STATE  TEACHERS*  ASSOCIATION. 
A.  G.  Sears,  President Idaho  Falls 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  No.    of 

Coimtj.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  Districts. 

Ada    Miss  Ivy  M.  Wilson Boise   32 

Bannock     Mrs.   Anna  Harmer  Pocatello    45 

Bear  Lake   Mr.  Eugene  S.  Hart Montpelier    22 

Bingham     Miss   Julia    M.    Anderson Blackfoot    49 

Blaine    Miss  May  Ringgold  Halley    36 

Boise     Miss  Mabel  L.  whaley Idaho    City    35 

Cassia  Mrs.  Charles  Lowe Albion    26 

Canyon    Miss  Cora  B.  Bean Caldwell    41 

Custer   Miss  Louise  Bascom Challis    16 

Elmore    Mrs.   LiUie  B.   Wertz Mt.    Home    13 

Fremont    Mrs.  Grace  M,  Taylor St.    Anthony    68 

Idaho    Mr.  E.  A.  Carpenter Grangeville     64 


44 


PATTKSSOH'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIRECTOKT 


IDAHO 


IDAHO 


Mo.  of 
^untjr.  Saperinteodent'i  Name.  AddrcM.  Districts. 

Kootenai    Mr.   R.   C.  Bgbcrs Rathdrum    W 

/^tAh    Miss   Clara   RanBom Moscow    S 

^ninl  Miss  Bfar^aret  Huggins Salmon    IS 

i^incoln    Mrs.  Leah  M.  Bumside Shoshone   » 

Nez  Perce  Miss    Bemice    McCoy Lewiston    81 

Oneida    Mr.  R.  N.  Hill Malad  44 

2?^yheo   Miss  Myrtle  M.  HasUngs.... Silver  City  S 

Shoshone    Mrs.  B«ary  O.  Wickersham.  Wallace  a 

Washington    Mrs.  Frances  Bardmas Welser  46 


HIGHER  mSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


ALBZOV,  OsmU  Co.,   pop.,  806. 
■tsto   VoniiAl  Sohool;   normal;    atate;    co-ed.; 
Horace  ElUa,  Pre«. 

BOIIE,  Ada  Co.,  pop.,  S,907. 
Boiao   Bnsiiiaaa   and    Shorthand    Colloffo;    baa. 

and   aten.;    W.    N.   Rboade,   Prea. 
Uaho    Bualnoaa    VniToraity;    bua.    and    aten.; 

n.   C.    Hoffman.    Prea. 
It.  Taroaa'a  Aoadomy;  irlrla*  boarding;  R.  C; 

Biater  M.  Francea  Clare,  Prin. 

CALDWELL,  Canyon  Co.,  pop..  097. 
ColUfo  of  Uaho;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Preab.;   Wm. 
Y.   Boone,    Prin. 

LEWI8T0V.  Vea  Poroaa  Co.,  pop.,  2.425. 
State   Vonnal   Sohool;   normal;    atate;   co-ed.; 
eat.   1803;  George  II.  Black,  A.   B.,  Prea. 

MOSCOW,   Latah   Co.,   pop..   2,484. 
MoBOOw    Buainaaa    College;    bua.    and    aten.; 

Wm.   Perklna.   Prea. 
VaiTaraity  of  Idaho;  unlr.;  co-ed.;  atate;  eat. 
1HU2;  Jamea  A.  MacLoan,  Pb.  D..  Proa. 


VniToraity  of  Uaho,   CoUego  of  Agrioaltnra; 

agric;  atate;  co-ed.;  Jamea  A.  MacLean, 

Prea. 
VniToraity     of     Uaho,     Sohool     of     Applied 

Soieaoe;  teob.;  atate;  James  A.  MacLean, 

Prea. 

PABZS,  Baar  Lake  Co.,  pop.,  008. 
Fielding  Aoademy:    prep.;    co-ed.;    L.  D.  8.; 
eat.  1887;    Richard  T.  Haag,  Prin. 

POCATELLO,   Bannook  Co.;   pop.   4,046. 
Aoademy  of  Idaho;   prep.;   co-ed.;   atate;  eat. 
1001;    John    W.    Faria,    Prin. 

P&ESTOV,  Oneida  Co.,  pop..  1,000. 
Oneida  Stake  Aoademy;   prep.;  co-ed.;  L.    D. 
S.;    Edwin   Cutler,    Prin. 

REZBVBO,  Fremont  Co.,  pop.,   1,081. 
Fremont    Stake    Aoademy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    L. 

D.  8.;  Douglaa  M.  Todd.  Prin. 
Eicka  Aoademy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  L.  D.  S.;  eat. 
1888;   Ezra  Chrlatianaen.  Pb.  B.,  Prin. 


ILLINOIS. 

Population,  4,821,550.    School  census,  1,449,536.    School  age,  6-21. 

Illinois  is  the  third  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  4,821,550  inhabitants,  of  whom  4,734,873,  or  98.2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  964,635,  or  20  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of 
the  entire  population  is  4.2  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  tenth  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

Alfred  Bayliss^  State  Sui>erintendent  of  Public  Instruction Springfield 

Edward  Bangs,  First  Assistant   Superintendent    Springfield 

J.  C  Thompson,  Second  Assistant  Superintendent  Springfield 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

E.  a.  Gastman,  President Decatur 

Alfred  Bayuss   (ex-officio) ,  Secretary Springfield 

Frank  D.  Marquis,  Treasurer  Normal 

E.  R.  KiMBROUGH  Danville 

Charles  L.   Capen   Bloomington 

George  B.  Harrington   Princeton 

Ella  F.  Young Chicago 

Wm.  H.  Hainune Macomb 

P.  R.  Walker Rockford 

Wm.    R.    Sandham Wyoming 

Forrest  F.  Cook   Galesburg 

Jacob  L.  Bailey Macomb 

B.  O.  WiLLARD  Rushville 

Joseph  L.  Robertson  Peoria 

Frank  A.  Kerns  Wyoming 

W.  Y.  Smith  Vienna 

STATE  TEACHERS'  READING  CIRCLE. 

Alfred  Bayuss,  ex-oMcio  President Springfield 

Lewis  M.  Gross,  Manager   Sycamore 

Walter  R.  Kjmzey,  Secretary   Tamarora 

S.  T.  Ferguson,  Treasurer Macomb 

PUPILS'  READING  CIRCLE. 

Edward  Bangs,  Asst.  Supt.  Public  Instruction,  ex-officio  Pres Springfield 

F.  a.  Kendall,  Secretary  and  Manager  Naperville 

Elizabeth  L.  Howes,  Treasurer Decatur 


46 

PAXTEftSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIHECIOKY             ^^B 

ILLINOIS. 

1 

ttLlHOIB. 

J.  A.  Mebceb 
C.  M.  Baedw 

U.   J.    HOITMA 

John    SiiyDSK 

Livingston  C. 
Caroline  Gro 
R.  N.  Stotlek 

Orantj. 

ST/ 

Lord,  Pre 
rE,  Secreta 

:;ouNTY 

iTE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

ident 

y  

.Charleston 
..Pittsfidd 

SUPERINTENDENTS 

OF   SCHOOLS. 

Addreu. 
Belvldere     

Dlitrlcti. 

ue 

■::::;:;::::  1 

ASdev:::: 

...John  Snyder  

!!!..Batohtown    ".'.'.'.'. 

:::.::::::.  n 

Oalhoun    

..Elmore   Allen    

Vl^lnia    

iliilTayl'orvliiB'.;;;! 

W3 

1« 

ChampalKn   ... 

cSy ..::::::::: 

■wimH^^j  h"tii 

LoulavlUe    

Carlyle    

;:::::;;:::!! 

159  La  Salle  St. 

Robinson   

'.'.'... By caraove  ".'.'.'.'.'. 

™™°::S 
:::::::::::  IS 

c?S!^^  .... 

..Harry    E.    Green 

...H.    M.    Tlpaword 

..LewtH  M.  GroM 

gS^n..:::::: 

, -Royal    T.    Morgan 

Wheaton    

Fayelta   

Ford    

..C.    F,    Easlerday 

VandtUfl.    

Paiton    

Benton    

K 

Pulton    

...M.   M.  Cook 

New    Haven    ... 

Carrollton   

Morris    

McLeansboro   ■■ 

85 

;:;;:::::::a 

Sg 

^undy    

..C.  H.  Root 

g:s?.™-;.v. 

... Albert  C.  Keener 

BlggsvlUe    

::;::;:::::^ 

Jo  Ijftviees    .. 

v.jameiw.*Roberte;;;:::; 
::"'f.^°SJ.m"."..^.'?!^":: 

!!wm.   F.Orlasom'.Jr:;;: 

;;!;;jerBoyvn!e".;:!; 

n 

12 

Vienna  

:::::Kanitakee!;;i!; 

:::::::::::  S 
:::::::::::'§ 

..J.  D.  Cokley 

Galesburg   

:::::::::::S 

ni 

T* 

..U.  J.   Hoffman 

Ltvlni^ton'... 

ass::::::::: 

MadSMD  

..Evan  P.  Oram 

..Alba  A.  Jones 

.. Manning  U.  Kesalnger. 

Carllnvllle    

Upper   Alton    .. 

IW 

uz 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


47 


JLLlNOia. 


ILLINOIS, 


County. 

Marion    

Marshall  — 

Mason    

Massac    

McDonough 
McHenry    . . . 
McLean    . . . . 

Menard    

Mercer  

Monroe    

Montgromery 

Morgan    

Moultrie   

Ogle   

Peoria    

Perry  

Piatt   

Pike    

Pope    

Pulaski    

Putnam   

Randolph 
Richland  .... 
Rock  Island 

Saline   

Sangamon  . . 
Schuyler    . . . 

Scott   

Shelby    

Stark    

St.  Clair  .... 
Stephenson  . 
Tazewell    . . . . 

Union 

Vermilion  ... 

Wabash    

Warren    

Washington 

Wayne  , 

White   

Whiteside    ... 

Will    

Williamson 
Winnebago 
Woodford 


Saperintendent'i  Name.  Address. 

.John  E.  Whitchurch Salem    

..E.    Frank  Perry , Lacon     

.M.  Bollan  Havana    

.W.  A.  Spence Metropolis   .. 

.J.  M.  Pace Macomb    — 

..George  W.  Conn,  Jr Hebron    

.John  S.   Wren Bloomington 

.T.    E.   Cantrall Petersburg    . 

.Charlton   L.    Gregory Aledo    

.Henry   Eisenbart   Waterloo    ... 

.W.  J.  McDavid Hillsboro    ... 

Jacksonville 

.J.  C.  Hoke Sullivan    

.Emery    I.    Nefl Oregon   

.Claude  U.   Stone Peoria    

.Walter  R.  Kimzey Tamaroa    ... 

.Chas.    Mcintosh    Monticello   .. 

.Caroline  Grote  Pittsfleld    ... 

.M.  Lillian  Baker Golconda    ... 

.Mrs.  Hester  M.  Smith Mound   City 

.Geo.  W.  Hunt Granville    ... 

.Maurice   A.    Mudd Chester   , 

.R.    N.   Stotler   Olney    

.Samuel  J.  Ferguson Rock  Island 

.Lewis  E.  York Harrisburg 

.Chas.   Van  Dom Springfield    .. 

.J.   Rollo   Black RushvIUe   .... 

.E.    F.    Walker Winchester    . 

.Chas.   M.  Fleming Shelbyville    .. 

.Mrs.   Mary  P.    Edmunds Toulon    

.Charles  Hertel  Belleville    ... 

.Cyrus   Grove    Freeport     

.W.  P.  Mavity  Pekin    

.Wm.   O.   Brown Jonesboro    ... 

.R.   B.   Holmes Danville    

.Ammon    E.    Smith Mt.    Carmel 

.J.   D.   Regan Monmouth    .. 

.Chas.  L.  Edwards Nashville     ... 

.J.  W.  Templeman  Fairfield    

.Everet  McCallister  Carmi    

.B.   F.   Hendricks Morrison    

.William   H.   Nevens Joliet     

.Robert    O.    Clarida Marlon     

•O.  J.  Kern Rockford    — 

,W.    J.    Whetzel Eureka    


No.  of 
Districto. 

125 

87 

97 

49 

163 

141 

276 

62 

115 

67 

147 

115 

86 

178 

167 

70 

103 

170 

65 

52 

33 

105 

87 

123 

90 


.  94 
.  46 
.171 
.  70 
.155 
.147 
.130 
.  79 
.226 
.  55 
.135 
.  83 
.149 
.108 
.150 
.214 
.108 
.136 
.121 


HIGHER  IiMSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


ABOrODOlf,  Knox  Go.,   pop.,   2.022. 

HeddiBff  Ooll«fe;  col.;  co-ed.;  M.  E.;  est. 
J 853;   Harry  B.  Gongb,   Pres. 

ALBION,  Edwmrds  Co.,  pop.   1,162. 
Soathem    CoUeriAta    Institute;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
Cong.;     Frank  B.   Hines,   Pres. 

ALTON,   Kadison  Co.,   pop.   14.21C/. 

Aoademj  of  the  Holy  Family;  girls'  board- 
ing;  R.   C;  Motber  Lacy. 

W«llMley  Preparatory  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;   Miss  Julia  D.  Randall,    Pres. 

AHNA,  Vnion  Co.,   pop.   2,618. 
Union   Academy   of  Southern    Illinois;    prep.; 
co-ed.;     Presb.;     Tbaddeus     H.      Rhodes, 
Pres. 

AVKOEA,  Kane  Co.,  pop.  24.147. 

Aurora  College;    nor.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.;  est. 

1892;    Thomas  J.    Allen,    M.    A.,    LL.   D., 

Prea. 
Aurora   Shorthand   School;    steii.;    co-cd- ;    ent- 


1KS4;    Jennie   (l.    rainier.    Piin. 
Jennings    Seminary;    girls'    boarding;    M.    E. ; 
Mrs.    Lucy    Ryder    Meyer.    A.    M.,    M.    D.. 
Pres. 

BELLEVILLE,   St.  Clair  Co.,  pop.   17,484. 
Belleville  Commercial  and  Shorthand  College; 

bus.    and  ston.;      James  P.    Foeller,   Prln. 
Immaculate      Conception      Academy;        girls' 

boarding;   R.    C. ;  Sister  M.  Magdalen. 

BLOOMINOTON,    McLean   Co.,   pop.    23.286. 

Brown's  Bloomington  Business  College;  bn8. 
and  sten. ;  co-od. :  est.  ISOfi;  Frank  ('. 
K<'a<-h.    Prln. 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University;  col.;  co-ed.;  M. 
E.;  est.  1850;  Edgar  M.  Smith,  A.  M.. 
D.    D..    Pres. 

Illinois  Wesleyan  University,  Law  Depart- 
ment; law;  co-ed.;  est.  1874;  Owen  T. 
Reeves,  LL.   D..   Dean. 

BOVilBONNAIS,  Kanluihee  Co.,  pop.  505, 


PATTEBSOH'S  COLLEGE  ADD  SCHOOL  DKECTOSY 


.  ISM:  1.  rna- 


r    CbloAfD;    ATt; 


'     ffby9tcnl,     lacUU 


OAISO.  AleuBBdar  I 
Otau*  Aoftdamr!    c 

OAXBOHDALE,  St.  I 
BouthKB    Illnoli    I 


OAXTKAOE,   HftD«nk  Oe.,  pap.  3.11 
OuthM*    ColUiai    col.:    w^ed.: 
18II:   rrnlrrlfk  L.  SlimuiH].  I 


OHAHTAIOIt.   ObunpsliB   Co.,    pop.    a. 
,   Colen  Co.,    pop.  O.MS. 


wmiiin  J.    BoEiii.    Pns..    IS   Vtn   Bunn 
St. 
AaditmlHai    CgDMTTBt«7i    mm    Cblnfo    Can- 

B&Utk*    Muiiul    CoUin:    lavt.:    at.    1ST9: 


OXtOAOO,  Cwk  Co.,    (Up.    t.ODS.DTn. 
JLoUimj  af  FIh   Art)^  art;    co-rd.;   elt.    IMl: 

AMdamr  af   0«r  Lad;  or  tka  Saarad  Haul: 

Mlb  aiid'Tl.r.'«.p  ShT'  '"      ". 

Aakdaiar  af  Ua  aamd  Haairt:  ilrla*:   B.  C.\ 

AmaHeu   Csllito    af  KodleiBa    ud    ■i>rt«T; 

a>4.:   wUrUc^    co-»d,:   #■(.    1»<«:    J.    p. 

RolwttMI.  U.  a..  Str..  101  Stala  St 
*M«rH«m  Oaltof*  of  OMMfstUa  MadlaiM  vH 

B««HTi   oK*o».:   M-ed,:   Mt.    tut:    Dr. 

IdMh  B.  UllhilobB,  Tlwia..  SM  W.  Mmi- 

I    0MUHt«tw7  •(   Mnal*: 


■aanatt  Callaf*  af  Enlactla  Xodieiiw  asd  tor- 
r«T:  lu'd-:  «l«Uc:  n>-»d.;  nt,  IMS: 
N,    4.    <]»*«.   M.   D..   S«.,   TB  Ng.   Ada 

BarJiti    BdhDoL  of  LancBAfaa:    lati^riiHCVfl;    w- 

<^.:  rii.   i)tTS:  AuiiJioriiiiB  Bide. 
Beyd'i     Staoitbud     Bch»l:     tun.    ind     aUn.: 

Rutwn    Bojrd.    Prill.,    m  E.    Biodolpli  St. 
Btilar-IUiBBU     Buinai*     Collaco:     tiiu.     Ind 

•irn,:    cat.     ISM:    Gldnc    BUIrr.    Ptm.. 

(I(drn    A».    and    Uidlaon    SI. 
Bn»ki  CUutokl  Sobael:  idili;  ml  1890:  1U« 

curt  D.   Vtn.  Prtn..  331  Aihlutd  BlTd. 
Brrul  ft  Btrmtton  BssiBeai  CoUan:  bns.  a^ 
ISM:    B.    W.    Brrut    Pna.. 


'J 


pi.. 

csninc   •SEO.Mm,    la   ttae 

1        KmtoiT    bulMloc    Id    Am«l 

L    U.K 

■    bnntlml   IheHer.   wbe 

1      «rt 

1.     Dpi^na    (nd     pUri     o 

I        KfT 

■lor/    i»    «l«a.      Sped 

■      tor 

P°plU    wl.»    •ipin    to    d 

PU 

tn-   Slopli   CompaPT.      Ne 

C«nilh«n'-"'Korm»l"'s«h«li™"mii 

CutfTl 

FErltlni.    Pres..    AmlltMln 

Cutn° 

Stllf7.    DIr..   40    B.    OiQdolpli 

CnWiT 

aohool  oC  Xabe:   miu.  « 

1$SB 

Cl.«ttr  N.  e.D«B,  Dlr 

C1.U.T 

Sohool.  '  Kn.   loha   Vu» 

clo. 

«L  IBOI:  Ur*.  John   Vw 

Prin 

.    Pine   Art!   Bld(. 

Clii«(« 

CUein    BuliMH    Lkw     BshcMli     boi. 


Cfaicnas  Coltefa   fi 


OWe.fl 

CoU^    of 

Daotal    Burtary; 

:    Truman     W.     B 

o!   Wood  mf 

CUowo  OolKn  of  PbErmaoTl  Ptuirm.: 

ISM;     Frpd 

rick    M.     Gooduian 

CeiiHmtiiir 

mvM.t  m-pd.;  eat. 

nw 

1>m    Wade 

Bid,. 

Hlpaba-r.    P»a..    A 

bdHo- 

Cl.io.1. 

ca  8alu»l  af  La» 

' 

Sec. 

bS 

prr  Bin. 

.he 

ki.      SiHclal 

coonw    la    anr    aa 

hjecl 

The 

Ur»eit      r 

leluaHe      ™rrc>po 

de»c« 

«]    of   law   in 

the  United  9t«tea 

By 

ne 

re    method,    the    ■ 

□  dent 

mar 

oonnw  rapldlj   or 

.WUO.     Be  on 

fallow  hia  recnlar 

ud  <^lioo« 

hia  own   time  and 

piBce 

atndy. 

OUMIO 

Era.  Ear,   V 

oaa  aod  Threat  Collaga 

CUoaEO   Fne   KladargarteB   Tnlnlnr   Sclioal: 
D.   Whltmure,   Snpt..   411  E.    Randolph  St. 


ChlcaiD    Hoipltat    Bahool    for 

ChiugD  lodiutriai   Schoel   for 

♦Bill    St    and    Prolrlo    Are. 

CUea^o-KaBt    Callage    of   Law; 


ITarveiu    Oliil- 


.1888;    Mra.  J.    N. 


partnient  dellghlfuIUr  ■lluiled  In  a  qolc 
realdence  pan  of  the  eltj. 
Chieais   Kiadartartes  InatitBta;    kioderiartri 

Chleace  Latin  Bohoal;  )»;■'  prep.:  Rohert  B 
Cblufo  Law  Bofaaol:   law:    eo-ed. :   vat.   ISM 

Chloaso      LotheraD      Tbulocioal      Seminary 

Chlcafo  MaBnal  TialsiDc  Bohool:  IndoaL 
men;    Henr;  II.   Beldeld,    PrIn,.    Uli^hlgii 

Chioaso  HualMtl  Collate!  mui.;  eat.  IsaT:  Dr 

Chlcato 'unaloai  Bem'iurr:  mna.:'eBt. 'iBTS 
H.    G.    UardooBld.   Prea,.   Stetowiy  Ball 

Chleara  MaUopal  OoUac*  ot  Huiim  nua. 
eat    ISOl;    pr     [1.    S.    Perklna,    Dlr,    31 

Chleago    Opera    Bohool:    mna. ;    Henry    Cohen 

MoUBger,    Sfoluw.T   Hall. 
Chicago    Piaso    Collage;      nua.;      Cberlea    E 


atadr   eoald   Iw 


PAXTEBSON'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


CoUara  of  KsdiolBa  and  BurforT;  i 
Colnmbu  Oollaca  tt  Eiptsulon;  I'l 

CsLomlilii  OoUaita  ot  L>v!  Inw:   nt 


I.  ITr 

Decrbam  Hadlul   Ollat*:    mcd. 

Preii.,   ISIh'.ml  UlihlKSii  A 

Dwrterv     Btmiiur;:     (lrl>'     1h 

ted.;   Btelrn   Uiti.   Prln., 

Sa    Li   a^a   IiuHtBta;    codiire 

Siuliun   Kodina:   CsUstai    nnit 
Dimk    Dnm&tla    SobiMli    dnn 

Elaota  Bohool  rn  Oirli:  Klrla' 
(Uy;  Dqn-»e.'t,;  MIm  K.t. 
Pfln..    31*2   Mlrhlgln   Aye. 

Ephphata   SahiHil   for  Daaf  atid 

OattiDbaJk     LTrio      Salioal!      op 


Kahinnuii  Ifad[cial  Osllacai  mHl.:   hooimp.; 

Ht.    ISeO:    W.    Henr;    WllKD.     U.      D.. 

Rcclltnr,  2811   Cottaie  Oratt    Ate. 
BKnnan     Bkarthud      aad     Bniinau     Callsca; 

Himrd   Initituta!    pi7Cliolo(T:   Blwrn  Clilre 
Hnlbert.   Pi.-Tb.   D..    Dvan.   OTtti   *   Har- 


Cbioara  SobiMl  of  AtvrlDsl  nimaylai 
Dunraicn  Yoom,  Dlr.,  1733  Mona 
BIdg. 

Chloaffo  ftohoal  af  fajoholoffr;  appUed  p 
co-fa.-,  cat.  18B0:  Hubert  A.  Pi 
U.   D..  C.  M..  Sgpt..  4020  Dreiel  Bt' 

OUfl^ro     Bbarthand    Tnatituts;     atcn, ;    ( 

Oliioavo     Blo7d     Bohool;     tcaehera'     tm. 
Chi«|o     Tauihan*     OolIa(a!     iioruiHli 


Harint  Medinl  Oollafa;  i 


Reilitrar,    SS.1* 

Himhao   Bahaot   at 

vllh   ChLCBgo  C 

Rhodi 

Opan 

HoffDian'i      Matropo 

^^-ThI 

Holy  A=B«ri  AMdamri  «ir 

wood  Bim. 

Collasa     of    Oitaopath]':     i 


lUlnoia  Hediul  CollBfa;  mrd.;  rc(.:  « 
eat.isn*;  Hpman  H.  Brown.  M.  D..  1 
182   WH.hlnBlon   BlTd. 

niinida    SoliHl    of    Dantiitrr;    aee    Bcboi 

nUnsii  Bohool  of  Elaatrv-Thanprnitioai 


Jaimar  Xadioa  OoUao;  mod.;  rec:  nlcbtl 
cD-«d.:  nl.  ISDl;  WlUlim  Rlttenbous. 
M.  D.,  Be*.,   190  B.  Wa«binKlon  St. 

Jawlah   Ttmlnlikf   Bohoal    of    Cliloafo;    ludoa-; 


Jawalar'a     Sohool 
CD-ed,:    fat. 

Jonea     Bualneia     CoUara;     bna. 
Charlea    B.  Jonea,    PHn.,   IBi 

Kelia  'Bohsol  af  Mualoal   and   I 

Jr.,   blr.,   Auditorium  n'ldj. 
Keovood  lutitnta  for  GirU;  tU 

EimbaJra    Tniolnt    Sohool;    liui 

ftzrtUfTd    BebooL;    girl's    boardln 
cat.     1S74:     Mrs.     Bmina     8. 

Eu(1>r   OgiUr    Bobool;    mna.;    E 


Hra.     elKllona    poabli 


d    O.    Kudhrr. 


r  Kadioal  CoUaga:   nlgbt; 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CAHASA. 


L«1bc  Sokoal  fn  GirU:  alili;  nan-Hrt.: 
Hi.  laTS:   itrt.  StelU  Djer  I/irlnr,  Prin., 

Lrman  BobogI;  ela,  uDil  dram.:  rat.  1B74: 
Mri.  W»IUr  C.  Lxmnn,  Dlr.,  KUnbull 
Bide. 

llAcOaniiu]  CorrefpflDdanH  8cbiwl;  bu«,  and 
aifi>.:  ccH«d.:  nt.  lUuS;  Uoinn  Uac- 
lorqmr,    Pb.  I)  .  IT.-.,.  MO  8.  U3d  at. 

MuibKll  taw  BsluMl.  lohn:  law;  n>ed.; 
hL     lasfi;     Edward    T.     Let.    Sm..     lol 

IbiCaiBlDk  Theslosioal  BaniBuy;   Uiro.:  tla<. 
HcCaina    Onl    SehKil    rsr    tk*    DhC:     Un. 


Bud    «ida    April 


ment  CItU  S>rTlt:e  cianitQatl<ma  tor  Unt 
lidprrTDra.    from  OvtoUer  1o  April. 
MattopMltui  Bmtaaii  OolI«f«!  bna.  and  flted.; 


r    CoUaia    af    Baibaiinc 


XaUiiul  HhUuI  ITsUanltT!  mH.;  cat.  1S»: 
^.vpd.;    1,.    n,    R"»fCi.   U.    D„    Br.Bl.lr.r. 

Karth    Cfalaara    Biutneu    CoUac*:     bui.     and 
■ten.:   0.    C.   Cocbnn,   Piln..  444  Garfield 

SttQam    niiiwla    Oall^a    of     OpUalmalocyi 


.  F.   riab.  Prli 


K 


ret..  Haaonlc  TrmplF. 
BoilsHi  Goltata;  bua.  and 
■-     '^■-     -■"  N.    Unbrs  St. 


ITiilTenitr  Law  Bahaol 
il.  ISS9;  Jabn  B.  n 
iLT  Dfnrborn  &  Lako  SU 


I 


Hartbwaatan  Ualnnltr  Bsfaool  of  PhumuT! 


pba 

Oldbcrg.   Dean.   8T  Laka  Bl. 

O'Deiwa 

I'l  BualBHi  OoUaaei  bua.  and  atan.: 

OfT-a  B 

aia»a  OaUaiBi  bna.  ind  alra.;  Grant 

Prip..  03rd  ft  Tale. 

Pm 

Amh^rat    On.    Frca..    Uonma    Bt.    * 

Ivbaal  far  Bori:  bo/'i  prrp.;  Rli4urd 

Arm.,     Head     MailFr.     2141     CtlumM 

Papi-Da 

ISJII;  Edw.  T.  Phke.  Sec.  SO  Wabaab 

Babaol.     rr»B0H    W.i    prap.;     r»ed,; 

a      Btenocnphla"    Initituto!      nen.'l 

FUUlpa 

Bohoei     of'    Onw     Mid     Cmtunr 

Boba.1   of    EipraiilDii;    .-1<,.    and    or.-,    i^u- 

Arlhor  Edward  Phllllpa,  PrIn..   Klin- 

FTHbrtar^ '"  Trainiai     Sohoot     tor     Snnti: 

nQr»»-   tralnlnr;   2TT   Aataliad    in. 

Priawto 

Scbwl   for   Boja. 

Pcoi^ 

I*   Tnwtinl  Buiuu    CaU*«a:    bni. 

Bohool 

of     D«ti«trj. 
t.:   m-td.;    Mt 

UalT 

""'?  ,f' 

nilnola; 

•f  DomaitiB  A 

em 

1>. 

Bqllard. 

Dlr..    30 

Bobool 

of    VhtimtVT. 

of    Kodlolnt, 

«lt7   af 

Blantlflo     Bala 

"■5?;L!t'- .1?^ 

Bharwood    Muiio    Sobooli 

jraa  ■    CD 

BabMl   or    Oiatorr: 

Mt.    isr 

;    Henrj 

PAITERSOICS  COtLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


ILLINOIS 

ILLOfOlB 

lory,    Pnlilli:    S|>«>Mi>k.    DeUarte;    Uttrm- 

UXi  UoDtana  Bt. 

COFFEES.   MmtfomtTj  Ce..    pop.   0S3. 

Ooffosn   Monnal   Sohool  Hid   Aoadimjl    l>rep.; 

nork  for  lawyen.   drtll  Id  ncred  orator; 

co-rf,;     nno-Bcrl.;    Jopobel     Trujlor,     Prea. 

CKAB    OBCHABD,   -WimamjOB   Ca..    pop.   EST. 

pnblti^  ■pp«riii»,    (i^tlDX.     Sttidwu  mar 

Onb  Orohara  Aoadamyi  prep.;  eo-ed.;  U.   E.: 

enter     it     toy     time.       Speelil     •ummer 

irtiool    III   Jnlr. 

Bt 

Ifutiu    OoU«r>;     box's    prep.;     R.    C; 

CKEAL  BPRUtGB,   WUlUmiOD  Co.;    pop.   MO. 

Cnwl     Hpringi     GoUBga;     ml.;     co-«l.;     Bapt,; 

Mrs.    G.   B.    Uurrah.   Pm. 

3tmi^  Sohoeli  prep.;   li*!.;   R.   0.;  2012 

DAKOTA,  Btaphanaon  Co.,   pop.  189. 

iBtarior  Aoadamy;     prep.;     fo-ed.;  Ref.;  ReT. 

Bt 

P.   C.    Bjora,   A.   B..    PrpH. 

«. 

Brother    Joseph,    IM   B.    Desplaloei   St, 
ZaUar  Andamr;  glrl-s  boarding;    R.   C: 
eat.    lM8i    Mother  GcneTleTe.  4028  Btbhh 

DAMTILLE.  Tonnllion  Co.,  pop.  10.SM. 

.•o..-rt.:  ust.   1S7.1;  B.   B.   Ljonii.  Prln. 

DEOATHB,  Kaoon  Ca.,   pop.  2,075. 

Btwan  Bohool  for  Oirla;  glrla;   aon-aert.; 

eat,     ISWt!     Halmtore     Ti.uiaso,     Dire- 

To- 

18T5;    Bonn    C.    Roelh,    Proa.,    88   La 

■  ILe 

Un 

™t 

"" 

"" 

ranltT  of  CUaaco  Law  Soboal;   law 

and 

TTnlTaraitr   Sohoal   far  Olili; 


a  Glrli.     College  pri 

Chicago-  '  SpnrUl  . 
d  Sohool:  alen.:  n 
la    CoUaiai    hna.    an 


ilotlgal  SomiBur: 


'WUta  OsUat*   of 


Klllikan  DnlTenltr: 


Rev.  J.  Murphy.  Prea. 
3E  KALB,  Do  Kaib  Co.,  pop 
Horthani    lUlnola  flUta    Kon 


Kortbera  nilDO: 


CoUeca     of    Pboto-Entn-Tlnc     terh.; 
I     Coliare      of      FhotofTaphT;      pholo. ; 


Marr  '  Acadam'] 


EVAXBTOK.  Cook  C 


a.  \.  M..  Proa. 
vatsltr;    prep.: 


ETUiataa  Clauioal    Bobo«l: 
Allre  Olawann  G«'t.   Pri 


t.    ISM; 

1 


or    THE   UMITED   SIATES   AHD   CAMADA,                               53 

tLLWOia 

ILLIKOIS 

B.i   eat.    IKM;   Thoraaa  K,    Holtatc,   Acl- 

SoLwl-a  '  ■uonnoameat Tbe     UolTeraltj 

Includea: 

Tbe  Colleie  ot  Ubcral  ArU.  at  ETanalon. 

Tbe  Medical  Srhoirt.  at  Cblca|<i. 

Tbe  Ijiit  Scbool,  at  Cblcago. 

The  School  of  Pbarmaf]-.  at   Cblcago. 

Tbe  Dental   Bthool.   at  Obleago. 

Tbe  School  of  UuHc.   at  Eranalon. 

The  Scbool  of  Tbeolofj.  at   Hranaton, 

In    addition    to     theae     dcKree-confcrrlnt 

Btanaton   an    Academy    and    a    School    of 
Oratory.      Tbe    number    of    Inatroelars   In 
all    departmenti   Is    more    than    800.    and 

Korwaglu  Tluiolotlui' Sui'ln^'  tbeol.';  men: 

D."  D.."DMn'.            *       "           *        ™™'*'''- 

mualc:    co-ed.;    eat.    ISdl:    Peter    C.    Lut- 

E.  L.  Cnoinoc*.  L.  H.  D.,  Director. 
VlaiUtlen  AMdamri  cUta';   R.   C;  Slatera  ot 
the   Vlaltatlon. 
EWnie,  FnaUlB  Oe.,  pop.  «s. 
Ewini  CoUaca;  col.;  co-ed.;  Bapl.;  eat.  188T; 

FLOEA.  CUr  Co.,  pop,,  2,311. 

3.   3.    Ha  tie.   Prin. 
FULTOK,  Whltaiide  Co.,  pop.  2.SHfi. 

Banaan    Mllltarr    Academi;    mill.;    n«n-»e.-t.; 

Kwtharn  rUinoia   CoUetei     col.;     oo-ed.;    non. 
aecl.:  eat.    ISM;  J,   E.   Blttlnfcr.   Pr.-a. 
OALEGBURO.  KnoK  Co.,  pop.  IS.OOT. 
Brown'.  Bualneaa  Collate;  bn..  and  alen.:  W. 

aert.;     U.   Etelyn  Slrong,  Prea. 
Enoi   Collai«;     col,;     eo-ed.;     non-aect.:     pal. 

IMT;     Thomna  McClelUnd,   A,  U..  D.   !»., 

Prea. 
Lombud  CoUaia;     cot.;     cs.ed.:     Oiilr.:     eal. 

ta£^Pr^««««t"'"T?e"rie«lTp  .„ 
teoi     In     operation    at     Lombard     Unlvpr- 
tttr    la   tvUeocd    In   be   tbe   beat   yet   de- 
»toed    tor    aecnrlnt    adaptabltllr    wltbonl 
aacnilce     at     thorontb     culture.      Deal  do 

paratnrr   Scbool.   a   f)ch«at  ot   Hualc,    Elo- 
cnlJon    and   Art.   and   (be   B^der   DMoltj 
Bebool,    eacb    Icadlnc    to    detreea    or    dl- 
plomaa. 
Kldar   DiTlDltr    Bebool    ot   Lombard    ITaKaia- 

OEMESEO,  Haorr  Co.,  pop.  S.SSfl. 

Preab.:     S,   Hope  Thompson,   Prea. 

ICoBtleaUa  Faaula  Samiaarr;    tlrla-  boardlnt: 
non-aecL;     Harriet  N,   H..1.C11.  Pre.. 

OEEEHVILLE,    Bond   Co..    pop.    l.ftoA 
OraonTlUe  Collate;   vol.;    co-ed.;   Free   Uetta.: 

Prea.  "      ' 
HIGHLAND  PABK.  Laka  Co..  pop.  2,809. 
Northvaatam     mUtWT    Aoadamr;    mIL;    eat. 

|gS8;  Col.  H.  p.   Daildaoa,  Snpt.                                   ' 

acboot  for  eolleg*,  the  Government.  Acad- 
cmlea,     or    bualneaa,     comblolnt    thorontb 

Largo     Btnff     ot    eiperlcneed     Inatrnclora. 

Blgnal     'drllb.         Cadet     'band.    °'  Wall 
awlmmlnt  Unk. 

ISBO;   B.  L.  Bailer.  U,  S.,   Prea, 
JACKBOWTILLE.    Morgan    Co..    pop.    1B,0T8. 
Brawn-i    BuMnaaa    CoUesai    bna.    and    atm,; 

P.  C.  Keaeb,   Principal, 
lillnola     Collate;     col.;     co-cd,;     Preab.;     eat. 

1K»:  Charlea   Hcnr.>   Rnmmellianip,    Pica. 
IlUaola  Waman'a  OoUate;  (Irla-  boardlnt:  kf. 

B. ;  eat.  1M7;  Joaepb  R.  Barker,  Pb.   D.. 

Prea. 
Koull  CoUaca;  prep.;  co-od.:  R.  C;  eat.  IBM; 

Vcrr   Ke>.  J.   W.  Crowe.  Ptm. 
VhlpplB    Aaadem^r;      prep.:     eo-ed.:      Preab.; 

RUbBfd  Owen  Stoopa.  A.  B.,  PriB. 
JOLtET,    -will   Co.,    pop.    2B,S6t. 

Slater  M.   Btinlalaua  Omealer. 
Bt.  KaiT'a  Aoademr;   tlrla'  boardlnt;  R.  C; 
Molbcr  M.  AntelB. 
KANKAKEE,    Saakakee  Co..   pop,   IJ.BSS. 

Bobool;  boa.    and  ateii.:   N.  L.   Blcbmond, 
Prln. 
Bt.  Joaapb'a  Eamlnary;  ilrla'  boardlnt;  R.  0.: 

KEMILWORTH.   Cook  Co..'  pop.    ,13a. 

Mn.   Man   KeycB  Babc.iek.   PrlB. 
Eutbr   Bobool;   bora'  boarding:   non-aect-:   W. 

A.    TroBbrldtc   Prln. 
KNOXTILLE,  Xnoa  Oo,.  pop.   l.dOT. 

Bt.    Alban-a    Sobool:    mil.;   bo;«;    P.    tl.:   eat. 

ISIH):    Bcv,   c,    W.    Lpfflntwell.   Prea. 
Bt.  Ifarr'a  Bebool:  tlrla'  boardlnt;  P.  K.-.  eat. 

ISBS;      Re,.     C      W.      LeOnitiell.      D.     D.. 

flnlablnt  arbool  wltb   a   Uomealtc  Science 
courae.      Character   and   cnimre.    tracefnt 

K™.r..;  sr-e«-5  ■= 

plc.   are   included   In   Ita   oatfll.     (SDO  a 
LA  BAEPE.  Haaoaak  Co.,   pop.  'l.tSI. 

PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AKD  SCHOOL  DIfiECTOHY 


y       H«1L       SamiUftryi         girl 
I    fanit    Bflhoal    far    Hoyw; 


f 


Th*  UbmIh  Biuinau  CoU>c*;  bm.  snd  il 
DoBouch    Oa.,    pop.    S.STO. 


Ftu 


'.  KOSKIB.   0(le  Ca..   pop. 


1". 

Ml.  VetnoB  CollBgUtn  IniBitoMi    cloied. 

HAFEBTIIXE,  Suptc.  Co,,  pop.  2.039. 

MORKAL,  KoLau  Co.,  pop.  3.T0B. 

PD-eil,;    itnu:   DsTid  Kelmlex.   Pr«. 

OHARGA,   Irotgola   Co.,   pop,    1.2T0. 

OBEOOM,   Oil.  Co.,  pop.  l.BTT. 

PlHuiit  ^Bw  Lntbsc   Collstii  pr^p.; 


FEOSIA,  Foorin  Co..  pop.  Ml  lixi 
Auiltmy  of   Out  ijAj  at  tha   Bioiad 
glilH'     boirdloi:     R.      C:     SiMcr 


Bttoleriaal 

po-wl.;    Tlioo- 


PEKU,    1^   SaUa 


PBINCEVILLS,   Faoril    Co..    pop..   T3B. 

TiinotTiUe  Audamf;   rltmra. 
aimtOX,  AduBi  Co.,   |»p,  36.K2. 

I   Oitr   Bnilaau  OallBiB;  bnj.    md    ■ 


'.  L.  UddcIdub. 


large  eipertpnrHl  (icnUj  i 


'A 


College 

sWered   of 

Brit 

impor 

mtr    of     lUinoij.   Oolla(«     «t     Acrlnd- 

Urduport,    it.   A»r..  'dmh. 

initr    >f    nilnola,    OolliiB    tf    EnclnHr- 

m^     Icpb.;     BUte;     m-«1,t      N.lbi.n      C. 

ll^k-r.   D,    Ari^b..    D«n. 

nitr  dT   niJBBli,    Stuta   Llkmrr   Sshool: 


VEBIDUOII  OBOVE,  Tarmilloa  Co,,  pon 
WARSEM,   Jo   DkHoM   Ce.,   pop.   1.32T. 


I>i     SftllfVllOD    Co.,     pal 
Audam;  of    Oht  Lad;  of  t^  Sa 

Battia   Bloart  Iniu'tnU:  eItIb'   Ix» 


EraiifBlIgal      Luthani 


Bemluarr; 
Ifper.   Pre>. 


8pris(flald  Bnaiocaa  CoUafa;   bva,    and   a 
Et.   Acitha'a 'Soliool;  glMi'    boarding:    P. 


BYCAHOEE.  Da  Kalli  C 


>.   2,313. 

bard,'  D.    D.','  Prei 


ZIOV  Onr.  Laka 


INDIANA. 

Population,  2,516^62.     School  census,  699,600.    School  age,  6-21. 

Indiana  is  the  eighth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  2,516,462  inhabitants,  of  whom  2,458,502,  or  97.7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  141,816,  or  5.6  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  4.6  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirteenth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

Fassett  a.  Cotton,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Indianapolis 

Lawrence  McTurnan,   Deputy Indianapolis 

Frank  D.  Hester^  Deputy Indianapolis 

Sarah  E.  Cotton,  Deputy Indianapolis 

Herbert  R.  Cokdrey,  Deputy Indianapolis 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Fassett  A.  Cotton,  President,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  ..Indianapolis 
William  W.  Parsons,  Secretary,  President  of  State  Normal  School.  .Terrc  Haute 

W.  T.  DuRBiN,  Governor Indianapolis 

William  L.  Bryan,  President  of  Indiana  University Bloomington 

W.  E.  Stone,  President  of  Purdue  University Lafayette 

W.  T.  Stott,  President  of  Franklin  College Franklin 

C.  N.  Kendall,  Superintendent  of  Indianapolis  Schools Indianapolis 

F.  W.  CooLEY,  Superintendent  of  Evansville  Schools Evansville 

J.  N.  Study,  Superintendent  of  Fort  Wayne  Schools Fort  Wayne 

E.  E.  RoBEY,  County  Superintendent,  Howard  County Kokomo 

John  M.  Bloss,  Township  Trustee Muncie 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS. 
This  Board  has  the  same  membership  as  the  State  Board  of  Education. 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

This  board  has  the  same  membership  as  the  State  Board  of  Education.  The 
state  has  a  Uniformity  Law. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

J.  H.  Tomlin,  President,  Superintendent  of  Schools Shelbyville 

Victor  W.  Hedgepeth,  Vice-President,  Superintendent  of  Schools Goshen 

Lawrence  McTurnan,  Secretary,  Deputy  State  Superintendent  of  Public  In- 
struction   Indianapolis 

Emma  Mont.  McRae,  Professor  of  English  Literature,  Purdue  University. Lafayette 


OF   THE  UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 

a?^^^ 

^                                             INDIANA. 

1 

INDIANA. 

Robert  J.  Aley,  Professor  of  Mathematics,  Indiana 
Edcab  Mendenhall,  Snperinlendent  ot  Dccalur  Co 
George  H.  Tapv,  Superinlendenl  of  Whitley  Countj 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS 

Instruction 

University 

unty  Schools 

Schools C 

OF    SCHOOLS. 

....Decatur   

...Fori   Wa/ne    . 

.Indianapolis 
Bloominglon 
.  .Greensburg 
olunibia  City 

Pop,  «t 

Ooantj. 

::::::::::S 

Bartholomew    ... 

::^ffi«°N.^I'^%^e:::::::: 

::::Harttoracity 

::S 

Boone   

8^'.'...v.v,.v.-.-.-. 

■:W™%''l'Sl,=:::;::: 

....Delphi    

JetfersonvlUe 

19,858 

:::::::::::SSi 

8g''.. :::::;:::;:: 

..Willis  E.   Aire 

....EQBllah    

....lAwrancebuTS 

11.176 

Miw 

i:,i44 

U,B1S 

DavleiB    

..Philander    McHenry 

Dscatur    

Dekalb  

Delaware  

DubolB    

..BMtfttr  Mendenhall   

,, Henry  E,  Coe 

..William  Melchlor  

....Jasper    

Fayette  

pountaia";:::::;: 

Pranklln    

SK  ■:;;.■;;....: 

..Levi  H.    Scott 

,.J08lah  M.  WUkey 

..AuBuat  J.    Reltel 

..Arthur  Deamer    

!!!!Covlngton    .... 

3W1S 

...Rochester  

:::;Marion  ...'.'.'.'.'. 

....Corydon    

'.'."New  Caatle  .: 

:::::;:::::gS 
:::::::::::K 

a.TiB 

n.m 

..A.    B.    Thompaon 

Hancock    .'.".'.'.'.'.'." 

..John    F.    Haines 

..George   J.    Rlohman 

gJS.-;:::::::: 

-.Wm.    F.    By rkattV. '.'.'.'. '.'.'.' 

?.sr-..v.-... 

..HenrV  D.  Sh'ldeler 

:!t"X  H.  HamlltM^V. '.*.■■ 

....Hunllnston   .. 

as.M! 

2«.m 

....Portland   

....Madison   

Jennlaea    

..John   Clerkin    

Kiios   

ffi™.*..-.:.:... 

Laporte    

..Wllllnm  M.   AIsop 

..Edaon    B.    Sarber 

..Herherl    8.    Gllhama 

.-Frank  E.   Cooper 

....Crown  ^Int  . 

....lAporle    

....Mitchell    

aa.B88 

Madison    

..Jamea  W.  Frailer 

Marshall    

Martin    

Miami    

MontBom'ery  '*..,, 

HSIS  :::::::::: 

..Elijah  McParland    

..Phfllp   S.   Sullivan 

-.Hnrry  O.  Buizalrd 

..Earl  W.  Barnes 

w"  uVii  °b^^" 

....Shoala   

....Peru    

::!:c>^^o?ds^iie 

:::::::::::2s:s« 

ao.sra 

29.SSS 

3S;^-:::::::::; 

^ 

..Reuben  M.   Richmond   .. 

..Claude    L.    Rankin    

..wnilam   H.   Stone 

y.Harmoa   S.  MoaebV;".'.':' 

....Blue   

::::::::::M:ra 

....Rockvllle    

-.::-.;:::::S 

1  1 

PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


1 


ISDISHi.                                    1 

IHDIAHA. 

Wlnslow   

Valparaiso  

Mt.  Vernon   

SK! 

?snir .:::;::::::::::: 

3.   C.   Ferrell 

;:::;:S 

■.'.■.■/.■".■.■.■.CharleB  W.  Faiia'W.W.W.'. 

|SJ;-.;:::;:::::: 

Farmland  

K 

William  O.   Headlee   ... 

James    A.    Boatman    ... 

William  Bverson   

J.    W.   Slraaaell    

Bhelby    

Bpencec     

Bcottsburs    

St.   Paul   

-g^^^P""  

■Eis 

at.  Joseph  

Homer    Dllworth    

tJlfvan 

S 

Switzerland    

Vevay    

Lafayette     

!" ".ColleBB 'corner  O 

EvansvlUe    

Clinton   

^Xsh^"" 

Tipton    

Larkin  D.  Summers 

t;!! 

Vanderburgh    

Jamea  F.  Bnsle 

s 

VlKO    

Charles  F.  QroBjean 

John  W.  Le*ta 

Wm.  J.  Bader 

Andrew  J.   Hopkins 

Joseph  C.  Busb  

Charles  W.  Jordan 

Arthur  R.  Huyette 

Henry  J.  Reld 

George  H.   Tapy 

IS 

Warren   

«S'g,ii::::::::: 

Boonville'' 

11,171 

K.S29 

yx*..;:::;::;;;::;; 
K!!W:::;:::;:::::: 

;:"!Monticeiio";';.'.v: 

Columbia   City.... 

3a,B70 

■;*;::;ib:i3s 

17.328 

HIGHER  INSTIXnTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 
Ca.     pop.     20  178,  CRAWrOBBBYlLLE.  Msi 


AWOOLA,  Stcube 


; 


Pb.  D.,  Prea. 
laJUiia  Vnlnnltr.   8<i1imI  of  Uo; 
H).;    stitrr;    pat.     1842;    Georgp    1 

BtOflfiBTAphlc  Fraotical  TraiBlsf  Sflhoa 
Prin."' 
aSAZIL,  Clay  Co.,  pop.  T.TSS. 
Bniil   BuiiaaH    ffnlTenlty!    tiua.    an 

COLLEOEVIIXE.  Jaapar  Co.,   pop.,   20. 
Bt.   Juaph'i  CoUsib:   bnri'  boardlDg; 

COaSDOM,   Harrlaon  Co..  pop..  1,610. 


OULTER,    ItuahaU    Co.. 

CnlTsr  Kilitiry  Aowlani 

C"l.   A.   F.   Fieri,    1 

Handiiaka  C- 


ETAHBVILLE,   TuderbnTK  Co., 


LDckrau'*  Buainau  Ge 

St,   Jaupk'i  AoademTi 


i 


OF  IHE  UmiED  STATES  AND  CAMADA. 


FERSIMJUni.  Du  Boil 


■  Asidun;:  Klrla-    I 


Fort  Wtjaa  Osllm  of  MadlolH: 
QB-ra.:    eet    ISIfl;    C.    B,    SK'ini 
LL.   D..   Dhd. 


Inform ntioD  iddreu.  Dr.  (!.  A.  Bnmlilll. 
Dnntnl  Csllxa  of  Miuie;  mnHli-;  cv-ed.^  Kd- 
Otbtrtl  CoU«f«  of   PhTiiaUu  and  Surveoiui 

CUulal    Bobool    for    ftirla;    xirli'    bnrdlni; 
DDd-HFt.;   Urn.   Mn*  Wrisht   RixmII     PHn. 
Indlun-BoitoD 


I   EIooatiOB.    OrktoiT 


ID      Co. 

PfM. 

Md.;     MepB 

.,    KflKln   H,    Hgghe*. 

ml.; 

Indlau  Csntnl  DniTtriltr:  t^l.;  oi 
iBdlaBK  CamipondoDDO  CdUscb  \ 
ladluLft  DontAl  OollvffOp  Vnlvoriity  p 


1  lAW  BohMl,   T7iiiTsnltT  of  IndUup- 

■  :    ]<i»;    d«-ed.:    »I.    ISM;    Jamcs    A. 
tbbupb.   A.  U..  LL.  B..  DeBD. 

■  Vstorlnur    Collaco:   tft.:   Ml.    1802: 


PATTEBSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIBECTOKY 


1 


Acnfli    AoadAmj':    prep- 


FttTink'i  AoLdsmr  tot  Oirlir  i 


Bborthud    TnlniBf    Bohool 

Tndor   HaU;  'drli''  boardlr 

]93o'  N.   Mcridlio  SI. 


lUplBwood     Ssbwl :   pi*p. ; 
Bt.   Fmwii   Audsmr:    i>n>{ 


CaUais: 


,   pop..   I 


lock.   Soul. 

1ST«:  WLutbriipe   Rlliwortb   Slonc,   A.  M.! 
Purda*     nniTsnltj.     Sohosl     sC     VbrnnoMcj; 


LAFORTE,  Lcpon 
*rt  ^"Wi^  P* 


LQCA,  La  Gtvi^  Og-»  pop.-  5 

LOaAHEFOST.  Ciu  Co,,  pop, 
HASISON,    ItBctlon    Co.;    |>oi>. 


Bt.   lUry'i   Audsmy;   baa.    ond  sCea.:    Elater 

NDBTH  MAHOHEBTES,  Wibuh  Co.,  pi>[i.,   2.- 

KanoliAVtQT  Collar* >  prop.;  co-td.^  Ger.  Bapt; 

KOTBE  DAME,    Bt.   iDHph  Co.,    pop..    TBO. 
St.   lUry'i  AudemT:  ;lrli'  boiTdlnd   B.   C; 
PaiillDe.    Prln. 


OF  THE  UKITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


61 


INDIANA 


INDIANA 


OAKLAHB  CITY,  Gibson  Co.,  pop.,   1,901. 
Oakland    City    CoUofo;    prep.;     co-ed.;    Ger. 
Bapt.;   W.   P.    Dearing,   Prin. 

OLDJCNBUKG,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.,  957. 

Acadamy  of  the  Immaoolato  Conoeption; 
girls'  boarding;  B.  C;  Sister  M.  Veron- 
ica,   Prin. 

PLADfTIELD,    Hendxioks   Co.,   pop.,   909. 
Cantral    Aeadamy;     prep.;    co-ed.;     Friends; 

Prof.  Cosan,   Prin. 
Sugar  GroTO  Sohool;  girls'  boarding;   Friends; 
Laora  B.   Steer,   Prin. 

PLTXOUTH,  Marshall   Co.,    pop.,  3,666. 
St.  Miohaars  Aoademy;  prep.;  boys'  boarding; 
B.  C:  Sister  M.  Palcheria.  Prin. 

RICHXOSD,  Wayne  Co.,  pop.,  18,226. 
Earlham    College;    col.;    co-ed.;    Friends;    est. 

1846;    Bobert     Lincoln     Kelly,    Ph.    M., 

Pres. 
Bichmond   Business   College;    bns.   and   sten.; 

O.   B.  Fnlgham,   Pres. 

B0CHE8TEB,  Fulton  Co.;  pop.  3,421. 
Boohester    College;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
W.   H.    BonU.   Pres. 

BT.  ]IABT*B,   Yigo  Co.,   pop.,   175. 

St.  Mary  of  the  Woods  Academy;  girls' 
boarding;  B.  C;  est.  1840;  Sister  Su- 
perior. 

BT.  MZnnLAD,  Bpenoer  Co.,  pop.,  525. 

Bt.  Meinrad  College;  theol.;  men;  B.  C;  est. 
1857;   A.   Schmitt,   O.  S.   B. 

BOUTU  BEHD,  Bt.  Joseph  Co.,  pop.  86,999. 
Intemati<ml  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 

est.   1904;  M.   D.  Puterbaugh,  Manager. 
Bt.  Joseph's  Aoademy;  girls;  boarding;  B.  C; 

Sister  of  the  Holy  Cross,   Prin. 
South    Bend    Commeroial    College;    bus.    and 

sten.;    W.   T.   Boone,   Pres. 

BPICELAHD,  Henry  Co.,  pop.,  690. 
Bpioeland   Aoademy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Friends; 
Homer  H.  Cooper,  A.  M.,  Supt. 

TEB&E  HAT7TE,   Yige  Co.,   pop..   36.673. 
Brown's    Busineis    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

M.  M.  Link.  Prin. 
Tndiana  State  Normal  Sohool;   normal;   state; 

co-ed.;    Wm.    W.    Parsons.   Pres. 
Roso  Polytechnio  Institute;    tech.;    men;   est. 


1874;  Carl  Leo  Mees,  Ph.  D.,  Pres. 
Wabash    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 
est.  1902;  M.  K.  Akers,  Prin. 

UPLAim,  Grant  Co.,  pop.,   1.208. 

Bead   Theological   Seminary,    Taylor    Univers- 
ity;   theol.;    M.    B.;    est.    1895;    A.     B. 
Archibald,  D.  D.,  Dean. 
Taylor  VniTorsity;   col.;    co-ed.;    M.    B.;   est. 
1846;  Ber.  0.  W.  Winchester,  A«  M.,  D. 
D.,  Pres. 

YALPABAIBO,  Porter  Co.,   pop.,  6.280. 
Dodge's  Institute  of  Telegraphy;  tel.;  George 

co-ed.;  est.  1874;  George  M.  Dodge,  Pres. 
Vorthem    Indiana    Commercial    College;    bus. 

and  sten.;  H.   B.   Brown,   Pres. 
Vorthem    Indiana   Law    Sohool;    law;    co-ed.; 

est.    1879;    Mark    L.    De    Motte,    A.    M., 

Dean. 
Vorthem     Indiana    Vormal    Sohool;     normal; 

private;   co-ed.;   H.    B.   Brown,    Pres. 
Northern  Indiana  Sohool  of  Pharmacy;  phar.; 

co-ed.;   est.    1893;   J.    Newton   Boe,    Dean. 
Polk's  School  of  Piano  Tuning;  piano  tuning; 

co-ed.;  est  1900;  C.  C.  Polk,   Prin. 
Valparaiso    College;    see      Northern      Indiana 

Normal  School. 
Valparaiso  School  of  Photography;    photogra- 
phy; est.   1002;   A.  H.   Beading,   Prin. 

VINCENNES,  Knox  Co.,  pop.,  10,249. 
Bt.    Bose   Academy;   girU'    boarding;    B.    C; 

Sister   St.    CyrilU,    Prin. 
Vincennes   Vnirersity;   col.;   co-ed.;   non-sect.; 
est.  1806;   Horace  Ellis,  Ph.  D.,  Pres. 

WESTFIELD,  Hamilton  Co.,   pop.,   670. 

Union   High  Academy   and   Business  College; 
bus.  and  sten.;   Irvin  Stanley,   Pres. 
WINONA  LAKE,  Kosciusko  Co.;  pop.  156. 

Winona  Agricultural  Institute;  agrlc;  co-ed.; 
Presb.;   H.    B.    Dubois,    Pres. 

Winona  Summer  School;  summer;  co-ed.;  est. 
1895;  Bev.  S.   C.  Dickey,  Pres. 

Winona  Training  School;   prep.;   co-ed.;   non- 
sect.;  H.  S.  Lehr,  Pres. 

WOLF  LAKE,  Noble  Co.;  pop.  284. 
Industrial   School;   prep,    and   indust.;    co-ed.; 
Seventh    D.     Adv.;     Ellsworth     A.     Kern, 
Prin. 


56,190.    School  age,  5-2 


Indian  Territory  is  the  Ihirtj-iiinth  of  the  states  and  territories  of  llic  Union 
in  point  of  population,  having  a  total  of  3gi,96o  inhabitants,  of  whom  302,680,  or 
77.3  per  cent,  arc  white.  Of  this  number  4,768,  or  1.2  per  cent,  arc  foreign  bom. 
The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  is  19  per  cent,  the  territory 
ranking  ihirly-eighlh  in  this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  territory 
is  under  the  control  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior,  and  ci>mpriscs  a  Superin- 
tendent of  Schools,  together  with  a  school  inspector  in  each  of  the  various  nations. 


STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 
Geobce  Beck,  President Tishomingo 

SCHOOL  INSPECTORS.  no.  of 

Nation.  Inapeftnr*!  Nimf.  Addcesi.  Srliooli. 

Creek    Alice  M.  Hoberlson   Vuaeogoe   CS 

Cherokee    Benjamin    S,    Coppock   Tahlequah     14S 

"'-— ' —  Calvin    Ballard     ^outh    MeAlealer    30 

George   B^ck    TIshomlnBo    19 


HIGHER  IMSTITUTlOKS  OP  LEARNING. 


8.lTldci 

Indii 

a:  Kilwin  H.   B 

OHELBEA,    Ob 

A<»d.m7i  prep.;  co-ed 

Ski- 

Ihriitil 

MlHllD^     mlHloo    ,olx 

■ei.;  Cumb.  Pmli.; 


unsCOGEE,  Orwk  Smtion,   pop.. 
BsniT  KmiUII  OoUafi:    ml.;    o 
Mt.    1884;    KsT.    A.    Omnt    E 
BpauldiBC    FiiulB    Coltote;    Rlr 

2H. 

■ed:    Prert.-; 

niui.  Fret 

OAK  LODGE,   CimcUw  Nition,   P->Ii 

™^I8»1. 

PBYOH    CBEEK.    Charsk..    M.tiD 
Prjoi    Cr«k    OoUejitli    Initttul 

;  TO.,™; 

BTAK.   CUokiHH  IrmtioB.   pop.,   1,000, 
SfUi    EduOfttloDul    lutitnta;    prep,:     co-ed.; 

TAKLEaVAH,  OheiokM  KUloB,  pop..  1,432. 

liSS;    Esr.  wVlttr  J.' Pick.  Ph.  B.,  Pree! 
VINITA.    Ckanke*   HfttloB,    pap..    2,330. 
VUUe  HbImU   Collece;    prep.;  ro-ed.:    IL   ■. 
8o.;  Bet.  C.  L.  BrownlBi.   Prtn. 


IOWA. 

Population,  2,231,853.     School  census,  723,347.     School  age,  5-21. 

Iowa  is  the  tenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total  of 
2,231,853  inhabitants,  of  whom  2,218,667,  or  99.4  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  num- 
ber 305,782,  or  13.7  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of 
the  entire  population  is  2.3  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  first  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE 

John  F.  Riggs^  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Des  Moines 

J.  C  Bennett,  Deputy  Superintendent Des  Moines 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATIONAL  EXAMINERS. 

John  F.  Riggs,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  ex  ofl&cio.  Presi- 
dent    Des   Moines 

George  E.  MacLean,  President  of  State  University,  ex  officio Iowa  City 

Homer  H.  Seerley,  President  of  State  Normal  School,  ex  officio Cedar  Falls 

O.  J.  McManus Council  Bluffs 

Maria  M.   Roberts Ames 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Iowa  has  no  State  Text-Book  Commission,  the  question  of  free,  uniform  text- 
books being  optional  with  the  school  corporations  except  in  counties  having  voted 
for  county  uniformity  when  the  county  board  adopts  for  the  several  schools. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

John  F.  Riggs^  President,  ex  officio Des  Moines 

Under  the  constitution  of  this  organization,  each  County  Superintendent  is 
made  the  Manager  for  his  county ;  thus  the  County  Superintendent  becomes  a 
supervisor  of  a  course  of  reading  for  the  teachers  of  his  own  county.  The  books 
are  selected  by  a  board  of  directors  chosen  from  among  the  County  Superintendents 
of  the  state,  acting  in  conjunction  with  the  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction, 
who  is  chairman  ex  officio  of  this  board.  The  law  requires  the  treasurer  of  each 
rural  school  corporation  to  set  aside  from  the  semi-annual  apportionment  not  less 
than  five  cents  for  each  person  of  school  age  for  the  purchase  of  library  books. 
The  board  may  increase  the  amount  so  set  aside  to  fifteen  cents  for  each  one. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

T.  T.  McConnell,  President Cedar  Rapids 

Adam  Pickett,  Secretary Mount  Ayr 

Northeastern  Iowa  Association,  Supt.  J.  E.  Vance,  President Marion 


ti  PATTSSSOirS  COLLSGK  AMD  SCHOOL  DISSCTORT 


IOWA. 


IOWA. 


Northwestern  Iowa  AssociatioD,  W.  IL  Stevens,  President Sioux  City 

Southwestern  Iowa  Association,  H,  H.  Savage,  President Denison 

Southeastern  Iowa  Association,  H.  C  Hollings worth,  Vice-President Albia 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  Pop.  of 

C^ttnt7.  SopcrtBteadent's  Name.  Address.  Goonty. 

Adair  Mrs.  Eaia  C.  Chantry Greenfield    16,19« 

Adams   A,  B.  L«wis Corninfir   13.601 

Allamakee    John  R  Mills Waukon    18,711 

Appanoose    W.  M.  Speers Centervllle    25.927 

Audubon    Arthur   Farquhar Audubon    13,626 

Benton    C.  R,  Lowe Vinton    25,177 

Black  Hawk Chas.  Elliott Waterloo    32.399 

Boone   Ralph  R.  Ctobb Boone    28.200 

Bremer    John  T.  Remick Waverly   16,306 

Buchanan    M.  J.  Gtoodrlch Independence    21,427 

Buena  Vista J.   E.   Durkee Sioux    Rapids 16,975 

Butler    Ida  F.  Leydi^r Allison    ^ 17.956 

Calhoun    W.   R.  Sandy Rockwell    City 18,569 

Carroll  W.  J.  Barloon Carroll    20,319 

Cass  Mrs.  Bertha  A.  Johnson Atlantic   21.274 

Cedar    Geo.   H.   KellogST Tipton  19371 

Cerro    Gordo P.  O.  Cole Mason    City 20.672 

Cherokee    Agnes  J.  Robertson Cherokee  16,670 

Chickasaw    F.  J.  Conley New  Hampton  17.087 

Clarke    W.  C.  Davis Osceola    12.440 

Clay   'H.  F.  Fillmore &)encer    13,401 

Clayton   C.  J.   Adam Elkader  27.750 

Clinton    Geo.  B.   Farrell Clinton  43,882 

Crawford  F.  L.  Hoffman Denison   21,685 

Dallas    R.  F.  Wood Adel    23.058 

Davis    Harvey  O.  Roland Bloomfleld  15,620 

Decatur    Eli  Hutchinson Leon    18.116 

Delaware  Frank  D.   Joseph Manchester    16,185 

Des    Moines Howard  A.  Mathews Burlington    35,989 

Dickinson    W.  T.  Davidson Spirit    Lake 7,995 

Dubuque    P.  J.   Schroeder Dubuque   56,408 

Elmmett    Maria  Z.  Pingrey Estherville    9,936 

Fayette   Henry  L.  Adams West   Union 29,845 

Floyd    Frederick  Schaub Charles    City 17,754 

Franklin    Samuel  B.  Campbell Hampton    14.996 

B*remont  Mattle  Lee  A.  Lair Sidney    18.646 

Greene   A.  J.  Obllnger Jefferson  17,820 

Grundy    J.  D.  Adams Grundy    Center 18,757 

Guthrie   M.  P.  Kenworthy Guthrie   Center 18,729 

Hamilton   L.   N.  Gerber Webster    City 19,614 

Hancock  A.  M.  Deyoe Gamer   13,762 

Hardin  Mrs.  Ella  B.  Chassell Eldora    22,794 

Harrison  D.  B.  Brainard Logan   25,597 

Henry    'Annie  E.  Packer Mt.   Pleasant 20,022 

Howard    Helen  L.  Chapin Cresco    14.512 

Humboldt    *Clarence    Messer Humboldt    12,667 

Ida  J.  C.  Hagler Ida   Grove 12,827 

Iowa    Howard  T.  Ports Marengo    14,544 

Jackson    C.   C.   Dudley Maquoketa    28,615 

Jasper    John  E.  Roberts Newton    26.976 

Jefferson    Anna    White Fairfield    17,437 

Johnson    L.  H.  Langenberg Iowa    City 24.817 

Jones  Clifford  B.   Paul Anamosa  21,954 

Keokuk  C.   B.    Miller Sigoumey 24.979 

Kossuth    C.  H.  Belknap Algona   28.720 

Lee   E.   C.   Lynn Ft.   Madison 89.719 

Linn  J.  E.  Vance Marion   56.892 

Louisa    C.  R.  Wallace Wapello    18.516 

Lucas   Laura    Fitch Chariton    16.126 

Lyon    'A.  W.  Grisell Rock  Rapids 13,165 

Madison    rr.  H.  Stone Winterset    17,710 

Mahaska  Jas.  P.   Dodds Oskaloosa    34,278 

Marion  W.  H.  Lucas KnoxviUe  24,159 


^^^^                      OF  IHE  UMIIED  STATES  AHD  CANADA. 

■ 

1 

/OtfA.                                  1 

/OtVA. 

p.,...^l 

...IfcTM 

...H,91B 

Monroe    R.  B.  Spencer 

RlnSKOld     Mrs.  U  I..  Richardson.. 

::£SS^H 

Wri^t  Angus    McDonald 

Clarion   

...^  ^ 

HIGHKH   IMSTITUTI 

DNS   OF 

LEARNING. 

■ 

ACXWOSTa     W»mil    Co      pnp      I'M 

Aakwonh    Andemy^    prep.;    eo-td.;     rrlcDda; 

Lutharm: 

Hlch  Bsbool;  tloKd. 

Boarnd 

«'7    8=hool^pr.p.: 

o-ed.: 

^1 

Out    LUly    or    Loiirdsa   Aosdemj:    p 

i>-|  AuduDTl   pnp.: 

Bt.  Joto".  Oithallo  Bohooi;  prep.T  w-ed,;   B. 

St.  Joh; 

■  fl<irm>ii  Ctttaollo  Bo 

OALKAS 

B'dii.   Luth.;    Rbt.  0.  A.   Kcoe,  Pr.'i. 

r    M.    Ur.uln.    Buptrli 

BALLTOWir,    Dilllli«ll>    Co.,    pop.    79. 

CutoU   Co.,    pop.   2,83!. 

1)6                     PATTERSOM'S  COLLEGE  AMD   SCHOOL   DIRECTOHY                       ^ 

IOWA. 

IOWA. 

St.    Jo»[A-«   Bohool;    prep,;    B.    C;    Francla- 

St,  litor'a  and  Paul'a  Schcoli   prep,;   B.   C; 

CABCADE,  Dubuauo   Co..   p..p|  1,266. 
Bt.  Kartln'a  AcademT;  prep,;  co-ed,;  BeT.  L. 

Bt,    Mary'a    Acadamr;    prep.;    ca-ed,;    B.    C; 
BeT.  I.  B,   Alberta.   Prea. 
CEDAB  FAUB.  Black  Bawk  Co.,    pap,.  B.aiO. 
Iowa  BUt«  Normal  Schecl;  normal;  etate;  co- 

Coa  Ooll-toi  «L;  co-ed.;  Prcabjr.;  ot.    i§§l: 

:f;rf?a„X";i','riti^s:;orranS;; 

the    Jorl«lletlon     of     the     United    State. 

ss  «.d..,.  h...  i.,..d  «.  ...1,  .1 

HforlnK    Iho   lilfb.al    er.dei    gud   reclv- 
IDE     tHe      arM     .ppoli.tiu.nt,    Ip    o«rlr 

CHABLEB  CITT,  Fto,d  Co.,   pop.,   *,XCT. 
CSABTER  OAX,  Oiawfotd  Co.,  pop.  ITS, 

"Tfi  ■•i?.'r'a--x?'™H"  EipT 

Frin. 
CHABITOK.  Laoaa  Co..  p^p.  3.080, 

BlaL-kbutn,   Prln. 

cat.   1004;  J.  W.  O'Brjan.  Prop. 
CLABE,   Wabatai  Co.,  pop.   37*. 
St,    Matthew'a  School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    E.    C: 

CLABEBOE,   Cedai  Co.,   pop.   0TB. 
Gorinan  EvanteUcal  81.  John".  School;  prep.; 
eo^., 

CliDtan 'Boai^eaa  Oaila(e;''bua. 'and  atcu.;   B. 

GaraiAn    Lutjiona    Paioohlal     Bohool:     prep.; 
co-ed.;    ETsn.    Lutb.;   F.    Melchert.    Prln. 

B.    C:   eat.    UBS;    UMtaer   Uagdaler     8u 

Baored  Beait  Academj;  piep.;  co^^.;  B.  C; 
aialer   M.    Monica.    Superior. 

Wartburt    Collaie;  '  cal.;     men;     Lutta.;     eat. 

college' BFBINaB,   P^   Oo„    pofi.    W3. 
Amitr    CoUaie;    col.;    co-ed.;    nan-aeet.;    eat. 

1ST2;    Key.    R.   T.    Campbell.    Prea. 
CORHIHO,   Adaml  Co.,  pop..  2.IU. 

D.   Bwlng.    D.    D,,    Prln. 
COUKCn.   BLUFFS,    Pottawattamia    Co.,    pop.. 

2S.802. 

Slater  Uar;  Cblusla.  Priu. 
Bt.    Josepb   Bohool;    prep,;   bo^a:    B.    C:    eal. 

1880;    Very   Eev.    Patrick   amylh.    Prea. 
Waatem     loan    BualnaM     Collate;     bua.     and 

iten.;   B.  E.  Wlatt,   Prea. 
CEEBCO.  Howard  Co..   pap.   2,806. 
Creaaa  Xonnal  Collefe;  cluHd. 
Bt,     Joaeph'a    School;    prep.;     B.     C;     Slater 

DAMBUBY.  Woodbury  Co..  pap.  <80. 
St.  Patrlck-a  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed,;  B.   C; 
Rei,    T.    Meegheu,    Pre*. 
DAVENFORT.    Boott   Co.,    pap.    3a,XS4. 

U.  C-;  Slater  U.ry  Edltha.  Snpertor*!" 
Brows'i    Buainesa    Oollaae;    boa.    and    (tm  ■ 

J.  H.  Onatna,  Bnpt. 
DannpoTt  Inatituta;  prep.;   co-ed.:   non-aact.: 

Alwll  0.    U.   Maeller.   Prln. 

ed.;    Berltia    Peleraoii.    Prln. 
Dunoan'i    DaTOnport    Buainea*    Oollav*;    boa. 

Lutb.;  Paul  J.   nunge.   Prea. 
HaaklD'a     Bohool;     prep.;     co-ed.;     non-aeet.; 

Oratory;    men;   eat.    1004;    Cal,    Carer  M. 
Jonea.   Prea. 
Fewer    School    of    Kuaio;     music    and    dram, 
art:     cat.     1001;     Frank    A.     Power,     Di- 

8t.    Catherine'*^    School;    ilria:    b«rdln«;    F. 
DECOBAH,  WinnMUab  Co..  pap.  S.M9. 

"-Si  rcsi.s.'pS'."'"  -^■- 

ed.:   B-   C-;   Slater  Marr  Clare.  SniHrkir.  ■ 
Lathee  Oollece;   cat:    mpn:   Loth.;  eat    IBSl; 
Rei.  C.  K.  Preoa.  Pre*. 
DENISOK,  Crawford  Co.,    pap.   J.TTl. 

OF  TH£  UNITED  STATES  AMD  CANADA. 


IOWA. 

tOWA. 

Sulw)    Vtaatl    ul   Builniiu    Collsi*:    d«- 

DZ  WITT.  CUnton  Co.,  pop.  1.383. 

Slil.r    U.    Terow.    Supprlor. 

Gsnsu      Puoohlil     Bohooli     prep.:     to<a.; 

Evm.  Luti.:  1.   HlUcnaort.  Prln. 
St,     Sen    haitni:    pwp.:     co-eU.;     B.     C: 

Rcf.    P.    J.    Katrell)-.    Pre*. 

DEXTEE,  D^llai  Co,,   pop,,   TBS, 
Daitu  IStma^i  Hehul;  Dormali  lUte;  ca«d.; 
A.    G,    SmIIh.    Prea. 

DOnOKEETY,    Corro    Gordo  Co.,    pop.    IM. 

Dtnnxuk  '  Ac«a.myi     prep.:     to-ed.;     Com.: 

St.    P.lriok'.    Sobooli    prpp,;    ™-(^.;    B.    at 

J.    RlrUfflona  Chlldfc   Prln. 

Slsler    Murr    Li^.ld...    Supuriof. 

DEB   MOINES,    Poik    Co.,   pnp.,    M.1S0. 

tl.  C:   Piitbi^r  Ngg^nl.  Pr». 

R.  C-;  SKtcr  U.  Aboodla.  Superior, 

CipiUl    CIV    CgnmuniUI    OoUani    bui.    >nd 

,l.-n.:   W.  H.    M.'Ci.ule)-.   P«t 

U.    C;   SUtcr  U.    AlofiU   raberlr.   Prln, 

C&pltal    Cltj    lalemph    Inititutal    Ul.:    c>t. 

Birlu.  Boiinu.  CoUw*;   boo,   ind  Hon.:   0. 

ISuli  J.  W.   Bfldlng.   Mcr. 

Bi^lcM,   Prps. 

Callor  BuilneB  School;   bn>.  ind  sten.;  Mr*. 

BaiOiel  C.  Cl«ke,  Prln. 

Du  HdIdu  OsUan;   poJ.;   co-rf.:   B»pt.:   eit 

theoj,:  Men;  Prwli,;  est.  ISSa;   Bcr.  Wtl- 

D«  Koiuu  Collasa  i>r  Dental  SuigHT.  Dnks 

CniTeriltj;  drat.;  fo-ed,:  i-st.  1888;  Frcd- 

Mt.  's"  Jiil*ph   cilLtew^i^  *o*i.iii7:    HtM* 

etlcli  Knutl,  D.  D.  8..   Dmp. 

boordlne;    R.    C:    Slaten  of  Cbailtr.   B. 

D»   XDinH   Huioil   CdUbk>;    diiibIc:    ra-i^d.; 

V,   v.. 

W,   L.   Barlell.   Director. 

8t.   ColnubkiU-i  AMdunT;   prop.;   co-ed.:   BCT. 

I>«  Maine*   Bsbsol  of   O«lorr   ud   Emllth; 

J.     B.    Toffatty.    Prln, 

elo.;    BmoiB   C.    Pugh.    Friu. 

St.    JoHplii   Aoaduivi    prep.;    ikli;    R.    0.; 

Omid  Tiov  Coll^o;  prep.:  co-ed.;  Bt. 

Bsaedtct  Nordmlon,  Pr«l. 
Klflilind    Puk    CcUcBo:    nor.;    prliil?. 

1888:  O.  H.  Lonrmll.  Prcs. 
BithUnd   Puk   Callota   at   Phurmiio;: 


Hlchluid  Park  CoU^o  of  Law; 
Hokeikiohuh.Oarpaiitar    Bcbool   of 


Iowa   BbiIbu*   Oollaia;   biu.   aad   Men.;    ut 
18S6;  A.   W.   Andlej.  Prea. 


phni.;   iii-Fd.:   e«. 

1SS3;   Wm.  8 

nmanlal 

and     Bowan 

StUl    Collar 

of    Date 

Sqpfrtor. 

r       Blatec    B 

St.  Mary'a  Aoademr;  p 
Itey.    C.    JubMolcc.    I 

Bt.  PaCriok'a  Acadom;: 
Key.    Jiilin  Hnlpln, 

Bt.     Paul' I     EnnsoUoal 


EAOLE   OROVE.    Wrigbt   □ 
ELKADEB,    CUyton    Co.,    p 


»p.    1,813. 
ea-ti.;    R.    C; 

:':     Bey!' Tb.     V. 


8t,     Marj'. 

EF WORTH,    I 


4 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


1 


fADtSAUK,  BuohuBB  Co.,   yop.  M4. 
Aoadsmr     of     tbt     ImnwntaU     DonsaptlM: 

FAKI.ET.  DulmquB  Co.,  pnp.  S13, 

FATETTE.  Fitrttta  Co..  pop..    1.3IG. 

Uppor  low*  UDlrmlt;;  »J.:  ro-cd.;  U.  B.: 
«t.  ISBT;  Ret.  Tbomai  J.  Biiwtt.  Pm. 
FESTIMA.  Winoaihiak  Co.,   pop.    Ul. 

Bt.    JUrj'*   Aommyi    prep,;    do-i^J.;    R.    C: 

roaiiST  OITT.  Wlnimb»«o  Co.,   pop.   1.7B8, 


««.;   C.  V.   Plndliij.   Ptln. 

FT.   HASISOK.  L»  Co..  pop.   6.Z1 

lohDHn'i    Bniln«M   OoU«c*l    bug 

W.  Jobiinon,    Crln. 

QE&ltAXTOWH,   O'Brlao  Co..  pop. 


OILBEaTSVtLLE.   Bin  ok  Biv) 


GRAND  JintCTIOir,  Om 


Humboldt    Ootloio;    normal; 

J,    r.    Pr'lproon.    A.    H.. 

DfBEPENDENCE,  Buflhuiui  C 


L  CniAltDI 


CniAltDLA,  W«rr4n  Co.,   pop..  S,M 


Slmpus    C«ll>i*:    col.r    co-cd,;    U 

lSff7;  CliM.    mirrit  SbeltOD.   Pi 

IOWA    CITY.  JohDHD   Co.,    pop..   T.l 

Io«    dtr    OonuDOisIU     Oollaic: 
•len.^  J.  H.   WlUUnu.   Pru. 


Stata    TTsiTsnltj'   of    I 


R.   C;    Ker. 


;   Ocorte   B.   Uic- 


i,  Oollcc*  of  Homoo- 


pithio  Modtoin*: 

ett.  IHTl:  Oeorgr  Rnril.  M.  D.,  I 
8Uta   TTnlnnitr    of    lom,    OollOf*   < 

SUM    ^olTonl'tV    of    loin,    CoIIoe*   o 


.. ;  co-Hl;  HL   18SS; 

THtent   Aettoi  Dmb. 
At*  Dnlwnlt)'  of  lom,    aobsol  o 


ViiTOnlty   Bulnau   CoUsfo;   bat.   nnd  ■[*! 
EU«b»tb     Irirti.    PriD. 
IOWA   FALLS.  Hudin  Co.,   pop..  1.9*0. 
EUnroTth  OoU*((:    prop.;     cd4IL:     ■!■  me 

JEWELL,  B*milt0B  Co..  pop.,  017. 
J.woll  Lutboru  CoUb«;  pn^p.:  co-e6.:  LtiU 
CM.  ISU;  It.  I.   LobT«,  B.  L..  FlM. 
EXOKUK,  L«   Co.,  pop..   U.MI. 
S«kak    BniiiMH    Initltata;    bua.    lod    ■!« 

M.   J.    Msllerj,   Pm. 
Kaoknk   Collit*  of   7b«naur:    plur.i   am 
eit.  lOUO;   O.   D.  WiUor,   M.   D..   Dud. 
Kookok    SoBtel    Colloca.;    di'ol,:    ctred.:    e 


St.    TlneoBt'o   Aeadony;    c 
Y.    k.'  C.    A.    H<(h'  lohool 


LABCBWOOD.  Irta  Co..  pop.  • 
Larohvood  Nomal  CoQoiro;   c1' 

LAWLEB,  Chlskiuw  Co..  pop, 
Mt.    Oumsl   PinobiLt  School; 

LEOSAHD.   Minball  Co.,   pop.. 


PilODda'     j^ffadnmj ; 


OF   THE   UMITED   STATES   AND   CAHADA. 


IOWA 

IOWA 

J.  H.  Bidlir,  Prtn. 

PKlnar    Csllx*!     «il.:     wed.:     OhrUL;     e*t 

LeveHob    Morniill    Bobool;    Dor-;    prOale;    «f 

■}a.:  R.   W.  t«ver!rh.  Prln. 

LCIUBS.   PljnuiuEli   Co.,   mp.,    4.1M. 

■fuaoatlna  Buatneaa   CoUa(«:    boa.    and  atan.; 

Bt.  JoispH'i   Audtmr;   prep.;  r»d.;   R.   C: 

eat,    IHW;   W.  D.   Peck,   Prea. 

Bt.    Harr'a    A«da»y;    prep.;     R-    C;    Blatar 

WeiUrn  Valan   CoU«(«i  nornul;  prlTitc:   co- 

Hj.elntb.    Superior. 

ert,;    Hermiin   H.    Tboren.    Prei. 
LOWDEN.  Cadu  On,,  pop.  644. 
GarrnkD-EnKUitL    Lnthano    Bohosli    prop,;    co- 

Bt.    Ihthlu  Audamyi   prep.;    R.   C;   Blatera 

NEOLA      PotUwattunio    Co      pop 

Ml.;    Lath.:    W.   Srhnildt.    Prin. 

81.  Jo«ph'a  Sobcol:  prep.;'  co-ed.;  R.  C;  Sla- 

ler  Superior. 

NEWHALL,    Banton   Co.,    pop.    ISO. 

LVZEBNE.    BBQtaa    Co.,    pop.    laO, 

Eiangoliaal   Lutberan   CaUo(a;    prep.;    en-cd.; 

Ennialiul   Luthsrin    C«U>Ea:    prep.;    ro.fd.: 

Eyon.     Lolh.;     TH-i.     G.     A-     Hatlhaldeaa, 

LTOHS,  Baburb  of  Clinton. 

HEW    HAKFTOK,    Cblokaaaw   Co.,    pop.    Z.S30. 

Oar  Lidr  of  AicaU-  SamlBur;  glrla'   board- 

Now  Hampton  normal  B«hool;  nor.;  prlrata; 

Ike;   R.  C;  eit.   1872;  Slateta  of  CbarLI; 

co-ed.-,  T.  J-  Wormier.  Ptln. 

81.    Marj'a    PuoobUl    Sohsol:    prep.:    eo-e«.i, 

It.   H.   Forkenbrock,  Prln. 

Bev.  JoMph  M.  mil.  Prln. 

KEW   HATEir.   Mltsball  Co.,    pop.   BO, 

HAU^ASS,   Pilo  Alto  Co..  pop.  2D3. 

Bt.    Hary'i    Asdemr:    prep.:    co-cd.;    It.    0.; 

Bt.  Jcupb'i  Audomr;    prep.;   co-Hl.:    R.   C; 

r.lh<.r   Berry.    Prln. 

HEW    PHOTIDEHCE,    HardlB    Co.,    I>ot>^»«. 

MAHCHEBTER,    SoUwiTg    Co,,    pop.    S.SST. 

sister  Ursulu.  Supprlor. 

•eet.;  A.  T-  Btylea.  Prln. 

NEWTOK,    Jupar  Co..  pop..  S.flM. 

MAMnXA,    Cr»w(ord   C,    pop.    ITS. 

Kawton  Normal  CoUafo;  BDrmal:  prlTate:  co- 

Ocnamn     PuoaUU      Bobool:      picp.:      co-fd.: 

ed.;   0.   W.  Wormier.  Pnsa. 

Einn.    Lulb.:   Rei.   C.    A.   Krof,   Prln. 

HEW  TIEHNA,  Dobuqno  Co.,  pop.  !MB. 

KASCDB.    ChBivkw   Co.,    pop.    718. 

St.   Bonifaoa  AoademT:  prep.;   eo-ed,:   B.   C; 

PuDDblil   SDhKl;    prop.;    «-ed.;    R.    0.;    Sli 
lera  of  CInrLtr, 

Bry,    T.    W.     Papc.    Prin, 

NORA  BPSniQB,   Fiord  Co.,  pop..   1.209. 

Nor*      Spriora      Seminur;       pr«p.:       ro-cd.: 

Burad  Haut  AHdamr;  pr^p.:  ra-ed.;   R.  C; 

FHenda;  «t.    ISSSi  a.  T.  Flahef,   PiUl. 

eat.    1S9I>;    W.    H.   (illbert.   Prln. 

St.   KuT'a   Inatituta;  bus,   nad  ntvn.:   Molbrr 
M,   Pro  PCM.   Pres. 
MABDN  CITY.    Cairo  Gorda  Co,,    pop,.  e.T4Q. 

NORWAT,  BaatoB  Ca.,  pop.  633- 

Bt.  Hiohul-a  Sobooh   prep.:   co-ed.;    ReT.  Jo- 
ORANGE  cm.  Bleiu  Co.,  pop.,  I.IHT. 

low*  Normal  ud  BuiloHa  Cgllate;   nor.   and 

0.   4.    R.;  W.   A.  Morrlt,   Ber. 

pd.;     Hefi.rmea:     Plilllp    SooleB.     A-     M., 

Bt.    Fnnsia    Aodamr:    prep.;     B.    0.;     Rer. 

OBAOE,    Mitobell   Co.,    P^P  .    1.734. 

ToUnrl'i  Biulsaaa' Dnlvenlty;  bui.  and  aten.; 

Cadar  Valley  Bamlnary;  twep.;  co-ed.;    Bapt.; 

eat.  isn;  Tliomaa  W.  Todd.  Pb.  D..  Prtn. 

MEYER,  mtcbell  Co.,  pi>p.  11. 

Oakalooaa    Bualnaaa    CoUaia;  "bai.    infl   itaa.; 

B,    .f.    Wrlebl,   Pres. 

MODHT  PLEA8AJCT,   Henir  Co.,   pop,.  4.1U9. 
GariBU    Oollaia:    col.;    co-ed.;     M.     E.|     eat. 

Finn  College;  col.;  rn-ed:  Frienda;  cat.  tST3; 

1873;  Bdwln  S.  BiTlghont.  Prt* 

Hom'a    Audamy;     pr.'p.;     co-ed.:     aoo-aei't. ; 

Bt.  Fr»ncla  da  Sals'a  Aoadamj;  prep.;  po-ed.: 

e.t.  1844:  B-  c.  eo«-^.  m.  »..  Prin. 

R,    C;    Slater   M.    HlldeEard,    Soperlor. 

lava   Waalarun    1lBi(anitT;    eol. :    m-ed, :    M. 

OTTVICWA.    Wapalla    Co.,    pop.    IS.IBT. 

■.;  eat.  ISM;  Joba  W.   Banaliar.  Pro. 

St.   7aiepb'a  Awdemri   prep-;   eo-ed.;    R.   C: 

MORHT  TEENOK,   LlBB  Co,,    pop-,    l.effl. 

Mother   Superior. 

C«a.ll    CoUow:     col.;     eo.edTM,     E.:     eat. 

OYENS.   PlTmonth  Co..   pop.    112. 

J8ST;  KeT.   Wm.  P-  Klo,.  D.  D.,   LL,  D-. 

Bt.    CatlHTlno'B   Aaadamy;    prep.;    co-ed.:    R. 

C;  Eor.  Scbulto.   PriB. 

PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIBECTOEY 


FLEABAKT  PLAIN,  J 


KE118EN.  tlymow 


[cluMl;   pri^p.;    R.    C; 


BALIX,    'Woodbury   Co.,    pup.    3ST. 
Bt.   iDuph's  Aondeinr!    ptfp.;   Fo-nl.; 

SHEKAITSOAH,   Pmo  Cs..  pop.   3,ST3. 
Vaiteni    Kormal     CoUaca!     nonnjil;     i 


VIHTDN,  BsntDD  Ca.,  pop.  S,4BS. 

lorn    Collscs    for    Blind;    Indnil. 

Mt.  1832;  Thoinai  J".  McCbm 

Tilford     Ci>L]«cifttB     Aoadamy;     pi 

WATESLOO,   BUok  Hiwk  Co,.  po| 
Andanir  of  Dur  lAd;  of  Tlttoi] 

Witorloo    Buiinou    CoUsib;    bDi. 


WATEELT,    Brom>r   Co..    pop..    3,1JT. 
Bt,    Buniird    Bohool;     prep,:    co-ed.;    K.     C: 

Slater  H.  [Enatli.  Prin. 
Wuthitri  Talchan'   Bemlnuj  uid  Avuiaaj; 
pfep.;    co-ed.;    Ernn,     I-ulh.;     eit.     ISTO; 
Re  I.   I,   Lbti,   Director. 
WEST  BEND.   File  Alto  Co.,   pup.  6Sa.     • 
at.   JoMph'i  Ao&dainy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C; 

WBBTBBANCH.    Cedu    Co.,    pop.    SIT. 
Boiltorjeod  Bomlnirj;  prep.;  co-ed.:  Fr 
EdmuDd   S.    Smitb,    Snpt. 

wooDBnra,  HiiTiion  Co,,  pop.  i.awi. 


Kansas  is  the  twenty- second  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  poptilation,  having   1 
a  total  of  1470^95  inhabitants,  of  whom   1,416,319,  or  96.3  per  cent,  are  whitt 
Of  this   number   126,577.   or  8.6   per   cent,   are   foreign    born.      The   percentage   of    | 
illiteracy  o£  the  entire  population   is  2.9  per  cent,  the   state  ranking  third  in   t"  ' 
respect.     The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE.  I 

I.  L.  Dayhoff,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  ..Topckt    I 

Frank   R.   Dver,  Assistant   State   Superintendent Topeka    I 

Thos.  J.  Hayes,  Bond  Clerk   Topeks 

Lauha   a.  Pavne,   Statistician   Topeka 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION, 

I.  L.  Dayhofp,  State  Superintendent,  President  of  Board  Topeka 

J.  M.  Wilkinson,  President  of  Stale  Normal  School  Emporia 

FsANK  Strokc,  Chancellor  of  State  University  Lawrence 

E.  R.  Nichols,  President  of  State  Agricultural  College   Manhattan 

E.  A.  Shepabdson,  State  Manual  Training  School Pittsburg 

H.  M.  CuLTER,  County  Superintendent,  Norton  County  Norton 

0.  G.  Mahkhau,  Professor  Latin,  Baker  University  Baldwin 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS. 
J.  R  BuBiows,  Secretary  of  State.  President  Topek» 

1.  L.  Dayhoff,  Secretary  Topeka 

C.  C.  Coleman,  Attorney  General   Topeka 

The  Stale  School  Fund  Commissioners  manage,  and  have  charge  of  the 
inveslment  of,  the  state  permanent  school  fund,  the  normal  school  permanent  fund, 
the  university  permanent  fund,  and  the  Stormont  Medical  Library  fund. 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION, 
Insley  L,  Dayhoff,  Chairman   Topeka 

C.  G.  Swingle,  Sec'y  Manhattan     H.  P.  Botcher  Argentine 

A.  B.  Carney  Concordia     S.  L  Hale La  CrosK 

Ge>;  W.  Kekduck  Leavenworth     Jork    Maddek    Emporia 

D.  O,  McCbay Topeka    J.  C.  Starr  Scott  City 

The  State   Text-Book   Commission   passes   upon  and  selects  the  text-books  to 

be  used  in  the  public  and  high  schools  of  the  slate,  in  accordance  with  the  state- 
unifonni^  law.  Books  are  adopted  for  a  period  of  five  years.  Those  for  the 
public  schools  of  the  state  were  selected  in  May,  1902;  those  for  the  high  schools 


PATTERSOM'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIBECTOBV 
KAHajJ  I  KAHSAB 


1 


P 


STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

[ksley  L.  DAVHorF,  President  Topeka 

W.  D.  Ross,  Secretary Oskaloosa 

W.  W.  Maze,  Treasurer Ellsworth     C.  G.  Swingle Manhattan 

J.  F.   Barnhill   Paola     Sullivan    Lomax    Independence 

L.  A.  Parke  Lyndon     W.  F.  Murray  KinKinan 

This  board  arranges  and  conducts  systematic  courses  of  reading  and  study 
for  teachers  along  the  lines  of  pedagogy  and  general  culture.  It  also  helps  to 
organize  the  work  of  pupils'  reading  circles  and  suggests  selections  for  school 
libraries   throughout   the   slate. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

A.  H,  BusHEV,  President  Pittsburg 

Julia  M.  Stone,  Secretary Concordia 

W.  C.  Lansdon,  Treasurer  Fort  Scott 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  ic.  ..t 


Butler   Chaa , 

Chase   T.  O.  Allen 

Chautauqua  ~  " 


..Cottonwood    Falls    K 


MuUlkeri! 

rinnie  Lockard  CrosbySt.  Prancla  N 


Clay   v..  . 

Cloud    Mii_ 

CoITey     a.    C.    Lane 

Comancho   mIbb  Anna  Huftmaster 


_.    ._.    Ashland 

C.  8.  Todd  Clay  Center 

Julia  M.  Stone  Oincordia 


..lis 


Crawford 

Dickinson     ,„ 

Doniphan    ciu 


.Burllnston    .  _  . 

„„„„  ., , „  ColdWftter    O 

BUta  Race      Wlnfleld    US 

Tnvlor  .  Olrard    117 

.    Banta  ■Ot>erlln     100 

McCormIck Abilene    Iffl 

Vlnsonhaler  .7^'  " 


■'Bllaworlh    _ 

"Oarden  City  U 

■■■Dodfre    City   K 


„ —    Duwnmn  "Lswrenoe U 

Edwards  t-   E.   C^unTry man. *.*.■.■;.*.■.■. ■.-.VKI'U'ley    « 

g"',   W.  F.   Blddlnger S™"^,; S 

BUia     wia    Crahhp  Hays   City    EG 

Elnjiey    „■   ^-    NirhnlB 

Pord    TC    Wo^Wv """f^*    " 

Franklin     r    V  ho £^        '^   Ottawa 

Graham —  u    =■    Rin**irhi.rti      '■'""-■■"Hill   City 7f 

Greeley    K^^rt  ^V.^ir"'""  Tribune  U 

Greenwood   ^^°  7;'£^L. -Hureka    IB 

Hamilton   7^ \PJ,*u^'',{ Byracwe    a 

Wuvor    g^'i-^i.^t''"*"  Anthony    » 

HarS*    P-   N.   Heck   Newton    It 

Haskefl    ?.   C.   Wnils   Santa  Fe    ]) 

HodKeman    »,'  ■'-,.£"  — .- Jetmore    tf 

Jackson   ^-  Lavinia  Bterrett  Holton   91 

Jafferaon    5;"..    „,"■  •''' -Orttalooaa   ug 

lewett    ^-  C'-J^"^ Monkalo    HI 

Johnson    FTiiKh   Durham   ..,...•--- Olathe    «T 

Keamr    fl[™    Margaret    McFarland .  .LaUa    U 


r 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


KlowB.    N.  T.  Cox  OreeiiBburK    ... 

I^bette MiEB  Haude  Ellison  Oswegt)   

l^jia    H.    S.    JentitBon DiKliton  -. 

Ijcavenwortti    J.  M.  Gllman  L^eavenwarth    ■ 

Uncotn    A.  J.   Stanley Ltnooln   

Unn     P.  H.   Harrtn  Mound  Cltr  

LiOgan   W.    H.    Hosklnson   RuB9e1[  Springs   . 

l.yon    Robert  L.    Mendprai —  =" '- 

Marton   James  A.   Ray 

Uarshall     Geo.    K.    Thompaon 

McPherHOn     T.    O.  Coona    

Meade    MIhb  Ruth   Bennett 

Miami     Miss  Maude  Davia.. 

MJtobell    Frank  Thompson    . 

UoDtBomery    B.   W.  Slalcr 


.  .Emporia 


„ iOn.'"^.V.'.V...,.,...Co\incl]  Grove 

Morton     Mrs.  W.  A.  Glenn HlchHeld     .... 

Nemaha   W.  T.  Anderaon.,., 5??"^    

Neosho    C.   W.   Payne   ...Erie 

Ness  MlHB  Edith  Sallabury NesH   City   

Norton   H.  M.  Culler  Norton   llfi 

Oaage   U  A.  Parke  r.„„H«„ 

Osborne    F.  O.  Scott 

Ottawa    W.  A.   Ward   


jXyndon   119 


■"MInneapollB    S9 

rt<»u«     ■^""  •^u,^  .JU-) yi^med  64 

Phillips    C.  M.  Arnold  ■S""j£'*"!^  V 15 

rt-.t^'i — ■ — 1.  n —   i>   f^^A, —  ^^estmoreland  lit 

■"Pratt   T8 


Pottawatomie Goo.  T.  Codding. 

Pratt     Mias  MattJo  O.   Hllliard 

Rawllna    EYank   N.   Morgan  

Reno   J.  H.  Jackson   

Republic     L.    W.   Nul--- 


Rlce    F.  W.  Lenner 

Riley    Miss  Hannah 

ROOka    "     H     nrahn, 


Belleville    . 

'Lyons   m 

Manhattan   W 

fllockton   113 

.B.M.  Lank  ...:,.".".....: '^.S?^"'  ** 

.P.  C.  Smith  £.",^t" 

.J.  H.  Corbett  ....  "'""' 


.   WelzlB.,, 


-Salina  ... 
■•--.   NeCl    Dillon "b™J 


..Miss   [ 


..1*5 


Sheridan 
Sherman 

Stafford' 


..John  R.  Car 


..Edwin  B.  Br 
..D.    B.    Mull.. 


Topeka  ita 

•Ooodtaiid   '...'.'..'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.  T2 

■Smith   Center    ]« 


Sumner   

Thomas  

Waubaiuiaee 

Wallace     Miss  Rosa    

Washington    a.  L.  Laahbrook 

WIchlf-  —       ~   

WUbol      „^ 

Woodson     Jol... „.„.„. 

Wyandotte    Chaa.  E.   Thomj 


'Johnson    IB 

^-  l.^":-,- WeTlIngton   m 

HI    Hn-i-ic  .Colby     so 

■Wskeeney  u 

Hinahaw. .y.y.V.V.V.V.^ah^on ' Springs  ".'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.  ^ 

IB8  Gilbert Washington   IBS 

„.^ _.   —   — LBhbrook   ..LeotI      .  M 

Sfii"*  Wm.  S,  Oldham  FVedonIa  ....... ...■.■.■.'.■.'.".■.■.■■iW 

"    ^i  ■W'^'^T'^  Tates  Center  71 

«     «„.!,>. —  Kanaas    Cfty Sa 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEABNING. 


Vt.  St.  Beholaitloa  1 


J 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AHS   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


1 


St.    Bsnsdlot'i    CoUtxa:     col.:    mep;     B,    C; 

e>t.  ISS71  B,  L.  ailUn.  Supt. 

EUSORA.  Doarlu   Co..   i»p.,    MO. 

EtTBEXA,   anODWiod   Co.,   pop.,   2.09 

Ipce  In  Kbdus  Ig  looUd  about  hair  nir 

bomD    polntiu      Amply    Hjulppeil    with    U- 

al    Tmlnliig. 

"lo'tt' 

;^ 

m   ld«> 

ii''». 

BEXOIT,   Xltota 

KfttiDiiftl    BoilnBU    CoUsga; 

BullwH  u'd 

Koraul 

0.11.C. 

Nkiarvth    Aoadflmj';    girls'    boafdlnf ;    R.    G. ; 

Ht.   ISS4;  MotliEr  ADtolBBtle,  Prln. 

OOirWAT  BFBINaB.   Sumaar  Co.,  pop.  Tl-t. 

Bsrmftl    mud    Buiineii     CDllaca;    Dormiil    ind 

bui,;   prlyiile:   S.    D.    Cr»ne.    Prn. 

BJUTTILLE,  Hirper  Co.  i  pop.   110. 

Bt.   Ksil  Amdtinr:   ptvp;   cM>-od.;   R,  0.;   eit. 

BODOE  CITT,  Focd  Co.,   pop.   1,642. 

Bs>.     E,  'a.     VnDghiD.     Pb.  "d.,    *B.    D.'. 


K.OO  per  ieek.     Tuition.  »2*,ut 
EIDOSIA,  Lyon  Oa.,   pop.  B.S2S. 
OoUeca  of  Emporl&i  ral.;  oo-ed.;   P 


Weitorn    Knsiaftl    CoEAarratorr :      mils. 

18T1:  Mri.  S.  P.  Chme,  P»». 

ENTEKPBIBE,  BloklMoo  Co.,  pop.  799. 


KABPEB,  Uu-poi  0( 
Harroi  Hormil  ta 

SATILAini,  Xlowc  I 
HlTllBJld    Adtdam; 

HAYB,   £111  ■   Co..   pu 


allege;     normal:     prlTitc; 
'Btulnaia  Collica)  i 


or   Miulo!    mui.:    e 


1   NanBil   Bobool; 


HESPEH,  Souglii  I 


CampbsU    CoUota; 


HDTCEINaoir,  Bona  Oa.,  pop.  a 
BiLlt    Oltj   BiulBou    OoUasa;    I 


Isls    BuinaH    CoUafi;    bna.    ind    (tao.;    aA.. 

KANBAB  CITY.  Wjudstta  Co.,  pop.  SLUB. 
CflllDca  of  FhjiloliiDi  ftnd  Burraoria  (iaerffv4^ 
April.  1006,  wllb  Hie  Kanus  City  Ued- 
Icy!  Collesg.  and  M*dl«)-Clilrnr«lc»l  Oat' 
iPBo  of  KnnuB  Cltj-.  Mo.,  to  farm  tkt; 
UiKlii-al    DrpartDiint.    t'nlrpriltj    of  Katt>] 


1 


OF  THE  UNITED   STATES   AHD   CANADA. 


Kanna   City    DniTanltji 


LAWKEVOE.  Dauslu  C 
LawraDM    BnmlnaH    Ci>U>r« ; 


VaiTS 


1.  1«Im:  W.  II.  1 


r'nbuib.  Fret 


Vnlnnitj  of  Kaiuu.  Oohiwl  «f  £B(lBHtiD(; 

A.  M..  Deiin! 
Dnlvanlty   «t  K>uu,    Bebml  o(   Law;    law; 
«-ed,;    eat.     ISai;    J.    W.    Gwcn,    A.    U., 

tfaiver^tf    of    Kanaai,     Sohool    of    KadiDina; 
pr«i».    m«d.     (freflhiDBn    ind    aophomore); 

ITalvenl^    ot    Kaniaa.    SohooL    of   Fbarmaoj: 


LEATZNWOKTH, 


LuavanHorth  Buaincu  Oolla«>:  bui.  and 

St.  Mary'i  Aoadsm)'!  girls'     bfiirding; 

*«l.  ISBIJ;   Mothtt  Mary  Regli. 

LECOMFTOH,    Douilaa    Co.,    iH>ti.'4<iS. 


A.    M..    Preii. 
LOfDBBOBG,  KaPbanon  Cg.,  pop. 
CoUata;    col.;    co-ed.;    S 


n 


KAKHATTAH,  Eil.y  Co.,  pop 

etata    Airioultunl 

Doliaca'i    • 

irlcDl,; 

cat.   1SS3; 

a,  E. 

Hola.  A.  M..  Frta. 

1    BuiinaH    CoUaga; 

bua.    and 

ry   Ciwn,    Frea. 

JtARIAS 

ABL     (F.     0..     Clabui 

mo),     BUa 

y    Ca,. 

OrphU.1- 

Hanai 

iTi, 

d.;    Swcd.    Lutb.:    c 
oaon.    Supl. 

MABySVnXE,    MantaaU    Co,. 

pop.   2.0M.                            i 

Moiam 

Womal  Oollaca;   aoi 

mtl;    priT 

te;  J. 

Allenbectef.  Prta. 
Elk  Co.;  pop.  ass. 

HoliBa 

CoUats;     prep.:     « 

-BBtt.: 

MADEAlr 

JackHW  Co..  pop.  Efi 

PotUw 

mdUni;    co-eH.;    Frferal;    cat 

isn:              1 

mag  ttigbey.  Sopt. 

.    Harvay    Co.,    pop. 

8,208. 

CoUera;     prep.:      co 

ed. ;      Ilan 

del.  Fre* 

NIOKEB   OM.    BoEia    Ca..    BOP. 

.038. 

The    N 

okenon   tTonnal   Coll 

(■;  norma 

:    prl- 

■  t.  tSSS; 

dward                  1 

NOETH 

BEAHCH.   J.W.11    Co 

.    pop._  100.                            ] 

Morlh 

Branch      Anailamy; 

co-ad.;                   1 

od«:  ot,   1S8U;  Bdna 

Oooilwin, 

"VoboKin  Ca.     pop.   3 

431. 

«' 

auta  SoboDl  for  tba  Saaf^ 

■ 

C.    HnaiDiDDd,    Supt 

C8AWAT01UE.  MlBml  Co..  po 

Oiawal 

ml*  auta  HoapJUl  1 
Fraoklin  Co.,  pop. 

bla,    Bnpl 

*UU; 

Ottawa 

<;    a>^   at 

a.:   G, 

^    DepBTtmcDta.    D 


PAITEKSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DlRECTORf 


PAOLA,  KUml  Os.. 


:  co-ed.;   K.  C:  est. 


QDINDA&D,    WjVBdotta   O 


et.  Piui  SobiHii 

SAI.IHA,   BnUna  ( 


SEKECA,  VenMht  i 

Htmuli*   Oommart 

8TEBLIKG,   Bin  I 

Coottt   ColL«(B^    <: 

TOPEKA,  BluvoM 
AuumptlBD  Bflhoo 

Ootlaci    of    tbi 


;   Vii.   Prtwb.: 
.  D..   Pm. 


Wuhbuni  UDliariltT 

«t.     JBSB;     HMiwrt      L,    Aiwrf.     M.     D.. 

Botaool'i  unnunoamtnl.— The  Kinsu  Med- 

Btrsr   U   niH    Ita   aUtuJi 

qolKd  by  blfber  msdloil  h 

leal  raclllUea;   alio  llbruj    tactUUa*.   lU 

moDt     Heillnl     Ubrarj     ot    tbe     Einui 


SohiHl  of  Piuafoita  Plarlnti  fuua.:  AddI* 
U.    P.rrr-BqiHlr,    Prei. 

BtKta  IndiutiUl  Subool  for  Ba^i;  itiU  re- 
form   srhoul;     bojBi     est.    ISTB:     B.    W. 

Tha    StJiDdard    Bborthand   Sabool;    aten.;    eat. 

Topakk    BuilDaH  'Collace:'   bua.     lod     atan.; 

L.   H.  Slrlctler. 
Taiwlu     BUt<     Hoipltii     far    InHoai    aUle: 

•.■o-.d.:    rat.   1S7S;    T.    C.    Blddle,    BopL 

WASH  IN  0  TON.   WuhlDctoB   Ca..    pop.   1.BT5. 


WICHITA.   a«lcwlak   Co..    iKip., 

rw 

mount    Callaca;    ml.;    co-ed 

;*  Cou-    vt. 

i. :     FtleiKla; 

e.t.    1898:    Kdmqnd   SUoleT 

Piev 

Lawia    Aoadamf:    prep.;    «i-ed. 

PreM),;    Mt 

ISM;   J.  bf.    Narlor.    Pb.   D. 

PriB, 

Kb 

unt     Carmal     AoadamT;      Elrl>'     boardina; 

R.  C:     eat.    188T:     Slalrr  Uirj   labelU. 

•tani     BohMl    ot    £l«nitlon 

ud    Ocatorr; 

elw,     and    or.;     eat.     ISSO 

WlahlU    Boainaaa    CalUi*;     ba 

',    Pret 

WlchlU   OgmmaroU]  CitUaca:   b 

lT-™iD.'props, 

WINTIELD,   CowlaT  Co..   dod.    B 

nleld  Biulneaa  and  Aoa^mla 

r-w.'w- 

aten.    and    prep.;    eal.    ISM 

Kdctane.    Pre*. 

it. 

JabB'a     lutbaiu     CaUaca; 

«!.;     eo-M. 

pjier.   Pre* 

Bob 

tbwait'Kas'au  CoUec*;  »!.: 

I 


J 


KENTUCKY. 

Population,  2,147,174.     School  census,  684,064.     School  age,  6-20. 

Kentucky  is  the  twelfth  state  in  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,147,174  inhabitants,  of  whom  1,862,309,  or  86.7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number  50,133,  or  2.3  per  cent,  are  foreign  bom.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  16.5  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirty- seventh  in  this 
respect.    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 
James  H.  Fuqua,  Sr.,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Frankfort 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Jamis  H.  Fuqua,  Sr.,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Frankfort 

N.   B.   Hays,  Attorney  General Frankfort 

H.  V.  McChesney,  Secretary  of  State Frankfort 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

Jauws  H.  Fuqua,  Sr.,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Frankfort 

M.  A.  Cassidy,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools Lexington 

M.  O.  Winfrey,  Superintendent  of  City  Schools Middlesboro 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

J.  C.  W.  Beckham,  Governor Frankfort 

J.  H.  Fuqua,  Sr.,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Frankfort 

H.  V.  McChesney,  Secretary  of  State Frankfort 

Henry  Bosworth,  State  Treasurer Frankfort 

J.  Morgan  Chinn,  Clerk,  Court  of  Appeals Frankfort 

N.  B.   Hays,  Attorney   General Frankfort 

S.    W.    Hager Frankfort 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

Edward  Taylor,  President Bowling  Green 

Kentucky  two  years  ago  enacted  a  law  allowing  the  commissioners  to  use  a 
part  of  the  school  fund  for  libraries,  one  to  be  at  the  commissioner's  office,  and 
then  as  much  as  ten  dollars  for  each  school  district  if  the  people  would  raise  ten 
dollars.  As  a  result,  in  two  years,  every  county  has  a  local  library  in  the  court 
house,  and  there  is  a  library  for  every  720  children  in  Kentucky  and  one  book  for 
every  ten  children. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

M.  H.  Bourne,  President Owenton 

Livingston   McCartney,  Secretary Henderson 


^^mf                             FATTEBSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIBECTOfiY                 ^^| 

' 

KENTVCKY.                                  | 

KENTUCKY. 

Connty. 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS 

OF   SCHOOLS. 

Addnu. 

Pop,  of 

:::3S 
lo:*! 

10,781              1 

•■.■.as 

.::::£m__...:;.;;.-;: 

U.1TO 

K  ■::::::: 

T.    H.    Baker    

CatlettabutB    

KK;,,.- 

;;::;iis; 

reckin  ridge 

Joel   H.    Pile    

B.Bni 

f^^^""^ 

Oailowwy    ., 

::::::::::::::::::^-  '•  '^°"'"'"  

Carroll     

Ernest  Lewpllyn   

■3SSLiii"--':\:. 

"ii^lillM 

giaey     - 

■^■::::;::::::::::4.S.Ki..-.i.r:::::::: 

Winchester    

:::::ilS! 

CrIttBiJden    . 
Cumberland 

John    B.    Paris    

R.    D.    BasB    

BurksvlUe    

Owensboro    

....ajm. 

Batllt    

Fleming  "...'. 
Wklln-V.-. 

J.   D.    Clark   

T-.  N,   Hull   

.".■,v.".*.v.v.v,"-V.v,:i.ucy'  pattie  .;.'::::::::; 

::;::S3!SWv;;;. 

Frankfort     

Hickman     

■■■■■'KS 

Si.rd"'"" 

■""if 

^1U 

c.  C,  A^=™^^- 

R.   Coyle    

Lllchfleld    

Haneoct    ... 

Harlan    .*.';;: 
Harrison    . , . 

gfS.;::: 

F.  DeJametle   

l\\V^'.:'.'.'.'.'.'.V.'.'.V/aie   SMdmoiv" '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 

::;;:1:S 

Cynthlana    

K 

J.    W.    Henry    

::::SJ.<,?".'."..::::;::- 

MBdlBonvllle    

McKee    

■.■.■.M 

:..:;ai,sr?..;.:v.-.: 

Barboursillle    

::::1:S 

....  isa 

:;:;ffl 

Ralph  W.  Holbrook  .... 

Louisa    

B^ttyvlllB     

Letcher    

JSSin  ■■■:.■.■ 

'W.   R.    Henderson    

Vancabur/  

atanlord    

::::!!^i 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AHD  CANADA. 

7U 

KBSTOCK.Y 

1 

KSSTVCKY. 

McLean     

...Calhoun     

...1S.4« 

"::u;oo6         1 

...Maysvllle    

..20,416                   , 

Moflde   

...HarrodBburg 

::'!:S 

..J.    IS.   Hestan 

...Mt.    Sterling   .. 
...Weat  Uberly 

..12.7SI 

Oldham    

OWBlay    

-.O.     W.     Oarre 

::ii:!;! 

,C.  E.   Colyer 

Rockcastle    

.Cora   Wilson   Blewnrt    ... 

...Morehead     

::!:S 

:!Bmpbellvllle    . 

'^':ee. 

.Mtna    Orlffln    

.Alfrea    Cunningham    

.1.   D.    Mitchell    

.H.    V.    ParrlHh     

...MorFanaeld    .. 

.J.     W.    BuHh     

..Bow linn  Green 

Webster    

::J:S 

HIGHER  IHSTITDTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 

ALBAtTT,    Clinton 

B  ■   «L   ISBS- 

Alblnj     Him     Baliooll     prop. 

co-ffl.:    B.pl.; 

9THI1    O.,     P- 

Bell  wood  Saminu 

illne;  nnoncn. ; 

ASaLAMD,  Boyd  0 

BEAVEB    D 
WHt  Sen 

AM     Ohio   Co..   pop. 

KM.                                        1 

Prt* 

B.    R.    B.    B., 

BEECHMONT,    J«(f«ion   Co.,    Suburb  of 

Lmrt.- 

AITBtrKH,  tstmD  C 

0.,    pf.p,     BBT 

^^ 

REHEA,    lUdlMa  0>.,   poD.    TOI. 

J 

80                             PATTERSOM'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DmECTORY                               i 

KENTVCEt. 

SeHTUCKY. 

Batan    CoUecai    col.;     r;o-cd.;     noD-aact;    eat. 
ISSE;   Va.  U.  Froat.   Pb.   D.,    Pre*. 
BLAIKE,   Lawranm  Co.,  pop.  IW. 
Blaine    Konnal   School:    noraal;    priTale;    co- 

BLANDTILLE,  Ballard  Co..  pop.  2T7. 

Bludville      Baptiat      Collata;     prep.;    co-ed.: 
Bopl.;   J.   N,    Bohlnaon,   Prln. 
BOONEVILLE.  Owiley  Co,,  pop,  aiO, 

Boonavillo    Aoadamj;     prep.;    co-ed.;     Preab.; 

BOWLING  OKEEN,  Wnmn  Co.,  pop.  S,22«. 
Bowlini    Oraan    Boainaa*    Gollofo;     bu».     and 

Bowlini   Gtaan  Praparatorr  Bebooli  prep,;  co- 

laudl'prtna. 

°^J877-°wr^  A'-oienc^li,  T'vTn^t"' 

Bottar     GoUoEa:    'tlirli'     boar'dlng;     Don-Bect,: 

eat.   ISSa:   Be.,    B,    F.   Cabell.   Prea. 

co-ed.;  H.   H.   Cherry,  Prea, 
BUFFALO,  Lama  Co.,  pop.  S4T. 
Eaal  Lrnna  Oolleia:    prep.;   co-ed,;    Don-aeci.; 

CADIZ.  Tri,«  Co'.,   pop,   8S1. 
CAMPBELLBBUBG,    Hanry   Co,,    pop.    IBl. 

GAMPBELLBYILLE,    Tarlor    Co,,    pop.    1,341. 

B.    W.    Buobanu   CoUacUte   Inatitute;    prep.; 

cn-cd.i     Preab.;     oat.     1004;      William      Si. 

CAMPTOM.  W-oKa  Co.,  Pop.  278. 
SantDoky    Waalayan   Aaadamy;    prep,;   co-ed,: 

CAMIIEB,  Hart  Co..  pop.  MS. 
Lilian  Aoadamy:    (Irla'  boardluic;    »-  U.  t)ur- 
Ji..nj,  Prln, 
CABBOLTON,   Carroll   Co.,   pop,    2.203. 
Bt.  John-i  Belact  Bobool:  prep.:  co-ed.;  R,  C, 
Icnotua  M.   Ahmano.   Prln. 
CLINTON,  Hlokman  Co.,  pop,   1,462. 
Clinton    Colleia;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Bapl.;    CooH 

Marvin  OoUofa;   prpp.:   co-cd,;  M,   K,   Bo,;   B, 

W.    Browder.    Prlo, 
OOHnraiA,  Adair  Co,,   pop    «l, 
KaJa  and  Famala  Hith  Soheol:   prep.;  co-ed.; 

non-iect.;  A,  H.   Balurd.  Prln, 

Northani'    Kentucky" Hormal  Asadamyi   prep.; 
GGTUtOTOK.  Kenton  Co.,   pop.  4S.MS. 
W.   D.   CLnrk.    Prea, 
1                    Bvtra  SuBO  Aondany:  ilria'  boarding:  B.  C; 
Slater  Mary  Armella.  prln, 
Ru(by    SakooU    prep,;     co-ed,;    non-aect,;    K. 
1                       ^j'  MorrH  Prln, 

at,  Toaaph'a  Bobool  lor  Boyii  boya'  boardlnc: 
B.  a;   Brother  rraocia  Laehr,   Prln. 
CYHTHIANA,  Harriaon  Co,,  pop.  3,2ST. 

DANVILLE.  Boyla  Co.,  pop-  4.2SS, 

1S«<>;    JobD   C.    AL,'he>..n,    ITca. 
Central  Univoraity  of  Kentncky;   uniT.;   men; 
Pre.b,r    ™i,     1822;     Rev.     F,     W,     Hlnltt. 
Ph.    a.    Pre-, 

nieu;   e.t,    1W>4;  A.    H.   Throckuiiirlon,    A. 

Baad-a'Sohool,   Mlaar'prep,;  co-ed,;   non-Bact.; 
Ulia  Joaepblne   Reed.  Prln. 

Hardin    Gollariata     Inatitute;     prep.;     co-ed.; 
Presb,:  J.    B.   Auatln,  Jr..  Prln. 

Bt.   Jamai'   School:   prep,;    co-ed.;   B.   C,:  Sla- 
ter M.  Gabriel.   Prln, 
EL1ZATU.LE,  Flemlnc  Co.,   pop.   IPP. 

Willow     Sail    Aoadamy;    prep,;    co-ed,;     noU- 
aect.;  Jamca  B.   HcGobiD.   Prln. 
ELKTON.  Todd  Co.,    pop.   1,123. 

TaBdarbUt  TiainiBc  Bekool:   prep.:  co4d.;  M. 
E.  Bo.:  J.  M.  UcCoIcbeon  and  J.  M.  Bofa- 

FLIPEIN,   Hanroa   Co..   pop.   200. 
Konroo    Normal    Bcbool;    prep.;    co-ed.;    noh- 
ae.f.;    B,   T.   Tbomaa,   Frln. 
FOUNTAIN   RUN,   Monroe   Co.,   pop.    200. 

R.   B-  Seary.  Frln. 
FRANKFOBT.  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  0.487, 

Kentucky     Normal     and     Induatrial     loatltBU 
(colored);  normnl;  alatc;   co-ed,;  John  H. 
Jackson.    Prea. 
FRAJISLIK.  BimpBon  Co,,  pop.  2.ies. 
Franklin     MlUtarr     lutitBta:    mlUtary;   ma- 

vd.:    e.t.    ISBS;    Robert    W,    Bowline.    K- 

FITLTOM,  Fulton  Co..  pop,  2,880. 
Fulton   Normal   Bnfaool   and  Su^Baaa   CsUan, 
pri'p.;      co-ed-:     non-aect,;    a.    R.    Haley. 

•     Can      Inatitula:     ulrla'     boardlug;     non-aect,; 
Pror,   i-b,i-li,   Pr™, 

Gaorsatown  Oalleta;  col.;   C044,:    Bipt-:   eat. 
1B20;   J,    J.    Taylor.    M.    A„    D.    D.,    Pra«. 
GETHSEMANE.  NalKin  Co.,   pop.  110. 

Ed»urd  U.  Obrccht.  O.  C.  B.,  Prln- 
OLABGOW.  Barren  Co.,   pop.  2.01S. 
Liberty  CoUeia;  col.;  co-ed.;  Bapt;  eat.  18TB;              | 

wm 


OF   THt   UNITED   STATES   AND   CAMADA. 


KBNTUCEY. 

KSNTVCKT. 

M     A      I.L     D.     Prln 

LOWDOK.  lAweU  0..!  pop.  l.MT. 

rate;  co-(d.:  D.  S.   Roberts.   A.   B..  Vttt. 

Bd.    BsuhH  HuDorlAl  Ssbaul:    prop.;   eo-ol; 

SAJtl-AX.  Hulu  Oo.,  pop,  SGT. 

U.   B.  So.;   I.  C,   LewK,   Prlo. 

Eulan   AcidBiiu;    prep.;    w-bI.:    Presh.;    W, 

LOinsvII.L£.    JaSenos    Co..    pop.    204.731. 

C.    Clememi.    Prto. 

AoMlamr  or  Obi  Lady  of  Karoy;  girW  bokrd- 

Su-len,  Normil  >nd  Indoilriia  InitltuMl  n.ir. 

inv:    R.    C;    31Mer   Mare.Tet   Mary    Cai^ 

>nd     Indus. ;     <'>i.-<l.:     ITMli.;     fiii.     isi'l ; 

roll.    Prln 

Andttw   I..    WhllUolil,  Vb.   1)..   PrLn. 

Aoademy  .f   ttia   B»M6d  H-rt:    Klrl.'   board- 

HABSODBBURQ,  lisnwr  C».,  pfjk  2.BT0. 

Ing;    H.    !■.;    Sl.Ier   AnB.-lu,    Pri,.. 

»t.   1HD4;  T.  SmlU..  fm. 

lit-.:    T.    H.    K.odull.    Pr™. 

Brjut  A  Btratton  Snaiaeu  Oollafe;  bua.  ind 

«et.;  J.  C.  AcliaoB,  PrU>. 

Mup,;     eM.    ISM;    B,    J.    Wri»hl.    Prea.. 

XAXTFOBS,   Dbia  a,..  p«p.  ISS  . 
Sutford     Cr>Ua*<     ud     Builfitu     luUtsM; 

Cor.  lud  and  Walnut. 

nt.   MtS:  Slater  Marr  Tbom...   SnpeHor. 

^p..     CO-      ..     noo-«c  .... 

Central    La.    Bcbool    (colored):    U«;    eo.,d.; 

KAZABJ),  P«Ty  Co.,  pop.  300. 

HMUd  BiptUt  InitituW;  oorin.l;  printf;  co- 

Flainar'a     Beliaol;     prep.;     eo-ed, ;     uon-aeet.; 

KAML  GHEEK.  WoU.  Co..  pop.  Sas. 

Hoaplta"   Collan    oriladMiiai    med.:    nt-i 

HmhI  Oncn  t^Adoml'l  piep. ;  cs-ei).;  Cbrlst.l 

meo;    eat.    1BT2:    P.    Kldiaed    T(Tl«f.    H. 

Wm.  Benr,  Cord,  Pre.. 

D,.  Dean,  334  B.  Cbeatnol. 

HnmiUlI,  Euan  Co.,  pop.  S3t. 

Inteiutloiikl  Bebaol  of   TalaKiaphr;   tel.;   co- 

"Tp-'-—    BohHli     prep.:     co-cit.:     noD-nucl.; 

ed.;   E.  J.    Wrighl,   Pre...  Sia  W.  JeBor- 

HOnaEltTILLE,    lum   l«.,   pop.   §IS. 

HantuekT  Home  Bshool  for  SirU:  ciria'  board- 

KMjm     Coll.*.;     prep..     ™-ed.;      non-»ct; 

Ini:    P.    B,;    Hln   Belle  B.    Peera.    Prln.. 

HOFKINavILLE.    Chrlitian   Co.,    pop.    T.3S0. 
Bethel  Faiula  OoUsca;  eIDb'  twardloi;  Bipt.; 

KantuckT    Behwl    of  HadUlna;    mad.;    co-ed.; 

est.  1SS«:  EdmuDd  UarrlsoD.  A.  it..  Prea. 

8oHlh"1it.rto^'y   Ooli.**";    «!.:    w^d*:   CHrl.- 
t\Mn,  «t.  1S4B;   A.   C.  Kn^kendill.  A.  B.. 

med.;   rrg.;  men;  e.I.  ITM;  T.  C.  Erana. 
M.  D.,  Dean.  Ui  W.   Broulwa/. 
LoBlarUla  OoUai*  of  SeDtiatry,   Cantial   ITbI- 
TKlltr    ol    Kaatiukr;    dent;    men:    cat. 

HtrSTOMVILLi:,   LIsMlB  Ca„   pop.   US. 

De.n.    Dr^Kili    and    Biroadnay    Sta. 

Cmtm      Chrittiui     OoUarei      prep.:      co-ed.; 

LouiavUIa    CeU>(a    of    PharDwor:    pbar.;    co- 

OhrUtliiB;  UIh  Mirr  F.  Wood.  PHn. 

ed,;    eal.    IHT!:    Gordon   L,    Currr.    Dean. 

HTOEM,  L«Ua  Co..  pop.  MS. 

Hjd«     Aotdunr:     prep.;     eo-ed,;     p™!..;     T. 

Louinillo  if adl™' Collar.;  med.;   rec:   men: 

JidKn   Ullei.   A.   B.,    PMo. 

e.I.  l§81i;  C.  W.   Kellr,   U.  D.,  Deao.  101 

tHIIlPEmZKCE,  XatXa*  Co,,  pop.   IBS. 

IndtpradVM  Bicta  kbeol:  prop.;  ro-ed.;  non- 

loalirille    Kational    Xedloal    Oollaie;     med.: 

.e,I.;    e.(.    18M;    Cbotlei    Verner    Lu.-y. 

m.;    <^-i.:    e.t.     18S-;     B.     S.     Pwler. 

JADKBOK,  BrutUtt  Co.,  pi>p.  Ml. 

rf,;     W.     J.     MeConithJ,      Pr«..     mi     B. 

JETT,  r»»lilta  Co.,  pop.  M. 

ElHlllBr   OftUirlBte    InitttDU;    prep.;    n>-ed.; 

tbeol.:  men:  Preab.:  eat.   1BB3;  Roi.  Wil- 

Ctuiil.;   RDdorn    Unduj   SmlU).    Frei. 

liam  HoEue  Uamneaa.   LL.  D..  Dean. 

Bt.    Anputiu'i   *wileiJ.»i    prep.;    eo-od.:    B. 

bftja:     noq-Mct;     H,     K-     Tarlnr.     Prin.. 

C;  Sister  M^rf  Ke.ln  Coffer.  PMu. 

LExnroTov,   Firette  Co..  pop.  sa.!m. 

tuokji  isrl.  aod  tech.:  (die;  co-ed.;  Mt- 

iwe;    J».    K.    P.tter»B,    F.     B    H-    8., 

MtuU  Bnalnua  OaU^fe:  bu..    .nd  at.n.;  co- 

Pre.. 

Keutockr   Diil»»nlt»;    uotr. ;  ™-od. ;  rhrlil ;  eit. 

Pre.. 

Bt.   Citharlna'.  Aeid«aj:  glrla'  boanllDC    E. 

UnVVllliam    DiiyenpSrt,*«"'A!;    Prina." 

C;  Sl.ttT  M.ry   Vincent,    Prlo. 

avn      Famala     lutitnt*;     sUU'      Itaordlu; 

^^     Preib.;    ert.     1804;    0«or»«     J.    S.mKr, 

tnokri     lb»l-:     men;     cat.     1SC3;     Bee. 

PATTEBSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD   SCHOOL   DJSECTORY 


KBNTnCKY. 
Ctaulfi   R.    HemptilU.    CtKtrmi 

FreHnUtlon   ArwdsaiT;  prep. :   «-< 

EMfv   Eulopli.    Prin..   Kdortb 
St.    Bin<idI<it->  Acadtmir;    ttclf   be 

St-  Z&TlDr'i   CaUflfs;   hoyw'   boirdl 

BchwKTti   Bchoal ;   bui-   and    HtL<n. ;    pBt,    1692 ; 

BouUwrn       BsptUt       Th«liisiial      BamiDtrr; 

Y,  MnlUin,   LL.  D..  Wa." 
B»gtlmBt>ni     Hsmeopittalo     H>di»l   Ogllats; 


;  R.  C: 


BUts  UBiTOnitri  prep.;   co-ed.;   Cept.;  C.   1 

Purcs.  D.  D.,  Prld„  7IB  W.  Kt-ntuckj, 

Tr>jiB:rlvuilAa   lTDlnnitr;   pn'rgpd  vltb    K«i 

ITnlfani^  st  Loolivtlla,  Lm  DBputmaDi 
lav;  men:  eat.  184T;  W,  O.  Hanla.  Deu 
812  W.  Cheaniil. 

VnlTarilt;  af  Louiivilla,  ICedioal  l>epartinani 


Unulina  AoadapiT 

MutSer  Tb™lorr,   Sui>.Tl"r. 

LTMSOM,  laSanan  Co..  pop.  «. 

KsDtuakT    XiUtirr    Initltata: 


KENTUCKY. 

Ooodwln'a  lUla  El(h  Bahoal;  Ix^a'  boartlDC; 

non-Bi't-t.;  ^,  J,  Goodwin,  Pdn. 
MOinrT  VERNOK.  KDok  Oaatla  Ci.,  pop.  423. 


impDall  Co.,    pop,    28.801. 


it    St.    MartiD'a    BemiDur;    ilrla'    baud 
iriil7  HLch  Bohsal;  rlon'd. 


OWEMSBORO,  Daviaai  Co.,   pop,  13.188. 
OwBBaboro  CDtamoraial  CoLlafa;  bus-  aDd  atao.; 

Owsmboco    Famula    Oolleia;    ^la'    boardlDfi 


'  «jid  Gnded  Bobaolj  ] 

-t.;  Jnae  0.  CaldwaU, 
an  Ca.,  pop.  la,4M. 


PADDCAH,  HeOne 
Centnl  Buainaaa  ui 

St.    Mvy'a   Asadan 

PABIS,  Bouibon  Co., 


PEWEE  TALLET,  Oldhim  Co.. 

Kontuokj  ClUaia  lot  Taunf  La 
PIEEVILLE,   Pika  Co.,  pop.   Boe 

PikaTiUe    Collofiate    loatltata; 


BUSSElXTtLLE,  Locu  Co.. 


bnanUosi 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


83 


KENTUCKY 


KENTUCKY 


Wm.    H.    Harrison,    M.    A.,    Pres. 
Logma  FemaU  Oollefe;  girls'  boarding;  M.  B. 

So.;    est.    1856;    A.    G.    Morpby.    A.    M., 

Pres. 
ST.  JOSEPH,  Daviess  Co.,  pop.  30. 
Motint  St.  Joseph's  Aeademy;  girls'  boarding; 

R.  C;  Motber  M.  Aagnstlne,  Prin. 

ST.  ICABT,  XarioB  Co.,  pop.  200. 
St.    Vary's   College;   coL;    men;    B.    C;    est. 
1820;  Very  Rer.  Mlcbael  Jaglowlcx,  0.  R., 
Pres. 
ST.  YIHCENT,   Vaion  Co.,  pop.   25. 
St.  Yinoent's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C; 
Sister  Mary  Dayld,  Prin. 

SHABPSBXTBO,  Bath  Co.,  pop.  482. 

Kale  and  Female  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  Mrs.  Fannie  B.  Talbor,  Prin. 

Sharpsbarg  Aoademy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  est.  1870; 
J.    C.    Nelson,   Cbairman. 

BHELBTYILLE,  Shelby  Co.,   pop.  8,016. 
Soienoe    Hill    Sohool;    girls'    boarding;    non- 
sect.;   Birs.    W.  T.   Poynter,   Prin. 
Soearoe's  Academy;    closed. 

SLAIFOHTEBSYILLE,  Webster  Co.,   pop.  583. 
Yan     Hem     Institate;     prep.;     co-ed.;     non- 
sect.;  J.  W.  Bigney,  Prin. 

STAHFORD,    Linooln   Co.,    pop.    1,661. 

Stanford  Male  and  Female   Seminary;   prep.; 
co-ed.;  est.  1004;  Oscar  B.  Fallis,  Pb.  D., 
Prin. 
BVLPAUK,  Henry  Co.,  pop.  400. 
Falmemnt   College;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 


B.  F.   Turner,   Prin. 

TATLORSYILLE,  Spencer  Co.,  pop.  615. 
Spencer  Institute;  prep.;  coHBd.;  non-sect.;  C«. 

C.  Orerstreet,  Prin. 

TRAPPIST,   Nelson   Co. 
Oethsemani    College;    bus.    and    prep.;    mori, 
R.    C;    est.    1851;    Rt.    Rer.    Edmond   M. 
Obrccbt,    Pres. 

YANCEBXTBO,  Lewis  Co.,  pop.  1.161. 
RiTerside   Seminary;   prep.;   co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
Lawrence  Rolfe,  Prin. 

YERSAILLES,  Woodford  Co.,  pop.  2,837. 

Ashland  Seminary;  girls'  boarding;  P.  E.; 
est.  1892;  Ellen  Clara  Hogeboom.  M.  S.. 
Prin. 

WABDT,  Shelby  Co.,  pop.  168. 
Central  Normal  College;   normal;  prirate;  co- 
ed.; Robert  Allen  Barton,  Pres. 

WATNESBXTRO,  Lincoln  Co.,  pop.  700. 
Waynesborg    Seminary;    prop.;     co-ed.;     non- 
sect.;   est.    1800. 

WnJJAMSBXTRO,  Whitley  Co.,  pop.  1,405. 
Williamsburg  Aoademy;  prep.;   co-ed.;   Cong.; 
A.    S.   Hill,    Ph.    D.,    Prin. 

WILMORE,  Jessamine  Co.,  pop.  850. 
Ashbnry   College;    prep.;    co-ed.;    M.    B.    So.; 
J.  W.  Hughes,  Prin. 

WINCHESTER,   Clark  Co.,  pop.  5.964. 
Kentucky  Wesleyan  College;   col.;   co-ed.;   M. 
E.    So.;   est.    1866;    Rey.   John   L.   Weber, 
Litt.   D.,  Pres. 


Populalion,  1,381,625,  School  system,  469,100.  School  age,  6-18, 
Louisiana  is  the  twenty-third  stale  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,381,625  inhahitanls,  ot  whom  729.612,  or  52,8  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number  51,853.  or  37  per  cent,  are  foreign  bom.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  38.5  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  fiftieth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

Jas.  B.  Asweu,,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Baton  Rouge 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Gov.  N.   C.  Blanchard,  President Baton   Rouge 

Atty.  Gen.  Waltes  Guion New  Orleans 

State  Suit.  J,  B,  Aswell,  Secretary Baton  Rouge 

Hon.  D.  C.  Scarbdroucs Natchitoches 

Hon.  Thos.  H,  Lewis Opelousas 

Hon.  Waltek  J.  BintxE New  Iberia 

Hon.  a.  Bbittin New  Orleans 

Capt.  E.  L.  KiDD Ruston 

Pbof.  T.  H.  Harhis Baton  Rouge 

On.  Jas,  H.  Dillard New  Orleans 

Pbof.  J.  E.  Keeny,  Assistant  Secretary Baton  Rouge 

SCHOOL    TEXT    BOOK   COMMISSION. 

PsoF.  C.  E.  Byrd,  Supt.  City  Schools Shreveport 

Pkof,  Frank  W,  Gregory,  Prin.  Boys'  High  School New  Orleans 

Prof.  J.  O,  Taylor,  Prin,  Morehouse  Parish  High  School Bastrop 

Prof.  L.  J.  Alleman,  Supt.  of  Lafayette  Parish Lafayette 

Prof.  C.  C.  Lewis,  Prin.  Sabine  Parish  High  School Ft.  Jesup 

PARISH  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  EDUCATION, 


SCbMtl 


.    B.    ahowDlter DonaidBonviile 

ih  n    Ma  rks Napoleonvllle    . . 


.   C.  Gordon Baton    Rouge,.. 


Acadia    

Ascension    

Avoyellea   

Baton  Rouge',  W... 

Bienville  

BoBBler    

Caddo  J,  C,  Moncure Shrevet-..   . 

Calcaaleu   John  McNeeee ]>ke  CharlM, 

Caldwell    A,    B.   Hundley Columbia    

Cameron  A,  Q.  Murmy Lowry 


lah   Wlmberlon.. 


..Benton  . 


.T.  J.   Powell , tiake  Providence M 

RencEU Floyd    •• 

PoiTin Sicily  Island    W 


■ 


^ 

■ 

OF 

THE  UNITED   STATES 

AND   CANADA. 

1 

LOniBIAKA 

1 

I.0(;/8JAVA. 

^  ^^1 

Addren.                            Scboola.      ^^^ 

:;:S/SSSS!?-:;::::;:::: 

:::SirS,r.:::::::::::::: 

' 

...LAlayetta    

:g 

•  ^ 

...Bayou  Barbary    

.£.^M 

..W.  A.  Harr[nBton.. 

« 

...PoInte-a-la-Hache    

...Alexandria   

r::\ 

:1 

...Many  

..D,    Edgar  Neltler... 

...Greensburg    

Bt.    Landrr 

...Amite   

;i^ 

Tttrrebonne    

vennlllon    

.     ?S.°S»i-n  :::: 

..W.    L.   Ford 

...WInnneld  

HIGHER  mSTITtlTIOHS  OF  LEASHING. 

BAIDWnr.  Bt.  Vary  Fa 

lop,    e»i 

4  ISO 

ailbsTt  luduitrl^ 

jChu 

BATOM  EODGE.  E 

ORAKD  COTEAU.  St.  Lindrr  Parlih,  p»p. 

USK 

imy 

b<.i>Fi11n(-  R    C  - 

KCt; 

^^H 

uw 

t™^ 

Bo.;  p»I     1S25;  J.  N.   Br..*n.  Prai.                     1 

InitHsta 

rlrla-  boanllnt; 
P.    W.    Lewi., 

/iffarHii  CoUao; 

Ls 

FsmaU    OotUr*:     (Irla'     bur 

B]r    tmriih,   pop..  «wn. 

MANSFIELD.  DeBotD  Plrilb,  i»p  .  34T. 

Kl 

jSiid 

FanaU  Callaca;  (Iria'  boanTlpc 

1 

I 

^ 

iJ 

^        — 1 

jte                          PAIIERSON'S  COLLEGE  AKD  SCHOOL  DIRECTOEY                ^™ 

LOUISIANA                                    1                                  LOUISIANA 

lUBBSTIXLE,  AiitbUu  FvUb,  pop.,  837. 

1B.J4;    J-m«   K,    Addlcolt.    M.    A..    Prea., 

Ibikivilla    High    Sohool;    pnp.;    va-cd.;    non- 

Isai'Pctera   Ave. 

KCt.;  V,   L.   K07.  Prln. 

Leland     Bnlvanltj     (aoland);     coLi     ™<d.: 

JIONBOE,  OumthiU  P»ri.ll,  pop..  B.iSS. 

Bapl.:     «t.     ISTO:       B.     W.     Perklui,     A. 
LojBli.'  Cona'if.   WP-:  bora:    B.   C.':   BeT.  A. 

■'•  S-r;  •isn.'C:.'.;.'?-';: "" 

L-Unlon    FnnMJiii'    Bohul;     clrla'     ho^Mlns; 

Mt.  Lrtinon  B.pHrt  Vol*  CoU.kb;  col.^  men; 

non-siirt. ;     Mian    Maria    OumcElre.    Prln.. 

B^pt.;     r«.    1S51;     J.    B.    r.dvv,.rda.    A.    B.. 

B.  a..  Prfs. 

MATCKITOCHEB,     miohltiiohBi     PmUh,     p..p.. 

in-td.:    e.1.     ISiKl^    D.    Mol«.    Mir..    12S 

^.^. 

Louiilui  St>t«  Konut  BohMl!  nomul;  lUIe: 

Tntana     TTniveraitr;      ™l.;     «.iinsd.;      nob- 

BEW  IBEBIA,  Ib>rli  Piririi,   pf.p..  0.815- 

■c.,!.:     eat.     INXfl;     Brandt     Van     Blar.™ 

funmbt's   Ondad    laiUtuta!     ptep.;     ca-eil.; 

Mew  Or'iuna  CoUaga  >(  Dantlatrr;  dent-:  co- 
eH.:   eat.   1809;    A,  G.    Frlodrlrhn.    M.   D.. 

MEW    OELEANB,    Orl«n,    P«ilh.    pop.    28T.104. 

Uoao,  831  Carondck't  St. 

A»d«mr   sf   Ua   Butod  Huit;  (Irli'   bonrd- 

Kaw    Orl~aa   CoUaia   of   Omtory   and   Elaou- 

ing;    B.    C;    MiOnid   C.   DesbiiraU.    Prln., 

Alglor-i    Beiiaol   of   Sbsrthud    uid   Trpawrit' 

inc:   meu.;   m-hI.;   M.  Bftctj.   Prln..   420 

ro-ta.:    cat.     leoo:     PhlUp    Aaher.     D«an, 

725  Camp  Bt. 

Audubon     Sacu     Oohool;     .lii'iu.     .nd     mi««c 

Maw    Oclaina    MonnAl    and    Tralnini    BolHKil; 

nn8U«lB:  i-j-ed,;   W.  S.  UoOKin,  Dlr.,  An- 

dUlHJll    PI. 

Hauaon.    Prln..    11«    Conatance   81. 

A.    C.    Crilloo.    Prin. 

rA;  M.  B.;  tat.  1873;  Rbt.  F.  H.  Knl(ht. 

prop.     >od    boi.:     bori;     B.     S.     Cbenel, 

Maw  Orlaao'a  Vnliaraltr,  OoUafa  ol  FhuiuaT 

(oolond);  pbar.:  ro-ed.:   eat.   leoo;  H.  1. 

C«iu  Sihool,  Xiu;  glrta:   prep.;   MlBi  Fnn. 

Clcmenla,   Dean,    lG6a  Canal  St. 

CM  CfasM.  Prln..   I«l  N.  Claiborne  St. 

Faraaan  ShorUund  Inatituta;  bns.   and  atan.: 

«t.  18*0;   AlP..  Llchtenta*.  Prop.,   Camp 

and  Eutprpe  Sis. 

Marlng,  3.  J..  Cor.  Baroaae  nod  Common. 

Plnr     Inatituta;     (trla'    boardlnc:     non.Hft.; 

1                       DuM  Hud  Bohool   u-olnted);    prep,;   m-ed,; 

Mlu   Ali™  Oamatla.    Prln..    2308  B.plan- 

Mlas   M.    IUBbol   WhUplej.   Prln..   126   N. 

1                       DttiBl-i    Osmmnsiil  Cglian:   bm.    and   iten.; 

1                       Drku'i  initituti;   Kirii'  boardlnj;   ChrlMlBn; 

Marle  L.    Plnap.   Prln..   1400  Hoapltll. 

Folnti  Knalsal  lutitnte;   mualf;  eo-td.;  HIw 

1                       r»m"B^ool'  f.r  B^V.;'w«-  l».rdl™,non- 

n.  Polnta,   Prln,.  1130  Elftlan  Fltldi  A»«. 

Furaall-Bhlalda    Sofaool;    elrl<-    boardlns;    non- 

»c^.;     Mra.     Purwliablplda.     Prea.,    saiB 

Flint    KwUmI    Oollcca.    ll>dlul    I>gpcrtm«it 

N<w   OtlcM  Wnlvemtj!   ned,:   rer.;   oo. 

Kobart"litltatai  prep.;  co.«l.:  Mlaa  E.   Eoh- 

«!.;    ™t.    IS88:    e.    J.    element.,    M.    D., 

Deiin,     IMfl    Caul    St. 

Knibj'Sohaoii  b.-)>-  boarding;   non-aeet.:   W. 

Onlllofi  UiitllutB;  KlrH'   bnirtllns;   non-K.-t.; 

K.   Walla  and   W.    C.   Jonea,   Prlna.,  4803 

Mlu  Harl>  Gulllot.   PriD..   I30S  Daupbln. 

Huwhi    iBrtitutn;    prep.;     eo-«l.:     non-wet.: 

Bt.    iinaa'KUl    Rahooli    prep,:    ■■o-ed.t    Mlaa 

»t.    1SS3:      Uri.    Margin't      H.    Hd|1u. 

Prln..   1S6S  (k.tu.1.  at. 

'                        Harbtrt    InrtitnU;     prfp.:     ea-nS.:    n.>n-Mcl.: 

UlH  H.   Herbprt,  Prln..  T(I3  BnFgundr. 

Kglr   Oniu    OsUai*;    bofi'   bogrdlni:    B.    C: 

■t.      Imapli'a     Commanial     AaAdamri     bon' 

D.  1.  8plU.nl.  C.  B.   C.   Prin.,   DaupBlne 

boardlne:      B.     C;     Brotber      Atbanaaloa. 

,                              and  Brrn«  Bti. 

Prln.,    aiS7  HI.    Pblllp  St. 

Holy    Trinity    Bahool!    pr^p.;    hnj-a;    Rcr.    A. 

B.  C;  V.T7  BCT.  Ml.'hael  8.  Btbb,  C.  M., 

'                       Hama    InMltntai    slrla'    hoardlnt;     nan.*»t.: 

D.  a..  Pre*..  H3S  Hoorr  claj  Bt. 

1                              Mlu  Sophia  B.  Wrljht,  Prln.,  1U«  Camp 

St.    Bimaon'a    Salaat   8<J>ao1;    ilrla'    l».rdlnc; 

B.    C;    Uafr   Adelaide.    Prio..    1311    An- 

-«(.   18M:  sniom  of   Notra  D»m*. 

at.'n.;   .-D-ed.;   Cbarlea  Natban.   Prln. 

1                                 inonioil    tnilbltiB;    eo-«l.:    non-aect-:    eat. 

""^ 

LOUISIANA 

i.omaiAHA 

Iki^h:    ni.n-«ct.;   MUa   Ada   FtnH.    Pilii-. 

1i>3S  8t.    Pelcr. 

asbool;   btm.  sad  ■ten.;   eo-ed.;  MlM  H>- 

UDlvHiltr  BohiMl:   boya'   boardlDc;   non-Kct.; 

WKI.:     Georgi!      Soule.     PrtB.,     603     Bt. 

8oi,U.A  A(*a™lo  lutitutol  KlrlB'  bMrtidg; 
nou-iwpl.;    Mnt    K»te   0.    SBiim»n.    Prtn.. 

UnaUns     Connnt;     girls-    bonrdlni:     H.     0.; 
M.rfbfr      Bt.      SlBnlalana.       Prio.,      4580 

zaiS    CDlliBDin    An, 

aouthen     CollacB    tl    Muila:     muaic:    ea-ei.: 

WlitaUr  Bnaiom  C.lla«e:  bga,  ind  slen.;  «- 

Mr*,  a.   Dnrld.  Pkl.  I21S  Fellrltj. 

Boutbon    Vnlniiitr  ud  A,    ud   K.    Co11>k> 

Canal  St.  " 

(colunil)!     »l.     and    tcrb.:    co-rd.:     Dan- 

MEW  BOASB,  Paiata  CoupH  Puiib.  pop.,  J70. 

sect.;  n.  A.  Hill,   Pten. 
8pcn™r-B    SualnpBB    College;    bin.    and   «tpB.! 

M-«l.;   est.    1803;   L.    C.    Spi^n™.    B.   8.. 

OFELOnSAS,  St.  Ludrr  pariah,   pop..  2.BE1. 

Cdng.;   «t.    1889i    OKBr  Atweod,    A.   M.. 

O.T  prep.i  eo-ed.;  aiater  VoronlM.  Prtn. 

Pm..   Cor.   Canal  niid   S.  TodU   8(a. 

KOTTOH,   Ltaoaln  Co..   pop..   1,324. 

TrlnltT   Bobool;   prep.:   cued,;    Rev.   V.    Nler- 

Louliluia  Induitrial  buHtuta:     tech.  and   [n- 

mann.   Prlo..   OlWer  nud  EtKa  Sta. 

dnal.;     alat?;     «~ed.;     Dst.     IMIB;     W.     B. 

TBjIor.  Ph.  D.,  Prea. 

THIBOSEAUX.  I^a  FaurBha  Pulah,  i 


n 


MAINE. 


Fopulation,  694^^.  School  census,  162,310.  School  age,  5-21. 
Maine  Is  the  thirtieth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  tola! 
of  694,466  inhabitants,  of  whom  692.226,  or  99.?  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  nnm- 
bef  92,935,  or  134  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the 
entire  population  is  5.1  per  cent,  the  stale  ranking  eighteenth  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system   of  the   stale   is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

W.  W.  Stetson,  Stale  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools Augustn 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION, 
Public   school   tcxl-books  are   required,  by   state  law,   to   be   furnished   free   by 
the  several  towns.     There   is  no   State  Text-Book  Commission   and  no   state  uni- 
formity of  text  books. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSGCfATION. 

W.  E.  Russell,  Secretary Gorham 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS. 

Maine  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what 
is  called  the  "town  system"  of  school  supervision,  each  city  and  town,  or  in  some 
cases,  where  the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  it?  individual  superin- 
tendent of  schools. 


HIGHER  IHSTITUTIOHS  OF  LEARNING, 


BETHEL.  Oiford  Oo..  1 


OOUld'i     Audvmy ; 


Bowdoin  Oollx 


BBVHBWIOK.  CambtcIiDd  Cs.,  pop. 
Jde,  D. 
mt  B««diiin  Osllaca! 


AKMd         J 


90 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


MAINS. 


MAINS, 


ROCXLAND,  Knox  Co.,  pop.  8,1S0. 
RookUmd  OommeroUl  Oollere;  bni.  and  iten.; 
H.  A.  Howard,  Prea. 
BACO,  York  Co.,  pop.  6,122. 
Thornton    Aoademy;    prep.;    co-ed.;  non-sect. ; 
Edwin  P.  Sampson,   A.  M.,  Prln. 

8EBA60,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  676. 
Potter  Aoademj;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  est. 
1885;  Herbert  B.  Thompson,  A.  B.,  Prln. 

SOUTH  BEBWZOX,  York  Co.,  pop.   8,188. 
Berwick  Aoademj;   prep.;     co-ed.;     non-sect.; 
Frank  E.   Nye,    Headmaster. 
BOXTTH  OUIHA,  Kannobaok  Co.,  pop.  102. 
Erskine  Aoademy;   prep.;   co-ed.;   non-sect, 
est.   1883;   W.  J.   Thompson.   Principal. 

SP&IN6FIELD,    Penobsoot   Co.,    pop.   532. 
Springfleld  Vormal  Bohool;  normal;  state;  co- 
ed.;   Miss  Anna    H.   Chadbonme,    Prln. 

VABBAT.BOBO,  Kannebook  Co.,   pop.   2.062. 
Oak   Oroya   Seminary;   prep.;    co-ed.;    Prienda: 
George  L.    Jones,   Prln. 


WATEBTZLLE,  Xennebaok  Co.,  pop.  9,477. 
Cobnm     Olassioal     Inatitiita;     prep.;     co-ed.; 

BapL;  Franklin  W.  Johnaoo.  A.  M.,  Prin. 
Colby  Collofa;  col.:  co-ed.;  Bapt.;  est.  1818; 

Rey.  Charles  Lincoln  White,  D.  D.,  Prea. 
Xiest's  Business  Oollofa;  baa.   and  aten.;  H. 

L.  0.  Lanning,  Prea. 

WILTOV,  Franklin  Co.,  pop.  1,647. 
Wilton    Academy;     prep.;    co-ed.;     non-aect.; 
Drew  T.  Harthom,  Ptin. 

Wise  ASSET,  Linooln  Co.,   pop.  1,273. 
Wiaoaaaet  Aoademy;  prep.;   co-ed.;   non-aect.; 
est.  1808;  Charlea  8.  Bewail,  A.  B.,  Prin- 
dpaL 

W00DF0BD8,  Suburb  of  Portlaad. 
Waatbrook   Seminary;    girla*   boarding;    nniy.; 
est.  1884. 

YABMOUTU,  Cumberland  Co.,  pop.  2,274. 
Berth  Yarmouth  Aoademy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;   Frederick   H.   Dole.   A.   B.,   Prin. 


Mainland  is  the  twenty-sixlh  stale  of  the  Union  iu  point  of  popularion,  having 
a  total  of  1,190,050  inhabitants,  of  whom  952,424,  or  80.2  per  cent,  are  white.     Of 
this  number  93,144,  or  7-9  per  cent,  arc  foreign  born.     The  percentage  of  ilhteracy 
of  the   entire  population   is   11, i   per  cent,   the   slate   ranking   thirty-si 
respect.    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE, 

M.  Bates  Stephens,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Annapolis 

J.  MoNTGOMEKV  Gambrill,  Asst.  Supt ....Annapolis 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

?(t-books  are  required,  by  state  law,  to  be  furnished  free  by  the 


Public  school  t 
itate.  There  is  nc 
1  separate  board. 


State  Text-Book  Coi 


how. 


er,  recognized  as  such  a 


STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

M.    Bates    Stephens Annapolis 

Miss  S.  E.  Richmond... Baltimore  City 

Edwin  Hebdbn  Baltimore  City 

H.  Crawford  Bounds Baltimore  City 

Miss  Margaret  M.  Robinson Frederick  City 

Herbest  E.  Austin Baltimore  City 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

H.  Crawford  Bounds,  President Salisbury 

COUNTY    SCHOOL    SUPERINTENDENTS.  Pop.  ^r 

CDimtr.  Eumldcr'i    Nsm*.  Addrna.  Conntj. 

Allegany John  T.    White Cumberland   GS,B94 

Anne    Arundel P.  Eugene  Wathen Annapolis    40.018 

Baltimore    City ..Jamea  H.  Van  Blckie,  Supt.  .Baltimore   City 608,M7 

Baltimore    Albert  9.   Cook TowBon    90.7K 

CbjtoII    a    SlmpHon Wealmlnsler   13,880 

Caroline    W,  a.  Grouse Denton    IS.ZIS 

Cecil     George  BIddle   Elkton    Z4,BS2 

Calvert  J.    Briaooe  Bunting Prince    Frederick 10.223 

Charlea    Michael   R.   Stone t^    Plata 18.S16 

Dorcheiter    Wm.   P.   Beekwlth Cambridge    37.963 

Frederick  EJphralm  U   Boblltz Frederick  61.BM 

Garrett    Edward  A.   Browning Oakland    17,701 

Hoirard   Woodland   C,   Phillips Elllcott    Clly IB.TIB 

Hartord  Charles  T.  Wright Bel    Air 28.288 

Kent    Joseph    Peterson Chestertown    ....  18,780 

MontBomery    Samuel  R.  While Rockvllle   SO.tEl 


93                     PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTOHY                   ^^| 

liARYLAUD.                                 1                                  MARYLAHD. 

Pop.  of 

Connly.                                                Eiamlner'a   Name.                            Addreaa,                             Coiinty. 
PHnce    George FredtTlck  Sasacer Upper   Marlboro £9.898 

St.  Mary George  W.  Joy Leonardtown    IS.IM 

Washington    John   p.    Fook 

HIGHER    INSTITUTI 
AMXENDALE,  Prince  Oeorge  Co.,  pop,   IS. 

AKMAFOLIS,    Anne    Aiundsl    Co.,    pep.    S.BIS, 
St.  John'a  College;  ™l.;   nieu;   ncm-acct,;   ect. 

1TB9:  Thomaa  rell.  LL,  D..   Prea. 
United   SUtea   MaTal  Aoademy;    usTal:    men: 

lani  e,  Browuaou.'  r.  8.   N,:'Hnpc.' 
BALTMOBB,  top.  nns,9«. 
Aoadaray   af   the   Tlaltatian;    glrU'   boarding; 

B,    C;   aialer  Mary  Agalbl  S™tt,    Prin,. 

«M   Park  Ave. 
AKoTdby    Bobool;     primary    and    kbidergarK'U 

normal:     Mt,     1888;     Laura     M,     Beatty, 

Prln,.    311    Cnnrtland   HI. 
Baltimara   Buaineaa   Callega:    boe.    and   aten,: 

B,    H.    Norman.    Prea,,    5   N.    Cbarle.   91, 
^— Baltlmon     City     CoUaga;     prep,:     men:     non. 

PrtuHpol, 
Baltimore   College  ot  Dantal  Bargery;   dent.; 

co-ed.;    'ol.    1S39;    M,    W.    Poater.    D,    D, 

S.,    Dean.    Cor.    Baalon   and   Franklin. 
BaltlBure  Law  Sebool:  law;  «>-ed,;  eat,  iwxi; 

Bernard  C.  Slelner.   LL,    B,,   A.    M..    Ph, 

Baltimara  MadlaalCoUega;    med.i    reg,:    men; 

Mnntell,    D.    D.    B..    Dean.    Howard    Axe. 
and    Uadlaon. 

prlrate;    co-ed.:    George    Harrlaon,    Prea., 
Saratoga  and   Courtland. 

Prlii,.  31l'c"urllanrt  St. 
Baltimore    Bohool    of    Oannent    Cutting;    Ear- 
ment  cntllng   for  men:    nlgbl:   cal.    ISIB9; 

Balttoim  Bohool  of  Penin  Shorthand:  alen,; 

Baltlmora    VnlyanltT.    Bohool    of    law;    Uw: 

Dean.  232  at   P.ol. 
Baltimore    VnlTaralty,     Bohool    of    Ktdli^a: 
med,:  reg.;  men;  eM,   1883:  B,   H-  Bled- 

Boya-  *Latin    Schooh'boyi'  '  day;     nonVet.: 
lamea      A.      Danbam,      Prln,.      1008-1014 
1                                Brerald. 

)MS   OP   LEARMING. 

Scyn    MawT    School    for    Oirla;      glrla'    day; 

eat.    188B:    non-<ett;    Edith   Hamilton,    U. 

A.,    Bead    Mlatreaa,    Cor.    Cathedral    and 

Preatnn. 
Calvert  HaU  CoUege:  boya'  boarding:    B,   C; 

Brother  Denle,    Prln.,   Cor,    Cathedral  and 

hlulbarry. 

reg.;    men:    eat.    laTS;    Thomiia   Ople.    U. 

OooatiT    Bohool,    The:    boya'    boarding:     non- 
■eel.;     eal.     IRtHt:     S,      Ward>Tell     Kinney. 
M,     A.,     HeadBI-aler.     Charli's    SI. 

Pb.    D..    Prln..    84T   N,    Howarfl   SI. 
Ealon  ft  Burnett  Buainaaa  CaUage;   bna.   and 
alen.;    A.     n.    Baton,    Prea.,    Cor.    Balll- 

B.   C;  Juatln   McCarthy,    Prln,.  Walbrook 

Prianda    School:    prep.;    eq-eO.:    Frlenda;    Ed- 
ward   C.     WIlBon,     Prln..     Park    PI.     and 

Birlt'    I«tin'  Bohool;   glrla'  boarding;   M.    B.; 

e«,  1.W:  Harlan  UpdegrafT.  A.  M,,  Prln. 
John.   HopUna   Unlvaraity;   nnlv.;    men;    noD- 

acrl,;    eal,     1870:     Ira    Bemaco,     U.,    D., 

Prealdent, 

med.:     reg.;     ro.cd.;     eat.    18»S:     W,     H, 

Waablngton' and   Momimonl, 
Knapp'a    Inatltuta:    pr^P-:     co-ed.;     non-aset; 

W.   A.   Knapp.   Prln,.  SS1-S33  BolUna. 
LoyoU  College;  col,:   men;   B.   C;  eat    IBU; 

Be>.    John     A.    Uorgan,    S,    I..    CalTcrl. 

ed,;  eat,  1841;  Cb.rlea  Caiparl.  Jr..  Deu. 

Alaqnlth    Am.   and   Faretle. 
MaiyUnd  Inatltuta  Bohool  of  Art  and  Dotlgn; 

art:   co-.-d.:  eal,    IS4T:   Otto   Fuilia.   Prtn- 

rlpnl. 
Ibvyland  Madloal  Collage;   med.;   reg.;   OMD: 

co-ed,;  B.  B.  Frettyman.  A,  M.,  LL.  D., 
Prea..  Cor.  Lafayette  and  OamllloB  ATM. 

1S4T:     W.     .Tame,    n-apa.     Ph.     TI-.    Prlo.. 

Morgan    CeUege:    col.:     ro-ed.;     M.    ■,;     Mt 

1878:    Rer.    P.    J,    Wagner.    D.   D..   FHft, 

Hoimt  ft.   Jotaph-a   OoUoge;    boya-  bouOiw:       J 

w 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  ANO  CANADA. 


MARYLAND. 

NARYLASD. 

a.  O.i  Brollim  JoKpta.  Prtn.,  BUtluB  D., 

at.  1888;  *•.  R.   NelfblHinra.   Prln. 

CAI0M8TIIXE,  Suburb  of  BallimoTa. 
Mount   da   Salaa  Aoadamj   o(    tha   VirtUtiom 

Had  Park     (BalltmoK  Coantf). 

glrla'     boardlne;     It.     C:     SUter    Ignatla 

CHARLOTTE   HALL,    Bt.    JIK7   Co.,    pop.    lOU. 

ooD-Kct.:     Mrs.     1.     Binilolpli     BorrlMii 
Haodmll,    Frla.,    140(1   Park    Ate. 

Oij  Hili'Famaie''BobaDli°Elrla'  boardlns:  noa- 
i-.t.:   Pn.r.  and  Kn.   Edward  T.   Briacoa. 

SuUai'i  Bryut  *  EtnttoD  Biuluu  DoUacs! 

CH£BTEHIOWK.   Kant  Co.,   pop.  3,008. 

Waabingloo    Collago;    col.;    .-o-ed.;    ooi.-».ct.; 

N,  'rhUw  si." 

SusHel    RMd7    Soliool;    (Irli'    bovdlng:    nan- 

CHETY  OHABE.  MouttDmau  Co.,  pop.  20. 

K«.;    in.    188T:    UlH    Helen    J.    Kowe. 

Chovj    Chaia    CoUega;    girl*'    boardlm;    noB- 

at-tl.;  s.   S.    Bart.T,   Prea. 

MiiUivr    M>(iUleD.    Prln..    410    Coarttand 
Bt,  Muy'i  BamlBUM  IMh-L;  mmi  B.  C;  «.t. 

COLLEGE  PABK,   FrlBoa  OMrra  Cb..  pop.   100. 
HujUnd   Acnoultursl    Collasa;   a(rl.;    alaCe; 

men;  eat.  1S08:  B.  W.  SjlTealM,  Prea. 

ITUl:  ViTy  Rev.  Kdw-rd  K,  IU«,  D.  D.. 

OOLOHA.  C.OU  Oo„    pop.   ISO. 

Bt.     Jo«ih'i'   ollmixu^!    f..l.;     men:     B.    C; 

esi.    1888:    Rr>.   JumlD   M.^'irtby.    Prpul- 

A,     M.,    Prln.lpul, 

CmtBEBLAHD.  Allefnar  On.,    pop.    11.128. 

AllBgaDj  County  Aoadamy;  prcp.;  ro-ed,;  non- 

n.-«l.:  wt.  ISWi;  Allnt  M-j  You.l..   l-rln.. 

H    N.   rare)-   SI. 

hi>ni«pp.;     co-pd.;     est.     1801;     Oeorge    T, 

C.    E,    Puaho.    Pre.. 

Sbowtr.    A.  U.,   M.  D..   Dun.   tfmiDl  iind 

HounUin    Blata     Builneaa    Collate  i    bua.    and 

Rllti   Are. 

BDaUwrn  Horns  Schnoli   Rlrla'   boarding;    Doa- 

D4BNEBI0WM,  Moatcomery  Co.,  pop.  1«8. 

w-n.:    Urn.   W.    M.    Cary   and  Mlaa   Cnrj. 

Andrew  BmaU   Andamy;    prep.-,    co^d.;    aon- 

Prln...    BIO    N.    Olurlpa. 

n'><:i.:    i-Ki.    IKHi:     Kct.     M.    I.,    t'eamow. 

BtHTsr-i    Sualnaaa    Celiac*;    bn*.    >iid    sten.; 

A,   U..   Ptlinlpal. 

ELLICOTT  CITY,  Bowud  Co,,    pop.   1,881. 

tTDlnnlt]'   of  KurUnd.   D*Dt^   Sapinmnl ; 

Book    Hill   Collaca;    ™i.;    men:    E.    0.;    e«. 

dant-:    iDaD;    eat.    1B82;    Ferdlnond   J.    S. 
Ooria".    A.     M..     D.     D.    S.,     De.p,    Cor. 
Greene   and    Lombard. 

1857.     Brotber   Abraham. 
Bt.    Cbulaa  CoUaia;   col.;    men;    R.    C;    aal. 
1848;   BcT.   Cbarlea  B.  Scbranti. 

EmUTEBUBO,   FradariDk  Co,,  pop.  B4S. 

Keunt  St.  Kiry'a  CoU.to;    col,;    men;    R.  0.; 

Coals'.    Pb!'  D..^  bean,'   Cor.  'credno    a'ud 

Lombard. 

M..'  LL.   D..   p'tej.            ■"■       ■ 

Bt.    Joaepb'a    Acadamyi    |[rt>'    boardlBg;    Et. 

C;   Slater  Uenrlettu.    Prln. 

91.  Paul  SL 

FOSEST  OLEN,  Montiomnr  Co.,  pop.  7U. 

National  Park  Beminuv;  (Irla'  boardlnc:  non- 

S^tt'^rti  a7"   **■   ""'"°°'   *''''°"'    '^"^ 

».,...;  Jobn   A.    I.    Caiedj,   Prln. 

FBESEBICK,   Fradariok  Co.,   pop.  8,286. 

"*"'  ^^'^■'"'^'n^'i'''"'''"''''''^'''''''  ""^^ 

pri'P.  and  hue.;  co.ed.;  eal.  ITta:  Uudaaj 

Wom^'^^a   Cori^i^'  of  Baltimon;    woman;    U. 

Crawley.    A.   M..   Principal. 

Prea..    St.    Plut.    Crom    23rd    to  iOtb    n! 

nomt-n;    phI.    im;^;    s,    (;rlffilli   Dacla,    m! 

Woman'a  Collate;   ilrla'   boarding;   Reformed; 
p»l.    ISBS:  J.   H.   Apple.   A.  M..  Prea. 

BAOEBSXOWV,    WMfalagtoB    Co.,    pop.    18.DS1. 

BKOOKEVILLE.  KoDt(>mai7  Co.,  pop.  163. 
BTookaillle      Aa^tmj:    prep.;      co-ed.;     dob. 

Baa  H»c  Collage;    glrla'    boarding:    noa-aect.: 
eat.     1SG3;     net.    C.     L.     Keedy,     A.    M., 
M     D      Prea 

aecl,;   Clinton  M.   Moore.    Prln. 

Wolf-i  Hualnaaa  Oollaga;   bua.    a»d  ilan.;    D. 

BK1TNSWICX,   Fradarlok  Co.,  pop.  2,4T1. 

Rimer  Woir.  Pre*. 

ILCHEBTEB.   Howard  Co.,  pop,   600. 

Kadampioriit  Seminary:    theol.;    men;    R.   C: 

BUCXEYBTOWir.  Pradorlok  Co..  pop.    43«. 

Silt,  ISdT;   Kcv,  Edward  U.  Walgel,  C.  B. 

3.    It.,    Rector. 

] 


lI 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIKECTOBY 


1 


XAJtYLAUD 

jfARyZ/JNO 

BEMSIHOTOK.  .aburl.  of  Wuhln«t.n.  D.  C. 

JaMb  Toms  Inatltuta,  Tbe;  pci-p.;  co-ed.;  dod- 

Columbia    SvhKl    tor    Sojt;    boy's    bonding; 

scct.;     A.   n-.   Harrla,    Dlrei^tor. 

BOP-Bed.:  eil.  1887;  Bdward  DeWHl  Met- 

FSIKCESS  AHHI,  rrineau  Anwi  Co.i  pop.  S40. 

rlman.    A.   U..   Prf*ld>'nt. 

I^  FI^TA,  Clurlu  Co..   pop.  800. 

■CoDonaodi  loatituta;  prep,;  vo-ed.:  n«i-Hft.: 

Sii^nifr,    Ph,   r.,    Pr«iilent, 

RE18TERT0WN.  BaltHnoro  Co.,   pap.  MO. 

Tbo  H«Bn«b  Kooro  Aoaiamj;  girta-  boarding; 

LEOKAKMOWK.   St.    Hut   Co.,    pop.    «3. 

Bt,    lUcy'i    Amiiamy:    prep.:    co-ed,;    R.    C; 

Slater,  of   Charllj. 

JUiylajid    CollwB    for    Womani    glrla'    btMd- 

Rookrllla    Aoademy;    prtp.;    ro-ed.;    noo-«ct.; 

Ine;  Lutb.:  eat  ISS3;  RaT.  J.  H.  Turner. 

W.   PInclinej-   Maaon.    Prlo. 

ST.  GEOKOE,  Battlznora  Co.,   pop.  44. 

McDOMOGK,    Baltimora   Co.,    pop.    100. 

Bt.  Goatgs'a  Ball  tor  Boya:  .'loied. 

KoDonoEh    Snlmol;    pr.p.    nnd    DiKi.uul    train.; 

Bt.     Jamei     Sobool;    boj*'    iMmrdlne:    P.    B.; 

boj-H:   non-a^ft,;  eat.   lS73r  Sldnei'  Turner 

Adrian  B.    Oodcrdonk.   Head  Matter. 

More  land,   Prlni:lp<>l. 
lULLEaByttLE,  Aima  Amodal  Co..  pop.   40. 
Anna   Arandal  Aaadamr;    prep.;    ro-cd.:    Don- 

ST.  KAKT'S  CITY.  Bt.  lUiy  Co.,  pop.  40. 
Bt.   KuT'a  Famale  Bamlnur;  girli-  boarding; 

KOnHT  BT.   MARY'S,   Fradarlok  Co.,   pop.    80. 

Sherwood     Frlfluda-      Bohool;      prap.;      co^d.; 
Frtanda;    eat,    18S,1;    Ida    Pslio^r   Stabler.    Prn- 

Hamit  at.   Man',  Collaja.  coL.;   meo;  B,   C-; 
IIOUNI   WABHINOTON,   Suburb   BalUmora. 

TANEYTOWB,  Oarroli  Co..  pop.  B8S. 
UUtoB     Aoadamy;     prep.:     co-ed.;     noB-Ped,; 

R.  C:  Slater  Uary  PudI.  Frin. 

■fount  Waabinrton  Samtsarr  far  Bora;  boja' 

WASHIHQTOM  DROVE,   Xontgomorr  Co.,  pop. 

buBrdlng:    R.    C;    Slater    Mar/    BonsTeii- 

NEW  WTOBBOE.  CrroU  Co,,  pop,  <30. 

Maw    WtiLim    Collage;    ™i,;    co-ed.;    Pr«b.; 

WESTKINBIER.    Carroll  Co.,    pop.    S,1M. 

Weatara      ManUnd      Oollaga;      col.;      co-ed.; 

Ue(b.  Prot.;  eat.  ISOS;  Rer.  T.  B.  Lewla, 

PORT  DEPOSIT.  CooU  Co.,  pop.   I,BJ6. 

A.    M..    D.    D..    Prra. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 


Population,  2,805,346.    School  census,  634,510.    School  age, 


7-14. 


Massachusetts  is  the  seventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  2,805,346  inhabitants,  of  whom  2,769,764,  or  98.7  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number  840,114,  or  29.9  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of 
illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  is  5.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-third 
in  this  respect.    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 


In  Massachusetts,  the  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction  is  entitled 
"Secretary  of  the  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education/* 
George  H.  Martin,  Secretary  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education Boston 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

WiLUAM  L.  Douglas,  Governor Boston 

Curtis  Guild,  Jr.,  Lieutenant-Governor Boston 

Mrs.  Kate  Gannett  Wells,  45  Commonwealth  Ave Boston 

CuNTON  Q.  Richmond North  Adams 

George  I.  Aldrich Brookline 

Elmer  H.  Capen   Tufts  College 

albert  E.  WiNSHip. ; Somerville 

George  H.  Conley,  Osborn  Road Brookline 

Caroline  Hazard Wellesley 

Joel   D.   Miller •  • • . . .  Leominster 

George  H.  Martin,  Secretary,  State  House Boston 

C.  B.  Tillinghast,  Clerk  and  Treasurer,  State  House Boston 

John  T.  Prince,  Agent. West  Newton 

G.  T.  Fletcher,  Agent Northampton 

James  W.  MacDonald,  Agent Stoneham 

Walter  Sargent,  Agent  for  Promotion  of  Industrial  Draiving North  Scituate 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS. 

George  H.  Martin,  Secretary  Massachusetts  Board  of  Education Boston 

Arthur  B.  Chapin,  Treasurer  Commonwealth  of  Massachusetts Boston 

Massachusetts  has  a  state  law  requiring  free  public  school  text-books. 


paxtekson's  college  and  school  disectosy 


1 


STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS. 

Massachusetts  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what 
is  called  the  "town  system"  of  school  supervision,  each  city,  or  in  some  cases, 
where  the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  its  individual  superinlendent 
of  schools. 


HIGHES   INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


AMHERST,  Huupihin  Ca.,  pop.  G,02S. 
Amharit    CoUBgaj    col.;    men:    non-iecl. ;    i 
1821;   Eev.  QpMgB  Harrli.  D.  D..   Prei 
MuuetauittU  AcrlBultnnt  OslUc*;   mgt.; 

KcaiDt    Flausnt     butltsti 


Abbot    Amdemr 

Mlu   Emiiy 

FhllUpi   AmAm 


.  0<»d.ll. 

noD-Mct.;   Mt.   ISTO;    M.    0.    UlldieU.    A. 
M..   Fres. 

bo>RlU>«: 

.""a""'.! 

■nd  J.   A.   HoblKand.   PrlM,,    1022  flojH- 

AirBVaNDAI.E,   Middlun   C 

boarding;     biHi'Scct.;     f 

clal   •drantsiies.      Plti 
Boatoii  mupauPLi  Hud  h 


Elm    HIU    PriT* 


BILLEBICA.  WddlsHi  Oo..   pop,   i.m. 


HltBhsl^i  MUitur  Bon*   Sohool:   mIL:    bayi^ 


f»l.     1ST2;     U 

trlUe    M.    BlRclow.     Dein. 

Boyliton  St. 

Cmlui'    Cgllafs   s 

Flijr^a^  Cultpn;    nomil 

B1dg«.r-Cninr- 

IHrcMor.     177     Hurllni- 

Prln..    253    CommDu*«ltb 

PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DntECTOBY 


MABaACBUaSTTB. 


L«  8glii»1,  Thai  Klrla'  bDvdiDci  P.   1 

UuT   LodIh  KelU.  Piio. 
Haw  Oiurch  TbBsleilMl  Btbaeli   th«il 


CAHBBISaEfOBT,  Buburb  of  Boat 

Wellington   School;    normal;    aUle 

CANTON  JttBCTION,   Korfolk  Co., 

Norwood  School,  The;  .-loaerl. 
CONCORD,  HlddlcHii  O,.  pop.  B.Sti: 
CoDoord  Boms  Bslmiil;  bora'  board 

Jumea  S.   ODrland.   PtiB. 
Coneord  Bohool;  lM>;a'  bonrdln^;  F. 

la  H.   Ecireldt.  Prln. 
Wtaita'a    Home    Eohool,    Klu;     pri 
non-as^l.;    Klorii    J.    White,    V 
DANTEKB.  laaax  Co,,  pop.   8,B4£. 


WOlii 
E&BT 


FALL   EIVEB.   Bilatol   Co., 


SiBrad  HHLrt  i 


BhoamakaT'ClaTk  Bchoot,  Tha;  but.   and  al^ii. 

r.  S.  Blen*  anil  W.  8.   Roicpn.  Propi. 
TUbodaui'a   OoUaia:   prrn.    and   boa.:    w^d. 

nDD-aect.:     oat.     ISHU;    J.     D.    Thlbodraii 


I    (Br     Faabla     and     AOletad 


rircUBUBO.  Woicaatar  Co.,   p 
FitehbHTt    Bualooaa    OoU«(*: 


MASSACU  USETTB. 


M 


John  O.  Th. 

FBAMIHOBAX,   J 

State   Normai   i 


ill  itate;   ro-ed.; 
,   pop.   11.309. 


SedEwlck'  8ch< 


Barkahln     Cs.,     pap. 


'   boiidlug;    F.    K.;    ReT. 


BATFIELD.  Ban 


LEICESTER,  Wok 


lAwall  Taitila  Schooli  terh.i  co-ed.;  Doo-eect. 

aat.  1807;  Wm.  W.  Cnabr.  S.  B..  FHn. 
■otv*    Ball    Babsolj    ittli'    boanllni.;    bob 


J 


w 


OF  THE  UHITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


UASSACHVSETTS 


MABBACHVBBTTS 


Sti   Aim'ft  Aoftdomj;   gLtU'    boBrdLnr;    B.   < 
at.  18ST:  SUtcc  U.  Asj^li.  Superior. 
KELROBE.   KiddlOMi   O.,    pai>.    13.962. 
Kalnwa    asligsl    of    UaUt;    maa.;    eit.    ISO 


Sobool;   airU'   boudlnt', 
■eci.:   un.   Aante  B.  .Ronell.   PHn. 
MILTOM.   Ngifslk   Co.,   pop.   3,618. 


MOM  BON,   Eimpdan 


MATIOK,    ICIddlBK 


'    Frflpu«toT7    Sohool 


SEW  BESrOBD,  Bilitol 


ta.:    d(iu->ei:l.:    eal.    1B02;     ChnrLts    I 
iW    Bsdfocd    Tutils    Bsbool:    t«i'b,;    c 

r  SOSOHESTEB.   Bulnirb  of  Bnton. 
■Tnut    Boligal;    glilg'    boirdlug;    non- 

rrON,    MlddlMU  Co.,   pop.   3S.GBT. 
lUBt  liA  SihiMl  [«  airl*;  Elrl'i  txur 


Hut    a. 

Caplu.  Frio. 
NortliuDptoa    Cdd 


impihiTfl   Co,.   p< 
.    aohooL    for    a 

uroUl    OoUxs: 


WhHtsD    Fomala    BsdIutt!    eItIi'    boar 

OoB(.:  Bamael  V.  Cole,  D.  D,.  Prin. 

glfTttlBLP,  Bukahin  Co.,   pop.   2I.ies. 

I.    >L    Holmu,    Pros. 
Barkihin    BellMl.    Ttaa;     prop.:     co-od.; 

■Kt.;  Aithor  Clontb,   A,   U..   FtIq. 
HbU'i   BohMl  f«    OirU,    Kiu;    (Iris-    t 


BOXBUBT.  Baffalk  Co..  Bubuib  of  Boatoa, 


'    boarding; 


non-KTi. :    \I1mA.    ci  L._... 

B,    &    P.   Builnou  Oollstai   MniolLdated   wltb 


<    School.    Hin;    (Irla'     i 


BHEIUBUBNE  FALLS,  TruUtn  Oo., 


Fr.DfM    LltllcfleW.     A,    M.,     Prlndpal. 

SOTTTHBOBO,   WOBCESTEB  00.,   pop.  l.BZI. 

St.    Haik'i   School;     boii-   boardlnc:     P.    t 


I   BBAIHTSEE,  HvrroLk  Co.,  pop.  2.000. 


SOUTH  LABCASTEB,  Worontac  Co.,   pop.  BOO. 
South  Lanoutar  Aeadam]>;  prep,:  <'»-ed. :  Ser- 
»Qlh  Day  AdT.;  Prederigh  OrlKgi.  Prln, 
BOITTH  W0BTHIHOT01I,    Huipiblri  Co.,  pap. 


.obion.  A,  U..  Prio. 


t  Buhool,  The: 

'    Path    InRltnta:    bua.    and'alcn.:    J.    D. 

la  Ebni"  Bar  «id  Homo  Behool  far  0<rltl 
Klrla'  haaidlDK;  Don-Bect.:  Uln  CbarlotM 
W.    Porter.    PrlD. 


iuilnoia    Oollafa!    bua.    and    aleo. 
1   T.    M.    0.    A.    TrUnlns   Bohuli 


QOD-BCFt.:    Dr,   and   Mr*.    . 


L 


100                        PATTEHSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY              Y 

HASSACI/USETTa 

MABSACHUaETTS 

TADMTOJi.  Brirtoi  CO..  pop.  si-oaa. 

comblDlni     elt7      idnnUges      vHh     Ibe 

■rirtol     AouUmj:     prep.;'   co^i     noD-Hct.: 

Fredfrte   T,    Finnwortli,    Ptln. 

borne     InBneneH.       Colleie     prrparatorj. 

AndemJe  and  Sperlil    Cour»e«.      Upuauil 

oppononltlei    for   Ibe   aludj    o(    Art   and 

TDFTB    CDILEOE,    KidUuu    &>..    Scbaol    Stl- 

lurMque  geacrapli]'.  aa  a   preparatloo  Cor 

TufU  College;  uiiiv.;  to-eO.;  UdK.:  cat.  IHM: 

Elmer  11,  Cajn.'!.,   D,  r..  LL.  D,.  Pro. 

Wibin    SohHl,     Th*;'  ban'     boiidlni:     ddk- 

»<'t  ;   Jobs    li     PlIKburi-,    rrlD. 

Windur    ElU     SEhiigl;     slrls-     boBrdlng;     Ddd- 

Mct.;     John     «.     PiUabury    mad    Ann.    M. 

wmumii   Oollaia;    .ol.:    men;    non-aecL;    «t. 

WALTSAJI,    XlddlOHI    Co.,    pop.     23.481. 

1T0»:     Henry     Hopkloa.    D.     D.,     LL.     I).. 

Wm.  H,  Mollor.  FTfB. 

wraCHElTDEir.    Waroaatai    Co..    pop.   S.oul, 

Wilthun  Kaw    Otaiuota   Schosl;   prep.:    «).cd.; 

New  JeruMlem  Clmrcli:   BenJ.    Worceilw, 

WOLLABTOM.    Norfolk    Co.,    Butinrti    of    ^aiaej. 

WELLESLEY.   Morfolk   Co..   pop.   0,0TB. 

Sun  HaUi  Eirli-  bnidlDf;   noD-KcL;    Helen 

a^ct.;     Horace    U.nn    Wllb,rd.    Prln.' 

Temple    Coo*,    Prlo. 

WaUt>l<i7    ChIIkib;    «giD«u'i^     non-Hct. i    eit 

78TB;    Uln  CuuIIhe   Bniud.   U.    A..    Pre*. 

Busroft  Sjibool,  The:  pri-p.;  ■■o*d.:  eal.  ISOO; 

WsIlHlof    SaHool    Tor    Boyi;    bofs'    boudlnc; 

Backer's    Bualneaa    College;    but    and    atsn.! 

E.    C.     A.    Becker.    Pre*. 

Book   Ridto  H^l;    boit-   boudlng;    DOUHCt.; 

Oearge   RiDloul  WWte,    Prln. 

CoUbbs  of  tha  BalTCraM:  ™l.:  men;   B.  C; 

Bukar  riao  School;   prep.;    co-ed.;   oon-iKrl.; 

N.   B.   SEreeiil.   FrlD. 

Hl^iud  HllitUT  Aodamr;  mlllUrj;    P.  B.; 

WEST    BRIDGEWATER,     Pljn.i.otI.    Co..     pop. 

jDSepb     Aldan    Sbaw.    Prln. 

HiuDU-i    fiuilneu   OoUaca;    boa.    and   IteB.: 

HowKd  SeminMy;    glrla'   boardlni;   non-iect.: 

A.   H.    Bfnman.   Prat 

So  rob   E,   Luuablon,   Prln. 

KadOald    CoUaia:    rol,:    co-ad.;    Congre'l;    Mt, 

(tall>;    riwd.:   Eat.    ISSt;   Clareui-e    A,    Bro- 

1S87;  It"v.  1,  p.  PaWb.  ri.  D..  Pret 
St.     Jebo'i     SoluKil:     pr.>|>.;     n>-ad.;     B.     a; 

BmlliBc    Hnlwrla.     Prln. 
School   r«   Olrbi;    elrla'    boarding;    noti-Hct.: 

Ulaa    B.    A.     Kimball.     Prln. 

WEBTFOHS,    XiddlHU  Co.,   pop.    12.310. 

TMtford   Aeadamr;    prep.:    cs-ed.;    non-MCt: 

E.  Hatlow   Rniaeil,   Prei.  ' 

Wimam  a.   Froit.   Pilo. 

Tjlar'a    BulBoai     CollBga:     bua.     and     aten.r 

eil,   1W)1:  Mrs.   Edna  E.  Trier.  Frlnclpal. 

WlUlun'a  Bcbool,  MUa;  cloH-d. 

Allan  "bdIiooI,    Ihe;    prep.:    co-ed.:    non-aecl.: 

cal.    1^-i:   Albeit  E.  Bale;.  A.  B,,    Head- 

WEBT^BO^DRY,  Suburb  .f  Bstton. 

C.     B.     Poat.     Prea, 

Bi.ermu     Hull;     ilrla'     boardini;     non-aect,: 

Mlu  Ssf.li   W.    Amaa,    Prln. 

non-aoet.:    eat,    1S83;    Bdmand   A.    Bugler, 

Pb.   D..  LI,.   D.,  ITea- 

1 


MICHIGAN. 

Population,  2,530,016.    School  census,  744,603.    School  age,  5-20. 

Michigan  is  the  ninth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  2420,9&2  inhabitants,  of  whom  2,398,563,  or  99.1  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  540,196,  or  22.3  per  cent,  are  foreign  bom.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  4.2  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  eleventh  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

Patrick  H.  Kelly,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Lansing 

Walter  H.  French,  Deputy   Superintendent Lansing 

A.  Hamun  Smith,  Chief  Clerk Lansing 

Nora  B.  Sharpsteen,  Statistician Lansing 

Grace  Wallace,  Assistant   Statistician Lansing 

Zella  M.  Harvey,  Editor Lansing 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Luther  L.  Wright,  President Ironwood 

Patrick  H.  Kelly,  Secretary Lansing 

James  H.  Thompson,  Treasurer Evart 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Michigan  has  no  State  Text-Book  Commission,  the  state  law  making  it  optional 
with  the  local  boards  or  voters  of  the  respective  counties  whether  free  text-books 
shall  be  furnished  in  the  public  schools. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

H.  S.  Elliott Oxford 

James  Swain   Coldwater 

John  C.  Ketch  am Hastings 

R.  S.  Campbell  Port  Huron 

E.  A.  Aseltine Paw  Paw 

Patrick  H.  Kelly,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  ex  officio Lansing 

Michigan  has  a  provision  in  the  state  constitution  that  the  legislature  shall  pro- 
vide for  at  least  one  library  in  every  township. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

W.  J.  MqKone,  President Ypsilanti 

E.  D.  Palmer,  Secretary West  Bay  City 


i  ■*  J 


102 

PAXTERSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIfiKCTOEY 

1 

MICHIOAy                                    1 

mCBIOAS 

Coutr. 

COUNTY  COMMISSIONERS  OF 

SCHOOLS. 
-HarrlHville    

Pop.  of 

•lii 

;■!■« 

.  t.aio 

.  J2.614 
)  GZ.37S 
!    9.G8S 
.  49,165 
.  2J.8U 
.  49.11G 

:§:£! 

.  16.B1B 

;1S 

.    2.B43 
.  23.8S1 

'.  xi!e68 

.  1E.9S1 
.  41.S04 

S  ■■■■■■■'■■ 

Baraga    '. 

James  A.  Ca« 

H.  M.  Coldren 

.\B^^e''.'.'.\'.'.\'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 
..Btaodlsh    

..Hastings    

..St.   Joseph 

..Coldwater   

Martin  J.  MoKanna 

John  C.  Ketcham 

:::;::::::;::::w!'E.^Dai?e9.!:::::::::::::: 

..CassopoUa   

CTaVT.".*..:::::: 

::gE£i:;.  :;::::::::::: 

iiFllnt.  m  HkVrt^n'si 

Grand    Traverse 

I.utiier  t.   Wright 

Ge-rge  L.  Crispe 

..Ironwood    

::S!S"...™;;::;:::: 

..Hillsdale   

..Houghton    

.18.718 

ill 

■.fi& 
:« 
:£S 

;li 
■is 

:& 

.  M.m 
:  u'.m 

'.  M;7S4 
.  SI.7H 
.    I.Bt 

:si 

.  ie.aB4 

:i3! 

Houghton    

William   Bath 

"whlllemorB"",.!.; 

Hugh  A.  Graham 

..Mt.    Pleasant 

..Kalkaska   ..'.....'. 

Keweenaw   

W.  Frank  I^ughlln 

-.Sufi^ie  Bar 

..Bllssfleld    

ii'.ier.'"."..::::: 

::Mt.  Wm™:;::::::::: 
::r^.iS,'":::::::::.::: 

■:i£S-"''';:-;::; 

Harquetts  

sss?"  •■  ■ 

■iS^roe"'^ 

::HUtaa"  :;:;:::;:::::;:: 

..Fremont   

oS 

B.  W-  Fleming 

Oweola    

glnfj^J^^SS?" 

OtMBo   

R.  D.  Bailer 

PATTEHSOH'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


1 


AMgoUltian   lutltnt*;    prep: 
Brocklro    Botaool    of    Hnil 

DMiDlt  Aisdamr  at  Snni 


Sltrelt  Bu>ln«*  TTDlnnltr:   bu> 

Datnlt  CBlIari:  ™i.;  taca:   &.  0. 
BCT.    LouIb     Kplllngpr.     S.    J. 

Datrslt    Ofaunli   im»mj:    prep.; 


IMtolt     OtllM*     of     Hadtila* 


,.    B.    A..   PrlDdpat. 


dm  on. ; 

Ditioit  SshrHl  of*lIniio:  miu.:  m<d.:   l^niu 

Ktor,    a 

A.  Awl,  nirwlor.  Schwa nfcotmir  BWg. 

Detroit  Tnioinc  BohoDl  of  Eloeutisa  ud  £bc- 

Um     LlMnlur.;     «t.     1ST8:     Mm.     lMn> 

CbBffce    Nublf,     Dli^rtcr,    ;so    WoDdwird 

Ave. 

DMiQit  irni»»r»lty  SsIhkiI;   prpp.:  bon;   Fred- 

aU-k    L.    BUig.    Prin.,    IS   Elmwood   Are. 

■«.n  A**. 

■nd  atiiii.:  »i.  18»e:  J.  CllSonl  KcDiiadr. 
PrlD. 

^rtii'!'^"n 

co-eil.;   «(.   1S9B;    Giwrge  Andrcir  LewU. 

Hioblikii"  CoUan    of    Kxliclii*    and    BsnaiT: 

ni«d,;    reg.;     ro-ed.:     e.t.     IS88;     Bsl    C. 

3  a:    Rer. 

Wj'nuo.   U.  D..   Dean.  T-9  Porter. 

HlchKu   CooHmtoTT   of    Huiis;    mm.:    «t. 

1U(«:    Alberto  Jouea.    Director. 

\b.    Cor'. 

MUu   Qellxo;   bna.  .nd  >teii,;  «i.    JS9S;    E. 

X«t    Kolj^TttoilV   BcJiBl;     preJ.V    K.     C; 

UhMIT 

Sl8l»rs  <if  M«ry.   148  Pnrter  St. 

Pernio,    Pre*..   213   Woodirard    Atc, 

Sisd  Sotaaol  far  MansDi  asd  Bwikmrd  OhU- 

(8)    Th< 

dran;    cblldrcn   under   18;    i-h1.    looi);    Hr. 

and   Urn.    runk   A.   Reed,    Plrertora.    S8B 

Datroit  IbBtituta  of  Kiulo;  rilan 
Datnit  Soliool  at  Art:  art:  ro-ei 


I>atrolt    Hsnsal    Trainlnt    Bofa»I:    a 
Sitmit  Schoal  of  Satiaoicapr;  opttotl 


I.  MUdrvd  A.  Bolt,   Prlii.,   liai 


Pre«..    Mu]..Blle    Buildln 
Thomu  Koimal  TraininR  ft 


Train  Dlipatofaan  Sohool  of  Talafra^iT: 
eo-ed.;  Jemme  V.  Toplllt.  Prw., 
Woodward   Aie, 


QEAICD    KATZN,    Ottim   Co..    pop     4.T4S. 
Akaler  Hail  (or  Oirli:  (Irla'  b»ardliur:  p.  r 


m 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CA»ADA. 


1 


egl>«.['.     «no»ri..m.nt.-Hn™(      lofnllon. 

KALAMAZOO,  EalaoiuM  Co..  pop.  M.IM. 

18SS;  A.  Carlord  BIocDm,  LL.  D..  Prea. 

Dnlan    Stitlan.     The    ij^l    adTaatufei    ot 

MlohlRan    Famala    Beinliiair!    girla'    twardlnc: 

FrPBb.:    Klile  Oarlind  HobaoD,   Frla. 

»lt/,    aiul    fiinHl    to    an]'    nuyvhece.      tliaj 

Panona'     Bailnaia    Oolloeai    bna.    aod    itcn.! 

poplb  tram  tbp  B?>sloy  artiiio]  ue  fllUuc 

W.   P    pnraooa,   Prea. 

Wa.tarn  Stall  Mormal  Sobool;  nor.:  Btite;  co- 

Ing    w^iixila    iDd    nillegf*    all    OTer     tbe 

•MrtCM.     of    Uie    woinpu    »riclH«tB».    »u- 

LASBmo,    InghuB    Co.,    p>,p.    H1.486. 
LatiilBE  Buiineaa  XTnlnraitj;   bni.  aod  tin.; 

LADBIUV,  Hourhton  Co..  p'lp.  B,843. 

Saisiad  Hoan  AcademT!  prep.;  co-ed.;  a.  Ci 

OtudBipid*  BuiiBMi    Viiifardtir;   bna.    anfl 

Ett.  S.   A,   Perron,   0.  F.  U.,  Prin. 

..eD.;    A.   S.    P-ri-b,    Pr.... 

Grand   Rapid*  Klndsriutsn  Tntalnr   Bohoiil; 

Manlata.     fiu.in.u     CoUaga;    bua.    and   aten.; 

H«fl.    tralplug;    wo™..,,:    e.t,    1801;   Clara 

Whnlcr.    MUns    rtlurlpaL 

lUKQITETIE,  Harquatta  Co,,  pop.   lO.OSS, 

iDFlnde  both  mluter  and  >ummcr  nKtiiUa. 

WlDUr   datei   an    (r.iid    aepWmber    15th, 

Kortb'am' State  Vorm^Bliliool;  normal;  aUte; 

IBM.  to  Jiinc  IDth,   ItKKJ.     EninmeT  datei. 

Jaly     Gtb      to      AUBIIII      leth.      IBM.      All 

Bt,    Joaapb'a 'Aai>damr!°'ptep.:'  eo-ed,!    noft- 

soi^t.:  Slater  U.  Agneo,  Ptia. 

VONBOE,    HoDTOa    Oo„     pop.    S,M3. 

Uottaer    H.     Mchlldla,     Prln. 

iwnl    opon    appHiutli.n. 
Orud    Sapidi    Xadlad    ColIeg«;    med.:    Kg.; 
co-Bd.;    f»I,    ISOT:    CUlTIKf    WSlle.    U.    D.. 

MOnXT  PLEABAHT.    lacbaUa  Co.,    pop.    B.OSI. 

Central  Stata  Korm.1  Bohool;    normal;  aUte: 
to.cd,;   Chirlea  UcKenny.   A.   M..  Prea, 

Mount  Plauant  Indiu  Traliilag  Sshool ;  board- 

(ksBd^aipid. Trt.ri=.ry  CoUatt;  tbI,;   mefl; 

ing;    cT-ccl.T    Ml.    jsic:    Robert    A.    Cocb- 

8m. 

OUTZT,   E-ton  Oo..   pop.   800. 

Haltend  Tfeealoilal  Sabuli  tb«i1.:  atea:  nt. 

OUTot  OoUwo:  col.;   co-ed.:  Cong,:  eat   lUi; 

ti^l:   A.  J.   nonbi.   A.   H..   P[lnel[ul. 

HaLaoUan     Buainua     ValnTaltri     bna.     and 

Kichlgan    MlUtarr    Aaidaiiiy;    mllllarr:    »»■ 

aect.:  Janica  Hugh  Hnrrts,  Prln. 

SKOBBZ  FOmTZ.  HousbtBn  Co,,  pop.  343. 

Aetdsmr  ot   tb«   Baonid   Haatt;  liili-   bocrd- 

PET08KEY,   Emmat  Co.,   p^p.  6,3SB. 

Ing:  R,  C  :  Midam  Gsiln.  Prtn. 

Petoakay     Kormal     Bohool:     Dormol;     priiatti 

ro-cd. :   U.   0,   GraTeii,   M.    A,.   Prea, 

Hllladala   Ooll.«8;    «.!,;    eo-od,;    Freo    Bapl.: 

POMTIAC,  OaklMd  Oo„  pop.  fl.TBB. 

cat,     ]S«S:     jMiTh     W.    Uani^k,    LL.    D., 

PonCiao     Baiineaa    GoUaga;     bna.     and    aten.; 

Prea. 

C.    A,    PuMoll.     Prra. 

HOLLAKB,   Ottawa  Oa..  pop.  T.TBU. 

SAOIMAW,    Saglnav    Co.,    pop.    42,S4S. 

Holland  HnaiMaa  Collaret  t,o«.  add  »Wn.;  Mt. 

Intarnatlonal     BDiineaa      Callaga;      bna.      and 

nen.:  L'Kt.  l^G:  E.  1.  Flib,  Pmldent. 

HopJ   CtolloilTco';  ■™-'s'd!T"Beforaed'"  e.t. 

Baglnaw    Buaineaa    Callaga;    bna.    and    aten.; 

1S68:  0.  J.  KoUon.  A.  M.,  LL.  D,.  Pn-a. 

Coo,   W,   Smllb,  Prpi. 

Waatora   Xheoloiioal   Samlnarr:    Ihfol.;   IIq(.: 

Saglnav   Valley  Madloal  CoUagai  <^i,aoUdit«d 

<vltb    Mlrhlgan    College    or    Uedlrlne   and 

Sntger/,  Detroit.  Mlib. 

HOTIOHTOW,  BoDcbton  Co,,  pop.  S,35B. 

at,     Andrew-i     Aoadany;     prep.;    co-ed.:    R. 

HloUcan  Csllaie  o(  Minea!  terh,:  rapn;  »UtB; 

eat.  1880:  F.  W.  McNair,   Prst. 

JACKBDM,  Jukian  Co..  pop,  28,180. 

BT,  LOnifl,  a»tlot  Co,,  pop,  1.B3S. 

DaiUn'a    BuilDeaa    CoUaia:    bus.     and    aion.; 

Tarlngton    ColUga;    boa.    and    aten.;    0.    W, 

a.  0.  D*tHo,  Pr«, 

106 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


MICHIGAN 


8P&INO  ABBOB,  Jaokion  Co.,    pop.   210. 
Spring   Arbor   Seminary;    inrep.;    oo-ed.;    Frro 
Meth.;  DaTld  8.  Warner,  Prln. 

THB.ee  BIYEBS,  St.  Joieph  Co.,  pop.  8,S50. 
Thiee    Blvert    BnainoM    Aoademy;    bos.    and 
aten.;    Ctaarlea  H.   Sage,   Prea. 


MICHIGAN. 


TBAYEBSE    OITT,    Grand    Traveree    Co.,    pop. 

0.407. 
Aoademy   of    Holy    Angela;    glrla'    boarding; 

B.    C;    Slater    Ma^    Aadulam,    Prln. 
TntTorae    City    BuainoM    College;    bua.     and 

■ten.;    0.    B.    Dockeray,   Prea. 

TPSZLAVn,    Waahtenaw    Co.,    pop.    7,878. 
MioUgan  State  If ormal  College;  normal;  atafjtr 
co-ed.;  L.  H.  Jones.  A.  M.,  Prea. 


MINNESOTA. 

Population,  1,751,374.     School  census,  S4S»950'    School  age,  5-21. 

Minnesota  is  the  nineteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,751,374  inhabitants,  of  whom  1,737,036,  or  99.2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number  504,935,  or  28.8  per  cent,  are  foreign  bom.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  4.1  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  ninth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

J.  W.  Olsen,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction St.  Paul 

C.  G.  ScHULZ,  Assistant  Superintendent St.  Paul 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS. 

The  Governor,  the  State  Auditor,  the  State  Treasurer  and  the  Attorney  Gen- 
eral, all  at  the  State  Capitol,  St.  Paul. 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Minnesota  has  no  State  Text-Book  Commission,  the  state  law  making  it 
optional  with  the  local  boards  or  voters  of  the  respective  counties  whether  free 
text-books  shall  be  furnished  in  the  public  schools. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

SuPT.  L.  V.  WiLBER. Winona 

SUPT.  G.  M.  Cesander,  Secretary Winthrop 

SuPT.  Joseph  Davies St.  James 

SuPT.  S.  M.  QuiGLEY Wabasha 

SuPT.  Mary  A.  Hanson Detroit 

SuPT.  M.  L.  Pratt Granite  Falls 

Minnesota  has  a  state  law  that  the  legislature  shall  provide  for  at  least  one 
library  in  every  township. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Frank  A.  Weld,  President Moorhead 

QoY  E.  Maxwell,  Corresponding  Secretary Winona 

Fanny  G.  Gies,  Recording  Secretary Austin 

C.  K  Payne,  Treasurer Stewartville 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  No.    of 

Conntj.  Superintc>!ndont's  Name.  Address.  Districts. 

Aitkin    D.   W.  Kemerer Aitkin    67 

Anoka    Georgre  D.  Goodrich Anoka    65 

Becker  Mary  A.  Hanson Detroit  94 

Beltrami    J.  J.  Regan Bemldjl   40 


^V  los 

PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 

1 

jifi.yj*£SorA.                         1 

.V/.VffESOTA. 

Onmt).. 

SapeHDicDdeat'a  Name. 

»„^. 

DlrtrktiL 

o 

Bl5.".rli: 

S;K„  ■::.:; 

John    Cutting 

N.  a.  Nllaen 

::::SiS  lS;::::::;; 

26 

....Peuuot   

:::::;::  fli 

Clearwaler  . 

John  H. ,  Sommervold 

■llgBtm"""" 

Col  ton  wood 

:::;hS'i"S  :::::.:::: 

lOS 

Dodge    

Farllault  .. 

J.  E.  Gllman 

WlnnebaKO    City.. 

12S 

Freeborn    .. 
OoDdbue   ... 

gSSK?r"d ::: 

---"g 

Geo.   L.  Woodworlh 

D.  C.  MacKen.le 

....  Minneapolis   

:::::;::;iS!  , 

:;:::;:::!! 

Kandiyohi  . 

F.  W.  Itobbyn 

Lao  qui  Pur 

JjB   Sueur... 

Ambrose    Hays 

H 

116 

....Warren    

Hllle    lAci, 

-..Uttle    Falla 

Jll 

Klcollet   .--- 

a"  D.  Smith 

John    Sander 

..-Slayton    

----■a 

-.--Worthlnt-ton    

:::::--.-"S 

o^l^i": 

Thomas  C,  Strand 

Fergus    Falla 

...-Pine   CTy 

Pipestone    

20 

::::::::'.  to 

™k  

Red  l.ake" 

Thoa.    Montgomery 

H.    T.    McAnulty 

Rod  Lake  Falls  .. 

17 

^k  ■::::::: 

Ealen  M.  Wright  

Sherburne   . 
ffbley   

G.    M.   Ceaandor 

^'"^^^''S 

79 

»a 

^'^n.-'"-" 

:;;:::;:::::;:::::::?! -iSS::::::::::::::: 

:::::S^r'!"..::;::::: 

1         SSJf  ;::::; 

Nellie  M.   Caahman 

George   Peter«.n 

'.'.'".l0B^''pnXiiiiV.'.'.'. 

1 

w 


OP   THE   UKITSD   STATES   AND    CANADA. 


MINNESOTA. 

1 

tfisNicaorA. 

OoubU. 

SniwHBttiiflenf*  Name. 
.W.  T.  Williams 

■'h.  "o.  iaffiv::v.v.v.:-. 

AiHtrm. 

No,  nf 

Wabasha   

.Hermati  A.  PanzrEiin.... 

.J.  V.  Larson 

Stillwater    

75 

Campbell   

Wright    ---- 
Yellow    Med 

fATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


miuMftpoUi     Aeadam;;     i>rep. : 

Jtlnaupolii  Buiineu  CoUsgi: 
e.t.   1BU3;   Iluegt  iiid   Bo; 

■UiuMpgUa    Olaulwl    BohAol : 


KlDDupolia    achosl    of   Itatit;    mai 


PtlB.,  601  H»r 


,   U.   D.. 


am  s 


Buhrxil 
n.;    Blclmr 


I  &   Grui 


1   fihoitliukd   InititntB ; 
XiiTtliwsrtnii  Oollese  >nd  Bi 
Prlq.,   308  S,   Tth 
■d.;   Sll 


Dps..   M   3. 

nnd.  ma.: 
rnnly  BUlg. 


Kortfawvttun 


Colleca  of  photoirtphj:  photo.; 
.tor    Bf    Muilo!    mui.. 


BUM    BubwH    1 


ODlnnltr  of  Kliuituta,  OoUtca  of  Daatintr}; 

ITninnitr  nt  KlBiiMote.    Cb1!«(b   of   HomM- 

pitliia     ■[•dlBlm      uid     eviftrj;     med.; 

Bomcop. :    eo-cd.:    »l.     IASS:     Euifne     L. 

UiDn.  U.  D.,  Di^nn.  a04  BndlcMtt  Aci^adp. 

Bt.    Piol. 
VBlrinlly    of    Xinnoiotk,     Collss*    of    Lnw! 


nDlionltr  of  XlnD 


.,  coUbo  or  Hsdioii 


,;  Hurrj  Ktt.Kon  M.rlLi.,  B. 
HOOaHEAil,    01^   0».,   pop.   8.TSD. 


1 


BUto   Xornwl   Bohooli    n 


MOKTKFIELD,    Kloo   Oo.,    pop.    3.210 

ISeO:    Re..    WllHum"  H.    Sull'inaii. 
St.    Olftt    ColLaioi    FoL;    to-cd.;     Li 

OWATOMHA.    Bt»io    Co.,    pop'    S.Ml 
AsidsinT   of   tb«   Bxnod    Haixl;    R. 

ipr  M.   1*0,   Prtn. 
CuiSold    Comnurclkl   Bohool;    bus.    i 

W.     P.     Cnndeld,    Pro.. 
Matnry     Audomr:      pn-p.;      oo-ed. 


Tninini     Bsligol 


EvuiffoUoal  SomlnHrr;  1 


St.    Cloud   Buiioeu   OoUofo; 

Ml.    1002:  Lcwii  F     ■■     ■ 
BUtB   Ngnn&l   BaluMi; 


BT.  FAITL.  BamuT  Co., 


r   Olili,   Vri.:   « 


BfttdvfB     8«in<iiU7: 


O^itol  CemmanikI   I 
OoUao   of    Bt.    ThoB 


IDTB    BId«! 

1 


OF  THE  niflTED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


MISKESOTA 

tllSSEaOTA 

CBoeorlU  OoUtiai  bois'  bosrUJae;  Sr.  I^otb.; 

ThEOdaTD  BuFDger.  PriD,.  Cur.  St.  AnlhoDr 

loe^   e<,-H,;   BOS  Globe  Bldg. 

■nd  BjniUcolB. 

St.  Paul  School  of  Pna  Arti;  ait:  oo-c^.:  Dl- 

Cratlu   Hlrta    Bohiwl!   boyi'    bonrdlns:    R.   0.; 

Broiher    Ambroie,    Priii.,    Cor.    Fort    and 

Taacbat'a 'Tralnii;*  Sohtol;  oor.;  woe,t„-.   eat. 

1883:  Hlrnm  W.  Slack,  Prin.,  Gmnlto  St 

aiait   Btutnau   OoU.i«;   bn..    anil  Mm.;    W. 

C.   StephsBB.    PrES..    43  W.    Tth  at. 

Moiber  ClemcnUiio.  Prlb.,  Cor.  Robert  aDd 

HunliM  TTniTKiKr;  tol.:  ™.ea.;   M,  B.;  «■[. 

UnCetsltj  A.e. 

IS54;   Bc-r.  <i.  H.  BrWgm™.,.  I.L,  D,.  Cor. 

BT.  PAnX  PASS,   Waahlniton  Oo„  pop.   1,173: 

Snelllni   »nrt    H»«m. 

Bt.   Pant'a  Collate;   eoL:    eo-ed.;    U.    R.:    W. 

Heu    BiuiiWH    CoU«(s;    bug.    uud    slMi.l    D. 

a.    Coffer,   Prui.,    Pioneer   Preni  BlOa. 

BT.  PETER,   MlccUat  Co..   pop.    4.302. 

lUoiUrtw  Co11»«b:   col.;   co-i-d.;    Pieib.;    eit. 

GnrtaTua     Adnlpbua      Collaiai      «].:      oo-ed.; 

1SSB;  Jumira  WalUw,  PIi.  D..  Piei..  Gnod 

Lutb.:     e.t.     1SB2:     Ber.    U.     Wahlatiom. 

iind    Bni'lllne   Atci. 

A,    M.,   Pb.    D..   Pre., 

BAITK   OEMTER.   Btaarna  Co.,    pop.   2.220. 

U..   V:.    Prin.;   339   BndlHilt    Bld'e. 

P.  P.   Rollpr,  PrIn..  ass  RfnD  Bidgl 

STITIWATEB,    WMhiiwton  Co.,    pop,    12,31H. 

Bsmtnarr    of  tbg   Vnftm  Vmngiu   Lutharn 
Ohorob;    .ln-o!.;    Lqth.;    m*!.;    «i.    18B0: 

Pataoa.'   Buainaaa  TTnWeralty]  bna.   and  alon.; 

WILDEB,    laokun  Co.,   pop.    1T4. 

Bldg. 

Bnch    Farm     Bobaol     and    Bualaeaa    GoUeca; 

Bt.  JoHph  AcudBmri   ilTli'   boarding;   B.  0.: 

prop,  and  b»a.;   eo-Ed. :  eat.   1888:   P.   E.T 

SJitpr    HTiK'IutU.    Prln.,    Cor,    NcUod   ind 

BeT.   WllllflU)  HeniT   Pond,    Prcaldent. 

WMtern    Avei. 

Bl.  Miryi  High  Bab«l;  lire]).:  co-efl.;  R,  C; 

Siller   Vie  tori  u.    Piln..    Cor.    9tli   and   Lo- 

cmt. 
Bt,  Paul  AoadamT:  boii'  boitdlDg;  non-Mct; 
Fred    W.    FJb;ii!,    N.    B.    Whi'BlHf,    Frlni., 

dpil, 
WUfVEBAOO  OITY.  raribault  Co.,   pop.   1,810. 

Parhar  CoUw.;  ™l.:  co-ed.;  Free  Bapt.;  eat. 

Bt.    Pail    Ba'itoi'a.    Ojui'g.;    bu..'  and    ataa.; 

MiBnIW   Bro«..    Propt..   138  Blblsj- 

St.    Panl    CoUafe    of    Law;    lav,-;    m«D;    eit 

VDIOMA,    WiBDU    Co.,    pop.    10,114. 

1900:   C.   W.    Balbert.   8.>iTPliirT. 

Stata   Kcrmal  Schocli   Dormal;   atate:    co-ed.; 

8t.   Paal   Teaohara-   Tralnln.  School;   nornial; 

J.    P.    Mlllapancb.    Pre.. 

dtj;   eo-cd.;   Hlaa  Sara   0.    Btooka,   Prei. 

Toland'a  fiualneaa  DnlTenitTi  boa.  and  aten-i 

81.  Pan!  BemlaarT:    mt<n:    P.    B.-.    Verr    BeT. 

J.  W.   Hooker  and  F.  1.  Toland.  Prea. 

P     B     Heffreo     D     D      Ittrtor     IT     End 

Qrand   Ato.       ' 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Population,  1,551,270.     School  census,  537,310.     School  age,  5-21. 

Mississippi  is  the  twentieth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,551,270  inhabitants,  of  whom  641,200,  or  41.3  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number  7,625,  or  .5  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of 
the  entire  population  is  32  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  forty-sixth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 
Hon.  H.  L.  Whitfield,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education Jackson 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Hon.  William  Williams,  Attorney  General  Jackson 

Hon.  J.  W.  Power,  Secretary  of  State Jackson 

Hon.  H.  L.  Whitfield,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Education Jackson 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  pop.  of 

Ck>unty.  Supciintcndont's  Name.  Address.  County. 

Adams    J.    W.    Henderson    Natchez     30,111 

Alcorn    W.  C.  Sweat  Corinth    14.987 

Amite    Geo.    A.    McGehee    Liberty     20.708 

Attala  M.    L.    Dew    Kosciusko     26,248 

Benton    J.   A.   Bamette    AEhland     10,510 

Bolivar    Thos.    S.    Owen    Cleveland  35,427 

Calhoun  C.    A.    Beasley    FUtsboro     16.512 

Carroll   C.  A.  Neal   Carrolton    22,116 

Chickasaw    R.  R.  Waldrop Houston    19.892 

Choctaw    H.    Splva    Mathlston    13,036 

Claiborne  S.   J.   Russell    Port  Gibson  20.787 

Clarke    Geo.  B.  Parker Quitman     17,741 

Clay    Paul   Townsend    West   Point    19,563 

Coahoma  J.  M.   Brooks   Clarksdale     26.293 

Copiah    J.    T.    Hood    Hazlehi^rst     34.395 

Covington    T.    R.    Thames    Williamsburg    13.026 

DeSoto    R.    E.    L.    Morgan    Hernando     24,751 

Franklin    V.    H.    Torrey    Meadvllle     13,678 

Greene    A.  G.   Ferguson   Leakesvllle     6.795 

Grenada  VIrgrll   R.  James    Grenada     14.112 

Hancock    W.  W.   Stockwell Bay    St.    Louis    11.886 

Harrison    C.   D.    I^ncaster   Mlsslsslrrl    City    21,002 

Hinds    C.    S.    North Raymond    52.577 

Holmes   W.  H.   Smith    Lexington     36.828 

Issaquena    George    Robinson    Mayeraville     10.400 

Itiwamba    J.    E.    Sandlin    Fulton     13,544 

Jackson    D.   D.   Cowan    Scranton     16.,'>13 

jRsper  VV.    J.    Shoemaker    Paulding    15.394 

Jefferson    J.    E.    Torrey    Red  Lick  21.292 

Jones    H.   P.    Todd    Elllsville    17.846 

Kemper   I.   N.   Thompson   DeKalb    20,492 


r- 

OF  THE  DMTED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 

iia 

UIBBI8BIFPI 

1 

MISBI88ZPPI. 

Cwutj. 

SupertDtfndenf.  N 

me. 

Addreu. 

Pop.  ot 
Cirantjr- 

I^fayett*    ... 

..T.  M.  AndersOD   .. 

■-G^5«°o^a  

».gj 

Madison     .... 

::::-g:S 

:::;:u^ 

.W.   D.    Hitt    

"T'r''j^°^^^  " 

Oktibbeha    ... 

"f    B     B^k?s^ 

^^ 

i^r^.-::: 

-W.    J.    Stokes 

Tallahatchie    . 

.H.    H.    WomblH     . 

....Chnriiston    

...  Setiatobla   

■kZ-SS"' 

:'w"T,"8^f-."°".. 

,E.    L.    Qrady    

.J.    R.    Hodnelt 

...Yaxao  City   

43,94S 

HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS 

OF   LEARNING. 

_      „ 

Co 

eimpKB   Co      pop     100 

a 

H.  e.rdr. 

A     U. 

,  PreBlrlBDt. 

MM.    A.    It..    Pitm. 

BIHALU 

IttnbxU  Ob.,   pop.    Ten. 

It.     BUniOn* 

Bt,  Jo«ph-.  A. 

tluis 

C 

l»<!l. 

Htrb     Bohool^     prep,i     ». 

to.,    no 

CIIALTBEAT£.  TtppKh  Da.,   pop.  M. 

IL 

■ 

■ 

^1 

^^^^4                    PATTEKSOWS  COLLEGE  AMD   SCHOOL   DIRECTOHY                         ' 

.,„„,. 

mssiasiPFi. 

CKATAWA,  Pik*  Co.,  pop.  M. 

■utf'  co-cd  ■    Bcr     H     D    MUler    Vn^ 

St.  ll«i'.  iBiUtaUi   ilrU'   bMrdlnc   E.   C: 

MiulHlppra^idlMV  Co'll.C>;    glrU'    hard 

OLAKKBON,  WstiiUr  Co.,   pop.  tS. 

Kuit    Unlnnitr    (colored)"    col.;'  co-ed'.:    U. 

B,;  eat.  1888;    ReT.   Wn.   W.   Foiter.  Jr., 

OLnfTOH,  Hindi  Co.,  pop.  8M. 

et.  Thomu  HtU;  cloKd. 

Hillmu  CoUdCB!   cicl*'  l»>rdIi>E:    Btpt.-.  est. 

Kiuiuippi     Homul     CaUic*;     prep.:     co-ed.; 

'                   KlHlHip^    Collie.!    «!-;    nun;    P~,.c.-.    <■.(. 

non-»ei[.;    E.    L.   ColllnB.   Prea. 

18*7:    Hot.    W.   T.   Lowivt.   n.   D..    tin. 

Hout    Hmnon     F«m»lo   BomlMiT    Ipol-rerf), 

D'ete     'p^fo'"*'      "'"'"""■•      ^''""'      -'^- 

COLLEQE  HILL.  Lif»T«tt«  Co..  pop.  K. 
CoUefo  HIU  AodamiTi  cloHd. 

bocrdlnc     Don^ect.:     eat.     isei:     J.     B. 

COLTTMBIA,  JUrion   Co..   pop.   5»7. 

Kit.;  J.  T.  CamoQD.   Pr[n. 

COLtTKBUB.  Lowndni  Co..  pop.  6.4S4. 

JiokHD     CoUs«a      (cotorcd):      prep.:      co-ed.: 

Isduitrlal    Jnititiits    ind    OallatB!     elule    In- 

Bopt.;  eat.  IBTT;  Bo».   Lnlher  G.  Barrett, 

A.  M.,   Pre 

KUlHpa  Colter.!   ™l,:   men:    M.    B.   So.:  eat. 

CUMBEBLAMD,    W«l«t«r   Oo,,    pup,    89. 
OumlierUnd   Homul    Imlilute ;    prpp. ;    co-ed. ; 

I8U2;    Her.   W.   B.   Mnrrah,  Pre*. 

A.   A.    Audrewa.  Prop*. 

Klllaupa  College,   Lav  Botaool:  law;  men;  eit. 

SIXOM.    Neihobii    Co..    pup.    100. 

Daon   Hirh  Bobooli    prep.:    co-ed-i    non-Mil.: 

lEPEEBSOM.   CmtoII  Co.,   pop.   20. 

B.    T.   Or»h»id.   Prln. 

Jeffcraon    HUh   Sohool;   prep.;    co-ed.;    Bapt.! 

EDmBTTHG.  Lika  Co..  pop.  123. 

Mlu  JucDlti  Bin,  Prln. 

Edinburt  Hljh  Behooli  prop.:  n>*d.:  oon-iecf.; 
fBt,  1311.1;  J.  M.  Wadnworlh.  Prln. 

LIBEKTT.   Am.te  Co..  pop.   3B2. 

Liberty    lUla   and    Pen>le      OoUere;      prep.: 

EDWAHBB,  Biadi  Co..  pop.  tiSS. 

co^KI.:    non-onct,;    Bct.    N.    Smjlle.    Prln. 

SouCtaom  Cbriitian  Inilltgta   (i-Dlori^l;    prep.; 
vopj.;    LliMut,:    J.    B.    Lshnum.    Ph.    B.. 

LOCKKART.  Lauderdale  Ca„  pop.  ]i>0. 

B.  S..'prtii*^'"  ""'          ■       ■     -         »"■ 

FBEKCK  CAKP.  OhocUw  Co.,  pop.  300. 

Cntrtl     HlBlMippl     Initltiit.:     «''-'j|^^^^^ 

Ptei. 

Trraeh   Ounp  KiUtiry  Aoi^mr.   oitJ.;    Ikij.; 
PtMb.:    eit.    1886:    Bat.    Fmoli   L.       Mf- 

Cue.   Prlnclpnl. 

(UlH.)     Academy     !■     lomUd    In    1    qul»I 

MEBIDIAM,   Lauderdale   Co..   pop.    It.OfiO. 
HaooD   A   Andrewa   Collore:     ban.    and  •ten.: 

e«l.   isao:     ,JJ.  foTKUSou.  PrLnrlpal. 
Meridian  Aoadomr!  prep.:  co-ed.;   M.  H.;  «t. 

muntrr  town,  nwiij  from  Ibe  oiml  Wmp- 
tsHoiia.     It  H  «  good  pl««  to  K»d  j-our 
boT  to  (onn  »  manly  01irl>U«n  <■b»^.c^^.. 

»ci.;    eat,    1»03:   J.    W.    Bee»n.    A.    11., 
Linoobi    Bohool!    prep.:     co.ed.;    Cone.;    Un. 

The     b«t     ndvontaBCS     It     Tow    rtnt.      Ad- 
dreu  BST.  F.   L.    Ut-Cue,    Prlnrtpnl. 

OKBHASA,     Omada    Co..     pop.    S.GSS. 

MONTSDBB,  Jaipw  Oe..  pop.   ISO. 
Foroit    IHitiiot    Hirt    Bobsol:    prep.:    co-ed.; 

U.  B.  So.-.  T.  0.  Bndrord,  Prtn. 

HAKPEBVILLE,    Soatt   Co.,   pop.   IM. 

HCHJNT  OLIVE,   CoilBitoB  Co..   pop.  248. 
Hount  Olive  Hlih  S<d>ool!  prep.:  co-ed.;  oos- 

HirpotrtlH  ColUfflito  iMtitotoi  prep.;  co-ed.; 

HATCKEZ.    Adanu    Co,,    pop.    11.210. 

HEBHOK,    Livnno*  Co..    pop.    100. 

Cathedral     Behoali     boj-s'     boirdlni;     B.     C; 

H«b™  Bim  Sohooli  prpp.:  «-"l.:  non-iect.; 

.>i.    19SB:   FHd  M.   Bn.u.   PrIn,-lpQl. 

Katchei     CoUeie      ('tvlored):      prep.:     eo-ed.; 

HEEMAKTO.    D.  Brto   Co.,    pop.    KM, 

Bapt,;   S,   B.   C.   Owen,    Prln, 

lUndle-l     TlniTOnity     Bohool:     prep.;     eo-ed.; 

Bt,    Joioph'a    Bobool;    glila'    b'iardlo»:    B.   0.; 

non-iecl.:   E.  n.  Rindte.  Prln. 

SLtcr  Heholaatle.   Prln. 

MliilHlppI    Btito    lrorm.1      Boboffl:      ootinnl: 

Brother    Cbulet,    Pre*. 

L 


J 


% 


OF   THE  UNITED   STATES   AMD   CANADA. 

MISSISSIPPI. 


k  FaiuLa   Callats; 


OB  WOOD.  Lt  riT'tts  Co.,  pop.  ] 
ODt,     Ptin. 


'OOd     Aui 
OXFOBS. 


Boll«K>;     (Iria-     boudli 


POKTOTOO.    Pom 


i;    QIBBOX,    CL^ibomi 


r    Olili;    Klrli'    baud- 


.    BnddlritDn,    fitn. 
STABKVILLE,  OktilbKhi  Co.,   t>D)i. 
Stu-kviUs   Ondad  Sohool :   prrp. : 
H^t.;  Hgnb  CHU,  K.  So.,  Prl 


Chiush    Hicb     Behvoli     prep.r    oo-ed,; 
od-KcI.;  J.   A.   SmrUe,   Prlu. 
DNIVESBITT,  Xk  r>r>tt*  C«.,    pop,   ]9. 
~ilnrmlty   at   ]Uu<uipp>.   X^«   Bektoli    Uiri 
-    "  -lert  B.   FoUm.  M.  A.. 


MISSOURI. 

Population,  3,106,665.     School  ccn.-nis,  942,821.    School  age,  6-20. 

5  the  fifth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  ,1.106,665  inhabitants,  of  whom  2.944,843,  or  94.8  per  cent,  arc  while.  Of  this 
number  215,775,  "f  6,9  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  6.4  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-ninth  in  this 
respect.     The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows; 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

W.  T.  Carrington.  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instrnrtion Jefferson  City 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

W.  T.  Cabrincton,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools,  Preiidenl. Jeff erson  City 

JoHM  E.  SwANGER,  Secretary  of  State,  Secretary Jefferson  City 

Joseph  Folk,  Govenior Jefferson   City 

Herbest  S,  Hadley,  Attorney  General Jefferson  City 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

W.  T.  CARBiNGTotf,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Schools Jefferson  City 

W.  W.  WiLOEn,  State  Auditor Jefferson  City 

Heboect  S.  Hadlev,  Attorney  General Jefferson  City 

John  R,  Kirk,  President  Normal  School Kirksviile 

Edwin  T.  Spencer.  Teacher St,  Louis 

Missouri  has  a  state  uniformity  law. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD, 

C,  R  MiLLEB,  President St  Joseph 

W.  T.  Carhinoton,  Secretary Jefferson  City 

J.  D.  Wilson   KirksviUe 

Miss  Hattie  D.  Sutton Rockport 

John  S.  Collins Kirkwood 

H.  A.  Gass,  Editor  Missouri  School  Journal,  State  Manager Jefferson  City 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

C.  R  Miller.  President St.  Joseph 

C.  A.  Phillu'S,  Finl  Vice-President Lexington 

J.  N.  Tankehsley,  Seereltay DeSoto 

V.  R  HoLCOHB,  TreaSHrer  CarroUton 

W.  J.  Hawkins,  R.  R.  Seerelay St  Lonii 


r 

or  THE  UNITED  STATES  AMD  CANADA. 

117 

^                    maaouRi.                         I                         ttiasoDSt.                                 I 

CoDuty. 

COUNTY  BOARDS  OF  EDUCATION.                            p 
Membcis'  Namoa.                        AiOren. 

County, 

:ia,SM 
'.2s.m 

:i8,!63 

:;!S:IS 

".sB.m 

...Rockport    

...Uezloo    

...MartlDsburE    

Birry    

lEia"-;:::::::-.;::: 
•SK'fB'KJSr  ■::::::::: 

-SSSIH  ;::;;;;;:::■;;: 

a,  W,  Pendergraft  

..I^amar    

Batea    

K"V*Sr..:;::::::::: 

...Warsaw   

Bollinger    

Boone   

MlBs  Lulu  DavlB  

W.   Al   Devault  

■.:^^S^e  Hiiv:::;:::;::: 

W.  R.   Farrar  

...De  Kalb   

.!b.su 

LouIh    Boyer    

.:;W.;b-™  ::::■.:::::: 

CBJlaway   

i.o°- 5"  oSte  ;::;:::;;: 

...Fulton    

"iMack's  Oreek  '.'.'.'".'.'." 

(^pa   Girardeau 

J.    A,    Mooney 

.'.3S.4a 

...CarroUton    

...CnrroIIlon,  R.F.D.N0 

T.  V.  RichiHon :!:;!:;:::;: 

.'.iQrfmun':::;"'"!!!;:" 

. .6.706 

Caas    

H.  G.   BuUteman 

v MiBH  Mary  J.   White  

;:;£.rcS5°.»*nT::;; 

J,  W,  Hays  

A.  C.   Farley   

...El  Dorado  Springs  ... 

: :  :Key te^iie  '.*.'.■.'.■.■.■.■.■. : : 

...Keyteavllle    

'.'.S6.m 

Jno.B.  Carter 

J.   W.   Taylor   

D.    U    Halle    

::"""        1 

Clay    

MlBH   Mildred    M.   Qvana 

E.   J.    Bcott    

C.    B.    Storing    

...Granger   

...Liberty    

...Liberty  

;s     1 

Cola     

Cooper    

Ji'^SSliS- .:::::::::::::: 

MlflB  Ada  C.  Oldham  

...Hickory  Hill   

;;"■"     1 

d 

^ 

U8 

PATTSSSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DlAECTOB^ 

4 

uiaaonai.                         \                         MtseooRi.                               ' 

Crawford   . 

Members'  Names. 

AO^™. 

Pop.  ot 
Canntr. 

£  o.^rwnfm  ;:;::::::;::: 

...Qreenfleld    

M,126 



I.  W.  Wlnao 

;::;::a42s 

'.'.'.'.'.'.u.ta 
'.'.'.''.'.ii.m 

DeKalb  .... 

F.    W.    WIlllttmH    

:::GaiiauS  .'..::::: 

...Falrport    

..Jttlem  

Douglaa    .. 

Hri.  liura  Judd  Wtison. 

U.   8.  WllsoD   

i,A  ?ffi£,i-:::::::::: 

...Ava  

16.B» 

a.7M 

E'ranklln    . 
OascoiiBd« 
Oenlry   .... 

W.  H.   Petty   

J.  A.  Bradley  

3a.Bi 

Frank  0,  Spohrer.".*.''-.".'.'.'.' 

Robtrt   J.    Boyd    

....Moselle    

li^OwensvllIe  ""i.'.l^! 

:::.'::uji8 

M.SH 

Geo.  L.  Qry  

...Btanberry   

Harrtjon   .. 
Henry   

Hickory   ... 

'f^-^:^rBT^n.ra-.::: 

n'.m 

.•MlM  union  Neville 

,Ue!  W.    Luirkln    

NatB   McCutchan    

...Clinton    

..Windsor    

:::::» 

R.   H.   Jenkins  '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.' 

fe,.''A.'c'"<K,iv:::::::: 

..CroB«  Tlmbei 



..Mound   aty    

r  S^SS""^: -::::: 

ilNew'prankiin":!; 

Howell    .... 

Mrs.    Carrie    Phelns   

a   H.   Lenojt   

Irs.   Mary  Wlinlghani   . 

"dm'a"    

■citfE^S^™" 

U6.W 

ohnson    ... 

:-.::::»;nl 
«'« 

W.  E.  Bt.  John   

MlBB  Lliiie  E.  Moran 

:i«£SSin  ■.■.'.".■.''.'.'.'.".'. 

lua 

Tattle  Stebblns  

Q.    B.   Davis   

\- 

::;;;:ii,iB 

a",  t  rEFci.  ...:::::::::::: 

^ 

r 

(IF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AMD 

CANADA. 

ii» 

Miaaoasi.                       \ 

MtBBOVBI. 

p^„. 

»,„>.,.■».... 

..Canton 

Pop.   Df 

OoanlT. 
16.784 

W.  Salem  Brown  

.  .  i  °B.  Kr.::-.:;;::;;:::-.: 

■Troy    

"■BKiwnliiif.'.'.'.'.'.V."' 
.-Meadvllle   

'.;■■.  !2fi.6i» 

UvlneatoQ     .. 

J.   J,   Jordon    

Mra.   Belle  Reed  

iS'ESJ  .■.■.■.•.■;.■.■.■ 



U.5T4 

MlBB  Grace  Foley   

'SZi£ii'-E. 

33.013 

M  rl 

-.Prederlektown   

. -Vienna.    

'.'.'.'.'.  9,tt* 

.-.Vlcby   

..iWibal    

"m^Ttai'.v.v.v.':::: 

■Columbia    

'.'.'.'.'.iis.m 

::;::i*.T08 

Hoy    Glasgow    

Walter   D.    Branam    

H.   H.   Thuraton   

■TuBcumbIa    

■Iberia.    

1B48T 

Mrs.  Clara  Graham  

r 

J.  W.   Major  

Montgoniery 

Morgan   

New  Madrid 

W.    b.   Christian  

C.  B.  Hugley 

•Parta    



■MontBomery  Cflty  ,. 

iBjn 

:.";;is,i75 

Him  Dora   llama    

W^ray    Wltlen    

.Aklnavlile  



.Neosho   

ST.OU 

Nodaway    .... 

MrB.  W.    E.   McFadden   ... 

t:  rcSe.:;::;;:;:;;-.:::;-. 

ttW 

J.  p.  McDoll 

.Hopkins    

■Thayer   

:::::u.m 

fV^^^^^"-. 

:??nr'..::: 



V.    A.   Griffith    

/.    W.  FKIeher   

.Oalnesvllto    

.OHlnesvllle    

'.'.'.'.'.li.US 

Perry  

J.    R,    Small    

LeeV. 'Rood  . . .'^'.'.:^\'^: 

MWMav''BoiVon*:::;::;;: 

R.    P.   Farrar  

■CaruthersvlUe    

12.116 

■Caruthersvllle    

ieaSiIT..-;:;;;::;;: 

-St.  James  

:::::g,1! 

1 Phelps    

W.   S.   Cooper  

m 

^ 

13» 

PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 

■^ 

srissouBi.                         1                         Miasovsi.                                 1 

County. 

Menu*™-  NamcB. 

..„. 

Pop.  of 

Mias   Lulu  CoUina   

W.    A.   BanlBter   

...Dearborn    

23.255 

...Bolivar    

:::Sr,".::::::::: 

10,3M 

"'.'.'.'.iB.&a 

g.°'B"£.h°j;'»".::;:::;:: 

Roy   B.    Belt! 

Randolph   .. 

Ray    

Reynolds    . . 
Rtpley   

ArllB    Uike    

C.  G.   WIlllamH   

Claud  Mars:)all   

J.  A.    WTlHeford    

.V.'.iMoberly     '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 
....Moberly   

- M.MJ 

J.  I,.   Coffman    

...Xawson  

::::::  8.161 

Geo.  W.  O-Neal  

J.    P.   Fu]briBht    

E,   T.   Foard  

....Doniphan  

......1^ 

..-.St.  Charles  

....Bt.  CTiarles  

«."* 

St.    Clair    .. 
9t.    France  i 

SS.'.'Bt.S"".':.::;::- 

g"«:  gsr.".:::::::: 

T.  M.  Johnson 

....Lowry   City    

Lowry   CSly    

U.9IJ7 

mL  u'aa*8wiiik".'.'.'.'.'.*; 

■■-^^^■■ 

gi.rilffi^  •:;:::::::: 

;::f,SS-.:::.:::v: 

Schuyler    ,. 

Scotland     .. 
Scolt    

'Wllloughby  f.  Fisher.. 

Mrs     Belle  Burch    

P.   O.   Sansbury    

Miss*  Fannie  VcMunn';; 

N.    M.    Petirniiil'V.'.'.'.V.'. 

rt^r"?::;:;-: 

....Queen  City  

...Memphis  

1W» 

iiisstt-;;;;;;;;; 

am 

Shalliy     

Stoddard     . 
Slone     

L,    B    Lflvan   ...." 

B.    C.    Meyers    

Hiss    Clara    Byrum"":; 

■^SE.:EE: 

IMST 

....Bloomnetd   



^ 

J:  k  ffiSS^  ■.;;:;•. 

.■.■.::2S2S  °!r..:":-.:: 



M 

^^»                              oJf   THE  UMITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 

1 

MiBsonai.                         \                         maaonsi.                                  | 

Oeant;.                                                 Members'  Names.                           Addnu. 

C.  H.  Simmon 

;::::::::::::::::8S?SSS7''..::::;:;::: 

Wright    C.  A.  Stephens   Manrteld  

17W 

HIGHER   IHSTITTJTIOKS   OF   LEARNING. 

Ohuroh     of     KHuurli      glrH' 

b.«it.lliig: 

bonnllnii:  R.  C:  nl.  I8TT;  Mnthsr  DurgH. 

a,  Pri* 

ASHLEY,    PUte   Co.,    pop.    SOn. 

Chrlitiu     Vnlvanltr;     cot.:     co-pd. 

(Tlflit.-. 

J.    H.   CrjiB.  PrM. 

irl;    eat. 

BOLIVAB,    Folk    Co.,    pop.    l.SSS, 

Boulhweit      Bsptiit      Od11«(«;      col.i      co-ed,: 

C^pa     Giru'ieB.u     Buliooaa     CollorB; 

ban     and 

CASTHAOE,   Jupar  Oa.,   pop.  S,4IS, 

CaitlUKi    CfllKiUtB    InatHnta;    ptf 

Pik>     Coll-w;     WL;     co-efl.;     non-«ct.:     at. 

F                      dm  Dfpntlrapnl  ■■  Kixid  ■>  Ihp  bi-.l.  aDil 

apd  ■(en.: 

BUTLEB.  S.t«  Co..  pop.  B,1M. 

OKrkiburc   Collat*:   col.:    eo-ta.;    Bipt.:   «t.                    i 

^^^    U.  B.  Ba;     H.  A.  BmlUi.  Ptln. 

K.   B.  Circj.  Prtn. 

1 

133                    PATIEBSOM'S  COLLEGE  AMD   SCHOOL  DIRECTOET                        ■ 

MlBBOVBl. 

MtSSODRl. 

OLTDE,  VodawKT  Co.,  pop.  200. 

Bt.  Paul'a  Oellaca;  bofa'  hoarding:  Bt.  Luth.; 

Et.  IiiMph'i  Amdeinji  ilrlC  boaraing;  B.  C: 

J.    H.   0.    Kaspel.    PHn. 

DAIIETILLE.   Oada   Co.,   pop.   400. 

COLLEGE  HOBKD,   JUom.  0..,  pop.   330. 

tlin:    Klnicr    E.    Tuylor.    B.    S,.    A.    B., 

DE    BOTO.    JeSaraon    Co..    p-.p.    B.eil. 

De  Soto  BoiluBaa  Collega;  Inia.  and  atpn.;  tst. 

OOLUHBIA,  B«u>  Co,,    pop.  B.66I. 

1809:  Oeo,   W.   Mnotbart,   U.  C.  S..  Prtn- 

OhiWtUB    CoUai*!     itltH'     boanlliig;     Chrlit,; 

clpal. 
St.    Olennt'a   College:    tbeol.:    men;    R.   C; 

Ml.   1§61:   Mrs,  W.  T,  Moorp.   Pm. 

Bahoal'i  ■anouoMment.— Fifty -foorUi  ro»t 
of  ClrHlHo   CUpbo   for   the  blBlier  edn- 

eat.     1800:     Very     Rev.    Joaeph    A.    Betl. 

EBIKA.  Knoi  Oo..  pop.   I.eOS. 

collrae   bnltdlnc   fur   wumen   w«>t   of   Uie 

at.  Jaaapfa'a  Bohool:  prep.:  co-ed.;  R.  C;  eat. 

UlnUidppl.      A    wmnil -proof    Munlc    HhII, 

lM7i   Ue,.  C.   E,    Byrne,   P.   R..  Prea. 

brttr  Building.     liHgnlflcent  new  JiS.OOO 

Anthony    Hnynea,    Prln. 

Roomi  eniDlte:    bcKtod  bf  steim:  llgblin) 
hj  plecCrlgltr;    bol  «iid  raid  mun:  Ojm- 
niilum:    Ubnrj  o*  6.001)  rolomeB;     Pbr- 

TAODZALOia.  Elpler  Co.,  p.)p.  M. 
Falidaaling  Bisb  Babul:   prop.:    co-ed.;    ddd- 
aect.:  M,  B.  Poater.  Prln. 

■Icil  and  Cb^DilrHl  Laboratorln.     Treprnm 

Cailatou    Collage:    ral,:    co-ed.:    it,    S.;    eat. 

dEgrcEB  d(  B.   a.   and  B.  L.     Scboala  of 

ISM:     Henry     L,     Stlicr.     Ph.     B..     D.     U., 

S(rlen».      TivfclT-flTe    iDilrarton   of    thr 

Etmwood   BamlBBir;    gIrU'   boarding;    Prenb.: 

b«[     Amerlnn     and     BoToffona    Iritnlog. 

eat.  ISBfl;  T.  T.  Appleby.  Prea. 

Bapl,:  Trnaten  B.   Gideon,  Prln. 

Baakpt-Boll.     SpmI™  oprna  In  Bcpti'mbiT. 

FATETTE,   Howard  Co.,    pop.,    2,T1T. 

Koomn  alionid  be?  BngHBed  fafly.     Fur  pii- 

Cantral  College;   col.i  co-ed.;   M.   B.  So.;  eat. 

grav.'d    patnlogup    addKaa    ChrHtlan    Col- 

1SS7;  ReT.  Jain^'f,  Morrle,   D.  D.,  Pr«, 

iPgP,  Colombia.  Mo. 

Haward-Parne  Collage:  glrla'  boarding:  U.  B. 

CataniliU  Hormal  Aaademri  ni*-:  co-ed.:  non- 

a»I.:  eat.  ISTD;  Georgr  B.  Beaalcy,  8.  B., 

Ph.    B.,    Prea. 

fltaphaBi     Famale     Oollaga;     glrli'     boardlog; 
Bipt,;   ™i.   ISM;   J.niw  B.  Pentntt.   Ph. 

Cniwaitr'  Jciiitair  AoaJarari    mlllUrj;   non- 

FaEDmiCKTOWM.   Mudiaoii  Co..  pop.  i.tm. 

•»!.:  John  B.  WPlata.  A.  U..  Prln. 

FOLTOM,     CaUoway     Co.,     pop.     4.8S8. 

TIniTWaitr   of  tbs    Buta   of    MHaonrii    DnlT.: 

Bjnedlcil     Faiula     daUeca:     glrla'     boarding: 

Preab.;    cil.    ISII:    He..    J.    M.    Spencer. 

n.    D..    Prealdont- 

of   Languagu.    Sclenw.    Hlatorj,    Eronom- 

Ica.    SortolocT,    Phlloaopb]-.    Biperlmpnul 

PaTcbolDjcT.     PeilagoBJ.     lair.      Urdlflne. 

WiUiam  '  Vooda     Collage;      glrla-     boarding: 

loal.    and    Sanitary).    Agrlcultnre.     Horll- 

OALLATIM,   DaHaaa  Co..    pop.   l.TSii. 

raltore.   Tetorlnary  Sclfnrf.  and  Mfrban- 

Onad  Si.ar  Cellegai  prep.;  ra-ed.;   Bapt.i  J. 

0?  HlDes''"Qd°  UftaUorgr^'al''  'R^lta.    M^. 

frao.      Ninety    profeaaora    and   Inatructora 

Pritohatt  CoUoBa;  col,:  co*l,:  non-aecl.;  rat. 

In    thB  whole    UnUeralty.      InatrnctloD   In 

Hillary     Tnrtln     hIm-       Far     cadrtajilp 

D,.  Prpa. 

OLEVCOE,    Bt.    LOBI*   Co..    pop.    IS. 

Dnlnraltr    of    tha    SUte    of    Miaaaotl.    Law 

I^partmest:  law:  co-ed.:  eat.  1ST2:   A1«- 

Brother  Cerardna.  Prln. 

nndor  Martin.  LL.   D.,  Dean. 

OSATEXTON.   Wayn*   Co.,    pop,    TB. 

Unlnraitr  of  the  Bute  of  Miaaonrl.  Hadlaal 

L.   M,   Wagner.  Prln,  ' 

COWCEPTIOM,  Kodaw>T  Co.,  p.^.  100. 

C*B»ptlsn    Collage;    b-.yi'    iKiardlnjf:     (1.    C; 

Hxm»iaSOK,  Vibator  Co..   pop.    1«. 

Rev.    frowln   OenMd,   0.  B.  B..   Prto. 

CONCORDIA.  La  Faratte  Co.,  pop.  890. 

eat    I88<):   W,  K.  Parten.  Pila. 

1 


UF   TUB  UAIIBU   STATES   AMD   CAHASA. 


mBSOUBl. 

1C/8S017BZ. 

HOLDEV.'JbIu»«  Co..  pop.  2.128. 

Wnlnnt  8U. 

Bt,    GhUU   SMBiaur:    D"V.:    co-ed.:    B.    0.; 

Kkuu   Clt7  Coll««a  of  Kulo;  miu.:   co-ed  ; 

BUler  M.  Purinciitlon. 

Miss    Bmllr    T.    Sunfotd.    Pop,,    026    t. 

BOWEIX,    Bt.    Dbu-lu   Ca.,    pop.   113. 

KuBi  Cltjr  OollBia  Bf  FhucusT;  pliir.;  co- 

ed.;   ei(,    tsm;    J,    M.    Lore,    Pm..    114 

IBE&IA,  MUlBT  Co.,   pop.   301. 
Itaria    AHdamTi     pitp.;     co-ed.;     Oodr.;     0. 

IMI;   J.    n,    PatterMn.    D,    D,    8,.    Dean. 

miKCElfSEMOE,  JaokHHi  Co..  pop.  6.DT4. 

Kuui     Cil7    Msdloil     OdUeta;     Died.:     re(.; 

Woodlud    OoUeo;    prep.:    »-ed.l    CtarltUsn: 

men;  eat,  ISOS;  B,  U.  Bebauffler,  M.  D-, 

Sec.  3IJ2  neotdnrfr  Bldj. 

MOKBOH,   Cape  Oinvl«,D  Or>.,  pop.   1.038. 

liiir:    .■.M-d,:   est.    l*il;    Arthur   E.   PltUn- 

•eel.:    M.    «-    W.   Granger,    «,    A.,    Prtn. 

Kcr.    Prop..  Sia  B.    I2th   St. 

l»F¥EaBO»    CITY.   Col.  C»„   pop.    B.BM. 

XiDui    Cltr   Miulwt   Oallars;    miu.;    eo-ed.; 

LinHln     IniUtnta     (colored);     prep.;     co-od. ; 

Alman  B.rtett,  Mgr..  151U  and  Tracj. 

Euwa  CitT  Bebool  or  Fine  Arti;  in;  «-e<L: 

K.  A,  H..pn..rt,  mreclor,  Ba/uH  Bid*. 

/OPLnr,'  J..p«  Co.,  pop.  29,023. 

Kaoaai  City  Bchnol  of  Luicucaa:  lanf.: 
r.vvd.:  Kdmiiod  Do  Vemle.  Prln..  New 
RIdEC   DMe, 

Ao&dloiy  of  Out  Lidy  of  Hgigy;  (lrl>'  board. 

JspUs  Bniisau  Colloie!  b'ui.    ind  •Uil;'w. 
B.  Joliirr,   Pr». 

KiBua  City  School  or  I*w:  law;  nlgHt;  co- 
ed,;  eat    ISOS;    Wio.    P.   Borland.    Dean. 

223    New    Itldgo    B]ds. 

Eaniaa   Citj   Tetariaarr    CoUefa;    lol.;    men; 

est.   isai:   S.  Stewart,   H.    D.,   D.  T.   M.. 

r.-..,  Ktb  -nd  Uotaos. 

AoHiomy  of    the  Buimd   H*ut;   prrp.;    iLrli; 

pfTlor.  rnilh  &  W.  PiTipe.'t  PI. 

B.   C:   MuthLT  Supfrlor.   2atb   nod   Bells- 

eat.   180S;  Oeorge  0.  CoDln,  M.  D..  Dew. 

Buitov    Sohool;     girl'g    IwiirdLoa;    Dno-Kcl.: 

D140JS  Indepeadanca  Ato. 

Ul»     Milt?     I..      0.      BursloH.     Prln,,      18 

Matlooal    Buaiaaia    DsUaca;    bua,    and    ftro.; 

WestpotI  Are. 

e»t,   1S85;  Henry  Coon,  Proa,.  Owen  Blrtg. 

firows-i    BniinHl    Caltcfi;    bm.     and    atea.: 

George     Powell.     Prill..     42S    New     Rldjtf 

BldR. 

Kct.:    Mlaa    Lut:r    BIohh    Itigolow,    Prlu., 

M20   ^iio.t   Atb 

Cathadna 

CantrU  CoHate  of  Bniinau  and  Bbsrthand; 
bm.  and  iten.;  H,  Q.  Uourd,  Prea..  Bos- 
ton flldg..  cor.  sm  and  Wyandolte. 

Oantni    CoUefa    of    OatMpathy; 


.  Detn.  T2U  Trooil 


Cluiatlao  Bntllen   Da!ia«a;    prep.; 

C;    Brnther    Charloa.    Plreelur, 

12(h    SI. 
Civil  Barrloe   Traialni    BobosI:    clrl 


DraaclioB'i    Ptanieal   1 

.Dd  Wrandotie, 
Eolectia  Hodioal  IIiiiTei 


^^■S 


City  Bunnell  Collega;  bni.  and  It 


Boanilt  Bible  and  TraiBini  Bahool:  tBeel,;  i 
ed,;   Maria   L,    Olbaon,    Prln..   Batria  ■ 

Bt.  Tareu'a  Aeadanr;  ilrli'  bnardlnKl  R.  I 


rnitarilty  Medioal  Cellaga;  «ed.; 

Jairnaity    TatariDarr    CoUefa ; 
Vaitam    Dsntal   <^Ua(a:'  dan 


UcUlllen 
?at«rinaiy  Cetles*;  'el 


PATTEESOW'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


BuillHlu     CollSKO; 


n  L.  WhlWer.  P'>i 


Cflutrm]  FeaulB   CaUftc«!    girit'    I 
K.   So.;    mt.    1S09:    Rst.    Alfi 

Vaatwonli  XlUuir  Aotdamj;  m 


1    K.    Kirk.   Pre*. 


St.   XA*ifiT'i  Acadftmy;    prep.; 


lUcTTtlla  BBmlnu?:    prrp.; 


ULI.  SPBIMO,  Varna  Og..  pop.   : 


iIRECXORY  ^^H 

BBonRi.  n 

Ir     Xoimc     iddlHI      llrli-  ' 


MeTiida  Buitnsu   OoUsbs 

ODESSA.  La  Fayctts  Co.; 
Odsua    Coltiis;    ml.;    c< 

TALIOM,  St,  Charla*  Co., 


Prlncll.hl 

n™-i«t 

Ottnrills     Ca 

.  Pn.1 

f  ark  CoUeta 

A.   M..  Pn 

FIIDKOBT,   ^ 

PIEKCE  MIT. 

U»g.!    pr* 

Pilst     GroT* 

ler.    Prtl 

OarlOTd   Iiitltnte:   .Irt' 

Mn.  T. 

et.  Hark'i  Bchool;  <-loaeiI. 
■EMSSELAEB.   Ball!  Cs.,   [ 
Aoadan 


iiig;    Pr«h  i    est.    ISM;    iter.    QcwR    F. 
St,   Charlat'   limtary  Oallase';  mllKur:  boja; 


Ghriatian    Bratbara    Collai 

C;    B<^.    Bnithrr    Lli 

Cantral  Hadloal   Onllaia: 

iiwortli  Hadlaal  OoUasi. . 

art.   ISTS;  Jidob  Celger.  LL.    ] 


^^^r                    OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.                                 195    ^^B 

MISSOURI. 

MIMOITSI. 

Dimn 

PIiic  Bird. 

OnrniiT  BtadlH,   mui.   lad  dniantL^'  art;   «L 

Wuu;    M™.  J.'hLp   L,    (luynor.    Dlrrelor. 

J.   a.    Bohmer.    Pr™..   3(>T   N.    Broad vay. 

Loretto  Aoadamy;  girla'  luardlng;  B.  C.l  Sla- 

B.  u.  ri.ti.  IT.* 

ivr  U.   Rfparala.  Prld..  2346  Pine  8t. 

itcL.;    B.    E.    Gud.    P™. 

rfg.;  men:  H.  W.  Uxb.  U.  D.,  Boi.,  Cur. 

Sled.;  Bfothfr  Llgnorl,    Ptm. 

lUiT™Iutl"ta.  "Thar'glrli'    drnj;    osn-Ki^t.l 

Edmund  H.  Soars,  Prln.,  Cor.   Lake  Are. 

Aiwd.nii'ot  AjohiMctiiw  ud   bidoitiial  floi- 

MatropoUtaa    Collage    of    lAwi    law;    M-ed.; 

rat.    1804:   WllUam   H.    Peibodf.   LL.   B., 

Audemy   of   lh»' V^UIibb:    ilrli"    bonraliif; 
B.    C;    Slater  Analn   M»tUU,    Prln..    Oo(. 

Prea.,     Waahlngton     Bank     Bldg. 
UPtropolltan    Coltege   of   Law. 

Klaigiiri    Madias    OeUegoi      aoe    WaablngCon 
Univcrallj.  M«IIl-.1  IWpartaieol. 

Klaaourl    murthand   OoUagal    aten.;    Jotaa    H. 

Anutioui  Sohixil   of 'ostHipiithy;   oileup.;    co- 

Molar  Baibar  CoUaga;   barber;    co-ed.:    C.   L. 

Buu>     BuiiiioH     CoU«f>i    bua.      und    .Un-; 
J.    R.   Anili'isou.    Pres..    Boml  at   Ediidn- 

Aldrlth.    ilgr.,    mo    Pine   St. 
Meund  Oltjr  BuaiaoM  CoUaga;  bua.  and  ■ten.; 

«t.    IWIO;   Ocorgg   A.   Hanka,    Proa.,   1*01 

B«^"  IbHli*!    CbUw.!    med.;    reg.;    men; 

Waahiiiglon   Arc. 
FerUna  and  Hnpet  Iteroantila  OeUaga:   boa. 

and  aton.;  H.   0.   Perklna.   Preau,   UbcoIo 

Tmrt   Bldg. 

MarloD-Slmi  Mcdl<.'Ol  CoUesc,   1»ui. 

Ferrjr    Beboal   of    Oratorr:    sr.    and    dnnutic 

«d. :  TliE  Brollicti  EpitL'Iii.  Dlrei'luTf,  38U1 

PUllllw 'Sohool;  prep.;  day;  i-u-cd.;  eat.   ISSV; 

BsBtan    C«11b««    of    L«w:    Uw;     co-ed.:    mL 

Helen     Moore     PhllUpa.     Prtneipal,     SMS 

ISDO;  GDorgs  L.  Cartla,  Dean.  Cor.  Ftiuk- 

WaiJiliigloB  Bird. 

PrincipU    estaool;    prep.;    day:    eo-ea.-.    Marj 

Berlin    Bohool    of    Kiulai    niHH.:    cn-cd  ;     D1- 

K,   Morgan.  Prln.,  B63S  Page  Blvd. 

rw-lur,  lljOli   N.  4Ih  8!. 

Hailmd  Telagiapb  Bohool;  tel,;  co-ed.:  W.  A, 

Lumbiirlh.   Pr,...,  lais  Pine  Bt. 

Bal.io.m'.    Bhortliud    Gallaga;    .ten.;    oo-«l.i 

tur7    Bldg. 

Mlaa  Hnhlpr.ra,   Priu..  3908  Ollre  8t 

St.    da    ChauUl    Aoadamr   of   tlw    YlaltBtion; 

SIjUt  Cutbsrine.   Prtq,,    1817   S.  Conmlon 

Klrl'H    luiorJInf;     R.    C.;    Slater    Snperlor, 

Bt.  Loola  Callage  ^t  Phgniiaar;  pbar.:  co-ed.; 

Henry  11.  Whelpley,  Ph.  G.,  M.  D.,  Dean, 

ail  IS  Lo.uat  SI. 

Bryut   ud    Btntton    BuUneu   CoUetai    tiiii. 

St.  LoBla  Collage  of  Ptayaloiuii  and  flurgeoni; 

mrd.;   rpg.:   men:    Waldo   Bilgga,    H.    D., 

lu^'mSit'.  ^'  **■  '-"'"-■'"^'■'  ^™-  "■"■ 

Dean,  aaoo  Gamble  St. 

Ohilitian    Brathen    Callwe;     rol.;     man;    B. 

S.    L.     Ol.qr.     Prln,.     Cor.    Franklin    and 

aVp.   nnd  KlDB'a  Hlghnar. 

Qrud. 
Bt.     Louie     taw     Sehoal,      Waahlngten     Dnl- 

Teraltr:   Uw;   to-eU.;    eat.    1807:    Wm.   fl. 

Dnuibaii-i  *Praatlu1    Bniinaaa    OaUaEa;    boa. 

et.    Lania   Xadloal    Collage:   aeo    Medical    De- 

■Hd  (ten.;  B.  R.  Luman.  Prln.,  cSr.  OUre 

Dpartment   Waataington   [Inlveraltr. 

St    Louii  Bohool  of  Fine   Arta:   art:    co-ed.; 

Elen  Collece;   thfol.;  nmn;  Ocr.  ET»n».!  eat. 

eel.    1ST4:   Hal>ey  C.    Irea,  Director,   IBtb 

Bt.  Loiiia  UniTeriitj;  nniv.;  men;  R.  C;  eat 

L.  r.  B.jword,  Prca..  Odd  Ftllow.-  BUe. 

1S28:    William    D.    Begera.    S.    1..    Prea.. 

Bomeopatliia     Hsdlul    CoUeia    of     KIuaBri; 

med.:    bonieop.;    «.bd;    eat.    I8BT:    W.    B. 

Bt.   Lonia  TMakriaking'  B>lu»l;  Batehmaklng 

Morgaa,   A.   M.,    M.  D..   Dean.  2840  Haw- 

.nd  engrartng;   co-ed.;  e.t.  ISSO;   B.  J.o- 

art. 

gemiann,  Prea,.  B81B  Eaaton  Are. 

Boanwr  HiU.  glrla'  boarding;  nQa-»«-t.;   UiH 

Marlhn    n.    Malhpwa.    Prtn.,   iWt   Waal- 

Walchmaklog  School  offera  great  adiant- 

iagloT,   Blvd. 

SuduT'*    Sohool    of    Muaio    Cultue;     mu>.; 

art  of  Watch.   Clock.  Jcwelrj   Repairing,                    1 

^^^    llIB.   FaiiDle   B.   Hagber.    Pria.,   MOB  W. 

Bngrining  and  Optica.     The  greateat  rec- 

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^H 

m                           PATTKMOir*S  COLLEGE  AJID  SCHOOL  DDJECTOHt                                 \ 

muMonai 

MiaSOORI 

wbo  ba*a  Waraad  Ikalr  trade  ■(  tbe  81. 
Lnla     WaUtmaklBc     Bebool,     of     wfaom 

arboDl.   wbli'b   will  b<  arnt  ttrt  apoD  ap- 
plkBttW. 
■ntlfc    Aaadanri    bn^a'    l»ardln(;    noo-aeirt. : 
CTiarlea    P.    Curd.    A.    U..    Ph.    D..    Prln., 

t-M.    Waahlnjctm   and  lIlUi, 

Edward   H.   Prltib.   Pre...  BH.  OUt.. 
Volnarallr  BaluMl  tat  atjn  prep.;  bnr>;  not,, 
aafl,,    >r.Rklln   Krau,    Head   M.al.^r,    384 

t^^'St-  alU  "Ain*^?."  '"'''"■  ^'"■■' 

Walthai  OallBBai  pr»p.;  im-ad.;  Loth.;  Auinit 

0,   Buridort,  trti...   1031  fioatb  Stb  81. 

all.    IBM;  W.  B.  Cbaplln.   LL.  D..  Prea., 
BaBDUont   and   Lecuat, 

daot.)    own;    ait.    ime;   1.    a.    Kennerli. 
D.  O.  ■„  Daan,  UMI   Locuat. 

klod.;  wmdbb:  ait.  ISUU;  Mra.  Kdwarrt  P. 

Wanas'i  TibIbIbc  •obool;    Kuluat.    .ad   bu..; 
WMkani   aat.   IBSa;  Hi*.    War.  A.  Co.t*a. 

WMcbt>"0eUaca''B™"p>lnU    Hlfb    Bohool; 
pnp,   ind  bua,;   co-ed.;  R,   U.;  eal.   1082; 
Uanrva    Wrlkbl,    I'riD.,    nm    Walnnt  St. 

aad,;  ra|.;  m-n:  eat.  1B4U;  Kobut  Luede- 
klnf,   M,    D..    Daao,    I80«  Looo.t. 

Uadlctl   Colleae.    founded   In    1N«U.      Tbc 
two  oMiilE  madleal  nillnkua  In  Ibe  Vnt. 

riut,  a   noDtta*  aacb.      Owna   two   lirfo 

»aw*H^  Hm    bJ^°Ml  'wllb''bM£.'*   Ila'a 
kbfolnta    prlTll*Bi>t    for    brdilda    Initnie- 
tloo   Ik   two   lane   koapltala.     Clinic.    .< 
Ik*    atj    lloapltal    and    Inaano    Auluin. 

alant   to  b   tonr   j'l-ar  biRh  Kbool   pnurie 

UUUUBY,  ChBrlloB  Oa..   pop.   1.B4T. 
Xarth  Mlueurl   AeadaDiTl    pr.p.i   wed.:   nw 
awt;    O.    O.    Brina.    Prln. 

Cantr^'BualnaM  Oollai^rbn^'^'d  aten  ;   C. 

Oaana  B.   ■nith  Oallat*   [Mtond);   col.:   co- 
ed.; M.   ■.;   IKT.  I,   U  LoWB.  D.   »..   Pb. 

L 

IBOO;  Jobs  H.   HUL   Prea. 
SEDOWICBVIIXE.  BotUflfer  Co..  pop.  100.                       1 
BadcwtckilUa  AcadsmTl  cloaed.                                         i 
SHU.BIKA,    Bbalbr   Co..   p^p.   TTT.                                      1 

BOOTH   ST.    LOUIS.    Babnib   ot   St.    Laoia. 
8u»d    Bwt   Aokdanri    glrlf    boardlnc:    K. 
C;    Haduo   UU7   Burke.    Prln. 
BPBnroriELD,   Gnan.  Co..  pop.  23.MT. 
Arurjr  Collace;  cul.;  co-ed.;  Coat.:  eat.  1ST3: 

Homer  T.   Fnllet,   Pb.    D..    Pree. 
Loratto     Asdamr;    drli'   'boirdlni;     B.     C; 

Slater  it.  WluDred  Li  U«te,  Prln. 
fluaeB  Oitr  Buainaaa  OoUacai  bua.  and  (ten.; 

BpiiBf«'ald  Bonul  CoUofai'  mir.;  prl»te;  dod'- 
■ecl.:   »1.   tsas:  J.   a.  Taylor,  Prea. 
SPBIirO    OAEDHJt,   Hiller  Co..   pup.   120. 

BTABBERBY,    Oentrr    Co.,    pop.    2.e5t. 
Stanberrj    NonoBl    Behool i     normal;     prirate; 
...-ed.;      ,»t.      ISSii,      Prunk      L.      Maiwell. 

8W£ET  SFBUfas,  Baling  Co,,  pop.   l.OSa. 

»^t.   J.    E,    B«-netl.    Prln. 
TABKIO,    Atofalaon  Co..    pop.    i,9ol, 

TBEiraOS,    OruBdy  Co.,   pop,    6,390. 
Kuikin   College;    M.;    ,;o-ed.;    non-aect,:    eat 

cat.     IS:>4;     W^rri.f    T.    UcDonild.    A.    U.. 

WABREMSBVBO,  JohnKiD  Co.,  pop.  4.T24. 
Bute   Krinul   Behool    (Besand  DUtriot);   nor. 
inal;  atiilc;  coed.;  George  H.   Howe,   Pb. 

...1.    IlKiS;    Ren],    E,    Parker,    ITcaldent. 
WABBEKTOd,   Warren  Co..  pop.  TTO. 
Oanlr.1    WaileyaB    CoUefaj    col.:    co-ed.;     M. 
B.;   est.    1S«;   GeorRP  B.    Adlcka.    A.    B., 
A.    M  .    Pre.. 

WEATJBLEAU,   Hloker?   Co.,   pop,   2T4. 

WEBB  CITT,  Jaapar  Co..  pop.  0.201. 

Oniat  Wsitam   Normal  Bebool;  nw.;   prlTatt; 

W.»b     Olti     Colla»>;     pr.'p.:     co-cd.:     BWt: 

WEST  PLAINS.   Howell   Co..   pop,   2.0U2. 
Waat   Plaina  £oUeie;    col.:    co-ed.:    BOB-aact.: 
W.  H.  WllH.mK-n.   prae. 

MONTANA. 

Population,  243,329.     School  census,  58,240.     School  age,  6-21. 

Montana  is  the  forty-fourth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  243,329  inhabitants,  of  whom  226,283,  or  93  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number  62,375,  or  25.6  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  6.1  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-seventh  in  this 
respect    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE, 
W.  W.  Welch,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Helena 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS. 


County. 


Saperintendent's  Name. 


Address. 


Pop.  of 

County. 

Beaverhead    Estella  Mae  Rich Dillon    5,615 

Broadwater   Maud  Pennell  Record Townsend  2,641 

Carbon    Agnes  B.   Ross Red    Lodge    7,533 

Cascade    Lucy  M.  Majors Great    Palls    25,777 

Choteau    Agnes  Atkinson  Fort    Benton    10,966 

Custer    Ida   E.    M.    Wiley Miles    City     7,891 

Dawson   Estella  Bovee  Glendive     2,443 

Deer  Lodge   Mae  McHugh  Anaconda  17,393 

Fergus   Ada  Meyersick  X^wiston  6,937 

Flathead    E.   A.   Steere Kalispeli    9,376 

Gallatin    Alice   Williams   Bozeman    9.653 

Granite    Nellie   Fahey    I  hilipsburg    4,328 

Jefferson     Mrs.    Nora   Turrentine Boulder     5,330 

Lewis  and  Clark   Maggie  V.    Smith Helena    19,171 

Madison    Grace  M.  Baker Virginia   City    7,695 

Meagher    Lottie  A.   Harris W.  S.  Springs 2,526 

Missoula     Retta  Barnes   3iissoula    13,964 

Park    Mrs.   Nora  Colvin Livingston     7,341 

Powell    Mollie  Wiles  Deer  Lodge   

Ravalli    Mabel   Corley   Hamilton     7,832 

Rosebud    Millie  M.   Smith Forsyth     

Silver   Bow    Margaret  Loughrin  Butte    46,656 

Sweet  Grass   Alice  Webster   Big  Timber   3,086 

Teton    Rebecca  Acton  Choteau     6,080 

Valley    I^ear  E.  Humphrey Malta   4,365 

Yellowstone   Mrs.  M.   M.  Strang Billings  6,212 


HIGHER   INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


BOZEMAN,    OAllatin  Co.,   pop.   3,419. 

MontAiia.  Agrioultunl  College;  agri.:  state; 
co-ed.;  est.  1S03;  Janios  M.  Hamilton. 
M.    S.,    Pres. 

BUTTE,   Silver  Bow  Co.,   pop.  80,470. 

Bntto    Boiineu    College;    bas.      and     sten.; 


Rice.    Fulton   &  Gold,    Props. 

Silver  Bow  Conuneroial  College;  closed. 
DEEB   LODOE,   Powell   Co.,    pop.   1,824. 

Montana  College;  prop,  and  tech.;  co-ed.,  non- 
sect.;   est.   1004;   L.   T.   Eaton.   Pros. 

St.   Mary's  Aoademy;  girls'  boarding;   R.  C; 


128 


PATTERSOITS  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


MONTANA. 


MONTANA. 


Sister    Anacleta.    Prin. 

DILLON,  Beaverhead  Co.,  pop.  1,530. 
Montana  State  Normal  OoUefe;  normal;  state; 
co-ed.;   Dr.  Henry  H.  Swain,  Pres. 

OBEAT  FALLS,  Casoade  Co.,  pop.  14.990. 
Oreat    Falls    CSommeroial    CSoUeire;    bos.    and 
sten.;   S.   H.   Baoman  and  J.  0.  Preston, 
Props. 

HELENA,  Lewis  and  Olark  Co.,   pop.   10.770. 
Capital  City  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 

est.  1902;  F.  Marion  Brown.  Pres. 
Engelhom  Helena  Business  College;  bos.  and 

sten.;   Hermann  T.   Bnglehom.   Pres. 
Montana    Wesleyan    XTnirersity;    col.;    co-od.; 

M.  E.;  est.  1889;  0.  W.  Tenney,  Pres. 


St.    Vincent's    Academy;    girls*    boarding;    R, 
C;   Sister  Mary  Cecelia,   Prin. 

HAT.TSPELL,  Flathead   Co.,   pop.   2.526. 
Xalispell    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 
est.    1901;    Hugo   F,    Albrecht.    Pres. 

MISS017LA,   MissouU  Co.,   pop.  4.366. 

Sacred  Heart  Academy;    prep.;   girls;    R.   C; 

eat.   1885;   Mother  Uilarion.   Prin. 
University  of   Montana;   unir.;  ,|Btate;   co-ed.; 

est.  1895;  Oscar  J.  Craig.  A.  M.,  Ph.  D., 

Pres. 


ST.   PETEB,    Cascade   Co.,    pop.    300. 
XTrsuline    Convent;     prep.;      co-ed.; 
Mother  Mary  Amadeus,  Prin. 


R.      C. 


M 


NEBRASKA. 

Population,  1,068,539.     School  census,  379,014.     School  age,  5-21. 

Nebra5?ka  is  the  twenty-seventh  stale  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  hav- 
ing a  total  of  1,068,539  inhabitants,  of  whom  1,056.526,  or  99.1  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number  177,117,  or  16.6  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of 
illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  is  2.3  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  second  in  this 
respect.     The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

J.  L.  McBrien,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Lincoln 

E.  C.  Bishop,  Deputy Lincoln 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

W.  M.  Kern  Columbus 

C.  A.  FuLMER Beatrice 

Cora    O'Connell Fremont 

BOARD  OF  EDUCATION  OF  THE  STATE  NORMAL  SCHOOLS. 

R.  A.  Ta WNEY,  President Pierce 

Luther   P.   Ludden Lincoln 

Thomas   J.   Majors    Peru 

James  E.  Delzell Lexington 

Chas.  II.  Gregg  Kearney 

Peter  Mortensen,  State  Treasurer,  ex  officio Lincoln 

WnxiAM   K.   Fowler,  Secretary,  State   Superintendent,  ex  officio Lincoln 

NEBRASKA  STATE  LIBRARY  ASSOCIATION. 

Rachel    Berry,    President McCook 

Edna  Bullock,  first  I  'ice-President Lincoln 

Fanny  A.  Geer,  Second  Vice-President Columbus 

Clara   A.    Mulliken,  Secretary Lincoln 

Margaret   O'Brien,   Treasurer Omaha 

NEBRASKA  PUBLIC  LIBRARY  COMMISSION. 

Frank  L.  Haller Omaha 

H.  C.  Lindsay,  State  Librarian Lincoln 

William  K.  Fowler,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Lincoln 

E.  Benjamin  Andrews,  Chancellor  University  of  Nebraska Lincoln 

James  I.  Wyer,  President,  Librarian  University  of  Nebraska Lincoln 

Edna   D.    Bullock,   Secretary Lincoln 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 
A.    O.    Thomas.  • Kearney 


LtO 


MEBRASEA, 


J.   W.    MiaiGiL Waboo 

M.   R-   SsFOOrjUaS W^rne 

Asi^A    V.   Day Beatrice 

WiLLUM  K.  FowLD,  ex  ofidi:),  J/ian^rfr f  mmin 

STATE  TE.\CHERS'  .\55OCL\n0X. 

E.  J.  BoDwux,  President -  -  - -  -  -  ..--Onnha 

Etta    BwjW3»,   Vice-President Valcntme 

A.   O-  Thoma3,  Secretary Kearney 

A.   L.   Cavtxis3,  Treasmrer Fairborj 

OTHER  TE.\C:HERS'  ASSOCIATIOX5. 

NORTH  XEBRASFLA  TEACHERS*  ASSXTATIOX. 

J.  A    M^  LcAjf,  President Sooth  Omaha 

(yiTLA   Piir-o,  Secretary   Xorlolk 

XORTHWESTERX  XEBR.\SK.\  EDUCATIOX.\L  ASSOCIATIOX. 

fJHAi^.  S.  Jft^tSi,  President Crawford 

iAuAHhA  VVacxer,  Secretary  Chadron 

CENTRAL  XEBR.ASKA  TE.\CHERS-  ASSOCIATIOX. 

R,  M.  T  HOiiTiftS,  President RaTcnna 

Arvrrjr,  Whitji a3».  Secretary  Ord 

WESTERX   XEBRASKA  EDUCATIOXAL  ASSOCIATIOX. 

B    K.  Br;.^Hrx,  President Kimhall 

f'.    hfff^.Kk   Ar*A MS,  Secretary Paxton 

.SOCIH WESTERX  XEBRASICA  EDUCATIOXAL  ASSOCIATION. 

(tr/4if,r,  H.   Thomas,  President McCook 

SAfftf.  H    Smith.  Secretary Holdredge 

.SOL'THKAS'ITlRX  XEBRASKA  EDUCATIOXAL  ASSOCIATIOX. 

W.  L.  Strphrns,  President Lincoln 

A  ft  ft  A  V.  l)A  y,  Secretary  : 


ASSOriAIlOX  OF  SUPERIXTEXDEXTS  AXD  PRIXCIP.\LS  OF  GRADED 

SCHOOLS. 

W,   I  f .   Baktz,  President Alliance 

F.   ('..    WfM.riMS,  Secretary Seward 

C0(;NTY    SUPERIXTEXDEXTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  p^  ^ 


Aaatnn       \V.   A.   Julian Hastings  18.SI0 

Artti\t,i„.   J.   M.   Richardson Neligh  11.S44 

tintitiir    Mrs.    Mamie    Faden Harrisburg   1,118 

lJI«lri«      J>oiiIhc  IMtt-Erickson   Brewster    fOt 

MoofM-  rnifford  M.  Penney Albion   11.C89 

tum    »{iitt«- Mrs,  I>eora  S.  Rustin Alliance  S.572 

ii'r/tl    C.   A.    ManviUe Butte     7JUX 

Mrowri    C.    B.  Goodspeed Ainsworth   1,410 

MufTiilo    T,    N.    Hartzell Kearney    20J64 

n»irt     Kijgene   Brookings Tekamah    1S.040 

Miitl'T    Jowph  C.  Hrushka David    City 15,70i 

rttnn   C.  fl    Wortman Plattsmouth    n»»l 

'V'lttt    A.  B.Ward Hartington    U.487 

t'hitm^    Nellie    Dick Imperial    


r 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AHD  CANADA. 

131 

NEBRASKA.                                 \ 

NBBSASKA. 

CODDtj. 

Cherry   

Sai?.::::: 

Dakota    

SuiH.rintcnilcnl'ii  Nonii'. 

KMna. 

Pop.  of 

Mrs.  A.  ^Knox 

C.  U  Coons 

;:;::;::;::::::::;:« IffiC";.::'::::.;:: 

....Sidney     

bIsto 

....West  Point   

14,581 

:::::::  im 

»as::::: 
Mre.::: 

Charles  Amot 

B.  J.  Bodwell 

C.    EBtella   Goodwin 

t'«* 

Frontier    .... 

Garfield  

Goaper  

Mra.  Clara  L.  Dolwon... 

V.'.'.V.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'-.'.Anm.  V.   Day.." ! 

Grace  B.   Mcaimans 

F.  W,  Montgomery 

....SlockvllTe     ....:... 
—  Beaver  City 

.■.■.■.■.::  Vm 

"iiBiwood  ;;;■.!;::::: 

.:;;i;;li 

Greeley   

\\'.\\'.\"\'.\'.'".'.'.'.ria.a  *H.   FlshbuVii!!!!]!;!! 

....Greeley    

:::::::  5.™ 

....Aurora  

..■■Alma   

...Hayes  Center 

....Trenton   

■  -CfNem    

9,370 

2,708 

i,tta 

■::::::"■§ 

gSlW::;:': 

R,  B.  Slaymaker 

Mrs,  Jennie  B.  Catron... 

:;!!Fiirbury"':::::;::: 

\'.'.'.'.'.lS.Ta6 

::::::'J:J£ 

Jeffenon    ... 
Kearney   '.'.'.'. 
Keya  Pkhi" 

Hire.  Olive  True 

Byron  B.   Dill 

J.  R.  Baker 

Theodore  H.  Whyman  .. 

....OKalalla   

\^ 

Knox    

Fred  C.  Marshall   

Oacar  R.  Bowman  

....Center   

:::::::i4iS 

Mrs.   A.  C.   KIrby 

....Oandy    

....Taylor  

:::::::  iJS 

HcRierBon   . 

SlSST  ::::: 

C.  W.  Crum    

::::-.:  1:^ 

SSS5,.-v.v. 

gsr""..:.;: 

W.  T.  Boltenneld  

....Nebraaka   Clly    .. 

::::SS,r.™>::::::: 

ZS.2S8 

U.»TO 

11.708 

10,7T» 

g.«Ii 

1T.T4T 

ffi^  ■;.■:.; 
fSi";..;;;.: 

B.  B.  IJirion  

Frank    Pllger 

iX.  ■::::::: 

H'S 

Geo.  M.  Hopkins  

lia.^::: 
Sr*"..:::: 

\\\\\\\'.'.'.'.'.'.''.'.'.'.'.i:vi.  Mengei' :!::::: :::::: 

....Wahoo    

....Gerlng    

;";;:a,6B2 

E.  H.  Koch  

e.M3 

I.GGO 

R.  D.  HendrlekHon   

■.'.'.■.'.■.■.■".'.■.■.■.■.'.■."W.  H.  Hy\s.na\\\'.'.' ".'.'.'.'. 

Cal  R.  PhElllppI   

Nellie  Z.  Vandling  

....Loup  City 

....Hebron  

....Thedford     

-:::::.\Axk 

S28 

a.TM 

^ 



PATTERSOH'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 
NEBRASKA.  I 


...Alia  B.  Jones  Otd 

...A.  U  Cook  ! Blair     

..c.  H.  BTiKht  Wayne   .. 

...Elizabeth  Marker  Red  Cloud 


HIGHER    mSTITCTIOHS    OF    LEARNING. 


BuUnK*    CgU«r*; 


BEATBICE,    Gua 


BETBAHT,    LuoMUr   Ca.,    pop.    330. 

OstBW  UolTBrtitJi;     onlT.;     co-cd.;     CbrliUnii 
cat.   I8SS1   W.   P.    Arliwortb,   Pin. 
BLJUB.    WuhlniUn  Ca.,    pop.   S.OTO. 

Sun    OollBj.;    cnl.;    m-.-d.;    Lutll.:    tut.    IBM 

BSOXSN  BOW.'Ciutn  Co.,  pop,    1,3TB. 


Onnd  IiUDd  Gollflis :  ii>l. ;    i-d-hI.  ; 

1HS2;  Oea,  HuUiartniul,    D.   D.,   I 

HABTDfOS.  Adun*  On.,   pop.   T.ISS. 


JACKBON.   SlkoU   C 


girls'     boardlBc; 


r  MIUUiiF  Andamy;   mlUUir:  P.    H.| 
r  Nomul  SiliiMl  and  BuilncH  Osll<cei 


Mdiruka    BUta  Ken 


'.   Dljrds  DsTli, 

lar    ITBlToaltr! 
1SSS:    J.    U. 

'abn^  Cauomtory  'af  Kb 
BUrnar*!  Bhortbuid  School :  iIpd.  ;   «t.   UR; 

VniTanitr  el  Nebtukai  ucli.;  aUle;  cA-eC; 

e>t.  isa»:   E.  Bcolamln  Andrews.  IX.  D.. 
duncIlM 

UnlTonitr    of    Kotruka.    Bahaol    af    Afrlod- 

Uninnilt;'  af  Msbruka.    Schoo 

Boiun:    ilom.    «'!.;    ti«w. 

noillnn,    A.    M..    DlKrtr>r. 
OnliHiitr  of   Mebiulia,    Bchaa 

IFniTonitr    of    Vatnilu'.     Beho 


^B                      OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AHD  CAHADA.                                     133 

NEBRASKA. 

HEBRASKA. 

M'COOK,  Bad  Wille*  Co..  iHip,  2,-Hr., 

HcCHik    Pbooorrtpbio     Imtitntei      bui.      opd 

v.:    n\.    wn:    HlstiTB    of    Mtjrj. 

NEHHABKA  OITT.  Otw  Co.,    p.,n..   7,3S0- 

Nabiuka    CItT   Biulneis  GoUaec;    <'k>«'d. 

Tu  *SaD'l'a"Bahaal'  cF  Bbortband;    ititp.:    co- 

HEUOH.  Antalspa  Co,,   pop,    1.1S5. 

T,    W'  a"'A,    Mifbt    Bota»":    prep.:  'bSia; 

'^Vssi;  j.^'TiiiToTa-li'!  rnn.  "*" 

V.  H,  C.   A.;  e.1.  IMTQ;  A,  Omcr  Turner. 

M0aFOI.E,  lUdlWD  do.,    p,.p.  3,BB3. 

Borfolk  Bn*I>»»  Oollaga;  l>ui>.  and  .len.i  ».l. 

OBLEAMS,    Harlan   Ca,.    pop.    OSS. 

19i>l;  C.   11.  BrnkB.  Prln. 

Orlo«io  Beralnaryi   pr..p.;  eo-id.;   Frw  Ueth.i 

VOSTH   PLATTE,    LlBWln    Co.,    pop.   3,B|i>. 

N.   It,    Cboniilej.   I'rlu. 

If»ti*llr   BDliMli    i.rep.i    co-ud,;    R.    C;    Kc>. 

T.    V.    lluk.y,    Prln. 

PawnflB     OHt'  Acadamy!    'i.rep.l     cn-rd,;     U. 

MSBTED,   Howard  Co.,  i»p.  82. 

rresh.;     U,     T.     Campbell.     I'Hii. 

D-irf,    Prln.' [pal. 

Nebtmika      Btatg      Hormal      Sohool:      n.>rn»l; 

virile;    .ii-ed.;    <■*{.    IWIT:    J.    W.    Cr.blrwi, 

AMdamir  of   ths  Saoad   B«rt;    mda'   luiiril- 

Ing:    R.  C;    L.   (laniobe,    Prtii. 

PLATTSMOUTH,   Caai  Co,,  i-,p.   4.0*1. 

™.i-.l,;    11.   B.    BoylM,   Prfaldr-m. 

ni>d    \im.:    <'ora.,    A.    L.    LeaHeman,    Prw. 

ST.    PAUL.    Howard  Co..   pi>p.    1.4Tfi. 

CreKhton    Medloul    Couisa,    7iilu>    A.    Cralcb- 

mid  tma..  ...ed.:  eBl.   l«iis-   \i.   d7  Smith, 

lon    UoWanity:    mwl.i    reg.;    ro-pd.;    eat. 

8AKTEE,    Enoi   Co, 

Bantu  Hormal  Training  gahool;   ludlan   Irjiln- 

K.  C:  em.   1S94;  ReT.,   Miillier  Marj  Leo 

.issii.;    Alfr.Tl   1,.    HleKK,    Prlo. 

VNIVEBBITY     PLACE,     Lauoaitar     Co.,      pop. 

Collon   or   HedletnB,    Vniiarally  or   Kebniku 

(Onwha     Kadioal    OoUs(a):     m.'d.;     reii.: 

M.    E.;   c.t.   18S9;  D.   W.   C.    BunllDftan, 

AiHH'l'iire  bean. 

Prea. 

Lutber    Aoademj:    prup.;    oi>-cd.;     &t.    Lntb.; 

Warthwaatarn    Bobool    irf   TiutidannT;    U.ldiT- 

mr;    eo-i'd.^    I'lL    ieii2:    CoQimeri'la)    Np 

llooal  Bunk    BIdg. 
Omaha  Buiinaia   Unltandtr;    hna.    add   at™.: 

WAYltE.   Wajna   Co.,    pop.    Z.llD. 

OniAlu    OoUafo   of   Pbunnaeyi    phiir. :    co-rd. ; 

J,    I,.    Ki^Ddoll,   Itfan. 

WEEPISG  WATEB,  Cau  Oo,.  pop-  1,1M. 

Wsoptm      Wator      Aaadamj:      pn-p.i    ™-i>d.; 

M,    •!.    RohrboDgb,    P»a. 

Corn.;   Prank  C.   Taylur.    PrlYi. 

TOHK.  York  Co,,  pop.  6,1.12, 

v..    M.    JoiN'H,     Dlroi'lnr. 

lork  Bualnaa.  Callar.;  b«;  and  ..en.;  0.  U, 

OpiHw  BehoDi  of  Law;  Inn';  men;  e>t.:  mvi: 

11.    A,    Whlppt".    De.ii. 

Yorb^Collaga;™.:   fi-ri.:   U.   U.-.   pot.    ISM: 

Bohaol"if    tb^'Koiy    Tamiu- ; '  prc'p. ;    <-o-ad, ; 

D.  n.,  iT.^i. 

NEVADA. 

Population,  42,335.    School    census,  9.153-     School  age,  6-18. 

Nevada  is  the  fiftieth  state  of  the  union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  42^335  inhabitants,  of  whom  35405,  or  83.6  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  num- 
ber 8,581,  or  20.3  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the 
entire  population  is  13.3  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirty-fifth  in  this  respect  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 
Orvis  Ring,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Carson 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

His  Excellency  John  Sparks.  President Carson 

Dr.  J.  E.  Stubbs,  President  of  the  State  University Reno 

Orvis  Ring,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  Secretary  Carson 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Nevada  has  a  state  uniformity  law,  which  went  into  effect  October  i,  1901. 
The  State  Board  of  Education  recommends  and  adopts  the  text-books  to  be  used, 
as  well  as  recommending  sets  of  books  for  supplementary  use  in  the  schools  and  as 
the  nucleus  for  a  school  library. 

STATE  TE.^CIIERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

H.  H.  Howe,  President Carson 

Clara  F.  Wo<jdbury,  Secretary  and  Treasurer Carson 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS. 

No.  of 

County.  Sup<?riiit«  ndenfa  Namr.  AddresH,  Distrlcta. 

Churchill    ^'-  C.  Grimes Fallon    8 

Douglas     ^"-    K.    Brockllss Genoa     9 

Kiko     Otto  T.  Williams Elko     50 

Ksmenilda    J.   K-    Davidson Hawthorne     12 

Kureka    r^<*w  Rogers  Bureka     15 

Humboldt    K-   A.   Ducker Wlnnemucca     24 

I>ander    A.  J.   Maestretti Austin     9 

Lincoln    Hen.1.    Sanders    Pioche     25 

I.yon    K.   T.   Powers Dayton     13 

Nye    ^V'.   B.   Plttman Belmont     17 

Ormsby     E.  E.  Roberts Carson     4 

Storey    F-  P.  I-angan Virginia     City 2 

Washoe     W.    B.   Cralgf Reno    20 

White  Pine   Chas.  A.  Walker Ely     2$ 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


135 


NEVADA. 


NEVADA. 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


CABSOH   CITY,    Ormtby   Co.,    pop.    2.100. 
Indian     Training     Sohool;     Govt.      Indnttrlal 
school     for     Indians;     co-ed.;     est.     1890; 
C.    H.    Hasbury,    Prin. 

ELKO,   Elko  Co.,  pop.  630. 
Vormda  Bnsinoss  CoUego;  bus.   and   sten. ;   C. 
F.    Nesse,    Prln. 

REVO,  Washoo  Co.,  pop.  4,600. 

Atkinson's    Hermda    Businoss    Institute;    bus. 


and    sten.;    est.    1902;    A.    F'.    Atkinson, 
Prln. 

VoTftda  Business  CoUese;  bus.  and  sten.; 
Robert  Lewers,   Prln. 

Hevada  State  XTniTersity;  unlv.;  state;  co- 
ed.; est.  1885;  Joseph  Edward  Stevens. 
M.  A.,  LL.  D..  Prcs. 

State  Vormal  Sohool;  nor.;  state;  co-ed.: 
Mary  W.    Emery,  Prln. 


NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

Population,  411,588.     School  census,  90400.     School  age,  5-16. 

New  Hampshire  is  the  thirty-sixth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  411,588  inhabitants,  of  whom  410,791,  or  99.8  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number,  87,961,  or  21.4  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illit- 
eracy of  the  entire  population  is  6.2  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-eighth  in 
this  respect.    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE   SUPERINTENDENT'S   OFFICE. 
Henry  C.  Morrison,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Concord 

STATE   READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

New  Hampshire  has  no  State  Reading  Circle  Board,  but  has  district  laws  for 
the  aid  of  school  libraries. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Principal  Fred  S.  Libbey,  President Warner 

Harriet    L.    Huntress,   Secretary     Concord 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS. 

New  Hampshire  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what 
is  called  the  "town  system"  of  school  supervision,  each  city,  or  in  some  cases, 
where  the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  its  individual  superintendent 
of  schools. 

HIGHER   INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


AVDOVEB,   Merrhnack  Co.,   pop.   1,170. 
Proctor    Academy;    pn^p. ;    co-ed.;     Unitarian; 
«'Kt.    IHHl;    Jamos    F.    Morton,    Prin. 

ATKINSON,  Bockingham  Co.,  pop..  442. 
Atkinaon    Academy;    prop.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
Herman   N.    Dunham.   Prin. 

CANTEBBXTBY,    Merrimack    Co.,    pop.    821. 
Xeser    Seminary;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Free    Bapt. ; 
Mrs.   Clara   M.    Currier.    Prin. 

OENTEB   STBAFFOBD,    Strafford   Co.,   pop.   50. 
Austin    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Free    IJiipt.; 
est.     is:i.3;     Henry     R.     Gardner,     A.     IJ.. 
Prin. 
CLABEMGUNT,    Sullivan   Co.,   pop.    6,4!)H. 

Steven's  High  School;  prep.;  <'o-ed. ;  non- 
wet.;  est.  1807;  I-^-roy  S.  Dewey,  A.  B., 
Prin. 


CONCOBD,    Merrimack  Co.,   pop.    10.032. 

St.     Joseph's    High     School;     boys'     boarding; 

R.  C. ;  Brother  Cyril.   F.   S.  C.  Prin. 
St.    Mary's    School;    girls'    boarding:    P.     E.; 

Isabel    W.    Parks.    Prin. 
St.     Paul's    School;     l>oys'    boarding;     P.     E. ; 

Rev.    James    C.    Coit,    D.    D..    Prin. 

DEBBY,    Bockingham    Co.,    pop.    3.583. 

Pinkerton  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
est.  ISll;  GeoPKo  W.  Bingham,  A.  M.. 
Prin. 

DOVEB,    Strafford    Co.,    pop.    13.2«^7. 

Dover    Business    College:    biiii.    and    sten.;    B. 

W.    Warnrr  and  C.   McTaviBh.   Prt)p8. 
Poaslee's   Commercial   School:   bus.    and   sten.; 
r.^it.    iWMi;    Miss    M.    F.    Pi'Msloe.    Prin. 

DUBHAM,    Strafford   Co.,    pop..    WHi. 


w 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AHD  CANADA. 


NSW    UAMFSUIKS. 


NEW  nAMpaaiRS. 


Naw    Hunpihita    CoUeEO    of    A(rioultura    uid 
MeBhuDlo  Arti;   n;t_ri.;    stme;    ,m-ii1.;   .tl. 

EAST  JEFFREY,  Ohaablre  cJ.,  pop.  1.1)0.1. 

EZETEB.    Bookimham   Co.,    pop.    4,US3. 

Ini;    non-wet.;    llorlon    Pugc    Amon.    Prln. 

FBANCONIA,    Draftaa    Co..   pnp.    OKJ. 
Daw    Academr;     prep.;    co-ed.;     Uuiig.;     Kri'd- 
erlck   D.    H./wnrd.    Prln. 

ailmanton     Aoadany:     pr^. :     co-ed.;     Cno(.; 

BAHPSTEAD,    aookiaiham    Co.,    pop!    S23. 
Bampataad  Blfb  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Cnu(.; 
Cbnrlea  L.  Clem  em.  Prtn. 
EANOTER.   Oimrton  Co.,  pop.   1.884. 

Dc.n. 
KEENE.    Chaihira    Co.,    pnp.    9.10S. 

T    I'T^''    ''■  '""""""■''""''■*-    "■■    *'^' 
LAOONIA,  Brlkiiap  Co.,    pup.  8.042. 
Torbuno'i  Fractloal  Buaineia  CoUaie;  bua.  snd 

LAXCABTEB,  Coaa  Co.,  p..p.  3,lWi. 

ro-i-l.;     non-wet.;     est.     1828;     Willla    o, 

Smllb.  A.  B..  Prln. 

KANCHEBTEB,   Bllllbon   Co.,    pop.  S0.9S7. 

Brraal  ft  Btrattan  BaiineB  CoUeca;  bus.  and 

aten.;  eat.  ISflB;  Wllllora  Heron,  Jr..  Prln. 

Hauar    BuBlneaa    CoUeca:     bi>a.     and     Btcu.; 

ei(.   1889;    Bt.    RCT.  Abhntt   HllarT.    D.   D., 

C;  Brolhcf  Alpbona.'.   Prln. 
at.    JoMph'.    Blth    Bohool;    prep-:    boja:    B. 
C;  "al.   ISIMI;    RI.    Ber.  John  n.   Dclanr, 
n.     ()..    Prln. 
KERJSEIf.   BnUitan   Co..    pnp.   XBU. 

Xlaball      Unloa      Aoademj;      prep.;      co-ed,; 
^m       Cnng.;    BrnpBt    Buliaton    Woodbnry.     Prln 

MILTON,     Strafford    Co.,     pnp.     1,033. 
Nnta    Bith   Sebaol;    prop,;    ro-ed.;    non-wci.. 
KllhridKo  W.    Pni.   Pr..s. 
MOUNT    TEBNOH.    Hmabcro   Co..    pop,    468. 
MaColIom     Inatituts;     prep.;     co-od.;     Con«.i 
L.  A.   BullEj.    A.   M..   Prln, 

PS  I.    l-^'<-.    t -buries    Help.'!.    Prps. 
et.    Aioyaini  'Bcho«li'"prep.:'''co.ed.;     B.    C; 
NEW  HAMPTON,   Balknap   Co,,    pop.   8G2. 

ed.;    Pre,,    will    llapl.;     t-rsnk    W.    Pr-a- 
ColbT    AoadaniT,    Ilia;    im-p.;    to-ed.;    Bapf. 

n(in-»-fl,;     Edwin     K.     Welsh,     prin. 
FEMBBOKE,   MotTimaok  Co.,   pop,    3.18.1. 

est.    ISIH;    llnuii.r  F.  Knrlhmp,    Prln. 
PLYHOniH,   Oraftoo  Co.,  pnp.  l.BTZ. 
Baldanaw  Sahoal   far   Bajra;    tmyf    1>nardliut: 

p.    R.,    pat.    18711;     Bpt.    L.a-ln    Wohater, 

A.    M..   PriB. 

Scbool'a  aoaomeameat.— Preparea  [or  Ool- 

Ipjtoa  »nd  Terlinleal  Sehoota.     Rl|[h  imfcr 

nt  tralulng  In  mind  and  bodf.     Individual 

™tai'«He  to™RpyT'"!rln  Webilcr.   M.     ". 

POBTBMo'iriH.  Bookinihan  Co..  pup.  10.03T. 
BUaa   Builnaaa  CoUSEai   bua.   und   aten.;    Wll 
llnoi    J.     I^'wia.     Prea. 
BEEDS  FERRT,   Hitihoro  Co..   pop.   EOO. 
McOnw     Normal     laatitnta;     prep.;      m-ed.: 
iir^n-«.'i-t.;     iwvld     F.     Carpenter.     Prln. 
BOnra  HAXPTON.  Bookintham  Co..  pop.  WT- 

»"i.;   M     P.    Mclnlnah,    Prln. 
TILTON,  Bslknap  Co..   pup,    1.920. 

winlnsrjT,     prop.;     p.j-ed.;     M.     B.;     eat. 
1145;  tiiK.rEo  T..  Plimpton,  A,  M.,  Prln. 
WEST  LEBANOK.   CntftoB  Co,,  pnp.   GIG. 
RaoklBDd  MUitarr  Aeitdaiiir;  mil.;  bOTa'-,  non 

Supi.' 

J 


NEW  JERSEY. 

Population,  1,883,669.     School  census,  496,380.     School  age,  5-18. 

New  Jersey  is  the  sixteenth  state  o*f  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,883,669  inhabitants,  of  whom  1,812,317,  or  96.2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number,  430,050,  or  22.8  per  cent,  are  foreign  bom.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  5.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-fourth  in  this 
respect.    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENTS  OFFICE. 

Charles  J.  Baxter,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Trenton 

J.  Brognard  Betts,  Assistant  State  Superintendent Trenton 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

FIRST    DISTRICT. 

George  A.   Frey Camden 

Edward   E.    Grosscup Wenonah 

SECOND   district. 

J.   Bingham   Woodward Bordentown 

S.  R.  Morse Atlantic  City 

THIRD  DISTRICT. 

W.  Edwin  Florance New  Brunswick 

Edmund  Wilson Red  Bank 

fourth    DISTRICT. 

S.  St.  J.  McCutchen Plainfield 

Percival   Chrystie High   Bridge 

FIFTH    DISTRICT. 

B.    H.    Campbell Elizabeth 

Charles   E.   Surdam '. Morristown 

SIXTH    DISTRICT. 

Francis    Scott    Paterson 

Sweeting  Miles   Alpine 

SEVENTH    district. 

James  M.   Seymour Newark 

Everett    Colby West    Orange 

eighth  district. 

James   L.    Hays Newark 

George  O'Gorman  Newark 


1 


Olr  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


saw  JERBET. 


NBw  jsaasT. 


TENTH  MSTBICT. 

W,  D.   Forbes Hoboken 

Edwakd  Russ   Hoboken 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSION. 

The  Governor Stale  Treasurer 

Attorney -General State   Comptroller 

Secretary  of  State 

Board  of  Trustees  of  the  Fund  for  llie  Support  of  Public  Schools 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 
The  state  has  no  State  Reading  Circle  Board,  but  ample  provisions  are  made  by 
the   legislature   for   aiding  school   libraries,   twenty   dollars   being   appropriated   the 
first  year,  and  ten  dollars  each'year  thereafter,  to  each  district,  for  this  purpose. 


STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 


COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS 

County.                                                SupertntiMKlrDf  i  Nmun. 

OF    SCHOOLS. 

AMma. 

Pop.  «t 

Oountr. 

Herman  A.  Steea 

HBKnollB     

Cape  May  City,.- 

Aaron   W.   Hand 

John  N.  QlasHpell 

A-   B.   MereaUh 

Bmbx     

Nutley  

M.    H.    Kinsley 

U'^ 

Now    Brunswick... 

Dover    

^\fl 

Peter    Tliton 

m:IS 

Haokeltstown    

a7,TSl 

HIGHER   INSTITOTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


Prliii.'^  ' 

for  Birli,  T 

:;.r 

BEVEBLT,   BnrliBitoB  Co.. 

S'l^-  v^ 

IS4S;   .[ c.   abnrpr 

pop.    8 
cil.;   no 

■OBDorrown 

.^BjTllartoi.^ 

Co.,    p 

ilitary 

■oTan  Oiblel  Boudtnc  Bobool: 

lovd. 

rdliig:  Pk*, 

^ 


SfilELLE,    Ktnnou 


^^r     140                           PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIBECTORY                ^^^ 

VBW  JERBBX.                                                               SEW  JERBEY.                                      ' 

Oarluh   Aoadamri   buya'    bmrdlug;    nou-Bcct.; 
D.  Gcrlach,  Prln, 

Mri.   John    Feariiley,    Prln. 

CALDWELL,   Emoi  Co.,   pop.   1,30T. 

CAMDEB,  Camdaa  Co,,  pnp.  T6,li3.'i. 
ChB..    U.    AbrahuBiaon,   Proa, 

eat.   1902;  (Vpurgo  O.  Swurti,  Prm. 
Cundan  FriBDdg  SahMl;  pn.p.;  ro-vd.;  Krlrnda: 
Maty  J.   Hoopla,    I'rln. 
COBVEWT   BTATIOM,   KoTTli  Oo„   pop.   2B- 

Ing:   B.  C;  eat.  180i>:  Slalcra  ot  Charily: 

Baelay'B    Homo    Stbool;     prep.:     co-ed.:     non- 
Beet.:   W.    11.   Secloy,    Prln. 
EAST   OKAMOE,    Ebbo.   Co,,    pop.    ai.OOd. 
Eut    Onnia    Bohool,     Tha;    glrla'    boarding: 
nun--.-!.:  ofl(.  ISWi;  KllH,b*th  M,  Grimih, 

ELIZABETH,    Union    Co.,    pop.    BZ,I30. 
LualajF    BuBinaaa    CoUega;     bus.     and    sten.: 
est.     1S72;    JinifB    H.     Lsnalej.    Pb.     D„ 

Pingrj    Sohool,     Tha;     hoy,'     day:     non-aect.; 

Waller     Baiidall     Uarrii.     Prln. 
Vnlon   BuBinasB   Collaga;     l>ua.   and    atcn.;    F. 

Bpcl.;    MiBB   L.uro    A.    Vail,    Prln. 
EMOLEWOOD,     Bargan    Co.,    pop.    a,M3, 
Dwlghl     School     for    Girls;     glrla-     boarding; 

Prlna. 

FORT    LEE.   Bargan    Co.,    pop,    I.OIT. 
iBstltuta    of    Holy    Angalsi    glrla'     boarding: 

FREEHOLD.    Honmoolh    Co.,    pop,    2.034. 

Freohold   llilitarjr   Bohool;    mil.:    young   boys: 

B»w    laraoir      Kllitsrr      Aoidamji;     military; 
non-sert.:    fat.    1884:    i.'ol.    C.    J.    Wrigbt. 

HACKEMBACK.  Bargdan  Co..   pop.  0.143- 
Escen    Botaool    of    BuBinais;    bu<.    and    sten.; 
eat.  lOiU:  J.,hn  3.  Bagan.  Prua. 
HIOSTSTOWB.    Marcar   Co.,    pop.    l.Ua. 

HOBOKEK,  Rudaon  Co.,   pop,  I».3H, 
Astdamy  of  ttat   BMrti   Hatrt:  gIrU'   board- 
ing;   B,    C:    Slater,    of    Charity. 
Eagu    Bohool    of   Buainaai:    bna.    and    alan.: 
ptt.    IIM:   John  J.    Bninn,    Pri-a. 

eat,    is«i;   I>r.    Wslt.-!  F.   Kno..  Ph.   D„ 

Llghtfoot  Btaniwraphio  and  TypawrlUiic  In- 
stituta;  atPH,:  eat,  ISTS;  Robert  Ugbl- 
fuDl,   Pres. 

Btanna  InatltDla   ef  TaoliiulagT;  tech.:   men: 

phrpis,  M.  B.,  Be.   I>.,   LL,   D.,   Pres. 
Btovans     Bohool;     boys'     boarding;     non-Beet.; 

Edwnrd    Wall.    Prln. 
ToBohsrs'   Training   School;   nor,:    co-ed.;   eat. 

lEKBEY   CITY.    Hudson   Co..   pop.  2oa.«33. 
Drake     BaBinoBS     CoUaga;     bua.      and      sten.; 
Albert    J.    t:Icason.    Pres. 

Charles  C.    Stlmeta.   A.   M..    Prln. 

stituta;     bus.     and    Blen.;     Bobert    Llght- 

Bt.    AloyaloB  AoBdenur;    prep.;  co-ed.;    R.    C; 

Klalera   of  Charity.                                   .                 > 
at.    PatoB-s   Collaga:   col.:    men.;    R.   0.,    ..t.           ' 

1878:    Ri'T.    On-en    A.    Hill,    S,    I.,    FrM. 
Training  Bohool  for  Twohars;   normal;   atate: 

lEHBET    Oiry    HEIGHTS.    Satmrb    ot    Jener 
City, 

ii™ai-rt,:   Carl   A.    Grauprr,    Prln. 
LAKEWOOD,    Ooean    Co.,    pop.    a.800. 

Enoi  Sohool,   Tha;  glrl'a  bonrdlng:  non-aerl.: 

eal.  IWH:  Mart  F,  Knox,  A.  B..  Prln. 
Lakewood  School,   Tha;   bnya'    boBrdlnc:    nen- 

aect,:    Edward    P-    Horrla,    Ph.    D..    Prln. 
Oaks,    Iho;   glrla'   boarding;   nnn-sect,;    1.    T. 

Ferrlnglon.     Prln, 

ei-n.:   Hlmon  J.    M.PbenK.o.   D.    !>.,   Prln. 
LDBG  BRANCH,  Konmouth  Co,,  pop.  B,8T3, 
BtBi    of    tba    Sai   AoBdamy;    firhi'    botrdlB«: 

R,    0.:    Slater   U.    Imelds,    Prln. 
KABISOK,  Morrla  Co..  p<'|),  .1.TM. 

I)  .  Pri«>. 

Cloverslde  'school;     glrla'     bfiardlnf ; '  P.     B.; 
Montols^  'limtajT  'Aeadsmyi    military;    hb- 
MOOBEBTOWH,  Burllngloa  Co.,   pop.   S.OlXl. 
Friend?' High  B^«°l"*  prep. ^  co-ed.:   Prlwd.; 

KORRIBTOWM.    Konis    Co.,    pop.    ll.a»7. 
ItoniB    Acadamy:    boya-    boarding:    son-Met.; 

isntt;    Franrla    Wnodmnn,     A.      B..     B«ad 

Bohool"for    Youa*    tndloa;     glrla'    boardlnc: 
non-<.'c<.:    Mlaa   B.    BI]aalH.tb   Dsna,   FMl 
MOmrl  HOLLY,   Bnrlington   Oo,.   pop.  4.000. 

^^■^                       OF  THE  UHITKD  STATES  AHD  CAKADA.                                      141                1 

HEW  JEBSEY. 

WBW  JSRBKY. 

MBDiit    Hollr  AadBDi}!    boys'   bourdlng:   non- 

Jrj.    Prea. 

K,-t.:    I.    C.     Pla.    Prln. 

MoChianar'a  Collate:   pr<'p.    aud  bua.;   [-o-cd.: 

jraWASK.    EiiBi    Co.,    Dop.    1M6.0TO. 

iion-KR'i.:    cBt.    IWM;   lir.   C.    Eucane   Hc- 

Colnau     Mutlon^      BailnsH      CbUkkS!     bill, 
.nd     Blon.;     «.L.     ISB2;     J,     K-bI.-..    Jt„ 

PatsraoB  MlUtarr  Bohsal,  Tba;  DlUlOrTI   dob- 

iMt;    Unroln    A.    Boecr,.    A.    M,.    Snpt. 

''•"^f 'r*'^r.B'S'''i.nd''^  wvcr'-Fir™": 

Fiti:  co-Fd.;  Jr«w  D.    Burks,  Prln. 

Pkllllpa  Sohaol.    TbBi   boa.    and  iUd.;   T.   B. 

NBVuk  Koim^  ud  TrmiBluc  Beh»l:  nompi; 
etiiL';  <:u-cd.;  loaeph  Clark,  Pns. 

Ptailllpa,    Prea. 
8tuksT-B   Buainsaa    Callags:    bna,    and    atui.: 
pat.    1S08:     Newton    B.    BUrkey,    A.    H., 
Prei. 

Bty,mA\tailf^l  BthoolT  t^h.:   «,4d.:   non- 

ex.    1S3H:    Re>.  Jamea  William  Marahall. 

Xav  JsrKT  Oi>U«(*  of  Thumuir!   pbur.:    «i- 

PLAIHFIELD,    Vnlan    Co.,    pop.    1S.388. 

pr.T-:     eo-ert.;     bonrdlUB;     Bon-aecl.;     eat. 

81.  Huj-i  AbiAbiiit:  |{irli''  Iwardlng:    B.  0,; 

LBBl'a  Bohiiol  for  Boya:  boya'   boarding;  non- 

at.  VinceDt'i  Audsmr;  KirW  boirdlui;;  K.  C. 

aceL:   lobn  Leal,    Prln. 

BofasDl    for    OLrlii    iclrl«-    boardlni;;    pon-soct.; 

Plalnllald    Bnaluaa    Co1Ib(b1    boa.    and    aten.; 

MLu   Aiinn  r.  TQwnwnd,    IMn. 

A.  A.  Pbolpi.  Prea.;  A.  C.  Pbelpa.  Hgr. 

WoBd'i    CoUbib;    boa.    and   Blcn,;    an'pbi.o    1. 

Pl^fald    BBBiJUrj;     Klrla-      boarma.;      noa- 

Wood,    Pro.                                 . 

■Ht;    Mlaa    B.    B.    RebyoP-    Ulaa    L.    8. 

Arnold.    Prtna. 

me. 

POKPTOir.    Puiiao    Co.,    pop.    4Tn. 

Aubla'i     SshoDl,     Hiu;     prop.:     Fo-m.;    Don- 

So  Mill*  Prtpa«torr  Bohooli  girl.'   boarding; 

wi-1,;    TUf    MIbbpb    Anabli-. 

pon.«.,.t.:     cat.     1891:     Mrs.     A.     0.     D. 

SutTBr.    OoU.«6;    o>l.;    men:    BetormM;    o.l. 

17M;     AuiHn    S«ll.     PI..     D.,      LL,      D.. 

PamOETON,    Karoor    Co..    poip.    8,B». 

Prea. 

bosrdlPB:    pop.ac«.;    J.    B.    mc    PrlP. 

tli-r.'  J.   P.   Hi'iirli?,   I'rifl. 

Bdirin  W.  Band.  A.  M..  PrlP. 

Prtnoston    IFnlnraltr:    unlr.;    men:    nop-KCt,: 

Bt.    AcBBi    AadBDiT:    p»p.:    co-ed.;    R.    C; 

91.lot    M.f/    Graca,    Prip. 

MEW  OBAHfiE,  Dnlos  Co.,  pop.    IIH, 

¥pul>   OollBfB;    prep.:    co-ed.:    Lutb.:    L.    H. 

RED  BAHK,    Maoraouth   Co.,    Pop.    B.428. 

BccR.  PI,.  D.,   Pre-. 

CallK.un.Cb.mbarl*in       BohBol,       Thai      ilrl.- 

bnardliiE;    pon-d^ct. ;    Mlaa    Calhoun,    Ulaa 

KBWlBii'  CoUsjtaU  'oouWbj    b.^a'     b^ardlTii; 

CIlnmbrTljIi..    Prlna. 

i.nii-B"L-l.:  PblUp  WIlMon,  Prlu. 

aUEH,   B^am  Co..   pop.  B.ail. 

oaAHOE.     E>»x     Os.,     pop.     24.141. 

Balam  Frlsnda-  Sohool;  prrp.;  ea.Fd.:  Frlenda; 

BBud'i   Bcboot  fn  Slila.   Klaii    dcU'   board- 

e-i,     ISI2;     J.     r.     Waddlnglop,     M.     B., 

Ipe;  MIm  B.'flrd.  Ptln. 

Ssarliani   Harian    Bshoal:    prep.:    c^-cd.:   nop- 

SHOBT    HILLS,    EaaBi   Co.,    pop.    30B. 

aect.;    Daria    A.    Kenedr.    Pb.    D.,    Abbr 

Crtarat  Bcbool:   .'L.^hI, 

II.    UorBan.   Prrim, 

Short  Hllla  Oohool,  Tha;    prep,;    co-ed.;  non- 

H.-rl.;      Heury     P.     Twilebell.    Head-U>a- 

Ifinn:     rhurivs     A.     1*     Maatcr,     A,     B., 

BOUTB  OKAMQE.  Eaaoi  Co..  pop.  4,«ae. 

Don'i     BchoDl,     Kra.i    Blrta*     boardlnir:     pon- 

BaldvlD    k    MoldoB-a    Bohool;     prep.;    co-ad.: 

BC.-t.:   tiri.    Nani-y   H.   Dorr.    Prln. 

non-sci't.:    MlBI   Alice    B.    IlckKin.    A,    It.. 

Jtawmao  BaHool.  Thai  boja'  boarding;   It.  C; 

nt.  l\m:  Jcaae  A.  I™kf.  A.  U..  Prln. 

lControB«'   Boboel    for    Blili:    mrla'    bnardtng; 

PASlUia.   PaaaaiB  Os..   pop.  St.TTT. 

Beton   RaU   OoUwa:    col,:    difp:    B.    0.;    eat. 

»ecl.;    N.    LouIm    BpnkUnd,    Prin. 

Itm:    m.    ttf.  John  A,  BtnSord.   Prea. 

FATER80K,  Paaaklo  Co.,   pop.  HUl.ITI. 

auimn:,   Uniop  Co.,   pop,   B.sm. 

M      i  grtnmlito   OoUBfa;   boa.    aod  ateo.:  Qro.   Oak- 

aJ 

142 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DISECTORT 


NBW  JEBBBY, 


NEW  JBB8BY. 


Mrs.    Sarah    W.    Paul,   Frin. 
tetoint  G«orfe*8  Sail;  hojB*  t>oardlng;  Hartman 

Naylor,  Head  Ifaater. 
Summit  Academy;   boys'   txMirdiDg;    non-sect.; 

James    Heard,    A.    M.,    Prin. 

TEVAFLT,  Bargaa  Co.,  pop.  1,746. 
Boxkeley  Academy  for  Boys;  t>oys'   iMMirdlng; 
prep.;    Bev.    James    I.    Cameron,    If.    A.. 
Prin. 

TREHTOV,    Xeroer  Co.,    pop.    73,307. 

Xhipny  School  for  Boys;  prep.;  boys;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1884;  E.  Dnpuy  MonUnye,  Ph. 
D..    Pres. 

Hew  Jersey  State  Vormal  School;  normal; 
state;  co-ed.;  James  M.  Oreen,  Ph.  D., 
Pres. 

School's  announoement.  —  The  Normal 
School  is  a  professional  School  devoted 
to  the  preparation  of  teachers  for  the 
Public  Schools  of  New  Jersey.  Its  coarse 
involves  s  thorough  knowledge  of  sub- 
jcct-matttcr,  the  faculties  of  mind,  and 
how  so  to  present  that  subject-matter 
as  to  conform  to  the  laws  of  mental  de- 


velopment. The  Model  School  la  a  thor- 
ough Academic  Training  Scdiool,  prepara- 
tory to  college,  business  or  the  draw- 
ing-room. The  schools  sre  well  provided 
with  spparatus  for  sU  kinds  <^  work, 
laboratories,  manual  training  room,  gym- 
nasium, etc.  The  cost  per  year  for 
boarders,  including  board,  waddng,  tui- 
tion, books,  etc.,  is  from  |164  to  1180 
in  the  Normal,  and  |200  in  the  Model. 

Band  Collegiate  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non 
sect.;  est.  1904;  Edwin  W.  Band,  A.  M. 
Headmaster. 

Bider-Xoore  aad  Stewart  School  of  Busiwesa 
bus.   and  sten.;  F.   B.   Moore,   Pres. 

St.  Francis  College;  boys'  boarding;  B.  C. 
Bev.    Domminic    Beuter,    D.    D.,    Prin. 

WEVOHAH,    Olottoester  Co.,   pop.   488. 
Wenonah   Military  Academy;   military;   boys; 
non-sect.;     est.     1004;     Stephen     Greene, 
Pres. 

WOODSTOWV,     Salem    Co.,     pop.    1,371. 
Bacon  Academy;  prep;  co-ed.;  Friends;  Lenra 
B.    Oarrett,    Prin. 


NEW  MEXICO  TERRITORY. 

Population,  195,310.     School  census,  67,242.     School  age,  5-21. 

New  Mexico  is  the  forty-fifth  of  the  states  and  territories  of  the  Union  in 
point  of  population,  having  a  total  of  195,310  inhabitants,  of  whom  180,207,  or  92.3 
per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number  13,2(51,  or  6.8,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage 
of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  is  15. 

SUPERINTENDENTS  OFFICE. 
Am  ADO  Chaves,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Santa  Fe 

NEW  MEXICO  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Gov.  M.  A.  Otero,  President Santa  Fe 

Amado  Chaves,  Supt.  Pub.  Inst.,  Secretary Santa  Fe 

W.  G.  Tight Albuquerque 

C.  M.  Light Silver  City 

Peter  J.  Schneider Santa  Fe 

Maggie  J.  Bucher City  of  Las  Vegas 

Luther  Foster  Mesilla  Park 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  no.  of 

Address.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  Districts. 

Bernalillo    Eslavio  Vigil  Albuquerque    88 

Chaves    J.  M.  Ried Roswell     38 

Colfax    Carl  Leffarge Raton    50 

Dona  Ana  A.  J.  Fountain I^s    Cruces 23 

EJddy   M.   P.  Kerr Carlsbad    24 

Grant    Alvan  N.  White Silver   City 34 

Leonard    Wood Patricio  Qulntana  Santa   Rosa 36 

Lincoln     L,  H.  Rudisllle  White    Oaks 18 

Luna    U.  Francis  Duff  Deming   11 

McKinley    R.  B.  Lanigan  Oallup    12 

Mora     Modesto  Oarcia   Mora    48 

Otero     A.  J.  Smith  Alamogordo    30 

Quay   Mllnor  Rudolph  Tucumcarl    

Rio   Arriba Silviano  Roybal   Tierra    Amarilla S3 

Roosevelt    Jose  Felipe  Silva  Portales    3 

Sandoval    C   D.  Smith  Sandoval    6 

San   Juan    Leandro  Lucero  Farmington     25 

San   Migruel    Marcellno  Oarcia   Las  Vegas   82 

Santa  Fe  Francisco  Luna  y  Oarcia Santa    Fe 52 

Sierra    Jose  Antonio  Torres Monticello    17 

Socorro    Daniel  Sisneros  Socorro    41 

Taos    Juan  C.   Jaramillo Taos    .^ 

Union    Eligio  Martinez  Logan   28 

Valencia    Jesus  C.  Sanches  Los    Lunas 41 


144 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


NEW   MEXICO    TERRITORY. 

ALBVaiTEBaXTE,    BenuOillo    Co..    pop.    6.238. 
Albuquerque  Butinesi  College;  bus.  and  tten.; 

est.    10()1;   George  S.    Ramsay,   Prln. 
Albuquerque    Indian    Bohool;    Govt.    Industrial 

school     for     Indians;     co-ed.;     est.     1880; 

James  K.  Allen,  Supt. 
St.  Vinoent  Academy;  girls*  boarding;   R.  C; 

est.  1882;  Sister  Angela  Murphy.  Prln. 
XTniTersity    of    Vew    Xexloo;     univ. :    co-ed.; 

ter;   est.   1802;  W.   G.   Tight,   Pres. 

LAS  CBVCES,   Donna  Ana  Co.,   pop.   1.200. 
Visitation   Academy;    girls'    boarding;    R.    G.; 
Sister    M.    Albertlna. 

LAS  YEOAS,    San   Xignel   Co.,    pop.   3,562. 
De    La    Salle    Institute;    prep.;    men;    R.    C.; 

est.    1880;   Brother  Arthemian,    Pres. 
New    Xexioo    Normal      University:      normal; 

state;  co-ed.;   Edmund  J.  Vert,   Pres. 

BOSWELL,    Chaves    Co.,    pop.    2>,040. 


NEW   MEXICO    TERRITORY. 


New  Xezioo  MlUtary  Institute:  military; 
non-sect.;    Col.    James   W.    Wlllson.    Supt. 

SANTA    FE,    Santa    Fe    Co.,    pop.    5,003. 

Allison  School;  girl's  boarding;  Presb.;  est. 
1866;    M.   Bertha   Leadingham.   Supt. 

Loretto  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R.  C; 
Sister    M.     Lucia,    Prln. 

St.  Xichael's  College;  boys'  boarding;  R.  C; 
Brother  Botulph,    Prln. 

U.  S.  Indian  Industrial  School;  Govt,  in- 
dustrial s<*hool  for  Indians;  co-ed.;  eat. 
1801;   C.  J.  Crandall,  Supt. 

SILVEB   CITY,    Grant  Co.,   pop.    2,736. 
Normal      School      of    New    Xexioo;    normal; 
state;   co-ed.;  C.  M.  Light,  Ph.  D.,   Prea. 

SOCOBBO,  Socorro  Co.,  pop.   1.512. 
New    Mexico    School    of    Xines;    mln.;    men; 
state;    est.    1880;    Charles    Bollin    Keyea. 
A.    M..      Ph.   D.,    Pres. 


NEW  YORK. 

Population,  7,268,012.     School  census,  1,806,  940.     School  age,  5-18 

New  York  is  the  first  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  7,268,012  inhabitants,  of  whom  7,156,881,  or  98.5  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number,  1,889,523,  or  26  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of 
the  entire  population  is  5.5  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  nineteenth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  COMMISSIONER'S  OFFICE. 
Andrew  S.  Draper,  State  Commissioner  of  Education Albany 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Regents  of  the  University  of  the  State  of  New  York : 

Term  of  Office. 

Albert  Vander  Veer,  M.  D.,  Albany i  year 

St.   Clair   McKelway,   Brooklyn 2  years 

William   Nottingham,   Syracuse 3  years 

Daniel   Beach,   Watkins 4  years 

Eugene  A.  Philbin,  New  York  City 5  years 

Charles  A.  Gardiner,  New  York  City 6  years 

Edward  Lauterbach,  New  York  City 7  years 

T.  Guilford  Smith,  Buffalo 8  years 

VVhitelaw  Reid,  New  York  City 9  years 

Pliny  T.   Sexton,   Palmyra 10  years 

Charle  S.  Francis,  Troy 11  years 

STATE    SCHOOL    FUND    COMMISSIONERS. 
None.     Duties  all  performed  by  Commissioner  of  Education. 

STATE  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

None.  Selection  of  text-books  left  to  local  school  authorities.  No  state  super- 
vision. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

None.    Local  reading  circles. 

The  state  has  717  public  libraries,  more  than  a  thousand  school  libraries,  and 
more  than  a  thousand  traveling  libraries,  thus  carrying  to  95  per  cent  of  her  people 
the  benefits  of  the  best  books  of  all  time,  free  to  the  reader. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 
Jamrs  M-  Ep5all,  President 8418  Bay  Parkway,  Brooklyn 


146  PATTEKSmrS  OOU.BGK  AMD  SCSOOL  DIKBcrOBT 

SEW  rORK.  I  KEWrOBML 


RicuAZD  A.  ScAKixG..  SecrrUxTj 4r^  Ajcnndcr  St^  Roche tfcr 

W.  H.  Bekewct.  Treasurer 508  Wca  Third  St,  Ehnira 

F.  D.  BovKTO*,  Smperimtmdcni  of  Exhibits Itbaca 

COUNTY  SCHOOL  COMMISSIONERS. 


Alb&sj     Charles  D.  Xirex  .SosHi 

WlOiuii   J.   H&Tfrrlj    "WcK    Bone    

John  D.   White    .A^tmsacmt    

Ali^i^acj    Georse  W.    D'AiztreiDCkZxt    ...Hiar*    

John  D.  Jocce   Cnba    

Brr»nK:    J.    Edvaxd  Haiib;ixT   JHjti   Cmw    

Ervin  B.  Wliitxkey  C%enaiipo  Forks    

Catt&ra-.;«Tas    Christina  If cLexuMc    Pranklinville    .1...  SwMS 

Sylranns  A.  Pcarv  Grt-at  VaDej-  

George  E.  Waller' Litt>   Valley    

Ca>--«' Herbert   T.   Morrison    We«isport    «LSI 

George  W.  Atwater  MoiaTia    

Osa-jti-'j-ja    Pratt  E.  Marshall  Sbermat     88LI14 

Vl'infield  A.   Hc^komb     Fredonia   

"Jiidson  S.   Wriffht    Falconer   

Chfmjrj?    George  T.  Millar  Van  Blien  

Cbecai4po    E-   Everett  Poole   Lincklaen   Center   

I>el«:«   Van   Woert    -Afion    

Ciirtoc    Oliver  A.  Wolcott  Keesevllle    47.4 

Frank  C.   Agnev   Plattsburg  

C'^lumbia    William  H.  SIglar  North   GerzcantOT 

Hugh   I.   Fish    Chatham 

0>rtian4     Luke  J.  McEvoy  Cortland 

Ernest  W.  Ckllds  Jiomer    

Delavarc     Frank  Li.  Ostrander  MasonTille     4S.412 

James  A.  Gov   Bovina  Center  

I>ut^fa<rfie    Frederick  E.  Benedict   BJllings    

William  R-  Tremi*r  Rhinebeck    

Erie    John   H.   Meahl   Sloan    

William    E.    Pierce    Willink     

William    E.    Bensley   Springville    — 

E*s*:x     U  Whitney  Safford  issex    

Edvard  J.   Owen    Port    -Henry 

FnifikMn    John   S.    Bizel    Malone    

Alexander   Macdonald    St.  Regis  Falls 

F'Jlt'^r.     Clarrnce  E.  Van  Buren Mayfield    

G*K«nMi*    Charles  W.    Stickle    Batavia     

Gr**n^     Orin   Q.    Flint    Athens    StfiS 

J.    I>wi8   Patrie    Ooxsackie  

iUtnilton    ."harles    B.    Hanlev    ..Wells     AMI 

H*:t'K\m*:r    Minnie  A.  'Wooster  Newport     5i.Mi 

James  H.  J.  ^Vatkins  East   Sohuylcr   

Z*^n*.rv.n     Charles  M.  Pierce  ^dams    7S.748 

D.    D.  T.   Marshall    Redwood    

Kv*-rett    A.   Chick    Sacket  Haibor     

f>»i«     .  Daniel   H.    O'Brien    Constableville     27,427 

Hon.   Addison   L.    Clark   Copenhagen    

\A','\utf.>.*'>f  Scott    I^    McNinch    Conesus    ST.flGi 

Ralph  J.  Cranraer  Dansv-ille    

M*dlis/.ri  ^"arlos  J.   Coleman    Madison     4»,5S 

Isaac   N.   Clements   Caxenovia  

Vtor.r',*:  Jamf-s    A.   Harris    Penfleld    217.851 

Fr*^d  'W.  Hill   Spencerport    

Mor:»if//m':rv  Arthur  ^\    Smith    St.   Johnsville   47.4 

SiiPKh'i    Janr.es    S.    Coolev    Glen   Cove  „    _ 

Marara        William   C.    Metcalf    R.   F.  D.  6.   Lockport...  74.90 

William  D.  "\S'Isr-er  Rarsomville    

On*-!ia    Charles  A.  Hlgley   Stittville    19S.900 

William  J.  I-ewis'  Westmonland    

Daniel   J.   Covell    Durhamville     

Frank  E.   NIess   Boonville  

Onou6ntiit        Manford   D.  Green    I-ivcrpool     1S7.7S 

John  J.   Jewell    East    Onondaga    

George  T.  Fuggle  Jamesville    


r 

OF  THE  DNIXED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 

147 

NEW    YORK,                                 \ 

NSW    YOBK. 

Addn'u. 

Ms  me. 

■Sr..::: 

AddrcH. 

..Clltlon  SprliigB  

Pop.  o( 

OODBty. 

.'lDl,tES 

.'  30.164 
.  70,881 

:« 

.  89,083 

iu.su 

:ta 

.'S3,30S 

;  27.9E1 
.n.8W 

'.a.ta 
'.iB,m 

'.«m 

:i8t.S7t 

:  m,4i3 

:  20.S1F 

O 

A:berl  C.  Aid 

Orlea 

-gr»h"*~ • 

Oewcbo     ... 

Olsego     

^"relUr-: 

Rockland    . . 
St.    Lawrenc 

Soruloga     .. 

as;*. 

Wlllard  C.'  rI 

H.    IrvlDR  Pra 

EH'I 

ill    

-ka   V.'.'.'.'.'.V. 

..Bchenevua    

..Oneonta  

-aAfrlBon    

. .  Baymertown    

ia    

h    

Walter  B.   An 

Frank  L.  Bmi 

: Jamea  WInia 

..WInthrop    

.Blrchton    

y-::::::::: 

-.-.ES^'^ZZ::-::.--: 

r°".. '.'.'.'-'-'.'-'.'. 

..prallsburg    

..AddlBOn    

Sleoben    .... 

Daniel  F.   HUe 

Fred  J.    Smith 
W.  Seward  M 

..Riverhead    

..Bayport    

.  .KarrowBburg  

..Livingston  Manor  .... 

!!lthaca,  hV'f.'d!'no!'6 
^Port  Bwen   '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.".'. 

Tioga    

Tempklns    . 

Millard   H.   Pa 

Henry  J,    Kno 
Oscar  Qrange 

Cher    

i'v.'.v.'.'.'.'.'.v. 

Warren    .... 
Washington 

Wayne    

Westchester 

WyomlUB    .. 

Si.VSSS.n": 

Fuller  .... 

..North  Creek  

Ida  B.  Cosad  

.Wolcott    

veil   

iKn^tStf-'Hiilao-n- 

Bertha    E,    H. 

Charles  A.  I*wla   

■ 

ALBANT,   Albl 

Aacdsmy   of 

A«d.my'of 
ine:   B- 
Morin,  B 

AlbuV  F«mi 

Hi 

HIGHER  raSTITUTI 

nr  Oq..  pop.  01,161. 
tho    Half   Nusa;    prep.;    eo-ed,; 
>I<T  U.  Bllnbfth.   Prin. 
the  Bicnd    H«rt:    itlrls'   t«.rd- 

eiBT.    Tb*:   bojB'    Mnrdlnc:    DOn- 

>■■  ciuaoi  bun.  and  Xon.:  Ii>o. 

1.  Prf*. 

re   of  Phmrnsv.    Hiden    OBiwr- 

B  Ao'demV:  (Iris*  bonrdlnc:  non- 
ter  Lnol«.  Cmp.   Prln. 
Bobool,    Vnlan   TTalTniilr:    U*; 

3NS  OF  LEARNING. 

AllABT    Miidlcial    CoUbik,     VniiHi    Vo 

Faiul.  Aaduxy  »f  th.  8>«*d  K-rt 

boanllnc;  B.  C;  Hidanie  U.  Mom 
Sslr   CrtMi    AuJanlc    Bohool;    prep,; 

B.  C:   Slmcr  Theobilda. 
Maw    Turk    Btata    Ulirur    B-Aeol: 

TO^ed.;       non-wwt. ;      eat.      1SS7; 

Dew87.  M.  A.,  LL.  D..  Pn,.. 

LL.   D.. 

i  ll  na- 
il. Prto, 
co-ed.; 

Ibrarj; 

J 

PATTEKSON-S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  OIBECTOBT 


r  !*•  « 


■HUB  ■iiiiiMiFt  vrf.;  co-td.;  pon-iETt.:  c 
HM:  brl  P.  boBtfrn.  A.  H,,  Prin. 

TIk    ■>■>     Biipf. :    nl.     1K7I:    B«>,     Artb 

AUni  niinoWi  mL ;  i™-«l. ;"  n<m-«rt. ;  f 
inS;  B*T.  Binthe  C.  Dull.  M.  A..  I 
D..  Pre*. 

Vm  Tnk  BUM  Sd>i»t  af  CUr  Werkint  ■ 

ALLKOAMX.  Csttansru  Cs..  pop.  2.000. 
M.   BoMTntm'i  CcUao;  col.:   owp:   R    i 

r.  ' 


•C.   Bup£«B-|  CaUi(i;  > 


Ankiin    S^oal    of    ] 


lU    and    Bbtrtliuid ; 
IRDO;     Itlland     F. 


ADSOKA,  C*TDO  Co.,  pop.  BBS. 
Oarufii    lAka    Aoidtnfi    pnp.;    co-ed.;    dod. 
»ft.;  Albert  S^mM,  A.  M..  Pria 

«■■».   C-TOi;   M..ri[nii    Wyrd,   i).   D..  Prei! 
■ATATIA,   OoooHO  Co.,  pop.  S.tgO. 
St.   7oHph'i  ABBdomls  Bohool:   prep.;    cwed.: 

aAYPOBT,"Saffotk   Co..    pop. 't  10. 

ShlnBacook   Snumar  Gchool  of  Art;    hfi:   ca 

BEDFORD  PAKE.   Btotlon  Kow  Taik,   P.  0. 
trrmUoe     ComaDtr     rlrl'a     bnirdlne;     It      r  ■ 
MnthPr     M.     Mrt-ll.,     Suprrlor. 
BELLETILLE,    AUa(Slir    Co.,    pop.    384. 
nnioB    AoidamT   ol   Bellnill*;    prep.:    co-ei.; 
non-iwt  ;   Cljd*  I„   Btmt.    P»J». 
tXBtOtV.   WMtohMtaT  Ot.,  pop.  3>i, 


WKir    rofi:A. 


BadTortf    AcAdHnj;    i 


S 


irlaw  Bcbool  of  iBdatiud  t 


BiifbuiiIOD     Bdwot    •(     SattBtm:    bna.     asd 

Itco.;    Dr.  Jdo.   F.    RlleJ.   Ptm. 
LAdr  Juw  Grojr  School,  tbti  elrla'  boardlDc: 


t.  Joteph't  Acadamj;  rlrls" 


BROCKPOKT.  1 


t.;  LewU  W.  BbUccIi.  PHd. 


!   BcbooJi    pTpp.:    cirl>^ 


BBEXTWOOD. 


D.,      Pr«.;       Ut»: 
JiniH  PI. 
msricu     School 


BodToid    Aokdamr : 


ta:   prep.:   «■">;    Ml 


■rrt.;   Adfllno  H.   Kllplne.   M.   A., 
BrooklTS  Art   School:   art;    William    B. 

Broekl]^    Collec*    af   Xido:   dul:    E. 

Wtaltelaw.  DirH-tor.  IBS  FrnnkllB  An 
Brooklfn  CoUcco  of  Fharaucj:  phor.;  c 


ntorr   t 


BrooklyD   Hclgbta  BBDini 


-oaklrD  Hill  iDititi; 


;    B.    B.    Holowt.   PrlD..   42>   OofMI 


I   CWMI  I 


^^^r                         OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.                                     14»^^f 

NBW    TORE. 

XEW    YORK. 

BahHl:    buB,    and    aWn.;    Philip    B.    Qlle 

^^^^        Mrt,:  Mt.  1S8S;  Gfotm  D.   H»pgooa,  a. 

■on.   Pr.'a.,   320  Biinbrldgc. 

^^^B_     M.,   Frin.,   40  Monrcie  PI. 

Hsw    Tork    *r»noh    Inatltota;    prep.:    co^d.; 

^^^Bl^"^'^   I**  School;    iDiv;    mi^n;   t-<si.    1001: 

Loula   S.   Tblalllcr,    Prln.,    200  lunleniDD 

^^^^F      W.    PByton    RlrbnnlHin,    Di^iin,    IBT   Unn- 

at. 

Mow  York  PropuaMrT  Bafaoali  prep.i  co-ed.; 

^^^^         antl     «i™.:     '■bI.     ISM;     T.     R.     Browne-, 

Prln.,  ^40  Pulton  St. 

O-Brlen.    Prln.,    ISl  Garfltld  PI. 

Cmtnl  Builnou  BehMl;  bun.  nnd  ab'ii.;  nt. 

Faoker   CoIIokUI*   Inatltotai    glrla'    boorillna; 

IDHS;     Cli.rh'ii    Kilirur<l>i.     Pb.     a.    Pm.. 

LL.   i)..*'prL->',    ITO 'joraleoi<m  SI. 

Pbolp.'      Mualeal     Iiutltuta!     mu..:      E.     C. 

m.    1803;    Wm.    1".    Cbsrb'i,    Pni..    172 

l-btlla.    Dlroclor.   24  Grrt-ne    Ayp. 

Franklin   An. 

Otuhorn'i   BTyU-t   ft   StnttoB   Bulneu    Dol- 

m-n:     nonr-aoft.:     eat.      1854;     frfderlrk 

Irao;  ban.  inil  itiMi,;  0.  C'ljiKliorn.   Prva.. 

ElllnwMd   Bohwl!  si™.;  201   Moniipic  St 

PolyWohnlo'praparatory  Bohool;  prep.;   tech.: 

La^.   M?  A,.'prea,.  iw  Llrt'ncalHi  Bt. 

Pntt  InatitoW;   terh.;  do-ed.:    daii-a«t.;  eat. 

Bt. 

I«ST:     Fr^ilerkfc     B,      Pratt.      8w..      218 

Frliiuiu-  BeboDl;  prep.:  co-cfl.:  Su»ii  P.  PkH- 

noH-«rt,;   Lollior  Onllek,    Prln.,   818   &j- 

mt.    ISTn:   CbiirloB   n!   ChBdwi^^k.    M.    A.. 

Pr!n,.    8S7   iJfaJTHO   Avr. 

FroapKt  *  HalKhU     Bohool;     bora*      boardliw: 

GacTDtt-i  Soliool  (or  Ton»«  1*41.1  ud  OhlL 

non-icc-t.;   D.   R.   Ewald,   Prln..   OBS  Froa- 

drsiii  (Iris-  hnnrillnK:   non-Hi't.:  MiiM  M. 

B.    a.mtt,    Prio. 

acot.;   BUnur  B.  Jobnson,  Prln..   KM   Un- 

™ln  PI. 

H^'i'  BobMl    for   Oirli,    MUil   Hrla'    bniinl- 

Koimd'a  Btthoal  for  Oirli,   Mlaai  girls'  boird- 

Ihk:     non-ac-ot.;     Ulaa    Cbrlatlna     Rounda. 

Huan   Coll«g«   ct   MualD;    mui.:    Uiurlco   Z, 

aihl-r  M.    C.-li-atlne,   Bop*rlor,   2S3   Union 

H.Bta^°EWio.l!    bui.'    ana   .trn.;  '1(01111011    P, 

Befflej',    Prp>..   24B   Rjerann  Bt. 

Bt.   Ambroas'i  Aoadoinr!   Klrla;      dar;  Slatrra 

HiMlioliS.'.    Oolloeo    »r    MiuIq;    mm.:     «t- 

nr  SI.  J,«<<pb.  TSd  DoKalb  Are. 

at.   Catherino'a  Halli  glrlM-  boardlni:;   P.   K.: 

Mlaa  Coiito.  tan..  280  Waablngton  An. 

XlnlDk'i  BgMiiHi  lutiCuta;   hua.   and   Mea.\ 

BK.  ISBO^  W.  A.  KlaalFk.  PrlD..  4B  Aata- 

nrolher   Ba|>hn<>L.   Prln. 

tana   PI. 

Bt.    FtaooU   Coll««oi   eol.:   men;    K.    C:   eat. 

Bomrt,   Prln..  Ml   Bedford   Ave. 

LBtiB  Bohool,  Thai  lioxa;   Onf.   nnn-K«-t.:   Dr. 

Init;  U.  C;  Sinter  U.  Borgia. 

CaakU   narrlHiD.    U.    A.,    Prin.,    40    Mon- 

■t.  JauM  Aoadamri  boya"   boarding;    R.    t!.: 

Corr,    PrJu.,   138  a.   Oxford  Bt. 

B.   C/rll.  Prea.,  241  Jaj  St. 

Lonr  lalud  Buaineaa  Collato;  bns.  and  atrn.: 

at.    John'!   OoUsco;    col.:    mrn:    R.    C;    eat. 

f.1.    18T2:    Henry   C.    WrJKhl.    Ptm..    US 

a.  Rtb  at. 

WItUnghby  and  Lowla  A.e..' 

Ln*  laUnd  Ooltofa  Hoapltal  Kadloal  Callaki; 

R.    C;     Slatrr    Mar/    Anna,    Prln.,    Btk. 

ni.irp,'  M.   ri..  I».^nn.  for  Hran  A  fnplfl-v 

Xaltby  Bomo  ud  Da/  SobwL,  Katherlna  L.; 

SUok'i' Bohool  of  Kuila:  mua.;  B.  Slack,   m- 

l^rls;    Mlaa   Kalbprlnc    1..    Mnllh^.    prla.. 

rei-lor,  3(18  fialoa  Are, 

lao  Joraltmoii  Bt. 

Btom'a    Bohool    of    Umruaiaii    lang.;    a.    U. 

Stern.    Ulreetor,    ITT   MonlnEiii'  SI, 

U.    L.    MlntT.   Fh.   D..    Prln.,   OOT   IlaW; 

a.en.    .ml    l-ni(,;    illlver  11.   Tc.le.   I^ea,, 

121  Onnrt  St. 

T3    Lhlngaton  St. 

co-i'd,:    Jirtin    Oallagher,    Prea,.    14811    Pa- 

JTatlrtW  Aoadamr:  prop.:  nwd,;  B.   C;  Hla- 

1                         tor  U.  Duall.  Prln,.  SB  MaaiBon  St. 

Upton-a"  Bch»l    for    Oirla,    Hlaa;   (Irla:    day; 

^^^^^Vaw     Tark      Corameroial     and     BtanocTaptalo 

"""^J 

^^^^^^H 

150                    PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AHD   SCHOOL   UiJtECTOHY                   ^^^ 

NEW    YORE. 

SEW    YORK. 

y.U.»  S<>h«l  of  Lc>WH.t»'  Lnsuoie.'   «1 

FmnkUfl. 

IMO;  B.   Fimien  He  Vein  boo.  Director.  283 

Bt.    HaiVa    Aoademri    (Iria'    boardlBf;    Bon- 

Bcct.;    Marr   a>Dley.    PrlD..    W-T4   Prank- 

Wbit»Dt?'i''B^l,  kin;  fine:  Omj:  Ulee  1. 

DnHBTiity    o(    Huffala;     g.'booli:      College    of 

Phurmuij:     Dpntal    I>.>piirinieot;     Medical 

WildiiPr,    mmtur.    8W  Sutter   Aye. 

Depaftmi.ot. 

WiKd't  BRwJdjn  Botiaol:  l.u«.   iikI  aleii.:  c*l. 

Uniiaiaili  at  BaSalo,   Ooltaia   o(   Pbannaoji 

phur.;   ™-ed.;  eat.    ISS8:   WlUia  U.  Qreg- 

■nd  'Bedford    An. 

urr.    M.    U,.    Daan. 

BBinHTOlt,  FnnkllB   Co.,    nop.    BOS. 

denl.;    eo-ed.;   eat.    1881;    Goo.    B.    Bnovt. 

boirdinf:    R.    v.;    Hiry    ttapbiirl.    Slilrr 
BUFYALO,    Erin   Co.,    pop.    3S2,38T, 

1>.    MOLII.    A.    M.,    M.    D.,    Uenii,    U   Blfll 

CANAMDAIGUA.  Ontula  Co.,  pop.  e.lSl. 

«1M.:  J.  C.  Brj'iiiit.  Pre!..  BB  W.  Oenespf. 

>gDt-:  S.n.«el   Cole  Fulrler.    A.   B.,   Prit 

Suffalo  Aeulemr  at  tha  Bured  Heut;   (Irla' 

CAMTON.  81.  Ia.wraii«  Co.,  pop.  a.TBT. 

boa. ding;   R.  C:  Sister  M.   Leonord.   mn,, 

Buffilo    fcmlBMT,    Thn;    prep,;    ai-ci.:    non- 

St,  Lawnoao  VolTgnltT;   coL;    c»-ed.;  DnlT.: 

BuSiUs    Cit7    TtKlninc    Sehmil    fer    iHohen] 

Drew     GamlnaiT    Iti    Soaat    Woman;     girl'i 

Buffilu  InitilutB  ot  HohBology!    olneed. 

BuBilo    Law    Bchoel,    UnlTariity    of    Bulfato; 

CABTBAGE,  Jaffanon  Co.,  pop.  2.880. 

LL.'M.','li^aD.   i).^   Eilli^rtt  Sq.  ' 

Slater  Uary  Bealrlea.  Prln. 

co-ad.;  Jamei  M.  Couetr'.   Pk.  D.'.  Pre*.! 

OA-raSILL,   Or«na  Co..   pop.   S.4M. 

Bt.   Palriok'a  Aoadunr;    prrp.;   bnja;    R.   «.; 

Re..    WlUlalu   P.    KlInt.Tuld.    Prea. 

Ingt™. 

Caunoiia     BemiDary;     pirp.;     .-o-ed.;     Uetk.; 

FtMUtB     BohoQl.     Tha;    tl'W     bonding;     non- 

E--rui,.l,  D.   BlakeaW.    Prln, 

««.;    WLLIUni    Nichols,    Prl,].,    lie    I'^rk 

CHAPPAQVA,  Weitoheiter  Co,,  pop..  TM. 

OhapiMUiua  Mountain   Inatltuts;   prep.;   eo-«a.: 
Frlencla;    All,tTt   K.   I^wton,    Prln. 

Haatluata  Bahaal;    bora''  bnardlni^    DOD-*e<^t.r 

Lpalar  Whivlt-r.  Prln..  021  DeUwan  Ate. 

Ssir   Ancali'    Aotdamr:    Rbli'    mrdlnH:    R. 

C;    eat.     ISBT;    Slater    Btaiililaua,    Prln.. 

■umm.'r    ai'bo.il;    «i-ecL;      uon.aMt.;      eat. 
IH?1;    Dr.   lieorgu    K.    Vlnrent,    PtId. 

Holy'  Aatati    Collatlata   Inatltnta;    prep.;    R. 

r.;  Wlrba^l  f.   Fyllon.    Pret. 

CHATHAX.  Columbia  Co,,   pop.  2.111S. 

Htuat-i  Printa  aoheol;  tiua.  and  aten.;  a.  O. 

nnni(,   Prea..  123  Mooney  Bid*. 

lutitota     or    Siatara    of    St.     Jeaaph!     glrl'a 

CLAVEKACK.  Coluntila  Co,,  pop.  3Z1. 

b^rdldc   R.  C.-.   aialar  M.rr   A.    Borite, 

Hudaen    Eivar    Inatituta;    pr^p,;    cinrt,:    boo- 

Sgoerlor. 

R.    C:    Ret.   Jampi   A.   I^nlcan.   Prei. 

CLIFE   HAVEV,   CliUon  Co,,   pop.   22. 

Bt.  H>riu«I-a  Batasali  Klrla  b.>ardln(:  P.  B.: 
Ht.    IHSrS:    Mn.    lieli-n    H.    Van   Winkle. 

J.    MrMjihou,"ll.'  1).'.'   Prea.;     Warren    bI 
Hoaher.    A.   U.,    3er. 

Sohael;   ilrrn   iHurdlug;    It.    C;    Uary   C. 

CLIN  TOW,   Oaaidn  Co..   pop.   1,340. 

■tate  Varnmi  ScIiikI;  nor;  rood.:  atatr;  eat. 

Wbeeler,  A.  M..  Prin. 

IBTl:  JaiDH  M.  Cawtf.   A.  U..  Fb.   D.. 

BamlltoB   Callage;   n>t.;    men:    non-iect,;    art. 

8t.  Joiapb'i  Ollailata  InitltoM:  bajt'  board- 

1.1.,    n..    Prra, 

Houshlon    Samloair;     glrbi'      boarding;      nM- 

ai-.'I.;    A.   a.    Bi-ncdiet.    A.    U..    Priu. 

1                  St.    Murarat-a    Babael;    flrli'    boarding;    Don 

COHOIS.  Alkuy  Co..  pop.  M.9II1. 

^^                  aoel,:    Mlaa    E.    Gurrlo    Turk.    Filn..    B«l 

w_ 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


COUrwALL-Olr-THE-amiBON.      Oruo      Co. 

Bud  Balli  mllllan;  ^oaag  bnjt:  ilupcrinUu 
C«niw>ll*  HalshU  Bahuli   lujl'   boBrrlliuc;   nan 

»«■   yark  UiliUrr  AB^tmy:   mLLltir;^    nnji 
auta   Msrm&l   and   TniniBf   8«hiKih    i'tiii,  I 

COBTIJLND,  CortruDd  Oa„  pup.  B.OU. 

CottUnd   Buainui   Initituta:    bun.    ind   ■t^n. 
,-t.    1«H:    Uml»   E.    Mgwgmb,    Prw. 
DELHI.   DnlKwira  Co.,  pip,  Z.07S. 
I.   HolBiM.   Prin. 


D£lrKABX,  Lewi 


riBHXILL-0M-TH£-HimB01I.        Si 
KBimt    Beason'   KlliUrr    Audsn 

WllKD  Bobool  for  Bofi!    bi>j>' 
B.:    ttcnj,  l*e  WlUon,  Trln. 
FLVBHTNO.  4u«iu  Oo. 
rtuiliiiig  Initituta;   Imja'  bnnrdli; 

Kllri^  Kiilri^hllO.  Prin. 
Kyla    Kllituy    IiutltDt«I    mllllsr 
Paul    KyLo.   Prln. 
rORBHAH, I 


NSW    YORK. 


r  ESWABD,   WuhliKtan 


CMOton,   N.  V. 
Fminrrni     ItsUwan   0«.,    p 
Dtlawu*    Litstur    Initltuti 

noB-wct.;  U.  J.  Mullet. 
FBAHKLIMVILLE.  Cittinun 


Ht,    Paul'!  Oathadnl   Botaool;   b< 

P.  K.;  rrederlfk  L.  OnmigD 

OEMEBZO,   LitiiintoD  Co.,   pap.    : 

OangHo  Btits  Hvnnal  Bohool!  i 

co-ed.;  Julin  M.   Ullne.   Pt. 

OEVETA.   Ontuio  Co.,  pop.  I0.43i 

Buclair'ii    Bniistu    lulttota    ■ 

Shorthand;  bua.   nnil  ilpn.; 


OtnsTi  Bniluu  TtatDln*  Inatituto!  bua.  aud 

Hobart  Collae'a:  ^t.;   io^i'p.'b,;   Mt.    1822; 
Hev.     IjiHKdui.    f,     Sleivardann.     LL.     D., 

OLEK  COTE,  Haaau  Co.,   pap.  3,T5a. 
FrlnntU  Academy;   prep.;    ca-ed.;    Fricnda;   F. 

Q1.EW8  rAU.B.   Warns  Co.,    pop.    12,S13. 


olovebbthjj:,  jn 

OOBHEM.    Oranfffl   Oi 
St.   John'a  Aeadxm 

°°8ohMl  ;Tua."i;iI?alep. 
and  A.  A.   Borr.  Fraa. 

HAMH-TON.  Kadiaon  Co.;  pop.   1.S2T. 

Collate    OuinnJlTi    rol.':     uioii;     Bapl.r    ra 

v..    LL.    D,.   Prea. 
Ramilton  Thooloiioal  Sominar^,   Ooliats  Uai 
nraity;    Ihc«>l,:    iji™:      Bapt.;      Sj-lIWer 

HUITWICK  BEHnfABY.  OtH«o  Co..  pop.  134 
Hartwlok   BamiiuUT!    prep.;    i'a.«d.;    Lulh.;   J 
r,.    TrovLT.    A.    M..    Prln. 
HAWTHOBME,    W..tcl..,t«   Co..    pap.   310- 

J 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIRECTOEy 


NEW    YORK. 

Coniwrdia      PnvTDUwiiqni ;      b' 

Luth.:  H.  fetb.   Prln. 

HEVPeTEAS.  L.  I..  Nuuu  Go, 


HIFDSOH,   CalumbU   Co..   iKi|i.  U.bW. 
St.  lUry'i  At»«amr:  glrVt  buarfllng;    ft.  C: 

IBVniOTOJIOKTHEHnDaOll,         WeitiihuUr 

Co..  pop.  2.::ai. 

Bannatt'a  BobMl  for  Olili.  Klu:  clrla'  b«td- 


&.    y.,    prln. 

Oonitll    TInlTi>r«lt]> ;    uniT.;    co-fd.:    noo-«ect.; 

Otrull   VDlnnitT.    Oollsfa     of     Aciioultun  i 

tgrt.:    meo^    l.llwrty    H.    BnlleJ.    Doin. 
Oonull   tfnlnnitj.    Oollovo    of   ArahltHtnrei 


NEW    YORK. 


I 


KIHOSTOH,    UlBter   Co., 


LAKEMOHT.  Y>t< 


LOCUST  TALLET.  Muuo  Co,, 

LOWTILLE.  LbwIi  Co..  pop.  S 
I.owTil]o    Ao&domr;    prpp.;    i 
Wm.  H.    IVrrj,    Ph.  1).,   I 
IIACEDOM  CEKTER,  V%jsti  Co.,  pop.  1T3. 


I    rrea 

■^M■,    R.    C; 
rj:   P.    >.: 


1S«.1;  MoIbiT  U.   Ursqb.   Prlu 

MDHEOAM,   WntolwtaT  Co.,   pop. 

Biltint'*   Bohool,    Mill:   iHrl'ii^  Ih> 

fAIXS,  Sahujrlar  Ca., 


1 


w 


f^ 


OF    THE   DtflTED    STATES   AMD    CANADA. 

NEW    YOSK.  I  SSW    rOR 


NDBIAR,   £»ei  Co..   pop.    1,4U0. 

bU  UnlVfndtx;   •  vaacl.;  ut.  1B»9;  Hlaa 

L.ur>    nrahi'    GU      0«an.    IlBlb    8t.    and 

""'^J^"'B*t..   bI-""""!.   M^fprl^'' 

MODMT    TEHKOM.   W.itobMWr  0...    pop,    Zl.- 

Barnard   aotoo!   for  Born   pr*p.;    b.ij'a:   non- 

.■ci,;   ,.«!,    ISM:   Wllltan.  IJ.lnint<H.  H.- 

LwkwBid    Coll.ii.l.    achml:   girl.'    b™.rdli,t; 

«...,    B,    A,.    I.L.    B..    He-d    MnalM.   721 

T^'ptlnt'"^    "■    ""'    """    *''    '"'"' 

Bbumu'i   BuilHH   Collate;    liui.    miil   atrn.; 

Injt:  .™-i-.>l,;  oHt.  ISiW;  WlllWin  LlrlnK- 

Ht.  1804:  Cliarlpi  r.  Sbcrnwi.  Fror. 

•Im    Utu-u,    B.    A.,    l.t,.    D.,    Prln.,    l»l 

at.    Jouph'a  Ai»d«iiilo   eohool;    prep.;   rn-pd.: 

E.rm"X'Kli'(4"8  Tr«l,  flohool;   twh.:   nFii; 

Supt'  ifiM  R..t  Wlh  81. 

BaU  Boboal  of  Bpeaeli:  do..  aiMcb  and  Tocal 

■Ut*D    IlUod    AoulamT,     T)i>;     prrp.;    ro-rd.: 

non-sect.;  Pirdertck  E.  PirUnEtan.  A,  U.. 

Atcmndw     MpWIIIc      B.-II.      Li«.'tur»r     on 

Phuni-tKii  In  niford  IToIipnIlr.  BsKland. 

VEWBVRO.  Onnta  Co.,  mp.  Z4.M3. 

Th»   oblwt.   «t   the   M-honl   ira   to   pIucI- 

MukKi'a    BohDoli    elrlB-    boirdliiE:     n<>n-a«t.: 

Thp   method  rmplnji^   Is   VLalblE  Bpwtii. 

Blclar  S«lioa],   Thai  buya'  bonrdliiE;  uaii-avct.; 

i«it   aa  applied   lo  the   uaea   of  the   dMt. 

Huiirr   W.   BIglar.   PrLn. 
SpanMrian   loitltute    of    Bualnaaa   anil    Bhort- 
kanil;     biia.     nnd    alon.;     B.     M.     Turner, 

IMII    applle<l    lo    tooEniiKn   and    to   Blnen- 
■InKcn,    and   nil    pergani   wlahlnK  lo   cor- 

NEW    FAI.TZ.    UUtei  Co..    pop.    l.we. 

■tata    Nenul    finhml;     nor.:     co-.-J.;     slut..; 

Jobn  a.  Wbltc,  LI..  D..  Prln.,  6  W.  TBth 

«I.    1SS4;     MiTon   T.  Scuddi-r.   A.    B..  A. 

M..    Pros. 

MXW      ROCHELLE,      WeiUhsitar     Co..      pop.. 

brauch  achonia  In  prluelpal  American  and 

14,T*I. 

for^lini    I'ltlca:    Berllta   ft    Co..    Hesd   Dl- 

Oollafa   of  at.   AnceU;   Mt.;   wuuivn;    R.   C: 

n..etoni.    1122   Broadwiy. 

ral.    19I14;   Moth.T  M.   Ire.if.  Superl.ir. 

Blblo   Tscohm'    TniBlnc   BahDol;    ttaeol.;    co- 

VrauliH  AadamT,  "Tha  Oartla":  Elrla'  bvard- 

Wlllwrt  W.   Wblle,    Pb.   D.,   Prea. 

Aloralua.    Prln. 

Blid'a    Breni    BuaioaH    Inatltuta;     bua.     and 

■EW  Y0&2,   Kew  York  Co.,  p..p.   3.43T,»«. 

Aoadamy  of  HoDDt  at.  Tinunt;  eJrIs-  li»ird- 

2WH   3rd   Are. 

Band  Inatltuta  of  Karautlh  Tralnliic:  wlodow 

dtllji,   Dlrri'IrHii,  Ml.  Kt.   VliiM*tit. 

Alias  Sohoal   for  Bora;   boja-  hannllng:    nou- 

lW»i:     Wlllard     n,     Bood.     Pr«i.,     1031 

•OFt.:    Frnni'ti   BelloTi   AIlFD.    Prln.,    12S 

tlrojdw.y. 

Hraailer    Bobool:    glrla'    boardlog:    non-«M^t.; 

Jamra  G.   Croawcll,    A.  B..    Prln..    IT   W. 

BrowD'a  Bobool,   Miaa  Anne;    slrla-   Inardlni; 

non-Bcct.;    Hlaa    Anm-    Bri^wii,    Prlii.,    Tit 

Prpa..    Cirneglo   Halt. 

Anariean  Collaga  of  MiiileUiu;  iriiM:  ta-nl.; 

.nt.    Director.    02    W.    4.,lh    »(, 

AnMriw  BohDoi  of  O^;  uptw'and  drsnii.; 

Cal1la«n-a    Bohool    tor    Bar>;    boya'    boardinf; 

H.   L.    wnn»m«.   a«.,  n  W.   4*11.  Ht. 

iinn.BL'cl.;   Adolph  W.  C>illla.'n.   Prln..  131 

Aitlat-AHlun      Itutltnta;      ut;      Mt,      I8SS: 

Chark'B    I)p    Kuy.    r^iutor    Cencrul.    244 

ChapU   CoUailat-    Bobool,    Tha;    boy.'   boaM- 

W.  23rd  at. 

log;   non-M.et.;   Henry  Bnrlon   Chapl"-    D- 

Art  Studanti-  L«(uo  of  Kaw  T.rk:  art;  fsl. 

I...   Prln..  24  B.  mth  at. 

IRTS:     LoillB     tlavM     Vilfllli.t,     Prm. 

Cbiaholm-a     Bahoal     f*     Oirla,     Kiaa;     KirU' 

1>.,i,r,ll.iK;  ..r»..a.H.t.;  Mi-  rbliih..iin.  Prln., 

Y.    M.    C.    A.:    P.    L.    nallpj,    Wrrjrtor,    4lll 

AawHtila   Sobool  of  ifiulo;    niia.;   «t.    1X00; 

Hllhrrt    Wllbcr  Grren.   Director,    M8   Bin 

ClaaaiMl  School   for  Olrla,  The;  ulrla-  board- 

Al». 

Inc    aon-oert.;  Helen    M.    Snvllle,   Prln., 

ma  Btb  An. 

OulujiW.      BBiTwdtr,'"' fcta^r^"  ApvUad 
•"""•  '"-h.:   um:  non-wrl.;   FredMldk 
1.  Ph.  D..  Dmh, 
Innitr,    tclwal    «f    law:    lav: 
.     WM-.     Onrft     W.     KlrrhlTFjr. 
■-~-<<.     «.     IHOi    St..     BTH     AmrtHiUio 

OuuttaA    BiAoali    lirl.'   Inrdtv;    o-turtt.: 

mim  ijiiu  n,r.  prtn..  a  w.  *nib  st. 

t><M|>M   VaioD  Fnc  Art  SAart:  urt:  wobh'ii: 
It.      liiralB      CIKoTit      Dlnrtor.      QmpFi 

PMt>»  D^BB  Wskt  Idwsl  af  Art:  >rt:  m^n^ 
'■•t.    ISM;  Gnrcr   W.   riTBtplit..    Dtrtvtnr. 

Pvniall     VsinnitT.     ■•liol    t^lUc*:    ■n'^  i 

M.    D.    LLD.    Iwn,    Irt   Art.  '.od    sl 


.   Fb.  B..   pm. 


t>*  Ia  S>U*  luutato:  lw> 


l>l«(.   hrln.,   inn  Oatnl  perl 


1  SlFla'  boardloc:   « 


Artbar   WUIUm.    Prln..    IS   W.   4Xri 
dHtIa  MadicBl  Callaca:  mcd.:   Rlrctic:    ., 
>4.;     at.     IMS:    Grocf*     W.     Boakoirlti. 


i:  glrla'  burdloti  t*j; 


JnrUh    Tbnlsslal    Baaiui 


^-r^ -.  .4 

NEW    YORK. 

KB  If   yoHK. 

Kallu-i    Sar    Solml,     Mini     pnip-i     n-ed-: 

Kow  Tork   Ogllai*   of  Muaia;    muilf;    c«-mI.: 

Bon-Krl.:    Bl»i>»r    I.    Keller.    Prio..    W. 

Hew  Zaik  OftlKsUtu  lutitoU;   gtrlC   Ixiird- 

La    ^'e   A^i^:'l°>n"b<»t<Hat;    R.    C; 

L.wTe™"B<ili»l  '.r'Agtli':    dr.mi.;    <^-: 

ll,w  Tork'o.ll«.  it  Dastiitpj:  dent,:    men: 

W.*  4ad  81.    *                 """*' 

T'i^fS^Lu"''"^'  "■  "'""■  '**'"■  ** 

Lsniclu'i  CookinK  Soliaal.  Mi*.t  dnmpitic  icl- 

i..n.'.-;     .-1,     isuo;     KornK     K,     Lnnrks- 

..d.:  e.t,  l-«n.:  L,  U,  P.ra..  Dlir-tor,  ISl 

laiHi  Imtitotei  prep.i  -■o-gd,;  m.P-«.H-l,;   Ao- 

K.w't^  Da^Ul  8oli«l;  d-nt.:  M-rd,;   hi. 

Xadiii^    B<li«l    foi'^OW.;    Blrl,-    b^rdlng; 

SI8  'w.  «d"t.        " 

Mew    York    Owou    Odnasnitarr    of    Muaiei 

■DOS.;   ml.   1!184;    I..   Cl.    Pirma,   Dln'ctoc; 

Ku    SiBHD    8«h«l    gf    AppUed    SMign:    >i>- 

23   W.    431    Ht. 

pll-rt    .rt;    co-,.d.;    R»l.    1SW8;    M™.    M» 

Kaw     York     Homaopnthlo     Kedical     Oollefa: 

B'.lnuii,    ITln.,    IM    MndlsiHi    Avr. 

mod.;     homeop.:     iu,'ii:     est.     IBM;     Wni. 

XuhatUB    OoUeca;    n>L.:    nirn^    B.    C;    pat. 

B.'  (ttrd  *Bt.  ■      ■'             ■ 

■  nd   W.    13l<t. 

Maw  York  Law  Sahi»l!  Lik:  men:  «t.  1801: 

Gi-orge  Dbaie.   Dean.  30  Nawin. 

Htm   York  Itadioal  Calleca  ani  Kupltal  t« 

DI^W?. 

1603:  U.   Belle   Brown.   M.   U..   Dean..   1« 

1B2   W.    TOI   8t. 

I10.1  »«.;  Mliui  Mary  B,  MMlndm'.  i'rin.. 

Miv     York     FDlroliBia     Hadleal     Bahoal    and 

MitioiKiUtu    OolUie    of    lliule:     mmW:    co- 

Haapltal]   med.;    poal-grad.;    co-ed.;   John 

ed.;   X.   PiLina  Broom,  tor. 

A,     Wjelh.     M.     D.,     IK-Bli. 

MetfDpoUttn  BhMthuid  BefaDOl:   i>(on.;   W.    L. 

Waw  Y.rk  Propaialory  B«h«l:  r>"P.:  ™-ed.: 

UinuQ.  PrlD.,  35  W.  ant  SI. 

iiuu-an.'t.:     Emll     B.    ODioroi.     Frlii.,     1ft 

Haw     York     Poat-Onduate     Kadisal     Sobool: 

■fUlar   Soluol    ct    BaiiuHi    bn>.    and    atrn-: 

nied.:    poat-grtfl.:    m-.-d.:    eat.     ISSS;    D. 

eat.     isas;    Clurlo     Miller,     Prin..     1133 

Maw     York     Bohwl    of    Applied     Dealm     lor 

Womanj   »|.ptled   art;    wi.imb;   eat.    laH: 

Prtn,,  S  W.  Mm  St.                 .     .      „ 

H-.nn   B.    Wllaon.   Prea..  2ua  W.   £3d  81. 

How    York    BakiHil   of   Artj    art;   «i-«l.:    nl.                   1 

Drli;     non-sect.:     Mra.      Li-b1Il-     Moritiiii. 

ISOE:     Douglai    J.    Counah.     Dlrottoi.    ST                   1 

IbirctB'.'  Biliooi;  Mlai:   elrl,-  bo.rdii.g:   n..a- 

Maw  York  Sohaol  at  CllBloal  Madiolnei  med.: 

iorl.;   Mlaa  U.   8.   Uorgsn.   mn,.    113  K. 

poat-grad.;     m-ed.i     eat.     1890:     AugiwUn 

IBlh  St. 

U.    Ooelel.    U.    D..    Pm. 

Moth  k  Soian  Bohool.  Tl»:  boja-  bc.ir<ILiw; 

Mt.     KBrri.    P«k     Sohxl;     litis'     b.«rdli>«; 

n«-.K:t.;    Mlaa    WhUBeld.    Prl.i..    1    Mt. 

aert.i  rat.  IWl:  H.  PdIIod  Cnltinf  .Pre*.. 

MorrlH    Par*. 

Kaiphy    Omirlard    Boudinc   ud    D*r    Sebml; 

New  York  i^lniw  Bokaol  r»t  Teaoharai  niv- 

Elrla;    oon-acFl.:    E»    R.    Uuri>by.    Prhi.. 

JTitlonll    Andamr    af    DeaiiD]    nrl;     co-fd.; 

Kaw  York  VnlTanltr:  uul>.:  ro-iHl.^  non-aect.: 

Win    11.     Lon.    Rec.     llfllh     aiid     AluatiT- 

eat,     18311    Henry    M.     Mn.-Cr.<-keu.    PI.. 

dDDl. 

1).,    tl.    D..    LL.     D..    Preg.,    WBablDgton 

mu.;  e«t.   1S8S;  Mra.  JeaiiBPlle  M.   Tur- 

Wr.   Dlr«Ttor,   128  E.   ITin  St. 

icraltT     romprlaea     elfHt     great     actuiala. 

•nev  at   ITsI,   and  wlib   a  nmblm^  tae- 

V.   M..  Doan,  141  W.  Mlb  St. 

a«r  Yerk   OoU.*.   of  DwUl   «d   0«l  Bor- 

Tke    Reflatrar    ot'tbc    CTiiUcrallT.    L.   J. 

1                 S^,'  m!"'d,.  'd.  ii.  "!,"  D«n.  a«  w! 

K 

..■hlwlE.                                                                                                                                            1 

PATTSBS(UrS  COLLEGE  AVD  SCHOOL  OOtECTOKT 


SEW    TOKM. 


w  TmA  ■mi-iIH    Ia«  ■ 


C.    K^    fc.    P-.^  Dm.    1 


iTKir  rose 


1 


r%.  D..  lO-  D..  Pn»,  Pirt  A«.  1 


;   D.   E.    MmUL    I 


Mm  B.   L.  Ohvct.  PiIm..  US  KIimiM' 


■  ■■   O.   Sctetac.    Prtn.. 


(L   C;   ablrr  Hut   1 

:    aktetol-i  "JMiiT  •(  lUakttu 

drk:  B.  C:  SMer  It.   riBcnUn. 
I.    Ortrtal'a    Baknl:    pvFp.;    »>vi: 


,    fafea     brtirt    t*—l    tar    eiila:    i 


i 


■                                 OF   THE    DMITED   STATES    AHD    CAMADA.                              1S7 

NEW  TOBK. 

SEW  YORK. 

TUla  llula  Aetitmj;  gltlf  hoteilnt;  B.  0.; 

Bi-i.   J.    H.    Conror.    Prm, 

Slttfi    St.     Emphroayiii'.     Friii..     130     B. 

OLEAX.  CattanDcaa  Co,,  pop,  D.MS. 

Vir(ll   Piano  SohooU   mua.:    Un.   A.   U.    Vlr- 

(11,  Ulrr'ctor™,  2a  W.  IBlh  St. 
Walwoith  Bnslnou  luUtuto;   bna.  iid<]  hUii.; 

(J.  8.   Wilwurlh.   Prlu..  US  E.    1201h  at. 
WuTon    School    of    Emnulon— BudlB«    ud 

ONEOWTA.*  OtBBro    Co,,    pop.    7.UT. 

Prr,J   1.    Biib1w...'a.'  M-,    b.    Be.. 'p™«. 

OSBIHIMO,  W*llohHt«r  Co..  pop,  7,038. 

HolbrolHi'a     IfUiUry     Bohool;     mlUtBrr;     non- 

Whitod,  Prin.,  124  E.  38tli  St. 

aecl.;    DwlKht   Holbwkp.   Prln. 

Wahlo  Bohooli  elila:  doy;   klndrrgirlcn ;  uon- 

KouBt   Flaasaat  JUlltarr  Acadamr:   military; 

iiKii-Bort.:  Cbaa.   1^.   nruale.  Prin. 

Wair*  Sohoal  for  Olila;  Elrla'  iKtarillnK:  nso- 

Oaainini    Boliaol;    Blila-    iwardlni:     non-a«t.: 

Boil.:   m™.   LtopoW  Well,  Prta.,    liM   W. 

Bt,  Joha'B  Bchool;  pt^p.;  mi-ti;  iiniiHi-l.;  eiL 

W«iiw«rt    Imtltoto:   bar''   lK«rdln<;    Ji'wHh; 

rit.    ISSS;    H.    Weinoirt.    Prln..   3ult   7tli 

Ato. 

Whltsn  uid  BiDKi  School,  Hiu«;  kIMb;  d>j 

nnd  (.nnrdliiB:   i3  W.  irth  Bl. 

aloii.;    W.   0.  ChaffiM'.   ITbb. 

WUlay'i   Bohool,    Klu;    Klr1«-   boordlnc    non- 

StatB    HormU  and    TtalBlnE    Bobosl;    normal: 

HK'I.:    MlM   Julb    A.    Wlllw.    PriD..    lor. 

smti^;     ™-ed.;     1.     B.     Poocbpr,     Vb.     D., 

Proa. 

WiUoo     uid     LjoB     Bchool;     boji'     boardlnc 

at.    Paul'i    AcadoDir;    prep.:    eo-H.;    B.    C; 

_    Re>.  M.  Itarry.   Prea. 

Wm^'b  "m™^  Torlt    Bchool-    bim 

nS^KSKILL,   WaaUhoatM  Co.,   pop.   10,368. 

FrFdL'rLt'k   B     WocmI     Pr^.,    Bbrrelto  mid 

■■FairtuHm.";     glrla-     luirdliig:     P.     B.;    eat. 

SpolTonl   Avp. 

iea.1:    Cu'rrls    Wi?h«or    Nlehola,     Ph.     B.. 

Wk'oak-i    Bohagl    lor    Oirls;     ilili'     bnanHtigi 

Inatituto,      Thai      prep.:      M-ed.;      non-awt.; 

HIAQASA  FALLS.    Hia«a»  Do,,   pop.   IS.IST. 

Itohetan    SchoolT    boya-'   boardlnt:     noii-BHt.: 

FoakihlU    Military'   Aoadsmyi    mllltarr;    non- 

KIAOABA     imiV££8ITT,     Miagan    Co.,     pop. 

C.    A.    RniiliiKinl    Ph-D.,    IVlm. 

Viuani   IFniTOTgity:    cnl.:    nnn;    R,    C;    est. 

Blatrr   lather.   Prln. 

1W«;   Vi.1T  Ri't-  WflllBin  F.   Llk1>,   Pr«. 

WonaU  Hall  mutarr  AudoByr    boya'  board- 

SgmiUFT    of    Our    Lad^   of   Aii«alB.    ](iaca» 

liig:  mll.i  P.  B.;  eat.  ISIrti  Rot.  C.  B.  0. 

Wllllaui  r.   Ukl7.   Fna. 

PELHAM   MAMOE,   Weatchortor  Co.,    pop.   SSil. 

NOBTH  CHILI,  Konnw  Co.,  [wp.  212. 

Kmian  Sobool;  (lrl>'  Ixiinlnie;  non-BFi't.:  Ura. 

A.   M.   Chosbrou(h  SamlnBrr:     prvp.;     iv-KI.: 

PENN    TAK,    Yalo.   Co.,    lv>p..    1,1011. 

tt'u.  a.m..  Prill. 

MOHTH  TOSAWANDA,  Hlacara  Co.,  pop.  O.WM. 
CUrk->   School    of   Builneii:    tM».    Bud    atcn.; 

f-b"',  i'l'-Brrf^ir-prin."'-  '*^'  °"**- 

PIKE.  WyMBiBg  0«.,  pop.  4M. 

KYACK-OM-UmiSON,  SookUnd  Co..  pop.  4.27I>. 

HniMo    Eiiar    MlliUrr    Acadsmr:     mllllBrr; 

(^ilir^.n,  "ptIh!""  '*'*    '**"'"  '"*""  ''"'   "^ 

hoti.w^n.:  Jacl  WIlBon.   A.  M.,  FriD. 

FLATTBSIIBG,   Clioton  Co..    pop.   8.134. 

arct.;    Eliui-r   E.    Pri>Dp|j.   A.   M.,    Prtn. 

0-Touirl]la  Agadamy!  (Iria'   boardlnc;    R.    C; 

NrACK-OH-HITDBOH   (South) 

SlatiT   M»ry  ir   \f   Vli-Mre.    Prln. 

Myaok  Bshool  for  Oirlai   glrla'  boardlBg;  non- 

Plattafc-iTB  BUto  Moimal  ud  Tralnlnf  School; 

imriDnl;   iliili-;    pood.;    Qeorgo   K.   Ravk- 

ia..   A,    M.,    Pr«. 

PLATT8VI1.LE,   ClIatOB   Ob.,   pnp..  8.134. 

OAKFIELD.  Oenoaoa  Co.,   pop,  7H. 

Cbamplaia  Bammor  School;  aiimmEf  acbool:  ™- 

Oary    Coll.ilata    Bamiaary:    pn-p,:    «i.pd,T    P. 

B.;  CiirllB  Crloa  Or-i.o,  H.  A.,   Prln. 

D.i'pn...  "  "  " 

POET  HENEY,  Eaaax  CD.,  pop    1.707. 

Champlala    InaUtirtai    p™p,;    ™-fd,i     R.     C; 

Holy   Ctobb    AoBdemIc    Botiaiil;    |>»p,:    co-i^d.; 

R.    C.-.    Hcv.    P.    0.    l.aRoJf.   Prel. 

ClarhaoD     HaBiorlal     School     of     TMhaalacy; 

J   «.  Harya  Aoadem,;   girl."  Wrdlng;   E.  r.; 

FATTBKSOH^  COLLEGE  AJID  SCHOOL  DIKECTOKT 


KKW  ¥OBK. 


1 


1  TnlBiac  >eka^i 


ChuabCTUlB  lutftuU:   prpp.:   »fd.:    U.    B.: 

SXDFOSD,   OliBMB  Co.,  pop.   103. 
AavUmT  a(  H(lT  Cnm;  pnp.;  n>«I.:  B.  C.: 
col.    iSSO;   Slilpr   Uirr    o(  HI.    Hcdiiindgr. 

kllu  A<»d(nilo  Bebool;  pr.-p.:  cn-rd.;  B.  C; 


■        ■    Audd 

OralUBdaB   B<ili«j.  Tbt;   (Ida'  hnardlng'.  i 

■•ft.:  Ml»  L.  H.   H*kn.  Trio. 
EinliliiT     Ommwroiitl     lutlluU:      L"i>. 

rtnaU  AaulaiBT  ef  tha  borad  Haut:  f 

I'uanllni:    B.    C:    HidimG    Aasnati    I 
don,  Pfln. 
(h«h*m    Bhvrthuid    Sahool:    boa.     and    at 

PriD. 
LLvtnsatM    Park    ■arainarj;    g\rW    boardLn^; 


Klxn.     I.L.     D. 
u    Gallaca ;    prr^. 


Bt.   Fatcr'i  AaiUmr;  (Irli-  DnirdlDc:   S. 
Slrtff  Ml(j   Pattirk.    Prin. 
aOMIIOUT,   Uliter  Cg..  pop.  


Ronse  POINT.  [ 


ftja     Samiiurj; 


lardlng;     B.     C; 
ctuiLL  BnalAakB  Ti 


.    Lannlng.   Prtn, 


SABATOOA   SPBDIOS,   Buataa&  C 

*ne. 
Bt,   F&ith'a  Andamr:  Kltli'  boin 

Bl.  Jobn'i  Acadamii  Solwal;  prrp 


Sinrotd    PiapustoTT    Biboal.     Buauar    Salli 
I^pfh'  b..«fd[ng;  non-SMI,:  est.   lunl;  Wal- 
IcT  B.   WUdoiiii..  n.   A..  H.vd  MaitR. 
BEEBWOOD.  CarncB  Co..   pop.   ITT. 


rwsod    Salact    School  i 


SOiriHOLIl,  Suffolk  Co.,  pop.  I.2S!. 
Bonthold    Aosdamr!      P»p.:      ro^d.: 


BYRAGUSE.    OBOndkl*    Co.,    pop.     IM.nd. 


^^M^                           OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AND    CANADA.                              159^^^ 

NEW   YOKK. 

KKW    YORK. 

nt.    isa2:   Gmfc^   a     OiUd.   Prin. 

Slricr  U    OdIIU    Prln. 

Hulw   SsbDal.    Tl»!   bus.    lod   >!«>.;    S.    It. 

Troi    Ackdamr;    pr.^p.:    baj-a;    iHm-ewl.;    eat 

Hmlrr-    Pm. 

IHM:    J<>1in   (i.    Mntdrvli.    A.    H..    PriB. 

St.  Lu<.,-i  Ao^anio  BebMil:  pirp.:  pv«1-:  B. 

I-.;    H..-»     J.ihn   i.    Kpnunlji.    Pr«. 

»«.),;    Anna   l*.ph.    Prfaldml. 

Bt.    iBha-m   CitliiilU    AoidBiny:    prep.;    ™*d.; 

OlnOK  SPRINGS,  Cajivm  Oe..  pop.  SM. 

Oakwood    BaminUTi    prrp.:    eari.;    r^Rida; 

■jmoin*'  TFnlTBHitT;    udIt.:     ctMid.:    H.     K.: 
Ml.  ISTl:   Rev.  Jsmi^  Rhcw  Dh,  3.  T. 

Samiid    1!.    II»dKlD.    Pro. 

DTtCA.  Onalda  Co.,  pap.  Ge.3g3. 

»..   LL.    D..    Pro. 

Loiilae   S.    R.    SaUDden   aod    Edllb    Rock- 

SynoiH    ffnlranltr,     ColH««    af    L»wi    l«w; 
ro-ed.;  est.  IS9S:  Jsmpa  B.  Btoaks.  A.  U.. 

Cwllj  Balwr'Salioal;  pn-ii.:  po-od.;   nnn.wrt.; 

D.  C.  L..  Dran. 

Synniit     Dnlnnitj,     Collv     >(     XtAitiB,: 

Bpanntiu    BuilDoai    Bokogl:    bua.    and  iteR.; 

men.'.    rejT.;    ro-«l.:    Pit.    1372;    Kpory    D- 

Utica  Boaineai   Iiulltiitai   bua.   and  (ten.:   0. 

Collaia  gf   Al>pll«l   BsMniHI:    lerb.;    «>-mI.; 

WUm  Catholio  Aoadomy;  prep.:  ™-*d.;  R.  C; 

J.    8.   U.    I^jbrt,    11.   a..    Prill 

BWFFEEM.  KsaUand  Cg..  pop.   1.81B. 

rd.;    m>n-ici:t.;   Wm.   J.   BckboS,    PrIn. 
TAaEYTOWN,    WaMalMiUr    Co..    pop.    *.no. 

V£BDXA.   Diulda  00..   pop.   3ST.                             ^^H 
Hgma    Belioet,    Thai    prep.;    co-t'd.;    non-SHt.;^^^H 

SacklBT    Bchiwl:    prp]).^    t^n;■:    nnn-at>i-t.;    Rpl. 

Inlin   Bohgal   for   Boymi   W»-    b^irJiiiKi    non- 

WATEBTUET.                                                             ^^^^ 
WatarrllBt     Aeadeniy;     prop.;      wgd.;      noD-                 1 

KiM  Itugn'J  BchiKl,  1^.0  Outla;  girls-  iMord- 

WEBTCHEBTZa,   Vaw  York  Og,.  pop.   .                        1 

L.  'l*  'M.."pr1n* 

TOMPKraBTILLE,    Bicbmond   Ce. 

AnKDttiniin    Audamr:    prep.:    buri;    It.    C: 

Bl.    ABitin'a    Bcbool:   boja'    boarflnc    p.    E.; 

M..h<>l«»  J.    M.itpl.j,    Pr™, 

WaiUrlaish    Callaflita    Initltota;    prpp.;    n>- 

Ebuu  Willud   aeliag];    glrla-  baardlDK;    um- 

W£BT    POINT.    Oranf a    Oo..    pcip.     1 ,3A0. 

tftt.:    UlH  Mary  AII»  Kdoi.   Prin. 

Unlisd    Buioa    MillliiiT    Amdamy:    mllltarr: 

•ppt.:  Jair.r-i  tUi  Cralgbod.  U.  A..  Prin. 

Mllla,     brigadier  'oen.-r;.!     U.'  a,     Armj! 

La    bUa    iMtitnU;    boj.'    bo.tdlnK;    R.    C: 

WHITESTOKB,   Quoana  Oo,                                                        > 

■  Dd  >rt;  in>-<.<t.;  PHt,   I^iS;    Will   E.    R<«- 

Baarad    Haart    Bominary;    Iwya'   boardlni;    E. 
li.:   Slalora  ef  si.  Jrwpb.    PrIn. 

Butter'a    Builnaii    BohiHil   and   Sahaol   or   Ua- 

0?''b'"  Pr™.' * 

BaUtad  Bahoal,  Tha;  prep.;  w-ed.;   non-w^ft; 

St.    JOHpii-a'And'aniT!    prrp.:'  bcva:    R.    Cl 

Maty  Skaid  Jenklna,   PrIn. 

Ret.   Jamt'i   A.   Cnrtln.    Cm. 

Bl.    Joaaph-a    Bamtoafy:    th™l.;    oat.;    R,    Ci 

8t,    Patrigk'i  Audenj;    pri'p.:    boya;    B.    C; 

Jamra    f     ln-l»'ul1,   D.    D,.    Ptm. 

Spanoartan    Buitneai    Bakoal;    bus.    and    atED.;                   i 

Bt.    Fstsr'B    Aadamy:    prrp.;    m-vd.:    R.    C: 

oil.  )SSJ:   Ohflrtea  B.   Hall.  PrIn.                                           , 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

P''>^>«il^r;#',n,   r>8r>3>?ro.     ScVirA-A  cctwoa,  6*5.113.     Scfa»x>l  age.  6-21. 

>i^.r*r:  ^srMira  i^  fh<*  ftftrficnth  ^tati*  of  the  Unioti  in  point  at  popnlatioo,  hav- 

\r\^  '^  rr,fM\    *f  i^/%J^{0  inhahit;intt,  r,f  whom  i^j.603,  or  4iJ5  per  cent^  are  white. 

f>i  rhii  r.-imfi^r,  /k)C^  ''>f  -f  P*«'  <"-<^t,  arc  iottign  born.    The  percenta^  of  illitcrac7 

''»t  fi*.*^  *ntif*  y^x^m^itwjn  i*  2« 7  per  rcr.t,  the  §tatc  rankhig  forty-third  m  this  respect. 

l  K^  Miv;it;^/riai  ^yif^wi  of  the  Jtate  ii  aa  follows: 

STATE  SUFERIXTEXDEN'rS   OFFICE. 

/.  y.  Jo'/^fjt,  S'lperintend^tit    of  Public  Instruction Ralcigfe 

)o-Mfi  U'.rKrti,  Chief  Clerk Raleigh 

U   U.  W  ^y>.v  >*''*,  .Hperjal  Qerk  for  Loan  Fund,  etc Raleigh 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

F'    f'    ^w,f,M »,  ^iovernor.  Chairman Raleigh 

j     /    Joy^pjt,  Siij»erinten^lent  Public  Instruction.  .S*vrr/«jr>' Raleigh 

P    f;    V/risTo.v,  Lieiifen;int-^>>vcmor Ralegh 

j    f'jr /A }S  (gutufjn,  Stu-.rttHTy  of  State Raleigh 

H    U    I.A/y,  Sfate  Treasurer Raleigh 

I;    I'    l;rxo.»i,  Staf/t  Au^litor Raleigh 

U    h    <itiMVM,  At'orney-Oeneral Raleigh 

sfAiK  sr:nooL  fund  COM.MISSIOXERS. 

ihiUf".  \t«r\ftTuu*\  by  St;itc  Hoard  of  Education. 

SCHOOL  I  KX T-HOOK  COMMISSION. 

Oiiti'";  p'rforrrird  by  State  Board  of  Education. 

.S'fA'IK   KKADIXG   CIRCLE   BOARD. 

N'orffi  r;irr,Iifi;i  b;is  no  State  Kcadinj^  Circle  Board,  but  her  legislature  makes 
j{r»i/  ff.ii'.  provi'.ion  for  tin-  biiiUlin><  np  of  schrxjl  libraries.  A  state  law  was  passed 
Ml  !'/»(.  appropriaiinv^  $5.'><jf>  from  the  state  funds,  to  Ik-  paid  out,  ten  dollars  to 
«v'»v'  r'bool  <lisffi't  that  would  appropriate  ten  df)llars,  and  whose  citizens  would 
titu\\\\t\\\'  \t\\  rlollar,.  'I  lir  apprr^priation  was  taken  up  in  three  months,  and  two 
thoir.an/1  four  liiniHrrrl  Uioks  were  iKnight  for  the  school  libraries  in  that  year. 

SIA'I  K  TKACIIKKS'  ASSOCIATION. 

VntiV.  J.  J    ToirsT,  I'rt'sidcnt Greensboro 

I'koF    W.  I)    ChH^AUWSv.x.,  Secretary Dtirham 


OF  TH£  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


161 


NORTH  CAROLINA, 


NORTH  CAROLINA, 


COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS. 


Address. 


SiiiHMinti'ndent's   Nara«'. 


Address. 


Pop.  of 
County. 


Alamance     Rev.   \V.   S.   Ivong  Graham     25.665 

Alexander     A.    F.   Sh^rpe   Iliddenite     10,960 

Alleghany    E.    Left   Wagoner   Montland    7,759 

Anson     J.   M.   Wall  Wadesboro    21,870 

Ashe    J.  O.  Goodman  Beaver  Creek  19,581 

Beaufort     Rev.   N.   Harding  Washington    26,404 

Bertie     R.    W.   Askew    Windsor    20,538 

Bladen    Angus   Cromartie   Garland     17,677 


Brunswick    John 

Buncombe     J.    J. 

Burke    A.   C. 

Cabarrus    L*.   E, 

Caldwell    Y.    D 

Camden     E.  T. 

Carteret    1^.    B. 

Caswell    A.    E. 

Catawba    C.    H 

Chatham    R.    P. 

Cherokee    E.    B. 

Chowan     '.  A. 

Clay 


H,   Mintz   _ Shallotte     12,657 

Reagan    Weavervllle    44,288 

Reynolds   Rutherford    College    17,699 

Boger   Concord     22.456 

,    Moore    Lenoir    15,694 

Burgess  Shiloh    5,474 

Ennett  Cedar  Point  11,811 

Henderson    Yancey ville    15,028 

.    Mebane    Newton    22,133 

Johnson    Mt.    Vernon    Springs 23,912 

Norvelle   Murphy     11,860 

G.  Thomas  Edenton     10,258 

;.    W.    Fleming    Clarence    4,532 

Cleveland     J.    A.   Anthony    Shelby     25,078 

Columbus     F.    T.    Wooten    Chadbourn    21,274 

Craven    S.   M.   Brinson   New  Bern   24.160 

Cumberland     B.  T.   McBryde Fayettevllle    29,249 

Currituck    Dr.    \V.   T.  Griggs   Poplar  Branch  6,529 

Dare     B.   G.   Crisp   Manteo    4,757 

Davidson     »'.    L.    Bedford    Thomasville     23,408 

Davie    J.    D.    Hodges    Augusta    12,115 

Clement    Wallace     22,405 

Massey    Durham     26,233 

Davis   Tarboro     26,591 

rfpeas    Winston-Salem    35.261 

White    Franklinton    25.116 

Hail    Belmont    27,903 

Costen.  Jr Gatesville     10,413 

(^arpenter   Cheoah     4,343 

Hester   Oxford    23,26J 

Debnam    Snow   Hill    12,038 

Sharpi^    Greensboro    39.074 

30.793 


W. 
W. 
M. 


Duplin    S. 

Durham     C 

Edgecombe     R 

Forsyth    .    H 

Franklin   R.    B. 

Gaston    

Gates   T. 

Graham   T. 

Granville    1^- 

Greene    J. 

Guilford     T. 

Halifax    Di 

Harnett   J. 

Haywood    R. 

Henderson     J. 

Hertford   J. 

Hyde    S.  J. 

Iredell   J.   A 


W. 
A. 

F. 
E. 


Jackson     NV.    R. 

Johnston     Ira   T. 

Jones     \V.    H. 

Lenoir    C.   W. 

Lincoln    G.   T. 

Macon   T.    J. 

Madison     R.   L 

Martin    R.   J. 

McDowell     E.    E 

Mecklcnburp:    R.  J. 

Mitchell     D.    W. 

Montgomery    W.    B. 

Moore     M.    A. 

S. 


A, 

.    A.    S.    Harrison    Enfield 

D.    Ezzell    Dunn    15,988 

A.    Sentelle    Waynesvllle    16,222 

W.  Morgan   Estowah    14.1(W 

V.   Scarborough   Murfreesboro    14.294 

BocKwith Swan    Quarter 9,278 

Butler  Statesville    29,0t>4 


Sherrill    Webster  11.853 

Turlington    Smithfield    32.250 

Hammonds    Trenton    8.226 

Howard    Kinston     18.639 

Heafner   Crouse    15.498 

Johnston   Franklin    12.104 

Moore   Mars   Hill    20,644 

Peele   Williamston    15.383 

Sams   Marion    12.567 

Cochrane  Charlotte    55.268 

Green   Wing    15,221 

Cochran    Troy     M.197 

Mcleod   Broadway    23,622 

Wilkinson  Rocky    Mount    25.471 


Nash    W 

New   Hanover    W.   Catlett    Wilmington    25,7S5 

Northampton    Paul   J.    Long    Jackson     21.150 

Onslow     Walter  M.  Thompson  Richlands     11.940 

Orange     J.   C.    Hocutt Hillsboro    14.690 

Pamliro     E.   C.   Ross  Grantsboro    8.045 

Pasquotank    W.  M.  Hinton  Elizabeth   City    13.660 

Pender   T.   T.  Murphy   Atkinson     13.381 

Perquimans    W.   Q,   Galther   Hertford    10,001 


PATTEKSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIBECTOBY 


KORTH  CAROLINA.                          \ 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Q,   F.  HoUoway   

W.   H.   Rassdale   

Roxboro 

Pnp,   0/ 

Coqnt^. 

w 

Mill   Spring   

Asheboro  " 

Randolph   

J.  M.  Way  

RooklnBham    

E.    P.    EIllDBtOD    

.' .' .' '. '.  .RutherrotdVo  d'  ".'.'. 
Clinton   

R.  L.   SmJth   

J.   B.  McKJmon   

«"» 

aS""..:::::::::;:: 

Laurlnburg  

Danbury    

12.B53 

19.SSS 

-1 

is;  :::::::::::::::: 

::::::::::&.  V"SSo°£.;:::;:; 

Almond    

Henderson    

Halelgh    

....G4.su 

Plymouth    

iiiliiGoldBboro"!!!!"!!!! 
Hunting  Creek 

;:::S:S! 

C.  C.   Wright   

KSS; .::::::;::::::: 

■-S-SS 

'' 

1 


HIGHEE   raSTITUTIOHS   OF   LEAEMING. 

iYi«    Co.,     p 


ADVANCE,   IteTiK  Co. 


AihaviUs    Belisa)    of    BtnnisTKphy    ud    Typs- 


LATIAITTIO,     Outnit    C«„ 
Atlutlo    Aoidtmy;    prr-p.; 
O.  W.  MewlHini,  Prin. 
AtUntli    Iiutituta:    prrp.^ 
O.   B.  jKiiifs,    FrlP. 


SmptUt     rta»lB«)ul     SaaiiBUTi 


[,  Fftmlioo  Co..  pup.  292. 

«    and   FbduLb    Ij»t1tut«i    pr^.; 

i™-«i>i-t.;    E«t,    1S88:   Taotaat   11. 


VonuJ    tnd      OoUxUt*      Tutitata;    nonnil: 
prlTite;    worapn:   Prwb.;   Mt.    ISM:   R«t. 
Thomo"  Liwrpnrp,  D.  D..  Pn-o. 

Btnani-    School.    Tba    KiiHi!    pn-p.:    co-ed.: 

■  Th«m.*  r,  Noe.  £"1:.  b!'V.;  Prin.  " 

B.    D.    Bowl«.    Prln.    ' 
BELLOSOSa,  C>ind>n  Co..  i->ii.  117. 
B«llcro»    Academy:    i.r'T.:    <'<-«!.:    mm-Hct.; 

i-;m^  ';e..ree'  w.  CoKin.  A.  n.,  P»i. 

ChrlR'i    School:    prep,:    ro-ri.\    Don-Krt.:    T. 

BELHOHT.    Gaitoa    Oo.,    pap.     lis. 
Saotad   Haart   Aoadomy;    (Iria-    bainlliw:    B. 

ATLAWTIO,     OKtml    Co,,     pop,     ri2. 

0.  W.  M.«l»n.,  Prin. 

mllea  wrti  of  Clurluttf,  N,  C.     In  rbirs* 
or    Ihf    Bi'oedl^tine     FbHitii.       Ptayilnl. 

^^r                              OP   THE   UNITED   STATES   AKD   CANADA.                              163              | 

NORTH   CASOLtHA. 

SORTH   CABOLISA. 

Clualcil.       commprdal       DBd      KlonUnc 
Z°  (he  j'^nr.  t^'.    ° 

Mnrr    J.    White,    Prln. 
BELWOOD,     ClotatsBd    Co.,     pop.     107. 
Bolwood  iBitltutoi   prpp.;   c»<d.:   M.    B.   So.; 

f.-u   istui;  Jobn  C.  Oorell.  IMn. 
BETHEL    KILL.     Parun    Co.,     pop.    33. 
BsUul    Hill    loatituts:    prep.;    co.ed.;    Bnpt.: 
R.-y.    J.    A.    Blmdi,    Ptin. 
BIO   LICK,   Stanl).  Co.,   pop.   IM. 
BlK   Liok    Aoadaay:    pro,,.;    ro-ed.;    non-aerl,; 

BUtmora  Bohooli    pr-p.;   oo-,.d.:   n"n-*.rt.:   B. 

BUtmon'^riik    Behiwl:    pri'p.:    ro-od.:    nuD- 
s.-,!.:   .MicB  B.  J»'lii.in.  Pilu. 

BiioM     Ao*dain7:     pr"_p.;     co.ed.;     nnnB«l,: 

BLOWIKG  BOCK,  WaUofa  Co..  pop.  331. 
SkfUid   IBitltute;   prep.:   ro-pd.:    Cing.:   eat. 
l(l.««:   Mm.  P..   R.   Dorwlt.  PrlD. 
BOILDtG   BPBIHOB,   OlaTalaad  Co.,   pop.  7fl. 

t-t.:   w,    E.  U00.K   PHD. 
BOMSAT.  Bandolpb  Oo. 
Bombar    tutltuta:    prfp. ;     co-hI,  :    poB-aecL; 
W.    S.    .Mid-i-K.ii.    ITIn. 
BOOMER,    Wilkea    Co.,    pop.    ST. 
Boomer  Hl.b  Sohool:  pr»p.;  ro-Mt.:   BapL:  J. 
A.    l<nld»ln.    Prin. 
BOOMEVILLE,  Yadkin  Co.,  pop,  1B.1. 
Yadkin    Yaller  Inatitata:    prep.:    eo.pd.;    nnb- 

BSOADWAT,  Hoora  Co.,   pop.  W. 
Broadwar  Aowlaiti»;    pn-p.;   eo-rd.;    n«i-»et.; 
M,     A.    M.-Lend,     ITld. 
BBEVASD.  TranaTlTania  Co..  pop.  B84. 

u..ri.».Hl. ;  B.   K.  Illahop.  Prln. 
BiriEB  CBEEK.   BaiBatt  Ca.,   pop.   28, 
Buiea    Onmk    Aoademr:     prpp.;     ™-ed.;     ood- 
■r.'t.:  Rer.  J.  A.  Campbell.  Prin. 
BDBOAW.    Pandar    Co..    pop.     387. 

BUKLiyOTOM.  Alamanoo  Co..  pop.  S.«92. 
Borliniton  Aeulemr:  prep.:  «i-ed.:  Metb.;  eat. 

Pariih   Bohool:'  pr.-p,'; ""m^. ;   non-ac'ft.;    Bea- 

BUKMBVliLE, 'Tanoaj  Co.,  p<.p.  21*7. 

MoCormlck    Bohooli'  prep.;    nvod.:    uon-teet. ; 

BirZToif,    Dire  Co..'p"P-   34. 

CALDWELL  ntBTITiriK.  OraB«e  Co.,   pop.  liO. 

M.-.    W-    T,    fl'dll.    I'riwipol. 
CAMDEB.  Camden  Co.,  pop.   ZB8. 
Camden  Bith  School:  prep.:  po-ed.;  nen-aeet.: 
1).    11.    Tlllett,    Prln. 
CABA.  Da>l>  Co.,  pop.  ni. 

li.    A.    Iteynotda,   Prln." 
Homini    Creak    Tallow    lutltnte;    prep.;    m- 

CABY.    Wako'co.,    pop.    S33. 
Cut   KiKh    Sobool;    prep.;    co-ed.;    noD-aHt.; 

CEDAB  OK0V£,  Oimsca  Co.,  pop.  7(>. 

Cedar    Grove    Aeadem^i    prep.:    eo-ed.;    Bon- 

m:,..    A ,-   llllKhe..    Prln. 

CEDAB   BOCK.   FraakUB   Co.,   pop.   M. 

Odat    Book    Aoademr:    prep.:    ro-ed.;     Bipt. 

CHAPEL   BILL.    Oruifo  Co.,    pop.   l.UBB. 
Cbapol  BlU  Bohool:    prep.:    M-ed.:   nun-oMt-i 

mant:    law;    men;     oat.     1MB:    Jnmi-e    C. 

irnlreAllj  of  KirtkOarollM.  Itedioal  Sohoell 
med.;    r^K.;    men;    eat.    1B78:   RU-h.rd    H. 
Wblt.'bead,    U.    v..   Dean. 
CKAELOTTE,  Meaklaahnn  Co.,   pup.  18.001. 

3.  0.   MiDta.  Pre*. 
Oharlotta    KlUtarj-    Inrtitota;    mlUtarr;    000- 

seel.:  J.  a.    Batld,   Supt. 
EUBheth   Oollice;   «lrla-   boarding;    non-«ec(.; 

Flaminf    UnlTeraitJ*  of    Bhorthand;    bus.    and 
■ten.;    Geo.    U.    Plemlnc,    Prea. 

H.  King.    IVIn. 
Praabrteriui  CollofO  for  Women:  girl,'  Im.rd- 
log:  Pr«b.;  eat.  1887;  Re..  J.  R.  Brld«oa, 

Bt,    Harj'i    BamlBarj:    iir'T.:    iIMh;     R.     C; 
X.    M.    nolurea.    Prill. 
CHEROKEE,  Bw-in  Co..  iKip,  07, 
U.   B.   IndUn  Indnatcial  Bohool:  GoTl.  Indoat. 
-,IW   r„r  llidL-P.:  eo-ed.:  eat.  isso:  Da- 

CHINA  QBOVE.  aowui  Co.,  pop,  887. 
China  Ot,i«  High  Bohool:  P"P.:  eo-ed.:  BOO- 

PATTSBSOH'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DISECTOKT 


KOETH  CASOLINA. 

aerX.:  P.   B,  Wrl^t.  Prln. 
Okmpd  BUI  Hick  BokiHl;  pnp.:  co-ed-:  nm- 
wi't.:  ReT.  T.  W.  BDoBa.  Prtn. 


OLEIniOHBVILI.E,    Warmjth*    Cg..    pop, 

CltmoaiiiTllle    Schixil:     vtrp..     -~r<i.: 
m^'t..    J...    K.    lUll.    Prin. 
CUKTOV,  tlunpHn  Co..  pn|>.  :«. 
Bra«r->   Audany:    prrp.;    nnwl.;    non 

ninton      8cl»al:      pri-p.;      «wd.;      .mn 


COHAKIE,  Bimpu 
Colurlt  8«boal: 


OOVCOKD,  Cibainu  Ca.,   pop.  T.ftl 
JCwnt  AmooD*  8«mluTT:  pr-i^p.; 

SsBkr  iirer  Hi(h  Sohriol!  pti-p.; 

SoMla     S«mlBur    (oolond);    iirt 

OOMOVER.     CaUwta     Co.,     pop. 


CvoLsmiM     Hifh    Sflhdd];     pTPp 

CORA,  aurkt  Co.,  pop.  ze. 
Amhttit    Acwdnny:    prep.:    rn- 

□SE40EVT.    Kswu    OS.,    pop. 
Cnionl    AciitKiDT    >nd    BniliK 

OKISP.  Edoomba  Co., 


Allanlio    Audamri    I 
OKOUSE.  Llnosln  Co., 


DAI 


SOXTB  CASOUXA. 

Butoa    Callwc;    (lrls~   liimili^.    I 
is»:   3.    i-   Wolf.   A.  M..   Pn 
lALTOV.    8iak«   Q>..   t»p.    iidL 
D»ltOA     IfUtitHC*;      pr«p-:      co-vd.; 


VaUcBkvs  O 
CqU>n:    coL : 


I 


L    Hifh   School;    c'^p-; 


Trinity  C«U«v«;  i 


ELIZABETH  CITY,   Puqnotuik 
Allutis    CoUacUW    Iiutitntoi 
iion-»pt. .    B.    L.    Shwp, 


Ellabttb  BUts  N 
fool   School;   pre 


J 


^^■^                            OF  THE  UHITED  STATES  AMD  CAMADA.                                      im            1 

SOBTH  CAROLtl/A. 

NORTB  CABOLISA. 

EnsohTUle   Hi(h    Bobiwl;    prep.;    co-eH.;    non- 
sect.;    P.    B.    Browp,    Prip. 
FilBON,    DuBlin  Co..   pop.   *«- 
Hkl*    AmdHiiT;   prep.;    M)-»a.;    non-Mil.;    B. 
H.   rulJwell.   Prlo. 
FALLBTON.    Olneland  Co.,  p..p.  241. 

FABMIMBTOM,    D»Ti«   Co.,   pc.p.   11M. 
FtrminttDa    AmdamTl     1>rri>.;      iM-od.;      nno' 

W.    B.    Srurbi'wo,    PriniMpiil. 
FASMSCUOOL  P.   0..  nau-  AihniUs. 
AihoTlUe  r»™  Bobool;  i-.)-'  Imlii.!.;  Pr™l..; 
.■»!,     isawi    Bi->.    G.    Suinurr    BMifcrrYlllB, 
aupt. 
FATETTEVILLE.  CumtmlBiid  C«.,  pop.  4.<nn. 
lV.il  BohMl:   i.Pfp.;  n-ra.;   boii-<»cI,;  Haggle 

pl.in   Mollelle,    ITIn, 
■Uta    Colored   Moimal   Oehatl    (solond);    nor- 
mnV.  .late;  co-.hI.;   E.    IE-  Smith.   Pli.   D., 
Pre.. 
FIMCH.   Null   Co.,    pop.    23, 
Btubope     HIgb     Srjhwl;    prop.;     co-ed.;     non- 
Boct.;    mna    Prolon   Piit.r.    Prln. 
FBAHKLUr.     Kioon    Co.,     pop.     3:». 
PruAhn    High   Sohool;   prop.;    eo-ed,:    M.    B, 

rHAMKLINTOM,    Franklin    Co..    pop.     TBI. 

ChrLtiBli:    Re..    Z.    A.    PoHlo,    Prln. 
FKANKLLNVILLE.   Randolph  Co.,  p.p.  56?- 
Franklinvllla  High  fl»hool;  pn.p.|^  .'O-ecl.:   non- 

FKEMOMT,  Warne  Co.,   p.>p.  MB. 
Ftamont     HlRh     fiohogl:     prep.;     .-o-od.;     non- 
All  "ilailoiri    Sam'inary:  'pri-P.;    girli'    boaril- 
1111!;  U,  v.;  A.  P.  Unil»«»,  Prln. 

BABTOKIA,     OutOD     Co..     pop.     4.810. 
Outon    AoadsmT:    pfep.:    w-od.i    Prenh.;    1, 

Whito    OroTo    Aoadomj';    pr..p.;    .■n-ort.i     nnn- 
Olnoj  Ao»4amy;  pri-p.;   .■n-wl.;   non-wi-l,:  Da- 
OraaON.    BootUnd  Co..  p-.p,   281. 

Or-ENWOOD,     Johmton     Do,,     pop.     M. 
Olonwaod   Aqadsmr:   P"p.;    eo-«l.:    B.pt:    J. 

00LD8T0H,     Chitham    Co..     pop,     1TB. 
^^^^    DolditoD     High    Bthool;     prep,;    i-o-ed..     "»■ 

ORANira'FALLB.'c.Uwll'oi"'  vp.  zn. 

GBASTSBOHO.  PamUoa  Co..  pop.  M. 

■Hoi  .    E.    r.    Rmb,    Prln. 
0KEEN8BOBD.    QulUord    Co,,    pop.    ID.OSD. 

en.  IStil;  JomPB  B.  Dudley.  M.  A.,  PfM. 
Bennett    CoUige;    eol.;     co-ed.:     U.    K.:    ril. 
1871;  J,  D.  Cha.la,  i.  M„  D.  D..  Pre*. 

M.  E,  So,:  eat,  ISM:  D.  Pcaoock.  A.  B.. 
A.  M..  Prei. 
BUto  XnrnMl  ud  IndDitrlsl  Bafaool;    normal: 

Oioiep'High  Babool;   prop. ; '  o>«i. ;  non-aoM.; 

StriLFCBD  COLLEGE,   (hiiUord  Co.,  pop.   2118. 
Ooilford    Collega;    ,y.l.;    ra-«!.:    Frl.nde;    eit. 
1M7;  L.  Lynilon  Hobha.  A.  M..  Proa, 
HAMILTOK,  lUitin  Co.,  pop,  4B3, 

eal.^Ro"  W^'ti,  MbrlKh^'ph,'  bTu^\.'. 
Supl. 
EATFaVILLE.    Claj    Co.,    pop,    1«, 
Fort    Hamhiee    Baaloali    TnaUtute;    bua.    and 
tu-«.:   .••'1.    mill:    l„    F.    ^hnFord.    Prln. 

B..,t  ;   J.   W.    ttriberu.  Prln, 

Rldis' Acadamy:   pivp.;   Li)-i-d.:    nou-n^.:   B. 
H,  ni„.:   Prln. 
HICKORY,  Oilawb.  Co,,  pop,  2.SM. 
Clarenont    Famal*    DoUaga:    glrla'    boarding; 
iion-aect.;  hi),   1880;    A,    J.    Bolln,    B.   B., 

LsBolr  Coilat»rral,;  eo-.d.;  Lntb,;  e<t.  1»1: 
Hot.    B.   a.    Tofler.   A.   U.,    Prea, 
HIODEKITE,   Alexander  Oo„  i«v-    "». 

Halt  "Bohoo'l;'"pr"ep.:    ^nd.:    nan-«.-l,;    All™               , 
H.n,    Prln.                                                                      ' 

HilUbora   Privato   Botwal:   prpp.;    «^ed,;    non- 
aert.:    enl.     llWn;    Un.    Bragg    and    Hiaa 

*.il.;   J.    I'.    11.   Mi'liuffy,   Prln. 
norland    Inirt'ltoW:    pn-p. ; '  loiil. :     Don-Mrt.; 

Hudion'    Acadamy;     prep.;     i-o-od.;     non-aect.: 
K,    n.    Phil  II  [n,    Prln. 

ILEX,    Bavldion    Co..    pop.    *1. 
HaUy   GtoTo   Aoailaio]';    prep.:    co-ed,;    Luth.; 
Cbarlea  8.    lllleman,   A.   B..   Prln. 

/OVESBOftO. 


laixnrnxE,    TadUs    Ca..     miL 
•n^.;    J.    T.    Smith.    Prts. 


■EVAKSVIUA  DopUa  Ca.. 


S.   Oaihi'irt.    Prla. 
KiUurr  Iiiititiit*:   prrp-- 


V    r...    Mt    ISSB;    1.  K.  Hmwkliu. 
UIDBEI.  HFRIMS8,  AUaihur.   X^  M 


LAnnrstTBO.  I 


k' 


lEWUTtLLE,  ronrt^s  Ob.,  pep.  IBB. 


UBCOUTOS,  1 


LmtSAY,   Onsc*  Cs.,   i 


M     S,    DuTl*.    Ptm. 


LOWXU..     GutSB    C*.,     pop.     £». 
Law«U    &i(ta     Bebsal:    prep.:      n>-pd. 

LOWLAKD.   Puslio)  Co..    iwp.   23. 
VnitT  B>U  Hlili   SeluMi:   pn«.;   ni-c 
f-t.;    R^-n.     BfldgcnuB.    Pria. 
LDKBESTOir.  Babcun  Co..  pop.  SW. 


BsbaMRi   Inctitiitai    prpp. : 


n 


MuUhb     HiKh     Ssbosl 


MAHTEO.  Due  Co.. 


MARSHALL.     IUdi»n     Co.,     pap.     SST. 
lUnholl     Acudomji     prep.;     ni-i<4.;      FTMb.; 

Walnbt     Gpriaci     Aoademr:      prep.;     co-cd.; 
n.in-w<l. :    MIh    M.    V.    IhirbT.    Prtn. 
■USHHALLBERG.  Cwtant  Co..  pop.  ST. 
GraJum     S«mLiUT7;     pr^'P-:     ■*o-pd.;     U.     B.; 
Hpt.  C.   M     LotUIw.  Prln. 


Kui  HUl  Ooller 


a.;  Bapt.:  S.  Ii. 


MABSHVILLE,    1Tal«    Oa„    pop.    US. 


J 


^^F                           OF  THE  UHITED  STATES  AND  CAMADA.                                     iflT 

NORTH  CAROLINA.                       i    1                           NORTH  CAROLINA. 

XuihriU*    AoadaiDT;     prpp.;       <:a-od.;       Don- 
wtf.;  J,   \.   DuriiJ,   prin. 

Tha    BiBchnm    Sahool;    bn;>'    boordlof;    Don- 
*wt.  r  Preston   Lewis  Gray.  Prin. 
MERRITT,    PunlKo    Co.,    pop.    BO. 

MERRY    OAKS,    CluthMl    Co.,     pop.    IWI, 
Morrr    Oiki     Aoademy;     prpp.;     oo-pd.:     nou- 
Ki(l  .   Lillluu  MuMi-j.  I'riii. 

mBWAY.   DavidHn   Co..   p..p.   S3. 

Arcadln    Audemri    ptrp.;     I'u-od.;     non-srct.; 

MIHEOIA,    Buufsil    Co.,    pop.    48, 

Cirolina     Initttula;     prep.;     oo-ed.;     Dou-BPCl.: 
W,    ,\.    Br1dK«,   Prin. 
MIZPAU,     Btokaa    Ca.,     pop.     SB. 

MoonUiB   View  lutltnte;   prep.;   co-pd.;    noo- 

MOCKBVILLE,    Dailai   Co..    !«ip-    T45, 

HookiTilla    Hl(b    School;    prop.;    cn-od.;    non- 

Bnnn;    Sid.     BenilnnrTI     prop.;     co-pd.;     non- 

H.m  North  Hl|h  Sohool;  prep,;  ro-ed.;  nop- 
Marbuth     Sohool;     prep!:     ro-ed.;     non-aect,; 

mnrlea    T,.    Orej.    Prin. 

pat.  iHtm  r.  P.  Roekcl'l.  A.  B,.  Prin. 
MORATIAir  FALLS.  Wilkoi  Ca.,   pop.,   ItB. 

Boct,;    "sl.  IBSl:     l>.  a.  WeiYer.  Prp>. 
MORTON   STORE,    AUminoa   Co, 

Ollliam     Aoidamy;     pr.,p.:     .'n-.>d.(     no<i-upt.: 

HORVEN,     Anion     Co.,     pr-p.     44T. 

Morten     Hill     AoadomT;     pri-p.;     m-pd,;    non- 

MOTIKT    GILEAD,    MontjoinorT   Co..    pop.    305. 
Mount    Glload    AMdomy;    prep.:    cyMid.;    non- 

MOVKT     6!lIVE,     W«jne    Co.,     pop.     BIT. 
Mount  OliTO  Hish  Sohool:  prep.:  oo-pd.;   non- 

MOIFNT    PLEASANT,     C«mi.    Co,,     pop.     411. 
Colla«lita   iMtituto:   prep.:   rood.;    nou-appt.: 

IT.    S.    M.TuU.,ojtli.    Prin. 
Mount     Arnoann     Bamlnuy;     Klrl"'     boardinji: 
Lull,.;  Hpndprion  N,  Miller,  Ph.  D„  Prin. 

ReadaUnd      AcidaiOT:      pre'i..;       pi.-od.;       non- 
-l.vl  :    A     a.    Wehli.    Prill. 
MOUNT     TERHON     BPBINaS,     Ohithun     Ca„ 

pop.  ». 
Ml.   Tornon   Bprinn  Aosdamr:   prep.:   po-ort.; 
est.     1««:     Mlsilouary      Bipt.;      B.      P. 

S>ndr  Craak  Amiutiaii  Bcbool:  gltM'   boird- 
Ing:    Bapt.;    A.    M.    Yates.    Prin. 
MUBFREEBBOBO,  Hartford  Co.,  pop.  6ST. 

boardinc;     Bapt.:     eat.     1818;       Jobn     C. 
Scerboroiiih,   A.  B..   Prea. 
KASHVILLE.   Kaih   Co,,    pop.   1T0. 
Baker'i     Bshool:      prep.:      (■o-pd.;      non-iecl.; 

Kariivillo   AendamT:   prep.';    po-ed.;    noo-aeet.; 

NEWTON,   OUwbi  Co.,   pop,    1.B83. 
CnUwba     Collago;     po].;     ro-ed.:      Reformed; 

eel.    IMOi    Edwin    Bowera.    A,    M„    Pre*. 

CittoKa   Sohool:    prop.;    bnra;    R,    C;    M.    A. 

Ir.in,     Prin, 
Piepuitorr   Bobool;    prep.:    po-pd.;    non-iept.; 

null.-   RohliiHon,    PriD, 
NORWOOD,    SUnUr    Co.,     pop.    WS- 
Norwoad     aiKh    Sfihoal;     prep.:     po-ed.:     non- 

lurkay     Eoob     Bobool;     prap.;     co-ed.;     non- 

OAK    KIDOE.    Oullfofd    Co..    pop.    lai. 

Oak    Rtdge  Initituto;    pi^ep,    and  bui.;    boys; 

OBHONDSTILLE,   Oraena   Co,,   pop.    2B. 
Onuondiiilla    Iratltnta:    prpp.;     ce-pd.;      nun- 
errt.;    W.   W.    Orm^id.   Prin. 
ORRTTM.   BebaaoD  Co, 
StiaoaoD    loatituta;    pr.'p.;    wed,:    min-ioct.: 
M.    Slieppard,    Prin. 
OXFOSD,    GruTflla    Ca,.    pop.    2,on9. 
Homar    MillUrj   Baheol;    mlllUrr:    Don-iact.: 

Bopt.;   eel.;    IBM;    P.   P.    HobBood.    Pre^ 
PANTEOO.  BuuCort  Co..  pop,  2I». 

Pinteio    Aeadomy;    prep.;    eived.r    nmi-aept.: 

PEE     DEE,      Anion     Co.,      pop.     BZ. 
Barrett     CoUoriita     and      Indnitrial     Sahaol; 

PENELOPE.     Burka     Co.,     pop.     13. 
Pooolepa    Audamr;    prep,;    food.;    non-eppi.; 
S.    W.    Halt.    Prin. 
PINNACLE,    Etokaa   Co.,    pop.    IBd. 

Pinnaiila     High    Bobool;     prpp.;     eo-ed,:     non- 

».Tt. ;  p.   n.  Joheaon,   Prin. 
Pinnasla    loitltuta:    prep,;    eo-ed.;    non-aect.; 

PIOKEEB  MILLS,   Cabarrui  Co.,   pop.   SS. 
Pionaer    Milla   Andamr;    prep.:    <-o.ad.;    non- 

I-ATTKBaOrS  COLLIN  AMD  SCSOOL  MKHCTWr 


SOKTIT  c^xni-i^i 


l,«ul.i.i     PrttL 


j<wrg  cASOuvi, 


(  VulicM  Call*t*l  1 


Wm*  (TainrHlr.  Law  IAmI: 
Wkl>i>k*r     takMI:    1 


,    LL,    R. 


KMMTIT.LE.    awki 


■OWI.itHU.  anMMn  C»..  I 
KOXBORO  r-nmn  (!■..  i-<i< 
lOXOBEL.    BortI*  Ofr,.  vp. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


169 


NORTH  CAROLINA. 


NORTH  CAROLINA. 


J.    W.    StulUnga,    Prln. 

SPRING   HOPE,   NftBh   Co..    imp.    666. 

Spring    Hope    Academy;    prop.;    co-jmI.;     non- 
scrt.;    M.    1».   ('HimTon.    Prln. 

ST.  PAULS,  Robeson  Co..  imp.   60. 

St.    Pauls    High    School;    prep.;    co-od. ;     iion- 
H«'«  t. :    N.    D.  Jobimon.  Prln. 

STAR,    Montgomery   Co.,   pop.   211. 

Star    Academy ;    prep. ;     co-ed. ;    non-sect. ;    C. 
J.   Slier.   Prln. 

STATES VILLE,  IredeU  Co.,  pop.  3,141. 
Statesville    Female    College;    girls*    boarding; 
Presb. ;    est.    181)7;    Rev.    John    A.    Scott, 
A.   B.,   B.   D.,  Pres. 

STONE  VILLE,    Rockingham   Co.,    pop.    375. 
Stoneville    High    School;    prep.;    eo-ed. ;    non- 
sect.;    L.    T.    Royull.    Prln. 

SUNSHINE,  Rutherford  Co.,  pop.  61. 
Sunshine    Institute;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-soct. ; 
Charles  S.   Calton,   Prln. 

SUTHERLANDS,  Ashe  Co.,  pop.  76. 

Sutherlands    Seminary;    prep.;    co-ed.:    M.    E. 
So.;  L.  M.  Farthing,   Prln. 

TARBORO,   Edcombe  Co.,   pop.   2.4»0. 

Tarboro    Male    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
se<t.:    F.   S.    Wilkinson.    Prln. 

TAYLORSVILLE,   Alexander   Co.,   pop.    413. 
Taylorsville    Collegiate    Institute;    prep.;     co- 
ed.;  non-sect.;    Rev.   J.  A.   White,   Prln. 

THOMASVILLE.   Davidson  Co.,   pop.   751. 
Thomasville   High   School;   pr(>p. ;   co-ed.;    non^ 
sect. 

TROY,  Montgomery  Co.,  pop.  878. 

Peabody    Academy;    nor.;    co-ed.;    Cong.;    est. 
1880;   Rev.  O.   Faduma,  B.  D.,  Prln. 

UNION  RIDOE,  Alamance  Co.,  pop.  23. 

Union    Ridge    Academy;     prep.;     co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;    Thomas   W.    Strowd,    Prln. 

UNIONVILLE,   Union   Co.,    pop.    21. 

Union   Institute;    pn^p, ;    co-ed.;    non-sect.;    W. 
T.    Albright,    Prln. 

VANDEMERE,    Pamlico    Co.,    iM>p.    16(). 
Home       School;       prep.;       co-ed.;       non-sect.; 
Annie    Cabul.     Prln. 

WACO,   Cleveland  Co..   pop.  IGO. 

Waco     Academy;      prep.:      c<i-ed. ;      non-sect.; 
Mrs.    R.    M.    Farthing,    Prln. 

WADE8B0R0,  Anson,  Co.,  pop.   1.546. 
Anson   Institute ;    prep. ;    co-ed. ;    non-sect. ;    D. 

A.    McGregor,    Prln. 
Pee    Dee    Institute;    prep.:    co-ed.;    ncm-sect. ; 

W.    J.    Fcrrell.    Prln. 
Wadesboro  Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.;   non-sect.; 

D.    A.    McflreKur,    Prln. 

WADEVILLE,    Montgomery   Co.,    pop.    06. 
Wadeville   Academy ;    prep. ;    co-ed. ;    non-sect. ; 
K.    W.    Ilojran.    Prill. 

WAKEFIELD,    Wake   Co.,   pop.    142. 
Wakefield  Classical  and   Mathematical  School; 
prep.;     co-ed.;      Bapt. ;      R.     E.      Sentelle, 
Prln. 

WAKE  FOREST,  Wake  Co.,   pop.   823. 

Wake    Forest   College;    col.;    men;    Hnpt. ;    est. 
18.34;   Rev.    Chus.    E.   Taylor,    Pres. 


Wake  Forest  College,  Law  Bohool;  law;  men; 
est.   1894;   N.  Y.  GuUey.  M.  A..   Dean. 

WALNUT   COVE,   Stokes  Co.,   pop.   336. 
Walnut  Cove  High  Bohool;  prep.;  co-ed.;   non- 
sect.;   Joseph  Aden,   Prln. 

WANCHESE,    Dare    Co.,   pop.    125. 
Wanohese  Academy;    prep.;   co-ed.;   non-sect.; 
C.    E.   Taylor,   Prln. 

WABRENTON,  Warren  Co.,  pop.   836. 

Brown's  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  Miss 
Mattic    Brown,    Prln. 

Hawkins  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Miss   Lucy    W.    Uawklns,    Prln. 

Shiloh  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  T. 
B.  Bruce,  Prln. 

Warrenton  High  Bohool;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;    John   Graham,    Prln. 

WARSAW,    Duplin    Co.,    pop.    676. 
Warsaw  High  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
S.    G.    Wlnstead,   Prln. 

WASHIKOTON,    Beaufort   Co.,    pop.    4,842. 
Robinson    Etohool;     prep.;     co-ed.;     non-sect.; 
Bettlc  Robinson,  Prln. 

WEAYLB VILLE,  Buncombe  Co.,  pop.  329. 
Weaverville    Academy;     prep.;     co-ed.;     non- 
sect.;  J.   M.   Ropeson,   Prln. 
WeaverTille  College;  col.;   co-ed.;  M.   E.   So.; 
est.  1873;  Geo.  F.  Klrby,  Pres. 

WEST  BALEIOH,  Wake  Co.,  pop.  114. 
North  Carolina  College  of  Ajriculture  and  Me- 
chanic Arts;  agr. ;  state;  co-ed.;  est.  1889; 
George  T.   Winston,  A.   M.,   LL.  D.,   Pres. 

WHITE  STOBE,  Anson  Co.,  pop.  20. 
Polkton  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;   R. 
I).    Redfearn.   Prln. 

WHITEHEAD,    Alleghany   Co.,    pop.   76. 
Whitehead  Academy:  prep.;  co-ed.;   non-sect.; 
J.    M.   Cheek,    Prln. 
WHITE   OAK,    BUden   Co.,    pop.    42. 

White   Oak   High   School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;   W.   \V.    Wtiodhouse,    Prln. 
WHITSETT,   Guilford  Co.,   pop.  80. 

Whitsett  Institute;  boy's  prep.;  non-sect.; 
est.    1884;    W.   T.    Whitsett,  Ph.   D.,   Pres. 

WHITTIER,  Swain  Co.,   pop.  120. 
Whittier    High    School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Cong.; 
J.   Ulrlch  GIbts,  Prln. 

WHY  NOT,  Randolph  Co.,   pop.   23. 

Why    Not  Academy    and    Business    Institute; 

prep.;  co-ed.;     non-sect.;    G.    F.    Gorncr, 
Prin. 

WILMINGTON,   New  Hanover  Co.,   pop.  20.976. 

Alderman's  (Miss)  Select  School;  prep.;  co- 
ed.;   non-sect.;    Mary   L.    Alderman.    Prln. 

Boys'  School;  prep.;  boys;  n«n-seet. ;  B.  B. 
Hague,    Prln. 

Boys'  Catholic  School;  prep.;  boys;  R.  C; 
Father  Dcnnln.   Prln. 

Cape  Fear  Academy;  boys'  prep.;  non-sect.; 
est.    18«[>;    Wa8hlngt<»n    Cotlett,    Prln. 

Gregory  Normal  School;  normal;  private;  co- 
ed.;   Geo.    A.   Woodward,    Prln. 

Hart's  (Miss)  Select  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  Miss  Annie  Hart.   Prln. 

WILSON,  Wilson  Co.,  pop.  3,525. 


170 


PATTEBScnrs  ocnxxcx  amd  school  ddkctqkt 


WORTH  CAMOLaA. 


tlaa:  «wt.  U^tf:  S#t.  J.  s/ 

';  BCflxie^  toto  Atlutftr 

tlaa  0>lk««. 

(•  T— lilBli;   m^rgftd.  fat*   At- 

laatJir  Chriatiaa  Orflecc. 

Ca.,  povu  avr. 

F»»p.;  co-eC;  BapC:  W.  »l 
Cth«rl4c«.    Prta. 

Onrl^.    Prte. 

»IA     Sdbaal;     iKvp.:     'v^r^d. : 
Mm.   M.    F,  GllUaa.    Prin. 

tip. ;    <^^-*d_  I    M 
Fnwl    ArHb^,    Prta. 
•ft«iffff  'Kirharii     laatitata     (calai«4) : 

<r«>-^.:   i»r«-«««^.;    Bbodea    Mltrkc^Il.    Pria. 
WniaATE,    VaSaa   Ca.,    ^if».    41. 
Wiacata  Irinil;   |*n»-;   '■*>*<1.;   aoo-a**<.;    M. 
B.    iPTf.    Prta, 

WaWtOV-tULEK,   Tmwrtk  Ca..   pop,    13.«50. 

ly  aa4  Cailaga;  KtrW  boardlBc: 
Stmrimn;      *■%%.      \SffZ:      B^t.      Jolia      H. 


Ckftaracs  Obw.   ^^s^,    VXk 

liaa    FtsfvaiAx.    Pria. 


:  ui- 


E.:  W.  T.  aad  J.  F.  ToCtea. 

TADXDnfUXE.   TaAxa   Co..   |»^ 

Hisk  Sdbaal:   pnv^;   co-ed.; 
■««.:    Z.    H.    Wx'-a.    Pria. 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Population,  319,146.     School  census,  111,379.    School  age,  6-20. 

North  Dakota  is  the  forty-first  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  hav- 
ing a  total  of  319,146  inhabitants,  of  whom  311,712,  or  97.7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number,  112,590,  or  35.3  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illit- 
eracy of  the  entire  population  is  5.6  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-first  in  this 
respect.     The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE   SUPERINTENDENTS   OFFICE. 

W.  L.  Stockwell,   Superintendent Bismarck 

E.  J.  Taylor,  Deputy Bismarck 

Samuel    Parker,    Clerk Bismarck 

STATE  HIGH  SCHOOL  BOARD. 

Hon.  E.  S.  Sailes,  ex  officio,  President Bismarck 

Hon.  W.  L.  Stockwell,  ex  officio,  Secretary Bismarck 

President  Webster  Merrifield,  ex  officio.  Examiner University 

STATE  BOARD  OF  UNIVERSITY  AND  SCHOOL  LANDS. 

Hon.  E.  S.  Sailes Bismarck      Hon.   C.   N.  Frick Bismarck 

Hon.  E.  F.  Porter Bismarck      Hon.  W.  L.  Stock  well Bismarck 

Hon.  H.  L.  Holmes Bismarck 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

North  Dakota  has  no  School  Text-Book  Commission,  the  adoption  of  free  or 
uniform  text-books  being  optional  with  local  county  boards  or  voters.  There  is  no 
state  supervision. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

W.  L.  Stockwell,  Superintendent  Public  Instruction,  President Bismarck 

L.  B.  Fancher,  Superintendent  Ramsey  County,  Secretary Devil's  Lake 

M.  W.  Barnes,  Superintendent  Barnes  County Valley  City 

W.  G.  Crocker,  Superintendent  Ransom  County Lisbon 

Geo.  a.  McFarland,  Principal  State  Normal  School Valley  City 

The  state  has  a  district  law  for  the  aiding  of  school  libraries. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Principal  Jos.  Carhart,  President Mayville 

Prof.  A.  P.  Hollis,  Secretary Valley  City 

Prof.  P.  S.  Berg,  Treasurer Larimore 


172 


PATTESSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DISECTOST 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 


COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS. 

Saperlntendent's  Name. 


Pop.  of 


Barnes   M.  W.  Barnes Valley    City..., 

Benson  X.  T.  Teigen  Minnewaukan  . 

Billings    Mrs.  Lydia  Richards Medora  

Bottineau    P.  E.  Ctaristensen Bottineau  , 

Burleigh   C.  L.  Vigfness Bismarck 

Cass  Mrs.  Mattie  M.   Davis Fargo    , 

Cavalier    B.  E.  Groom Langdon    

Dickey    Mrs.  Geneva  M.  Lovell Ellendale 

£Mdy    Mrs.  Grace  B.  Putnam New  Rockford 

Emmons   Charles   Coventrj' Linton     

Foster  Miss  Zerlina  S.  Eakin Carrington    ... 

Grand  Forks Joseph  F.   McLAin Grand  Forks  .. 

Griggs    Miss  Clara  Feiring Cooperstown    ., 

Kidder    Miss  Ora  L.  Hurd Steele 

LaMoure  H.    D.    Mack LaMoure     

Logan    R.   A.  McCalmont Napoleon 

McHenry    Dalton  McI>onald  Towner    

Mcintosh    \V.   A.   Linn Ashley    

McLean   Henry   C.  Olson Washburn    

Mercer   O.   A.   Schreibcr Stanton    

Morton  Will  H.  Seitz Mandan    

Nelson    IZ.  C.  Olsgard Lakota    

Oliver   Mrs.  Ira  O.  Jenness Deapolis    

Pembina   F.   M.   Sherarts Pembina    

Pierce   Miss  Anna  M.  Peterson Rugby    

Ramsey   P.    O.    Norton Devils  Lake  .. 

Ransom     Fred    V.    Hutchinson Lisbon    

Richland  R.  M.  Black Wahpeton    

Rolette  James    Dunphy RoIIa 

Sargent    A.    M.   Simpson Forman    

Stark     Lloyu   Rader   Dickinson     

Steele    T.  A.   Hasselquist Shcrbrooke    ... 

Stutsman    Fred  M.  Wanner Jamestown    

Towner    C.  E.  Blackorby Cando    

Trail    J.    F.    Hettlor Hillsboro    

Wfilsh     Jacob    Sondorall Grjifton    

Ward     E.    G.    Warren Minot     

WollK     Miss  Joseph vne   M.   Paulsen. Fesscnden    

WIlllaiTS    Krnest  R.  Brownson Williston     


.13,159 

.  8.3ao 

975 
.  7.532 
.  6,061 
.28,625 
.12.580 
.  6.061 
.  3.330 
.  4.349 
.  3.770 
.24.459 
.  4,744 
.  1,754 
.  6.048 
.  1,625 
.  5.253 
.  4,818 
.  4,791 
.  1,778 
.  8.069 
.  7.316 
.  990 
.17.869 
.  4,765 
.  9.148 
.  6.969 
.17.387 
.  7.996 
.  6,089 
.  7.621 
.  5,888 
.  9.143 
.  6.491 
.13.10(7 
.20.288 
.  7.961 
.  8.310 
.  1.630 


HIGHER   INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


ELBO WOODS,    McLean   Co.,    pop.    M. 

Indian  Industrial  School ;  indunt.  school  for 
Iiulians;  co-wl. ;  est.  11M)0;  A.  W.  Thomas, 
Supt. 

FARGO,   Cass  Co.,   pop.  0,589. 

Dakota  Business  College;  bus.  and  Rt(>n.;  est. 
1W)1:  F.  I^-land  Watkins.  A.  M.,  Pres- 
ident. 

Fargo  College;  rol.;  oo-cd.;  Cong.;  est.  18.S7; 
J**n    H.    Mnrloy,    LL,    I)..    President. 

FORT   TOTTEN,    Benson   Co.,    pop.    18. 

Indian  Industrial  School;  induHt.  school  for 
IndianH;  i-o-«'d.;  cHt,  1*<0<);  Charles  L. 
I>avlH,    Hupt, 

GRAND   FORKS,    Grand   Forks   Co.,    pop.    7.0.')2. 

Grand  Forks  College ;  prep,  and  nor. ;  ro-ed. ; 
Luth,;  iKt.  IJMMi;  K«?v,  L.  Ilastaedt.  B. 
A..    PrlnrJpal. 

Vorthwestem  College  and  Commercial  Insti- 
tute; bus.  and  sten. ;  J.  J.  Swengcl, 
Pret. 


St.  Bernard's  College  Convent;  girls*  board- 
ing;   R.   C;    Mother   Stanislaus,    Prln. 

Union  Commercial  College,  bus.  and  sten.; 
e«t.  11HI3;  Georjte  F.  Thaoker,  M.  A.. 
PrinclpaL 

JAMESTOWN,    Stutsman    Co..    pop.    2853. 
St.    John's    Academy;    prep.;    eo-ed. ;    R.    C; 
est.  1S90;  Sister  Superior,  Directress. 

MARYVILLE,  Traill  Co.,  pop.   1.106. 
State    Normal    School;    normal;    state;    co-ed.; 
Jos.   Carhart,    Pres. 

MINOT,   Ward  Co.,   i>op.   1.277. 

Minot  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  est. 
IJHK'J;   John  r.    I^>we.    Proprietor. 

NEW  ROCKFORD.  Eddy  Co.,   i>op.  69S. 

Phillips  Academy;  prop,  and  tnis. ;  co-ed.; 
Tonj:.;  est.  l!)i»4;  Lcandor  J.  Aldrlch,  A. 
M..    I>.    D.,    Pres. 


PORTLAND,   Traill   Co.,    pop.    524. 

Bruflat  Academy;  prep,    atid  bun.;    c<ved. 
1889;    A.    C.    Ped^nion.    A.    B.,    Pres. 


est. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


173 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 


UKIYE&SITT,   Grand  Forks  Co.,  School  Station. 

University  of  North  Dakota;  univ. ;  state;  co- 
ed.;   est.    1884;    Webster  Merrifleld.    Prea. 

University  of  North  Dakota,  Law  Depart- 
ment;  law;  co-od. ;  est.  1809;  Guy  C.  H. 
Corliss,    Dean. 

VALLEY  CITY,   Barnes  Co.,   pop.   2.446. 
State    Normal   School;    normal;    state;    co-«d. ; 


Geo.   A.  McFarland,   M.  S..   Pres. 

WAHFETON,  Richland  Co.,  pop.  2.228. 

Bed    Biver    Valley    University;    col.;    co-ed,; 
M.  B.;   est.  1892;   B.   P.  Robertson.    Prln. 

ZIONVILLE,  Watauga  Co.,  pop.  68. 

Zionville   Academy;    (colored);    prep.;    co-«d. ; 
Bapt.;  est.  1874;  Charles  Potter.  Prin. 


OHK). 

y*/\fnUx\'m,  4,157,545-     School  census,  1,120.700.     School  age,  6-18L 

f)\i'vj  h  thf:  fourth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total  of 
4,iS7M%  inhaUtant?,  of  whom  4^)60.204,  or  97.7  per  cent  are  white.  Of  this  nam- 
^f^ff  SS7//^f  ^^  "  \^'^  c^^t,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the 
*rfjt ir«:  jy/pulation  i^^  4  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  seventh  in  this  respect  The  cdn- 
'jvtu/fial  «,y^tefn  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  COMMISSIONER'S  OFFICE. 
\i,  A.  Jo.Hf^*,,  State  Oimmissioncr  of  Common  Schools CcdmnlNis 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

Wffxf AM  H.  Meck,  (term  expires  August  31,  1908) Diyton 

If.  I^  WiuJAWS  Cterm  expires  August  31,  1909) Chillicotfae 

W.  H.  MfTCHEU,  Cterm  expires  August  31,  1905) New  London 

C  C  Miu,EM,  Ctcrm  expires  August  31,  1906) Lima 

Ami i)u  Powell  (term  expires  August  31,  1907) Steubenville 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Meinlyftr^:  'J'hc  Governor,  Secretary  of  State  and  State  Commissioner  of 
S<:lKKi!s. 

Ill  ;ia:ordancc  with  the  provisions  of  the  School  Book  Law,  enacted  April  23. 
ifV/i,  i\u:  State  Commi<»sioner  of  Schools,  during  the  first  half  of  June  each  year, 
furnihlirs  each  Board  of  Education  in  the  state  the  names  and  addresses  of  all 
puhlishr-rs  who,  during  the  year  ending  on  the  first  day  of  said  month  of  June, 
whall  have  agreed  in  writing  to  furnish  their  publications  upon  the  terms  prescribed 
by  flu*  law.  Over  one  hundred  publishers  are  now  under  such  contract.  Tnere  is  no 
hiitiv  j»iip<T vision  over  the  adoption  of  the  text-books,  this  authority  being  vested  in, 
and  optional  with,  the  local  Boards  of  Education. 

OHIO  TEACHERS'  READING  QRCLE. 

I)*.  J.  J.  Burns,  State  Secretary Defiance 

Tlie*  Ohio  Teachers'  Reading  Circle  is  organized  by  counties,  being  represented 
ill  prariirally  every  county  in  the  state.  The  books  for  reading  arc  adopted  each 
yrar,  being  mainly  upon  the  lines  of  pedagogy  and  general  culture. 

PUPILS'  READING  CIRCLE. 

Organized  by  counties  and  represented  in  a  large  proportion  of  them.  Books 
for  Miipplcnienlary  reading  are  recommended  and  adopted  for  every  grade,  from  the 
primary  up  to  and  through  the  High  School. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 
W.  W.  McIhtyre,  Secretary Norwood 


COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS. 
Ohio    lias    no    county    superintendents     of     schools,    but    has     instead     whal 
is   called   the   "town  system"   of   school   supervision,   each   city,   or   in   some   cases, 
where  the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  its  individual  superintendent 
of  schools. 


I  OUo    SOTthai 
Ohio     Wortlia 


HIGHER   IHSTITUTIOHS   OF    LEARNING. 

ILd  Co.,   pop.  a.BTe. 
)(■  of  La.w.  Obio  IToniul  Unl 
co-ed,;     nt.     1803;     S.     P. 

TFninmltr:    Dnrmal:    | 


BUCTBUB,  CriBford  Co.,    pop.  n.l 
Fadoiil    Buiinumi    Co1Ue«;     but. 

Hoi  J  Tilaltr  Aadomr,   i<fp.:   <^ 


,    CollBgi 


OAXFIELD,   MihoB 


Bt.  Bomud'i  Aosdam;;  PKp.:  co>cd 
ALLIAVCi:,  Stuk  Co.,  pop.  8.aT4. 

^M.  leia;  Bex.  A."b.  ElW.  D.  " 
ABBLANB.    A»lil«Bd   Co.,    pop.    4,0ST. 

Aitaluid   CoUoio:  " 


co-i^-;   BroUirci 


'.  Allen  Miller,  A.  U 


ASHTABtlLA.  J 

ATHEHS,  Athcu  Co..  pop. 
Ohio  Fniyoriity:  i^nl.:  co-c 

AITBIIHBirBa,  AihUlmls  C 


CHILUCOTHE,   Boh 


BEEEA,   CuTlhogl.  CB.,    pop.    Z.GIO. 

Baldwin  nniYority;   rol.;    po-ed.:    M.    H.; 


Butholamow-OUftoB 
iinn-ooFl.;  Mi>s  B 

Broeklianii     Sehool 


of  DonUl  SurKotr: 
of   Vhuaur.    Ohio   1 


Jnllni 


PATIEBSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIHECTOHY 


Cinolnnnti    HiuiD    SchMli     mus.:     en 
arorer    Sriintldfr.     DlrK^tor,    1*1 

CindinuAti  bflhiwi  of  ExpreiilDn!  elo, 

nt,  IWHt;  Com  Kibn.  Prliiiilpnl,  I 

low.  TL-mp]p. 
OiDolniuiti  Bohool  of  PliDiucHplis'i   si 

R.    Camrbe]],    Prln. 
OoUtn    gf   Hiulo   of    CinalBBUl  i    md 

1«1S:     A.     J.     Gantioort.     Hid*s< 


CoU^(i»ts  BehoDt;  faoj'l'  boiirdlng;  Bpli,;  Be 

J.   Biibln.    A.    B..    Prln..   IM  *tli  St 
Oalla(iii.t«   eckiw)   rn   Oirli!    glrl'i    boanlln 


Xglaotl«  lladlnl   Inatitnts: 


dl)>lonii>a.      VnlTeraall!-   [ 


Edinhrk  Boboci;  elrli- 


Famals  AoidsniT  at  Om  8>.Dnd  HsBit;   ifrli' 
hDirdlDK:    B.    C:    Fnocci    Bidpn,    Prln.. 


1 


bauffh,    PrtM. 

HETWtrd  School  or  CI 

wuMon-  L 

„    „ 

d  driDia 

Prl 

..   S!8  B 

■  lu™  ■ 

H"h 

uw    men 

no  in     Ko 

hler. 

Ph.     D. 

•    men' 

lAun    MsmMlal    Wo 

Oolite* 

;   Bl 

Is-  board 

HoSoiuld    EdDoatios^    lutltats;     (ccfa.     and 
XoDoulii  EdDomtianal  IniUtuto   Law  gshool; 


KedJal  OoUais  ot  Ohio.  VnlTsnltT  of  ClB- 
alnn^tlr  mod.:  rpi.-.  co-cd.:  »i.  ISIU; 
p.  B.  Connpr.  1.1,.   D.,   M.   D.,   Iln.n.   Mc- 


or    School. 

AuhUE.     IB 

Than,.   MlUer 

Nfil 

Bn''a™Bu»ln 

u    CoUoga:    bu 

n.    >i<d    aleB.; 

K.  J.   NfUo 

d  Blm  3U. 

Ohio  Coll«o  of  DodUI  SiUTsry,  VnlTonltr  tt 
Clnoiniiatl i  dent.;  «>-i>d.:  «l.  IMS:  B. 
A.  Smith.   A.   M..   D.    D.   B..    Dtan,  Coart 

Ohio  CouarrktoiT  of  MulM.;  i 


tfachviloi'     TvftitDtVp 


OF    THE  UNITED    STATES   AMD    CANADA.                              177 

OHIO. 

OHIO. 

EBbLe,     .IhU'll™    D     «pwUlly.       It!    (UlTDM 

kind,:     woaven:    nt.    IWH:     Nettii     Farta, 

It.  l»..t  frtfod,. 

rrJiK-linl.   Cvdar   snd  WslkLiii   Ave, 

Piiltn    Kodiul    Oollefai    nu4.:    hommp.;    to- 

•  a.;  ret.  1S72:  J.  D.  Back.  M.   D..  t)»n. 

law:   men:  eat.   188T:  Chirlea  B.  Bantle/. 

A.    M..    I>i«>i,    142T    Wllllamadn   Bid*. 

tattlar-i    Sohsol,    Uin:    lUy    gftaool;     cu-vd.; 

ClaraUnd    Vannal    TMinlnc    Saboali    nonnal: 

Prln^'^EJi-n   Arc.   Mt,    Auburn. 

.rerV  Prii".  "Bridge   aiid"iuidali. 

St.    rruola    CaUnca:   bnj-a*    boardlDii    K.    <:.; 

P.™    NlehBum    O.    K.    M..     IWclor,    1818 

L.   Nurlun.   Prln..    liKil  Wllaen  Aie. 

e>l.  ISSS:  jDscpb  Fell.  Dun.  SCO  Huperlar 

■nrn;     Pit.     1S5I;     RfT.     Bernnril     Korre. 

Keelur.    IBIB    Vine   81. 

OeUen    (or    Woman;     aoc    Weatern     RpacrTu 

Bt.   Tuapli  OoU*t«i    hit>.   niul  >teD.;    Job.    M. 

Srbrnfr.     Fm.,     423-431    W.    §1)1     31. 

Edmlaten    Buiinsia    Cellaia;    l>ua.    and    atcn.: 

11.    T.    Kdmlaliin.    frrs,.    IIST    Prarl    St. 

Iiic;    R.   C:    SliUr   Uirr   Bantla.   Prlo. 

St.  Xairlor  Collafa;  col.:    ro-«1.;    R.   C;   nt. 

dram.:   Plora  llnrrofT  Rliiriri'a,   Frlri. 

IMl:    A.    A.    DIerckf*,    S.    J..    HjcaaiBn 

Batlianr-Brown  SoliiMl  for  OirU;  tlrli'  board- 

■ad   Tin. 

Ihb:     donaoct.:     Ulaa    Kirt    a.    Speucer. 

BalwU'*    EUM    aohwl    at   Hiulo;    mm.:    est. 

Prln..    T7U   Bat-lid  Are. 

lUOl;    Albert    Sclioll,     l>lf^-l..r.    Mi    Ffl- 

loi™   Tcinplc, 

Bohiutal  S«1iMt  of  EliMBtlaBi  Ha.  >nd  dnoii; 

aW. 

llolon     Mrrvl    Bebuter.     IHri'Otma.    Pike 

aaly  BaniB  Audamji    prep.:    eo-ed.:    It.    C; 

Tbpat™  BUr. 

LautsI    lutitata:"  filrla'    buardlug:    oun-BBCt.: 

Ili.ll.™,     II.     S..     ITIn..     Burnett     Wooili 

Are. 

TraoVi    BuiasH    Collafs:     buB.     and    atpa.; 

Wai!   glrla*  bnardlnc:    non-aeil,:   Aacnata 

I.H1O  Traub.  Pm..  4lli  and  Race  8ti. 

Mlltleberier.   Prin..   1020  Proapect  Are. 

Itoden    Sabaal,    Thai   fcna.    and   alen.:    0.    B, 

D.^nn.'o™'»nd'viM.' 

FhumuIT:  pbar.:   «>-ed.:  George  H.  Mat- 

Sliter    M.    Aiurela.    Prin..    Cor.    Oak    .Dd 

Ohio  BUta  WiTenitir.   Oallara  nt  Fhanuori 

u>r  BW. 

pbar,:   mt-n:   eat.   ISSB;   Oeorie   B.    EauK- 

Wittan    Boalneaa    Oallaca:    bn*.    and    at™.; 

n..b.    l>e.n.    Hl«b   Bt..    near  11th    Are. 

J.    H.     Watlern.     nUi..     Race    and    Qar- 

Bt.    Blubelb'.    Aoadenij!    prep.;    en-pd,;    B. 

C;    Blaler  Bupcrlor. 

Waadwud    Bi«b    Bohool;    prep.;    ««il.:    eil. 

Bt.   Fnneii'    Aaademri   pri^p.;    m-ed.;   B.   C: 

T.  K^^C.   A.   Lnw'Sohiirif  Habanald   Edu- 

anicr  Buperl.pr. 

St.    Ipiatlua  Colleia:   »).:    men:   B.    C:   eat. 

ISSC:  Jolin  1.  Zabn,  B.  J„  Prin..  Cot  Jer- 

",l,"r  M."lru"jlr'ci>.°  Dinn.'Tth  ''.'nrt  W-l- 

Bt.     Mirr'a    Bamlaui;     Ibeo.;     men:     N.     A. 

Spenaarian  Comnamlal  Bobaal:  bii».  and  iten.; 

Barkar  and   Drta'a   Print*  Buainsii   SduMl; 

TuckaV  School  o(  Eipraulon:  elc;  eat.   1S8B: 

bui.  and  alen.:  Berliey  and  liyke.  Proia.. 

Annn   P.   Talker,   Pr,-»..  S«»   Ca~;  Ato. 

DrauUno    Aadamy;    glrla'    boarding:     B.    C: 

(kia  Beliaii!  b(  AppUad   Bclanee;    iiMh.:  mrn: 

Motber  Siir*Mot.    Prlo..   Cor.    WUaon   and 

StovIII. 

Oaatial  lDBtitnta,'*Tliai  i-ivp.':  boa.  and  t.^rb.: 

r.oorBe  D,   Pettee.   Prill..  Cor.  IlBuBb  aud 

Ulddlnga   Avf- 

■nn  and  BeatlUe. 

Weatem  Keaarre  VnlTaraltj:  ml.:  eo-ed:  nou- 

OUralud  Oallaca  of  FhnlolaDa  ud  Borfaoni, 

ai>Ft.:  eat.  1X28;  Itvi.  Chartea  F.  Tharlng. 

Obis    -Waaleyaa    ITnlnriltr!     med.:    rvn.: 

Waatan      Baaarr-      UBi«r.lty.      OollotB      at 

Dentlatrr:   dent.:    men:   oal.    1892:   H.    I,. 

Am1>ler,  U.  D..  I).  I'.  S..  Dean.  202  Prea- 

peet. 

Waatam      Baaaira      BalTatalti      ColUga      for 

Women;     1.1.I  ;     wura>-n:     nou-aeel.:     eat.                   1 

aJ 

PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


ISgS;  ChurleB  T.  TbidiiR.   . 


4 


t  Bid*  Muinat  Collace!   • 

a 

BUu  I 

Cipital  Bstaooldr  Huiloi  mm. 

Cipital    Behcwl    af    Ontaryi    i 

Cdumbiu  Art  Bobnol:   srI;  en 

Culnmliui    BuilnaH   CollafS!    I 

Columbui    KvmuL    Bobooh    imt 

Eiskls'i  OommBmUl  Colliiirai 

Plnrd  airklF.    Pr». 
Obis    iDititute    oi    Fbummsr: 

OUn  Madlial  Vnint^iy:    tora 


0U«    Btata    llaivtnitT : 


OUo  Bute  Vnim 

oTi  i*.r.:    w 

Wlll!.n,   0. 

Ohio   BUM  V^n 

litT,     COllxi    C 

"^Tb:" 

Pu»u'     BulUM 

■  nd    ili-ii  ■ 

BluliBi   Modlaal 

!>Uw>;    mtd.: 

ling  l*Tlng.  LI 

•Unr  B<ili»l:  n 

r*p  •  n-ti  ■ 

£uMri&D  Art  O&llfttB;   pfMi  «( 
OOSHOOTOIT.  DuhiMteii  Co..   p 


ORAWria    COLLEOE,    PutnUB  Co.,    (wp.    S3 
OnwBi   GoUafi:    ptrp.i    ro-rd.:    D«n-aect.i 
T.    ralrchlld.   Prlo. 


-«],;    a.    C; 
■Bd    OUuiKl    ScliMl;    prcp-i    co-ed.; 


A.     B.    ! 


Hslr  KHkrr  AaEdanji   pre) 

Sister  SuptrloT. 
B0I7  Trisitr  AosdaiBT!  pr"! 

J*«ob'i    Buiinau     CollBfa; 

LflQtK     CunmBrcuJ     Bobaal ; 


St.   Joiapli'i  Aaapdanr;   pnp.;   nt^cd.; 

Bt.    lU^'i   Assdwiir;    prap.;    co^ed.;    R.    C; 

at.   lUxft,  iBititata;  boya'  buidlnc; 
i-at.    1BB1;    B»>.    Lodls    A.    TTtgeti 

Bt.     piuri    Aaadamri     prep.:     ou-ed.; 

Bhauak'a    Collar    PrapATfttorr   B«hoal:    prap. ; 


sii-n -.    i-ii.    1WM:    L.    L.    lludwiD.    PiiHl- 

Ohlo    WealaTM    ITnlTenitj:    »l.:    w«d.;    M. 

&.;  Pit.  1S<4;  J.   W.  Baahfonl.  Pm. 
DOWLIKC.  Wood  Co.,  pop.   £»S. 
Oaraus  Fariab  Anadamr;  pivp-;  co-ed.i  Brm. 

EABT   LtTEBFDOL,   Calumblftu   Da.,    pnp.    10,- 


EljTia  Baiinau  CoUafa:  bm.   1 


Sautham    Oklo  Kormal  OolUcai    nonoil;    prt- 


«l;    iwt| I 


^^F                                OF  THE  DHITED   STATES   AMD   CANADA.                             W^^^ 

OBIO. 

oato. 

rATETTE,  Fulton  Co.,  pop.  8S6. 

Fayatta  Monnal  Dnlvarsitr;  nw.;  co-i'd,;  est, 

1887:  Bdson  G.  Walker.  U.  8..  President. 

FnraLAY,   Huoaek  Oo.,   pop.   17,913. 

Flndlay  Collafa;  ool.;  eo-ed.:  Cburtb  of  God; 

•,rl.  IWI2;   RcT.  Cbarles  1.  Brown.  A.  M.. 

Yooam'a    Fin'dUy    School    ef    BuaiBaaa;    bna. 
cIpaL 
FLAT  BOCK,  Beneoi  Co..  iwp,  ISie. 

Ebeneur     Orphani'     Homa;     prep.:     co-cd., 
Bvsn.    Lutb.;    cat.    1886:    O.    A.    Fomor, 
Principal, 
F08T0RIA,  Soneom  Co.,   pnp.  T,T30. 

Ohio    Normal    OoU.sb;    n..r.;    prUale;    eo-cd.: 

FRANK.    Sonec.    Co..    |„.p.    8». 
8t.  MLohsora  Academy;   prep,;   •■'led.;   It,   C: 
Sl.ler   Superior. 
FREMONT.  Banduaky  Co.,  pop.  S,<30. 

Ing    Sobool;    bug.    and    iwc;    en-cd.;    eat. 
1.WK;    Burt   German,    Principal. 
FULTONHAM.  MnahiBgum  Co.,  pop.  246, 
Fultonham  Aoiiamj;  prep.;  co-ed.:  non-aect.; 
e»f.    ISSO;  Ocorge  H.   Upp.   B.   8..   Prio. 
GAMBIES,   Knox   Co.,   pop.   7S1. 
Haroaurt  Plaoa  Sanlnary;  glrla'  boarding;  P. 

E.:  Mrs.   Ada  L.  Ajcr  Hllla,  Prln. 
Kenyon  Oollago;  ml.:  men;  P.  K.;  est.  ISJB; 

Kanyo"   Milit^   AoadLoy;'    mil.'  and    boys' 
boarding;  non-M^it.;  eat.  1824:  0.  N.  Wy- 

ly   establlsbed.    and  beat  eqol'pped   board- 
iDf     acboDla     for    boya.       It     la    eltualrd 

the  healthfni.  beantlful  and  blatorlc  edo- 

ratlonal    illlase    of    Qambler.      Commodl- 

.                           ona    bnlldlnn.     comfortoble    quartera,    W 

1                           acres      ot      grounda.      lolf     llnta,      tnlly 

^^^^M        ronrse     to     prepare     for     practical     life 
^^^^r         work.      In  11  mute     pcraonal     relations     be- 

a  son  In  your    sobool."— Rt.   ReT.  W.   A. 

Leonard.   D.   D..    Blabop  of  Oblo. 
OLENDALE,  HamUton  Co..  pop.  I.MS. 
Gtondale     Oolloga:     girls'     boarding;      Preab.; 

MIee  R,  }.  reVore,   Pres. 
OEANTILLE,    Lioklng  Co.,   pop.    1,<26. 

1831:    Umory    W.    Hunt,    D.    D..    LL.    D.. 
Pro, 
Doane     Acidamy:     prr-p, ;     men;     Bapt.;     est. 

6BEENVILLE.   Dathe  Co..   pop.  8,001. 
^^^K            John  Betrs.   Prln. 

HAMILTON,   Bntlai  Co.,  pop.  23.S14. 

Hamilton    Bualnaaa    College:    bna.    and   sleo.; 

HIRAM,    Portan    Co.,    pop.    «59. 

Hlnm  CoUoga;  col.;  co-ed.:  Christ.;  est. 
IHW.  EilraUDd  B.  SVakeBcKI,  A.  It.,  Prea. 
KENTON,    H«din   Co,,   pop,   a.8S2. 

Bt.  Antbony'e  AMdamy;  ptcp.;  co-ed.;  R.  C; 

LANCASTER,    Falrileld    Ca.,    pnp.    B.OTl. 

MM.:    est.    I0«<>:    U.  a.   Kidd.    Principal. 

Slater  Superior. 
LEBANON,  Wamn  Co..  p..p.  2.SBT. 
National  Narmal  UnlTor.ily;  normal;  prliate; 

coTd,;  cat,    ISfiS:  J.   Dacac  Creager.  Prca. 
LEIPSIC,  Potnam  Co.,  pop.  1.720, 

LIMA,   Allen    Co.,    pop.    21.T2-X 

Lima  Callage;   eol.;   eo-ed.;   Loth.;   aat.   iBSIS; 

3.   P.   Long.  A.   il..  Pns. 
8t.    John's    Aeadamy:    prep.;    coHid.;    R.    0.; 

St.  XmA^mmjl  prep.:  co-ed.:  R,  C;  Bit- 
ter Snpcrlor. 
LORAIN.  Lorain  Co.,  pop,   10.028. 
St.   Jowiph'a  Andamy;   prep.:    co-ed.;   B.   C-; 

LODiavlLLE,  8t«k  Oo„  pop.  1,3T4. 
81.  Louis'  Aeadamy:  p^^■^,:  co-ed.;  H.  C;  Sis- 
ter SepcritT. 
MANBFIELI),  Riohland  Co.,  pop.   IT.UO. 

P.    W.    Frederick,    Proa. 
Ohio    fiusiDcss   Oollega;    bua.    and    sicn.:    est 
ISfld:  Short  and  Pldgeon.  Props. 
MASTITA.  Portcfo  Co.,  pop.  28.                                            i 

MARIETTA,  Washington  Co..  pop.  1S.S4S. 
MsilatU  OoUaga;   cot.;  eo-cd.:   non-sect.;  eat. 
ISM;   Alfred  T.  Perry.   Pros. 

rem   college    of   the   blEhest  xrado,    with 

:f:'.vr5"'.,S""f,-.,f,:°S£: 

bine     a     broad     trolnlng     with     Iboroogh 
acholarsblp    and    Cbristlan     culture.      It! 

student.       Tbe      College     atmospbera     la 

au  tor   any   college   Ba.t  or   West.      Kx- 

pcnses    low    with    abundant    oppori^mltlcs 

tor    self-help. 
Marietta  Oommaiolal  Oollaga.    Tba;   bus.    and 

stcn.;  M.  A.  Adams.  Prea. 
at.    Mary'a   Aoadamy:    prep.;    co-ed.;    R,    0.; 

Blater  Superior. 
MARION,  Marlon  Co.,  pop.  11.SS2. 
St.  Mary'a  Sohool;  prep.:  co-ed.:  R.  C:  ReT. 

Ulchael   HulTltalll.   Prin. 
MAHYSTILLE.  Union  Co.,  pop,  8.048.                         J 

PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AMD   SCHOOL   DIRECTOKi 


OBIO. 

OHIO. 

St.     John'»    A«demj;     prep.;     ™-ed 

;     Bmn. 

OIhiiUd   BgrinaH  QoUiaai  bm.    ODd  >teB.l    3. 

Lutli,;   Ptlnilpul. 

T.   Hpndor«n.   PrE«. 

TrinitjF  AoadamT!  prpp,;  co-*d.;  En 

Prlnelp.!. 

I«i3:   BL-y.   H^ury  Cbut-'hlll   Kld».   0.   D-. 

IUBHILI,aiI,  SUrk,  Os.,  pcip.  ]I,tlM. 

Pr«. 

Oboilin  Sobool  af  Talafnphr:  bui.   and  aton.: 

St.    Huj'i    Aademir;    prt-p.;    toed 
HIIKT    Silp.Tlipr. 

u.  c. 

OTTAWA,   Pntniim  Oa.,   pop.    2.322. 
Ottawa  Bualnaaa  OoUafo:  bun.  aud  ttta.:  eat. 

HILLEBSVILLE,  Buduiky  Oa.,  pop. 

1WI2:    P.  J.    Miller.   Seer. 

R.    c: 

Bt.    Batar    aad    Bt.    Banl'a    Aoadamyi    prep-i 

eo-ed.:  R.   G.;  Slater  Superior. 

MMOO   JUMCTION.    Jaffanan   Co..    | 

p.    2.D&1. 

OXBOBB,    Botlor    Oo„    pnp.    2.000. 

Bt.    Ar<u'    Aoidatny;   piep.^    do-Ml 

a.  c.i 

Hiami    Dnivetaitj:    unli.;    aWto;    cn-ed.;    art. 
1S24:   (Jur    PotH,r  Bsntod,    D.    D.,    Pre*. 

81.  JUij:  In.UtiRa:  glrl«'  L^rdln 
i-el.   1SS7;  Slsfvr  il.  Brsls,  Prl 

Oxford  CoUacai  glrla'  boarding;  non-iefl.:  eat 

19411;  R<,».  Johu  H.  ThoniBB.  A.  M.,  PriB. 

Waitam    Collasa;    f:l[l!|-    boirdlng;    non-aoFt.; 

MOMEOEVILLE.  Hur™  Co.,  p..p.   1.2 

Pri'Hldi'in'.' 

8t.    Joieph'i    Acmdomjl     n'l'p.;    ™-«l 

PAIMEBTILtE,    Laka   Co.,    pop.    S,024. 

Laks    Erla    GoUaga   aad   Saminarr;    nooHct.; 

MT.  VESMOM,  Kdoi  Co.,   fi-p.  0.633. 

Bl.  TiBcant  da  Piul'a  Aodamy;  prep.;  fu-cJ.i 

FIBBA.   Miami  Co..   pi>p.    12.IT2. 

R,     C:    Sister    Suprrlor. 

Beck^a   Aoadamy;    bua.    aud  olcn.;    at.    ISSV: 

NAVABBE,   8tmrk  Co..   pop.  OOS. 

Nawuk     BuiiBaia    OoUaia;    bin.     ■ 

POLAND,  Maboulat  Co.,  pop.  3TU. 

^''"Th..nial°''s.^lvf!"F^e..''"''''  "'*'■■  ^"*''' 

Fnnklin  Collsgo!  col.:  cts-ri.:  nnn-wct.:    E>I. 
IS25;  Her.  W.  A.  WUIlama,  D.  D,,  Fr«. 

POBEBOT,    Mo  in    Co..    pop.    4.630. 
Sacred  Heart  Aoadamj;  prep.;  co-^d.;  R.  C; 

.    6TD. 

Slsler  SupiTlot. 

MutkiiiKum  Collei«;   ™i,;   co-cd.;   U 

■pff"""' 

POBTBKOWTH.  aoiato  Co..  pop,  17.876. 

Grabam'a   Bualnaii    Collate;    boa.    and    atan.; 

HEW   LEXINGTON,   Eanrr  Ca*.,  pop. 

W.   R.  Graham.   Pri'i. 

Bt.  Alnyaiui  Audamyi  girls'  boardtn 

C  It.  C; 

Mognt  Notra  Dame  Aeademr;  elrla'  boardlDi; 

NEW    PHILADELPHIA,     TuKuawM 

Co..    p-p. 

BubS'i'Kotm.1  Sohool.  John  P.;  -i 

vnu;  cOH^d,;  Joba   P.  KuHii,    l-r 

Tooum'a    Naa   FbiUdalpbln   and   D 

bM;   prl- 

BIGHMOHD,  Jaffanan  Co.,  pop.  373. 

Biohmoad     Calloft;     wl,;     i-o-ed.;     non-aect.; 

Tor   Bi..i- 

am   CullaEti:   bun.    nnd   Mr-n.; 

Will   K.   CiirtlH.    Prliii-lpxl, 

»BW  aiEQEL,  8anaM  Co.,  pop.  MS. 

Rio   Onada  Coll.f.;  ™1.:  ™-<d.;   Prw   B.pt.; 

SlBlr.r  Siip.'rlor. 
Bt.   Fater'a    Andomy;    prrp.i    i'.,-<.'d 

BT.  UABTIH.   Brown  Co..  pop.  91. 

Urauline    Academ;;    glrli'    tmordlng;     B.     0.; 

Sl.lpr  Biippr1"r, 

iMber   lliipllBtn.   Prip. 

KOBWALK.   Huron  Co..  pop,  T.0T4. 

SALEK.  ColumblBD*  Co.,  pop.  7.562. 

Korvilk    Buifneai    Collaf*:    Ima. 

Balam    Builnaaa    Cgllaia;    bna.;     to^ta.:    alt. 

ndml. 

1BD4;  W.  H.  Uattbewa,  Prto. 

XOBTS  AKBERST,   Lmla  Co.,  pop 

l.TM, 

BAMDUBST,   Brio  Co..    oov-    lO.BM. 

Run.   Lulb.:   Prlncliuil. 

Bt.   Joaopk'i    Aeadamr;   prep.;   co-cd 

BaTaaaata   AcademT;    prtp,;    co-ad.;    nOB-lBOl.; 

HOTTmOHAH.   Guynkaf*  Co..   iHp.  VSB. 

BCIO,   HarriaoB  Co..   pop,    1,214. 

Bcio  Collaca;   col.:   cord.;   U.    -K.:    rrt.    ISSl: 

OBZKLIIf.  LsniD  Co.,   pop.   4.081. 

fHt.     1S3.'I:     Jibii    FIAcr    Pack 

A.     U-, 

co-ed.;  «l.  1898;  J.   H.   Baal,   De^o. 

Frlarlpal. 

BHBLBT,  BiokUad  Co.,  pop.  4.6M.                    ,_ 

1 


i 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


181 


OHIO. 


OHIO. 


Baored   Heart   of    Mary   Academy;    prep.;    co- 
ed.;   R.    C. ;    Sister   Superior. 

BHEFABD,   Franklin  Co.,    pop.   350. 
St.    Mary's    of    the    Springs    Academy;    girls' 
boarding;    R.     C;    oat.    1833;    Mother    M. 
Thomas,    Prln. 

SIDNEY,   Shelby   Co.,    pop.   5.GSS. 
Buckeye    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 
est.    1S5»3:    W.    A.    Tronto.    President. 

SOUTH  NEW   LYME,   AshUbula   Co.,    pop.  115. 
New    Lyme    Institute;     non-sect.;     prep.;  co- 
ed.;    William     H.     Van     I-'ossan,     A.  M., 
Pros. 

801TTH  SALEM,   Ross  Co.,   pop.   264. 
Salem  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Presb.;  Charles 
W.    Barrett,    Prin. 

SFRINOFIELD,   Clarke  Co.,  pop.    38.253. 
Nelson's    Business    College;     bus.    and    sten.; 

A.    C.    Jofies,    Prcs. 
St.    Bernard   Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C. ; 

Sister  Superior. 
Springfield  Seminary;  prep.:   co-ed.;   non-sect.; 

est.    1870;    MIhm    Anna    It.    JohuRon.    Prln. 
Williss'    Business   University;   bus.    and   sten.; 

F.    W.   Williss.    Prea. 
Wittenberg   College;    col.;    co-ed.;    Luth.;   est. 

1845;    Rev.     Charles    G.     Hcckert,    D.    !>.. 

Pres. 

STEUBENYILLE,    Jefferson   Co.,    pop.    14.349. 
St.    Feter's    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C; 

Sister  Superior. 
Steubenville  Business  College;  bus.   and  sten.; 
J.   T.   Thompson.    Prea. 

TIFFIN,   Seneca  Co.,   pop.   10.989. 
College    of    Ursuline    Sisters;    girls'    boarding; 

R.    C;    Ursuline    Slaters.    Prlna. 
Heidelberg    Academy;    pn'p. ;    co-ed.;     A.    W. 

Ricksecker.    Prin. 
Heidelberg     Commercial     College;     bus.     and 

sten.;    C.    C.    Kennison.    Pres. 
Heidelburg    Theological    Seminary;    theo. ;    co- 
ed.;  David   Van   Horn.   Pres. 
Heidelberg  University:  cul.;  co-ed.;   Reformed: 

est.    IS.'St);    Rev.    Charles    E.    Miller.    Pres. 
St.    Francis    Academy;    prop.;    co-ed.;    R.    C; 

Sister   Superior. 
St.    Mary's    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C. ; 

Sister  Superior. 
TOLEDO,   Lucas   Co.,    pop.    181.822. 

Davis   Business   College;    bus.    and    sten.;    eat. 

1882:    Tlnirber    P.    Davis.    Principal. 
Emmanuel     Academy;     pr(>p. ;     co-ed.;     Luth. 

Principal. 
Good  Shepherd  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C. 

Sister    Superior. 
St.     John's    Academy;     prep.;     co-ed.;     Evan 

Luth.;    Principal. 
St.    Louis'    Academy;    prep.;     co-ed.;     R.    C. 

Sister  Superior. 
St.    Mark's    Academy;     prep.;      co-ed.;    Evan 

Lath.;  Principal. 
St.    Patrick's  Academy;   prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C. 

Sister  Superior. 
St.   Stephen's  Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.;   R.    C. 

Sister  Superior. 
Toledo    Conservatory    of    Music;    mus. ;    Brad 

ford    Mills.    Director. 
Toledo    Medical    College;    med.;    reg. ;    co-ed 

est.  1882;  Wm.  A.   Dickey,  A.   M.,  M.   D., 


Dean. 
Toledo    Normal    and    Training    School;    nor.; 

women;   est.    1893;   Mrs.    Klvene   C.    Hard, 

Prln. 
Trinity  Academy;   prep.;  co-ed.;   Evan.   Luth.; 

Principal. 
Ursuline   Convent  of  the  Sacred  Heart;   girls' 

boarding;  R.  C. ;  Mother  Superior,  Prin. 

TREMONT   CITY,   Clarke  Co.,   pop.    478. 
Western  Normal  University;  normal;   private; 
co-ed.;   B.  L.  Barr,  Pres. 

URBANA,   Champaign   Co.,   pop.   G.SOS. 

Curry  School  (colored);  prep,  and  Indust. ; 
co-ed.;  eat.  1S89;  Elmer  W.  B.  Curry, 
President. 

Moore's  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
eat.    ISJMJ;    J.    W.    Moore,    Principal. 

Urbana  University;  prep.;  co-ed.;  New 
Church  (Swedenborgian);  John  H.  Wil- 
liams,   A.    M.,    Dean. 

URICHSVILLE,    Tuscarawas   Co.,    pop.    4,582. 
Urichsville-Dennison     Business     College;     bus. 
and     sten.;     est.     1807;     Mrs.     Belle     Mc- 
Min.«n.    Prin. 

VERNON  JUNCTION,    Richland   Co.,    pop.    178. 
Sacred  Heart  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.   C; 
Slater   Superior. 

WARREN,   Trumbull  Co.,   pop.  8.529. 
Bryant,  Stratton  and  Smith  Business  College; 
bus.   and  sten.;  Geo.  H.   St.  John.  Pres. 

WESTERVILLE,   Franklin  Co.,   pop.   1.462. 
Otterbein  University;  col.;   co-ed.;  U.   B. ;  est. 
1S47:    Lewis    B(M>kwalter.    A.    M.,    D.    D., 
President. 

School's  announcement.  —  Departments: 
Preparatory.  Collegiate.  Music,  Art,  Busi- 
ness. An  excellent  Faculty,  comfortable 
recitation  rooms,  well  equipped  labora- 
tories, beautifully  furnished  halls  for  the 
four  literary  societies,  an  excellent  gym- 
nasium, a  beautiful  Christian  Association 
building,  art  studio,  music  conservatory 
and  a  science  building.  The  work  of  the 
Y.  M.  C.  A.  and  Y.  W.  C.  A.  organiza- 
tions Is  especially  helpful  in  the  religious 
life  of  the  students.  It  is  a  Christian 
College  and  thoroughly  up-to-date  in  its 
departments  of  work. 

WEST  FARMINOTON.   Trumbull  Co.,   pop.  516. 
Western  Reserve  Seminary;  prep.;   co-ed.;  M. 
E.    So.:    est.    1828;    H.    B.    Allen.    A.    M.. 
B.    D..    Pres. 

WILBERFORCE,   Oreene   Co.,   pop.   161. 

Payne  Theological  Seminary  of  Wilberforoe 
University  ( colored  K  theol. ;  co-ed.;  A. 
M.  K. :  eat.  1801:  Rev.  George  F.  Wood- 
son,   Dean. 

Wilberforoe  University  (colored);  col.;  co-ed.; 
A.  M.  E. :  est.  1850.  Joshua  H.  Jones, 
LL.    D..    Pres. 

WILMINGTON,    Clinton  Co.,   pop.   3.613. 

Wilmington  College;  col.;  co-ed.;  Friends; 
est.  1870;  James  B.  Unthand.  M.  S.. 
Prea. 

WOODSFIELD,   Monroe  Co.,   pop.   1.801. 
St.    Sylvester's    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R. 
C. ;   Sister  Superior. 


182 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


OHIO. 


OHIO. 


W008TER,  Wayne  Co.,   pop.  6,063. 

St.    Mary's   J^demy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C; 

Sister  Superior. 
ITaiTenity  of   Wooitar;   col.;    co-ed.;    Presb.; 

est.    1870;    Rey.    Louis    Edward    Holden, 

Pres. 
Tooum*!    Bizler    Business    College;    bos.    and 

sten.;   O.  M.   Tocam,   Pres. 

ZEVIA,   Oreen  Co.,   pop.  8,696. 
Xenia  Theologioal  Seminary;   theo.;   men;   W. 
6.    Moorehead.    Pres. 

YELLOW  8FRIN08,   Greene   Co.,   pop.    1,371. 
Antiooh   College;   col.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.;    est. 
1853;    Kov.  Stephen  F.   Wofiton,   Pres. 


YOUVOSTOWH,    Mahoning   Co.,    pop.    44,888w 
Baldwin    Kindergarten    Training    Behool;    nor. 

kind.;    women;    est.    1892;    Miss   Mary    8. 

Morf^an,    Principal. 
Browne's   Bosiaess    College;    bos.    and    sten.; 

J.   C.   Browne,    Pres. 
Exoelsior   Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

est.    1901;    J.    E.    Slindee.    Manager. 

est.    1892;    Short   Bros.,    Proprietors. 
Hall's    Business    TTniversity;    bus.    and   sten.; 

Edwin   A.   Hall,    Pres. 

ZANESVILLE,   Muskingum   Co.,    pop.    23.S38. 
Meredith    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.r 

est.    19(H):    R.   L.   Mer(>dith,    Pros. 
Putnam  Etominary;  closed. 


OKLAHOMA  TERRITORY. 

Population,  398,831.    School  census,  i62,8qp.     School  age,  6-21. 

Oklahoma  is  the  thirty-eighth  of  the  states  and  territories  of  the  Union  in 
point  of  population,  having  a  total  of  398,831  inhabitants,  of  whom  367,524,  or  92.3 
per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number,  15,604,  or  3.9  per  cent,  are  foreign  born. 
The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  is  5.5  per  cent,  the  territory 
ranking  twentieth  in  this  respect.  The  educational  system  of  the  territory  is  as  fol- 
lows  * 

TERRITORIAL  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

L.  W.  Baxter,  Territorial  Superintendent  and  ex  officio  Territorial  Auditor.  .Guthrie 

E.  P.  McCabe,  Deputy  Auditor Guthrie 

TERRITORIAL  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

D.  R.  Boyd,  President  Territorial  University,  President Norman 

F.  H.  Umholtz,  President  Central  State  Normal Edmond 

L.  W.  Baxter,  Territorial  Superintendent,  Secretary ,. Guthrie 

E.  S.  Vaught,  Superintendent  City  Schools Oklahoma  City 

G.  D.  Moss,  County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction .Kingfisher 

PUPILS'  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

R.  H.  EwiNG,  Principal  High  School,  President Oklahoma  City 

Mrs.  Mary  D.  Couch,  County  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction, 

Secretary   Oklahoma  City 

John  Davis,  Professor  English,  Northwestern  Normal  School Alva 

TERRITORIAL  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

R.  V.  Temming Chandler 

Wn^LiAM  Z.  Smith,  Secretary Hobart 

E.   B.  Nelson,   Treasurer- Lawton 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS.      p^p.  ^^ 

(bounty.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  County. 

Beaver    Ella  Baker   Beaver  City  3,061 

Blaine    Nellie   J.    Pratt   Watonga    10,658 

Caddo    Maude  E.  Waldeman Anadarko    

Canadian    W.   E.   Bickford    El  Reno    15.981 

Cleveland     P.  B.   Swank   Norman     16.388 

Comanche    E.  B.  Nelson   Lawton    

Custer    Milton   Benjamin    Arapahoe     12,264 

Day    T.    C.    Moore Grand     2,173 

Dewey    E.    M.    Frost    Taloga    8.819 

Garfield    George  Ralney   Enid    22,076 

Grant    J.  A.  Alderson   Pond  Creek   17.273 

Greer    J.   E.   Taylor Mangum    17,922 


184 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


OKLAHOMA   TERRITORY. 


OKLAHOMA   TERRITORY. 


County. 


Superintendent's   Name. 


Address. 


Kay    Alfred   Kersey    Newkirk    

Kingfisher     George    E.    Moore Kingfisher    

Kiowa    W.    P.    Stewart    Hobart     

Lincoln    O.    F.    Hayes .* Chandler  

Logan     .* G.   W.    Derrick   Guthrie    

Noble     J.  E.   Ferrler Perry     

Oklahoma     I^iura   M.   Whistler Oklahoma  City 

Pawnee    W.  R.  Robinson Pawnee    

Payne     Sarah   Carson    Stillwater     

Pottawattomle    R.  E.  Waller   Tecumseh     

Roger   Mills    Rufus  Harris   Cheyenne     

Washita     Robert  L.  Knie Cordell     

Woods    Mrs.  W.  H.  McGreevy Alva     

Woodward    J.    A.   Dixon    Woodward     


Pop.  of 
(bounty. 

...22.530 
. .  .18.501 


.27.007 
.26.56-i 
.14.015 
.25.915 
.12.366 
.20.909 
.26.412 
.  6.190 
.15.001 
.34.975 
.  7.469 


HIGHER   INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


ALVA,   Woods  Co.,   pop.    1.400. 
Northwestem  Territorial   Normal   School;   nor- 
mal: stiite:   co-ed.;  est.    1897;  Thomas  W. 
Conway,   Pros. 

EDMONO,   Oklahoma  Co.,   pop.   965. 
Central  State   Normal   School;   normal;    state; 
co-ed.;  Frederick  H.    Umholtz.  Pres. 

OTTTHRIE,   Loeran  Co.,   pop.  10.006. 
Capital  City  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 

CKt.    1SJ»:J:    E.    J.    NelsrMi.    Principal. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;   R.  C; 
Mother    Mary   Joseph,    Prln. 

HAMMON,   Custer   Co.,    pop.    .31. 

Red  Moon  Boarding  School;  (iov't.  school  for 
Indlann;  co-«'d. ;  W.  II.  Bllsh.  Snp<»rln- 
tendent. 

HASTINGS. 

South  West  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Cong.; 
«>at.  1JH14;  Dwlght  K.  INirter.  A.  B.. 
Principal. 

KINGFISHER,   Kingfisher  Co.,    pop.   2,301. 
Kingfisher     College;     prep.;      co-ed.;      Cong.; 
Julius    Temple    House.    Prin. 

LANGSTON,   Logan   Co.,    pop.    251. 
Colored   Agricultural   and   Normal   University; 
normal;    state;    co-ed.;    Inman     E.    Page, 
Pres. 
Holy  Family  College    (colon-.h :   prop.;   co-ed.: 


R.  C:  est.   1802;  Rev.  Father  J.  Anceaux. 
Director. 

LAWTON,  Comanche  Co.,  pop.   10.147. 

Lawton  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  efit. 
19(»2;   W.   F.   Blanchet.    Principal. 

NORMAN,   Cleveland  Co.,   pop.  2,225. 
University   of   Oklahoma;    unlv. ;    co-ed.;    Ter> 
ritory;  est.  1892;  David   R.   Boyd,  A.   M.. 


University  of  Oklahoma,  Fharmaoentioal  De- 
partment; phar. ;  co-ed.;  est.  1894;  Ed- 
win  De   Barr.   Dean. 

OKLAHOMA,  Oklahoma  Co.,  pop.  10.037. 

Draughon's    Practical    Business    College;    bus. 

and   sten.;   J.    F.    Draughon,    Pres. 
Fpworth  University:  col.:   (H>-ed. ;   Metb.;  est. 

19(^:    II.   B.    McSwain.    M.    A..   I*roHldent. 
Oklahoma    City    Business    College;    bus.    and 

sten.;    J.    W.    Butcher,    Pres. 

STILLWATER,   Payne   Co..   pop.   2431. 

Oklahoma  Agricultural  and  Mechanical  Col- 
lege; agri.  and  mech.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
est.  1891;  Angelo  G.  Scott.  M.  A..  LU 
M..    Pres. 

TONKA WA.    Kay   Co.,    iK»p.   707. 
University   Preparatory    School    of    Oklahoma; 
prep.:   ro-cd. :    non-sort.:   est.    1902;   J.   II. 
Kcllf'y.     Pn>!<ld»*n*. 


OREGON. 

Population,  413,536.     School  census,  112,047.     School  age,  4-20. 

Oregon  is  the  thirty-fifth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  413,536  inhahitants,  of  whom  394,582,  or  95.4  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number,  53,861,  or  13  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of 
the  entire  population  is  ss  P^r  cent,  the  state  ranking  sixth  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE    SUPERINTENDENT'S   OFFICE. 
J.   H.   AcKERMAN,   State  Superintendent  of   Public  Instruction Salem 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Geo.   E.   Chamberlain,   Governor   Salem 

F.  I.  Dunbar,  Secretary  of  State Salem 

J.  H.  Ackerman,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Salem 

STATE   BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

I.    W.    Pratt Portland  E.    B.    Conklin Pendleton 

Frank    Rigler    Portland  L.    H.    Baker Salem 

D.    W.    YoDER Sumpter  N.    L.    N arregan Medford 

Thos.   M.  Gatch    Corvallis  J.   A.  Churchill Baker  City 

J.  S.  Landers Tlie  Dalles 

STATE   SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS. 

Geo.   E.   Chamberlain Salem 

V.  I.  Dunbar -. .  Salem 

Chas.  S.  Moore Salem 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

H.  W.  Scott Portland 

Wm.  M.  Ladd Portland 

Wm.   Colvig    Jacksonville 

C.  A.  JoH Ns Baker  City 

P.  L.  Campbeli Eugene 

Oregon  has  a  state  uniformity  law,  enacted  February  21,  1893,  tlie  adoptions 
being  under  the  control  of  the  above-named  commission  appointed  by  the  Governor 
of  the  state.  Books  are  adopted  for  a  period  of  six  years,  the  last  adoption  being 
July  8,  1901. 

STATE   READING   CIRCLE   BOARD. 

Oregon  has  no  State  Reading  Circle  Board,  but  has  a  district  law  aiding  school 
libraries. 


186 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORT 


OBEOON. 


OREGON, 


STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

(Western  Division.) 

D.  A.  Grout,  President Portland 

E.  V.  LiTTLEFiELD,  Ftrst  Vice-P resident McMinnville 

B.  F.  MuLKEY,  Second  Vice-President Ashland 

G.  W.  Jones,  Secretary Salem 

Caroline  Barnes,  Treasurer Portland 


County. 


COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS. 

Superintendent's  Name.  Address. 


No.  of 
Districts. 


Baker   J.  -A.  Payton   Baker   City   58 

Benton  George  W.   Denman   CorvalUs   60 

Clackamas     J.   C.    Zlnser   Oregon  City   120 

Clatsop    H.  S.   Lyman  Astoria   86 

Columbia     I.    H.    Copeland    Houlton   56 

Coos     W.   H.   Bunch    McKlnley    75 

Crook    William  BoegU  Prlnevllle   41 

Curry    William  S.  Guerln  Langlols    26 

Douglas    F.    B.    Hamlin    Roseburg     127 

Gillian     W.    R.    Neal    Condon   36 

Grant    H.   C.   Mack   Long  Creek  44 

Harney    J.  C.   Bartlett   Drewsey    29 

Jackson     P.    H.   Dally    Jacksonville   83 

Josephine    Lincoln   Savage    Grants  Pass  44 

Klamath    C.    R.   DeLap   Klamath   Falls   30 

Lake    J.   Q.   Willlts    Lakevlew   20 

Lane    William   W.   Miller  Eugene    167 

Lincoln    George    Bethers    Toledo  53 

Linn    W.   G.   Jackson    Albany    117 

Malheur    B.    L.    Mllllgan    Ontario    36 

Marion     E.   T.    Moores    Salem     114 

Morrow     J.    W.    Shipley    Heppner    46 

Multnomah    R.  F.  Robinson   Portland    58 

Polk     C.    L.    Starr    Dallas   65 

Sherman     ^^^    H.    Ragsdale    Morro    32 

Tillamook    George    B.    Lamb    Tillamook  48 

ITmatllla     J.   F.   Nowlln   Pendleton    107 

Union    E.    E.    Bragg    Union    54 

Wallowa     J.    C.    Conley    Joseph  49 

Washington     C.   L.  Gilbert   The  Dalles    72 

Wasco    H.    A.    Ball    Hillsboro    97 

Wheeler    Charles    Royae    Wagner   69 

Yamhill   E.   V.    Littlefleld   McMinnville  87 


HIGHER   INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


ALBANY,   Linn   Co.,    pop.    3.140. 
Academy    of   Our    Lady    of    Perpetual    Light; 

prep.;    co-ed.;     R.    C. ;    Sister    Mary    An- 

selma.    O.    S.    B. 
Albany     College;     col.;     co-ed.;     Presb. ;     est. 

1866;   Wallace  Howe  Lee,  A.  M.,  Prln. 

ASHLAND,  Jackson  Co.,   pop.   2.634. 

Ashland   Commercial   Collere;   bun.   and   sten.; 

oHt.    1004:    P.    RItnor.    PrinHpal. 
Southern    Oregon    State    Normal    School;    nor- 
mal; state;  co-od.;  W.  M.  Clayton,  A.  B., 
Pres. 

BAKER  CITY,  Baker  Co.,   pop.   6.663. 

Eastern  Oregon  Commercial  College;  bus.  and 

Bten.;   est.   1902;  M.   O.   Perry.   Prin. 
St.   Frances  Academy  and   College;  prep.;   co- 
ed.;   R.    C;    Sister    Mary    Cupertino. 

CORVALLIS.   Benton   Co.,    pop.    1.810. 

Oregon  State   Agricultural  College;   agri. ;   co- 
ed.;  state;   est.   1870;   Thomas  M.   Oatch. 


A.   M.,    Ph.    D.,    Pres. 
Oregon  Agricultural  College,   Conno  la  Fbar- 
macy;    phar.;    co-ed.;    est.    1880;    A.    L. 
Klnsely.    Dean. 

DALLAS.   Folk   Co.,   pop.    1.600. 
Dallas  College;  col.;   co-ed.;   Un.  Eyang.;  est. 
inoo;    Rev.   C.   C.   Poling.    Ph.    D.,   Pres. 
School's     announcement. — Dallas     College 
offers  advantagcR  for  a   liberal.  Chrlitlan 
education,    second    to    none    of    Its    kind. 
Good,     healthful     location:     good,     strong 
faculty:    expenses    reduced    to    minimum;, 
excellent       dormitory       prlTlleges;       well 
equipped    gymnasium.      Located    60    mllcn 
south    of    Portland    on    the    S.    P.    R.    R. 
For    Information,    address    the    President. 

DRAIN.    Douglas   Co.,    pop.    193. 
Central  Oregon   State  Normal  School;  normal; 
state;    co-ed.;    est.    18%;    W.    H.    Demp- 
ster,  Pros. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


187 


OREGON. 


OBBGON. 


EITOEVE,   Lane  Co.,   pop.    3.236. 

Eugene  Divinity  School;   thool.;  co-ed.;  Chria- 
tlau;   est.    189.5;    Rov.    Eugene   C.    Sander- 
son,   LL.    I).,    President. 
VniTortity    of    Oregon;    unlT. ;    state;    co-ed.; 
est.   1876.     P.   L.   Campbell,    A.   B.,   Pres. 

F0BE8T   GROVE,   Washington   Co.,   pop.    1.096. 

Faoiflo    University;    col.;    co-ed.;    Gong.;    est. 

1864;    William    N.    Ferrin,    LL.    D.,    Pres. 

JACXSONYILLE,   Jackson   Co.,    pop.    653. 

St.    Mary's    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    R.    C; 
Sister   M.    Laurentla,   Prln. 

LEBANON,   Linn   Co.,    pop.   022. 

Santiam     Academy;     prep.;     co-ed.;     M.     E.; 
S.    A.    Randle,    Prln. 

LA  GRAITDE,   Union  Co.,  pop.   2.991. 

Sacred  Heart  Academy;  prep.;   co-ed.;   R.    G. ; 
Sister    M.    Euphrasia.    Prln. 

McMnrNTVILLE,    Yamhill   Co.,   pop.    1.420. 
McMinnville  College;  col.;   co-ed.;   Bapt. ;  est, 
1858;    A.   M.    Brumback,   A.    M..    Pres. 

MOmCOlTTH,   Folk  Co.,  pop.  606. 

State  Normal    School;    normal;    state;    co-ed.; 
E.   D.   Ressler,   A.   M.,   Pres. 

MOUNT  ANOEL,   Marion   Co.,    pop.   537. 
Mount  Angel   Academy;   prep.;   co-ed.;    R.  G. ; 

Mother   M.    Bernanline,    O.    S.    B.,    Prln. 
Mount  Angel   College;  boys'  boarding;    R.    G.; 

est.   1887;    Rev.    I-rowIn    Kpp<»r,    President. 

NEWBERO,   Yamhill  Co.,   pop.  945. 
Faciflc    College;     col.;    co-ed.;     Friends;     est. 
1801;   H.   E.    McGrew,   A.   M.,   Pres. 

PENDLETON,    Yumatilla   Co.,    pop.    4.406. 

Fendleton    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

est.   19JK);   E.   M.   Churchill.  Prin. 
St.  Joseph's  Academy  and  College;  prep.;  co- 
ed.;    R.     G.;     Mother     Mary     Stanislaus, 
Prln. 

FHILOMATH,  Benton  Co.,  pop.   343. 

Fhilomath    College;    col.;    co-ed.;    U.    B. ;    est. 
1867;    1.     E.    Caldwell,    M.    A.,    President. 

PORTLAND,    Multnomah   Co.,    pop.    90.420. 
Behnke-Walker    Business    College;     bus.     and 

sten.:    H.    W.    Behnke.    Pres. 
Bishop    Scott    Academy;    bojs'    boarding;     P. 

E.;  est.   1870;    Arthur  C.   Newill.   Prln. 
Columbia   University;   col.;   men.:    R.   G. ;   est. 

1901;    Rev.    M.    A.    Qulnlan,    M.    A..    Pres. 
Hill  Military  Academy;  mil.:  boyn;   non-sect.; 

est.    1001:   J.    W.    Hill,    M.    D..    Principal. 
Holmes'    English   and    Business    College;    bus. 

and    sten.;     Mrs.     G.     Holmes     Lawrence. 

Pres. 


North    Faciflc   Dental   College;    dent.;    co-ed.; 

est.    1803;    Herbert   G.    Miller.    M.    D.,    D. 

D.   S..    Dean.   141   W.   Park  St. 
Fortland     Academy;     prep.;     co-ed.;     Presb.; 

S.   R.  Johnston.   J.   R.   Wilson,  Prlns. 
Fortland    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

A.    P.    Armstrong,    LL.    B.,    Prln. 
St.    Helen's    Hall;    girls*    boarding;    P.     E.; 

Eleanor    Tlbbetts,    Ph.    D..    Prln. 
St.     Mary's     Academy     and     College;     girls' 

boarding;     R.     C.;     Sister    Mary     Flavla, 

Prln. 
University    of    Oregon,    Medical    Department; 

mcd.;    reg. ;    co-ed.;   est.    1887;   S.    E.    Jo- 

sephi,   M.    D.,    Dean. 
University   of   Oregon,    School  of   Law.;    law; 

co-ed.;    est.    1884;    Richard    H.    Thornton. 

Dean. 

ROSEBURO,   Douglas   Co.,   pop.    1.690. 

Rosehurg  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.; 
Charles  T.    Whittlesey.    Prln. 

ST.   FAUL.   Marion   Co.,   pop.   143. 

St.  Paul's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  G.; 
est.  1863;  Sister  Rosalind  of  the  S.  H., 
Superior. 

SALEM,    Marion   Co.,   pop..    4.268. 

Capital  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
W.    I.    Staley.    Pres. 

Sacred  Heart  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  G. ; 
est.    1864;    Sister   Mary   Stephen,    Prin. 

Willamette  University;  nnlv. ;  co-ed.;  M.  B.; 
est.  1844;  John  Hamline  Coleman.  D.  D., 
Pres. 

Willamette  University,  Law  Department; 
law;  co-ed.;  est.  1884;  John  W.  Rey- 
nolds.  A.    M..   LL.    B..   Acting  Dean. 

Willamette  University,  Medical  Department; 
med. ;  reg.;  men;  est.  1865;  W.  H.  Byrd. 
M.   D..   Dean. 

SODAVILLET  Linn  Co.,   pop.   178. 
Mineral  Springs  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Cumb. 
Presb.;   H.   E.  Morton,  Prln. 

THE  DALLES,  Wasco  Co.,  pop.  3542. 

St.  Mary's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  G. ; 
est.    1865;   Sister   M.    Geraldine.    Prin. 

TILLAMOOK,   Tillamook  Co.,   pop.   834. 
St.    Alphonsius    Academy;    prep.;    co-cd.;    R. 
G. ;    Sister   Mary    Clement,    Prln. 

WESTON,  Yumatilla  Co.,  pop.   626. 
Eastern  Oregon  State  Normal  School;  normal; 
state;    co-ed.;    Robert    G.    French,    B.    S.. 
Pres. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 

Population,  6,302,115.     School  census,  1,733,400.     School  age,  5-21. 

Pennsylvania  is  the  second  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  6,302,115  inhabitants,  of  whom  6.141,664,  or  97.5  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number,  982,543,  or  15.6  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illit- 
erary  of  the  entire  population  is  6.1  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-sixth  in  this 
respect.     The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Harrisburg 

Henry  IIouck,  Deputy  Superintendent Harrisburg 

John   Q.   Stewart,  Deputy   Superintendent Harrisburg 

A.  D.   Glenn,  Financial   Clerk Harrisburg 

M.  F.  Cass,  Recording  Clerk Harrisburg 

H.  II.  Fleischer,  Statistical  Clerk Harrisburg 

COLLEGE  AND  UNIVERSITY  COUNCIL. 

(Ex-Officio  Members.) 

Samuel  W.    Pennypacker,   Governor Harrisburg 

Hami»ton  L.  Carsgn,  Attorney-General Harrisburg 

Nathan  C.  Schaeffer,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Harrisburg 

MEMBERS  APPOINTED  BY  THE  GOVERNOR. 

C.   C.   Harriscn,  University  of   Penns>'lvania,  Provost Philadelphia 

George  W.  Atherton,  President  State  College State  College 

J.  D.  Moffat,  President  Washington  and  Jefferson  College Washington 

Thomas  Messinger  Drown,  President  Lehigh  University South  Bethlehem 

Harvey  W.   McKnight,  President  Pennsylvania   College Gettysburg 

G.  M.  Philips.  Principal  State  Normal  School West  Chester 

Edward   Brooks,  City   Superintendent Philadelphia 

James  M.  Coichlin,  Superintendent Wilkes-Barre 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  n„.  ^, 

Coimty.  StiiMMintciKlfut's   Nnino.  Addrrss.  Districts. 

Adams    H.   M.   Roth   Oottysburg     34 

AlloKhcnv     Samuel    Hamilton    Rraddock     108 

Arm.stronp    J.O.Wolfe   Kolly     Station     46 

Beaver     Chostor   A.    Moore    Heaver     51 

Bedford     J.    Anson    Wright    Bedford     41 

Berks    Eli     M.     Rajip     Haml)nrg     57 

Blair    T.    S.    Davis    Altoona     28 

Bradford    Herbert  S.   Putnam    Towanda    69 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


189 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


County. 


Superintcndout's   Nuiuc 


Address. 


No.  of 
Districts. 


Bucks     A.   S.    Martin   Doylestown    49 

Butler    Howard    I.    Painter    Butler  54 

Cambria     H.    T.  Jones    Kbensburg    54 

Cameron    Mattle  M.  Collins   Driftwood    8 

Carbon     James  J.   Bevan   Mauch    Chunk    24 

Centre    C   L,.   Gramley    Rebersburg    34 

Chester    George    W.    Moore    Ercildoun     74 

Clarion    L..    L.    Himes    Clarion     37 

Clearfield     E.    C.    Shields    Clearfield    51 

Clinton     Ira    N.    McCloskey    Lock  Haven   31 


Columbia    \Vm.    W.    Evans    Bloomsburg 

Crawford     John   D.    Goodwin    Meadville   .. 

Cumberland   J.    Kelso   Green    Carlisle    

Dauphin     H.    V.    B.   Garver   Middletown 

Delaware     A.  G.   C.   Smith   Media    

Elk 


Indiana    J. 

Jefferson    R. 

Juniata     H. 

Lackawanna    J. 

Lancaster    M. 

Lawrence    R. 


32 

65 

3U 

38 

42 

.J.    W.    Sweeney    Saint   Mary's    13 

"  38 

41 

10 

19 

12 

24 

49 


Erie    Samuel  B.   Bayle    Waterford 

Fayette     John    S.    Carroll    Dunbar    , 

Forest    E.    E.   Stitzinger    Nebraska   

Franklin     L.     F.    Benchoff    Rouzerville  

Fulton    C.    E.    Barton    McConnellsburg 

Greene     John  C.   Stewart  Jefferson    


Huntingdon    Jamt^s  G.  Dell  Huntingdon    

T.   Stewart   Indiana    35 

B.  Teitrick   Brookville    34 

C.  Klinger    Oriental   17 

C.    Taylor    Scranton     39 

J.    Brecht    I^ancaster    60 

G.   Allen   New    Castle    27 

Lebanon    John  W.  Snoke  Annville    21 

Lehigh     Alvin   Rupp   Allentown    26 

Luzerne    Frank  P.    Hopper   Wilkes-Barre     74 

Lycoming    Gardner    B.    Mllnor Muncy    53 

McKean    John    E.    Myers    Smethport    21 

Mercer     James    S.    Fruit    Mercer    49 

Mifflin     Samuel    T^.    Hanawalt    I^ewistown    14 

Monroe    Horace  L.  AValter  Stroudsburg  20 

Montgomery    J.    Horace   Landis    Conshohocken    61 

Montour    Charles    W.    Derr    Washingtonville     12 

Northampton     H.    K.    Bender    East   Bangor    37 

Northumberland    Benjamin   Apple    Sunbury    35 

Perry    Ezra   H.    Bryner   New    Bloomfield    30 

Pike    I^ucian    Westbrook    Dingman's   Ferry   11 

Potter     Otis    A.    Kilbourn    Coudersport     ...* 31 

Schuylkill    G.    W.   Weiss   Schuylkill   Haven    80 

Snyder     George    W.    Walborn    Freeburg    18 

Somerset    Daniel  W.   Seibert   Somerset    44 

Sullivan    M.    R.    Black    Forksville 13 

Susquehanna     Charles    E.    Moxley    Hallstead     43 

Tioga     W.    R.    Longstreet    Mansfield     41 

TTnion    Daniel  P.   Stapleton   T^ewisburg    15 

Venango   B.   V.    Riddle    Franklin     35 

Warren     Orlo  J.  Gunning   Warren  31 

65 

30 

71 

31 

67 


Washington     Frank  R.   Hall   Washington 

Wayne    D.    I^.     Hower     Honesdale     .. 

Westmoreland     W.    W.    Ulerlch    Grecnsburg    . 

Wyoming     Frank  H.  Jarvis  Tunkhannock 

York    D.   H.   Gardner   York    . 


HIGHER   INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


ACADFHTA,  Juniata   Co.,  pop.   18G. 
Tusoarora    Academy;    prop.;    on-pd. 
Ida    M.    Barton.    M.    A..    Prln. 


non-sect. 


ALLE6HAKT,    Alleghany    Co.,    pop.    120.806. 
Alleghany   Preparatory    School;    prop.;    ro-od.; 
non-8tMt.:     ost.     isus;     Wiliix.t     K.     Joiios, 
Head    Master. 


Avery  College  Trade  School;  tech.;  orved. ; 
est.    1840;    Joseph    D.    Mahoney,    Supt. 

Barclay  Hall  School  for  Girls:  girls'  board- 
ing; non-soot.;  Nannio  G.  Barclay,  M.  S., 
M.    L..    Prin. 

Park  Institute;  prop.;  co-od. ;  non-sect.;  Chas. 
R.   Coffin   and  W.    D.    Rowan,    Prlns. 

Reformed  Presbyterian   Theological   Seminary; 


PATTERSOB'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIRECTOaY 


PXmiBTLTAXIA. 


Wwun    0*lnnitT    c 


,    LL.    D.,    Ctanrrbw, 


AXTOOWA,   Blair  Co..   pop.   3S.I(T3. 
Allsas*  BniiDeH  CoUaca:  bm,  iikd 

Z*th    Bsbooli    boo.    and    •(«■.;    <l. 


Bnimriilla     Sckonl  i     prrp 


ABMAOH.  Indluu  Co., 

Arautfh    Aoadvmj:    pi 

C.    A.    Complwll.  I 


KALA.   Suburb  or  PbiUdalpbia. 

Iflu  Bo»r->   Bobool   [r   Oiib:   glrli 


Bwnr    CaUofci     ml.:     [v>«l.;     U.     R.; 
tB&3:   Rei.    Arlbur  Hnpln,    A,    M., 
BIATEB   FALU,  Bwnr  Oa„   pup.   lO.oM 


ll<»T*  CiilUc*;  ml.: 


J.   V.  Ili>ilii'«.  J.   R.  Hncbeo,   Prill*. 
BEKKYBBUBQ,   Diupbio   Co.,    pop.   SM. 
BanrlbDri  Ao«d«inj;  pMp. :  to-til.;  h-m-iprt. 

BEXWIOS,    CotumliU   Oo..  |ior.  3.010, 
IHoklOD'*   Buiinoi*   OiUsf*!   tniH.    Hiiil     strn. 
Ari'blbald  Dlvknon,   FrlD, 
BETHLEHEM.  XntluuapUn  Co.,  pop.  T.XaS. 


PESSBYLVAJilA. 


■oaiot—    PnfuM«T    Bebul;    bofs'    b«ud- 

lB«;    Epta.r   a.    A.   FucTlDc.    "     "      — 
M_>Tiu  Ooltat*    [-■—■■ 


^ 


D.  »..  U  H.  D.. 
.    B«o'.   Pria. 


BIRMDIGaAM.  anntiucdan  C 

bonnlLEu;;   A.   R.   <:rler. 
BLAIRSTILLX.    IndiAn*    Co., 

BlElriTilIe    Collan;     glrli' 


BBADDOCK,  AUoEliaj  Co..  pop.  Ii 
OflnnAn  LvCbama  B^ool;  pr^.; 

BXODHEADSTILLE.  MouH  Co.,  I 

Baldnn'i 

boordLns;    Bon- •,.,■!, ; 

Brra   Kbvt  OoUot*;    w 
Sbi^T'i    School     tot    I 


.   Pb.   D..  LL.  D.. 


Wrirbt'i  Bobool,  Miui  [Irla'  boarding;  prop.; 


BirSTLETOir,    mbnib 
St.    Lak*'i    Bonrdiiii 

bnirdlof;     r.     e 


BUTLEB.  1 

Butlei  Bi 


I  CoU«p 


S.    Nnu,    Fb.    D,. 
Co..    pop.    Z,TU. 


CALIF  OXNIA.   WuhlDftog   C 
aoutbvaitrni    But*    Nana 

CAirOMSBUBG.     WaibinCtOB 

Jitfarun    Asdemr;    prfp.; 

CAftBOMBI.ACK,  Bailor  Co.. 


CASBONSALE,  LukanDM  Co.,  pup.  Ig.fiat. 
Cu-boEdAle    Gsmmotalal    IniUtuta:      btM.    ml 
.ten.:  i-«.  IDou;  W,   A.  F.  B™lt.  Prln, 
CARLISLE,    Cumborlknd  Co..  i»p.  a.BM. 
G*rUiU    ConunsrcUl    Bobool  i    bna.    and   ilcB. 

.-■t.    IJUT.',    J.ilu.    a.    b.iiE.    PrluctpiL 
Cullalo     Indiui     IndiutrlEl      -  -     ■-      -— ' 


1      Bobool;     aatt.  I 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AHD  CAKADA. 


PESNBYLTANIA. 


PSHSSYLVAWIA. 


'npantorj    Boboal^ 


DOYLESTDWir.    Buflkl    Co.. 


OHAMBESflBURO,   FnmUin   Co.,    pop.    I 
OhEmbflnbuTf  Aoi-dflmj;   hnye'  banTdlu 

I^itln  School,  Tho;  prep.;  ra-rf,;  im 
Pnpirtterj  Sabaol;  prep.;  co-ed.;  nn 
WIIWB  CallB(e|   glrla'   bonrdlni;   PrvHl 


DKY  RUM,  FruUiD  Co., 


EABTOM.   Msrtbunpton  Co.,    pop,   : 


^■toB    Boh«I    of 
Boms    BoudlSE    I 


CHESTER,   Dslmwftra   Cr>.,    pop,   Sa.BUt 
OhoiUr     AoidBmj;     prep.;     ro-i«l. ; 

GL-orffe    Gilbert.     Trtn. 
FflbuyliruiA  lHHtiry  Co11«cb;  mllLI 

BlMpsr'i    Sohool    of    Stanofniihr ; 


mepb   ! 


lutitaU   for   Oolond 

M..   r'rlDi-n'uil- 
C]I.AHIOir,   CluisB 


Lor.   Prln 


£AV  CLAtBE,  Butlor  Co.,  pop.  1 
-  .u  Clslra  AoidHor:  prep.;  cu- 
A.  W.  Ki-lli.  A.  M.,  Prill. 
EBXBBBDRO,  OimbrtK  Co.,  piip. 
lanibuiE    Nornul    BohMl;    uoi 


OUrlan   BUts  Moniul  Behool; 


C0I.1THBIA.  Lana 


CORST.   EHa  Oa.,   pop.    G.SOS. 

00117  BoilBHi    Collsfe!    bus.    I 
H.  Griga.   Prei. 
CBEUOX,   Cambtli  Co..   pup.   M 

AAouiit  Aloyilu  AsadoniT;  glrlii 

DARUMfiTON,   Dolanro   Co..    p 


PATXERSOH'S   COLLEGE  ANt)   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


PBHirSYI.TANU. 

PfiNArarLVAWM. 

LH.-     J       C 

«.'c(.;    (;.s..    W.    IKTllblLH.    Prln. 

Millar   Mifhl    Bohool;    [mfp.;    mrni    iiob*tI.-, 
«t.  ISW.;   1>,  J.  H.rl,  Siipt. 

ba.nUiWT 

ScliUTlkill   Sominur;    inuTi-d   lu  Rvidlne.    I'a. 
FStDONIA,   Mxrcer  Co..  p«p.   437. 

H«l.toii    Buiinu.    OdUai.;    Im.. 
PSI.    IS88:    I.   A.    Zlegler.   Scc'l. 

■  nil    aU-D.i 

.■m,    IMT;   r.    A.    fruit,   A.   B..    Pr«. 

..  Buoki  Ob.,   pop.  2T. 


OLElfVIIXE,    York    Co.,    pii],.    ITS. 
ai«D*llla  AMdamr;   prpp.;   ro-i-d.;  Lulh.;  rsl. 
ISlia;    E.    M,    Slolll,    A.    M..    rrlu. 
OREEHHBUBG.   VsitmonUod   On.,   pnp.   fl.SnS. 

Bt.  )oieph->  itmAmj';  girl.'  hoirlllni;   H.  C: 

SI>HT    Roup    Morlc    Prln. 
St.   Mut'i  Samiawy:   bojiii'  boanllnc   R,   C: 


Kirrliburg  Btuinui  Oollai*;   bus.   . 
HutUbmi  CoDumtwr  of  Hoiie;  i 


KUlrtlllODOW.   HimtlBidoii   Co.,    pop.    «.ao3. 

JunUU  CoUata:  <'i>1.;  i>d.l-<I.:  Brclbren;  «l. 
ISTfl;  H.  G.  BrnmbBUdi.  Ph.  D..  Pm. 
INDIAHA,   Indiaoa  Co.,    pap.   4.142. 

IniUui  Komial  SdIwoI  ef  Paiiuyl*uia;   n«r- 


Ro   U.    thiiTnli 
JOHKBTOWN,   CambHi  Cs.,   vp. 


Jano   P.    id 
KmOBTDH,    LuU 


Rrrr.rmfd; 
-Ji.    D..    D.    D,. 
i^lTaoUi    Buiu 


K.  I'hlllp«,  A.  M..  Prln- 
prrp. :  <:o-e<t, :  Frinda; 
0.,  pop.   3.BM. 

prrp.:    po-pd,:    u.    B.: 


Ltohmaklac  iaa-«d ; 
mv.    jviin    J.     BoinuB, 

1  AOKdamr;  prep.;  boji; 


uil     Bhortbuil    Ool- 


Bumd    Haut    JUmStrnji    (MrU 
St.  Mur'i  Aoadunr;  (Irla'  Ik 


nrdlrai    R. 

1 


OP  THB  UNITED  STATES  AHD  CANADA. 


PESHSYLVANIA. 


BUkr'i   lalacl  BobMl,    HiM:    ftrW   hotrOine: 

B,,  PrInV 
Xbnlstiul      SaniBUT      sf      tli*      ftifsniwd 

Tnta*  lutltDta,  TUi  bajra'  licwrdliic  I>.  E.; 
FivdPrii'li  G.rdliM-p.   Prin. 
LAMBDOWVE.  Daluran  Oa.,  pup,  £.830. 

Mt.  18S1S:  A,  PrlPh^tl  .'nrt  RDni'l).  WHght! 


LabAjiOD    Buaiflflu    CoIIbt*:     biu,    fend    sti 
Uriefa  Prints  Schofl.  Kiu;  prrp,;  (Irla:   i 
LEWIBBITBfi.  irnlnn'co,,  pop.  1.4ST. 


Buakoall  luUtuU;    pirg. 

I»M:   BTelln  SUntoa, 

Baoknall  VnlTanity!   iijI.  i 


LEWIBTOM.  Mifflin  Co., 


LIUCOLX  TnnTESBITT,   Ohs^ar  Cs.,  pop. 

LITITZ,  LUDUtsr  Co.,   pop.   1.S31. 
ttndu    Haill    BamiAur;    (Irli'    b«rdln( 


I   Miinnil  SslHKil; 


LoBd«B   Ontra   ITlandi'    Sclaot   SahoBli    pr^p. 
Knlir.*'l'riii. 
XAHAHOT  CITT,  BahurlkUl  Co.,  ptqi.  13.604. 
MdCum-i    Builssu    CoUeia;    boa.    and    alen. 


HAKSFIEU),  ^ 


IMulIu  finiineu  OsUa(ai  lius.  iiiil  • 

KcKeaipart   Biulnen  OoUafa!  bu.  < 

II£AI>VILLE,  Crawfard  Co..  pop.   lO.S 


Btatlwtea  Behovl  of 

■■adTllla  'Comnursu: 

Mil»    S,    I.     Bojil 

HsdTilla  Theolociul 


KECKAncOBUSO,       Cunbarlaiid 

Ininii  Facula  Oatlacal  (Irto'  boan 

.■■I.  ISM:   R,   B,   CanipbelL    PI 

Kut'i    Olaulaal    BahMl:    prpp.;    < 

•<-i^r.:  »i.  IMW^  r>.  B.  Kaat,  : 

XESU.   Delawua  Co.,  pnp.   a.OTS. 

Frianda'  Salaat  Bolisal:  prrp, :  ca-e 

KEBOEB,  Maroar  Ca.,  pop,  1,804. 
Xarsti  Aoadamjr  and  Botiaal  ef  II 

MERCEBBBVBO,   FisokUa   Co.,   po| 


Ifnj.vnj.E.  Oolnmbli  Ca.,  pop.  sa3. 

lUrhPl    Kniftbt,    n.    L..    Prill. 
UOUHT    PI.EA8AKT,    WaatraaraUiid    Co.,    pop. 
1,T45. 
Waalara     PanUTlnnla     Olauioil    ud    Boiu- 

C.   lll.on,   Prin,  "         '    "         "  ■•       • 

]nrBETBnLI.E,    WaitmaraUnd    Ca,.    pop.    ISB. 

Laird  InatitDtai  tloind, 
mntCX,  Lroomiiw  Co.,  pop.   1,034. 
Lyoomlnc  CiniDty  Kormal  Boliiul;  nucmal;  pri- 
vstr-;     ..i-r.l.;     -ft.     INTu;     llarria     .tIriB 
Sinllt,   A.   B.,  Pri.i.^LpuL. 
MYESBTOWK.  Ltbuaa  Ca,.  pop,   I.SB'I. 
Albritbt    CoUaca;    ml.:    co-ei.:    Dii.    Btidi.: 
nal.    I8S1;    Jimva    1),     W»udrlD(.    D.     II., 

XAZAXETB,  HorthaaiptoB  Co.,  pop.  3,S04. 

Sanrath    Hall    Militarr    Awdaray:    mllllarT; 
Muravloii;   Her.   8.  J.   BIbbi,  SppI, 
XEW   BERLIN.    ITflioB   Oo,,   pop.   0111, 

Oantnl    Panurlvania    OoUacai     raprgpil     Inla 

ISWl;  W.  11,'  IHrburgiT.  A.  B.,  PniildMil! 
VEW  BLOOKFIELD,  Parry  Co.,   pop,  TT3. 

NEWCASTLE,  Lawranu  Ca.,   pop.   3SJM> 
NewoutiB   Buiinau   CoUsfa;   hua.    ul   -—  ' 


VOKTH   £AST.    Elll 


co-ed.;  3.  C.  St.K-kdlll,  A.  M..  Pr 

OAX    UUIE,    nburb   ot   FUladalplite. 

ManbuH     BenlDArr;      Kiti*'     boordlnj 


0(Oiiti  Bahool  for  I 


delpbla     Tkeoliiclial     StmlBuj 


PEKNBBUBG,    Hon 


BIA,       7blUdelplilk       Co.,       pop. 


Ds    LuflBr    Bahool 

ITIn'.'   1120  Pin..  St 
Biiinitr   Bofaool   of   tlio   Fmtoiti 


EpUoopU  Aoidomy,  Xlui:  pre 
n.  KUpp.  HPidMaUfr, 

p.1   Dr.  WlllUn 
Lucuit  ind  Jonl- 

Fiankf 

Frten'di 

FHendi 

Td  Boliool  of  Bnilaau 
E.  llinor,   FHa.,  4 
Centm  Solutol;  prep. 

*.,    N.    151h    niid   Rm 
Boleot  Sohooli  pr.-p. 
bodoii:   J.    Henrr    Ba 

Kff  Uunwrrj. 
00    Gcrminloirii 

w. 

I.   z. 

...„.    Pre...    B 

Gibion'i    BohoB 
ainrd  00U«, 

,    Mill;    girls'    bnnnunc;    nan- 
Murgltet    S,     Ulb»p.     PrJo.. 

roT  Orphuu,  The;  bo^a-  mrd- 

Olrli-   floluwl    of  thB  MaiT  J.  Dnul  Kama; 

«IrlB-    iKUrdliie:    Lytb.;     Bei.    C.    Oocdel. 

flordon'i  Behool  tor  BirU,  Mlui  slrlo*  boud- 

doo!   Prlfi,.   4112  Spruce  St. 
Hthnwiumi   Hodio&I  Colloco!    mcd.:   hoi 

mva;    eit.    1848;    PemberloD    Uudter,    ui^ 

D..    U.    D..    Doaa.    3Xt    N.    nr«d    St 
HiTOB    Oollafo    of    Utantnn    knd    BaatBoac: 

boo.  Diid  uea.;   CorlU  Uiteh.  Prei..  IBM 

Holmu   BobooL    for   fHrli ;    Blrla'    prep. ; 


AfDOl   IiwiB'i   SeluMl;    (tlrla' 


JoSorKS   Modioli   Ogllocoi 


.  PHn.. 
il. .  D.! 


Apollo  SobDol  of  Mniio;  mi».; 


>1  Tr^Dint  aod  lodutrU  School  i 


F.    S.   C.   la 
:miiu     3.     UarSball, 


LiSalla  Colleie;  col.; 

Broad. 

lUnbftll    SeralDUr: 

PrlnV.  Ook  L»ne. ' 
Kadioa-OtalnirKlcal  Ootlofo;   racd.:    rtg.;   men! 

eat   ISSl;   Seneca   Eihirt    A.   M..   H.   D.. 

Dean,    Chi-rrj'    and    N.    ITtb    St 
Iledieo-Chiiiiriioal     Dalloco,     Dapartmaat     «t 

SontiMrri  di'Dt;   own;   cot    IS»7:  Bob«t 


psmrayLVAniA. 


«i;pti.-r.    Denii,    Chrrry    ind    N. 
Mil-CItT    SokiKil    fBi    OirLi;    glrU' 
n.m-sect.:   Mrs.   Bebemi  r    Dtekt 

Mt,   Bt.  JOHpta  AondBDir!  Rlrle'  bom 


laal    Bahool    of    EloostiM    and    Ontoij; 

•rln'..   T.iDpto  Bldg. ' 

■'  BuinaiM  OoUcf*;  bin,  md  bud.;  Tb». 


n  (Dud  BugUdi  edncnl 


Pint.      Probabl; 


PanniTlvuilii  Osllaia  of  DtaUl  Bui 

iDd  Bnllonwood. 

, _i"     - -  ■ 

Bt    Kwihuiii-Tlian] 


PaDuylnnla  OrtbopudiB  Inititut*  and  Boh»al 


e«.   ISOZ: 

3..  Dciin.  N.   IBtb  n 

rUladalpUiL  lutituM  for  Btammen 


Fhlladali^   Law   BDhool   ot   Tampla   Collatai 


law:  co-ed.;  rat.  ISiM;  WllllaiD  A.  BwwB. 
Philadalpbla   Hadlcal   Sohool   of   Taupla    Ool- 


Philadelphla     Kuaioal    AoadaiDj ; 


Fblladalptaik   Mnmal    Boliool    fai    Glrla;.  twr- 


BoaDoka    OoUaia ; 


«a<l.    A.    U..    D. 
i'  CathsUa  Sigb  Behool  for  Bojiii  bofa' 


21  s.  lath  St. 
4a»  N.  eib  at. 

Bohool  of  iBduaDlal  Ai 

L«IIc  W.  MLIIiT.  Prin.',' BruadA  fliw  at&     ' 
8tra:rar'a    Butiuaa*    Collaia;    baa.    aud    itan.j 

«1.  IWM;  a.  IrvlriB  Stnifer.  Prpj..  Stb  * 

Btonborc  Sohool  of  Huio:  niui.;  ConaUDtloe 
B(.   Joaeph'm  ColLara^   i^ 


.   Ultloaplo.   a.  J..   Pna., 
r    tU    ChDTOll    af   tha 


Taylor  Bobool  of 
Tomple  OoUaia;  j 


Union     Buifnaaa     Oellafa ; 

lata^m  M.  Llogle,  Proa.. 

IfniVRaity  of  PaBoaThaaUii  uoIt.:   itite; 


},  HlrrlaoD.  U..  E 


Taralt7  of  PaiuiirltaDla,  Dopartnant  of 
Llw;  Iuk;  «>-i-d.;  p»(.  ]J9u;  Win.  Druper 
I*wi.,  Ph..   D..   D*aii.  a.  34th  and  Cbeit- 

■anlt;  Df  PsDnijlTBBia,  Dapartmant  of 
MadlolBe;  tonl.;  »e.:  men;  eat.  ITW; 
jDha  Uanhill.  Nat.  9<:l.  D..  u.  D.,  Dean. 

Tonity  of  Paanirltuiai  Dapartmant  of 
liam-Ponn     Cbartar    Sohool:    boja'    board- 


^^BT                           OF   THE   UMTED   STATES   AND   CANADA.                              197               \ 

PEl/NBYLTASIA. 

fennsylvaiha. 

Bttb  Kbvt  Bstawl!  Blfla-  Ixuirdlne;  nnn-iMt.; 

SirOAR  OBOTE,  W«T«B  Co.,  p.^.  SII. 

Botar   Grere  SeminuT;   prep.;   cn-ed.;   United 

Holy  BwiT  Amdsnij'i  t'ltlf  lHMirdinB;*'E,  C; 

St.  Jo>eph-i  Aoulemy;  elrla'  bnerdlne;   R.  C: 

XsrriU'i     (Tba    Mluu)     Friiits    Bohwl    and 

SWABTHMORE,   DaUwua  Co.,  pop.  M3. 

Mount' et.    KuT'l   Slmlurj:    glrhi'    buBrdlug: 

Frk.nd.     (Hlokalle);     Arthur    H.    Tomlln- 

St.  Joho'i  Ccniant  Schoali'  prrp.:  Rlili:  B.  C: 

TITTTBTILLE,   Crawfnnt  CO,,   pop.   8,2*4. 

PBl,  1SR5;  SlsliT  Snpotlor. 

Bt.    John    the    Boptiit    Boheol;   prpp,;    m-cd.; 

.■St.   ISlfi;  Slslor  Soperlor.  mroptroH. 

R.  C;  «1.  1885;  Rev,  P.  PrtoHor,  Prln, 

Titurrille    Bu>ineu    CoUan;    bn..    and    aleu.; 

Bt.    Tboiiii)   CoUon:    boTK'    hoaritlDK;    R.   C: 

BmlluT  f,   Androw,    IP,   S.  C.   Prln. 

TOBBEBDALE,    .uburb  e(    PklUdelpbli. 

AcadcmT  of  the   Bacnid  Hewt;  prep.;  cs-ed. : 

Pmb.:   T,    M,   Cinn.   LL,    D,.   Prln, 

R.    C;   M,>lhpr   Henrietta   Spaldlnf.    Prln. 

"™"Bu^"?n"'A°''R"whl'lm™°^Preita!   °' 

aELMBGKOVZ,   Bnydar   Oo..   pi.p.    1.328, 

,-a.:    P,-eeb.;    t.I.    ISSK;     C.    R.    Stllei.     A. 

BuwluBtiaiina    Vaiianitr;    ml.-,    en-vd.:    Lutb,: 

TowaDdi    auiliiaBa    Callatei    bua.    and    aten.: 

BEWICKLET.  AUasbuT  Co.,  pop,  3,088. 
aioart-i     Babool,     ■!■>:     prep.;     eo-ecl,;     nou- 
•EFM    U.    A.   Uunwn,    Prln. 

M.   S.    Croiik.    Prea. 
DouKlii    Colleiei    )>uh,    mid    >leu,;    eel.    IBIiU; 

BHAEOW,   Kuoer  Co.,   pop,  B.OIB. 

DMIOKTOWM,  r»7«tta  Co,,  pop.  7,3M. 

Afsdainr   nf  the   Heir  OhiM  tt  Jeeua;   ilrli' 
bmrclliig;    R.    C;    e«t.    ISBT;    Mother    M. 

"^"l"  IKk"  a?M.  v'r?'TlnT'A,'B,"°Prfn.'"' 

Hull  Inetttiitei  pri'p-:  ra-cd.;  Biipl,;  tit,  1888; 

Croier    Tbeolocioal     BamlnaTr:     iheol,;     ravn; 

H,  C,    li.U.  J>.   0.,   Pr«, 

Itiipl.,  cKI,   ISW;   Rer.  Henry  G.  Weelon, 

Bbaron  OoU.b.  of  Comnaroei   bu»,   end  Hen,; 

[.L.    1>..   Pre>ldi>nt. 

TILLANOTA.  I>aUwua  Co.,  pop.  Z2B. 

TilUno«    Oollan;    ml.;     »e?;     B.     0.;    art. 

OuinliarlAad  Talleir  Stale  Monml  Sohool;  nnr- 

ISW;   Rqv.  L.  a.  Dclurcj.  0.  S.  A. 

eBISLEYBBOBO.  Huntlnsdoii  Go.,  pop.  230, 

lusd;  i:  P.'  a,ii,' A-  M.'.'prte-         " 

Bask   View   Aoadamr!    prop.;    l-o-ih!.:    Preeb,; 

eat.  liKHi;  John  3.  Kooff,  A.  B..  Prln, 

SUFPEKY  HOOK,  Butler  Co,,  pop.  DOS. 

Slippsr;  Book   Bute  Noriiml  Bohool;    iiormiil; 

WABHUfBTOlf.  WaihUsWn   Co..   pop.    T.«IO. 

Trtnltj  Hall;  Ikjjb'  bunrdlag;  P.  E.;  eat.  18TO; 

Mlu  Frunm  H.  BnFlnD.   Prln. 

WIllliDi   W.  Smith.   A.   M..  Rftrtor. 

Uhirh   Un.ianlty:   ™l.:    men;   non-wet,;  *«t. 

-Wublivtaii  and  JaSmon  Cellara!  o>1.;   men; 

ISW;  Tlwaiae  M,   l>r.m>.,  IJ.,  D„  Prei. 

Frogl..;  »!.  ISD2:  ttcT.  Jemea  D.  MolTatt. 

D.    a.   I.I,.    !>.,   Prea. 

Hen.;   W.   r.   MiiKeo.  Prra, 

Wubls^en  Bumaau  OoUace;  bui.  and  ateo.; 

BPRIMO  KILLS,  Center  Co..  pop,  MT, 
Bprin;     HILIi     Audemri     prep,;     ro-i'd.;     eat. 
1866;  II.  M.  Wolf.  1>.  D..  Prln, 

lAnIa    Vim    Ordi-n.    Pr^s.                                                   i 
WaihlBcten    Tenala    Saminary:    girls-    hoard- 
ing:   n-.n-«t..;    Mr^     Mnrtba    N.    McMll-                    ' 

STATE  COLLEGE.  Oontor  Co.,  pop.  SKI. 

WAYHE.'  Delavara  Co.,  pop.  3.000. 

ArmlUie    Preparatorr    aDhool;     girls'     board- 

ing; non-aeol.:  Horrlet  C.  Arrailiice,  Prln. 

STEWABTBTOWM.  York  Co.,   pnp.   (173. 

Bt.    Luka-a    Bohool;    tnri'    hoarding:     P.     B.: 

M^ili?"'  '''"""  ^'  ^'"""'  "*"  ""  ''*'* 

1                      M.;  non-»..^t.i   Hi^nrj  M.™  Pa^ne.  C.  B.. 

^^^m.   D..    Prla. 

WATMEBBTOO,  Graeiia  Co.,  pop.  2,BM. 

AJ 

108 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 


Wajnesburg  Boiineu  Colleffe;  bus.  and  sten.; 

H.    E.   Barues,  Prea. 
Wayneibnrg     CoUeffe;     col.;     co-ed.;     Cumb. 

Pre8b.:    est.    1851;    A.    F.    Lewis,    A.    M., 

Pb.    D.,   PreBident. 

WEST  BETHLEHEM,  Lehlffh  Co.,  pop.  3.465. 
Bethlahem  Preparatory  Sohool;  prep.;  boya;  P. 
E.;  est.  1878;  H.  A.  Foering,  B.  8..  Prin. 

WEST   CHE8TEB,   Chester   Co.,   pop.   9.524. 

Churoh  Street  Frienda'  Sohool;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Prienda  (orthodox);  eat.  1852;  Gertrude 
Rboada,  Prin. 

Darlington  Seminary;  girla'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;   est.   1851;   Frank  Paxon  Bye,  Prinl 

Fontgarth  Hall;  girls*  boarding;  non-sect.;  est. 
1897;  Mary  K.  S.  Smith.   A.  M..   Prin. 

Friends'  Sohool;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Friends  (or- 
thodox); est.  1836;  Abigail  Jackson,  Prin. 

Villa  Maria  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C; 
est.  1872;  Mother  Superior. 

Westchester  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.; 
J.   B.   Martin.    Pres. 

West  Chester  State  Normal  School;  normal; 
state;  co-ed.;  G.  M.  PhiUps.  Ph.  D., 
Pres. 

WEST   NEWTON,    Westmoreland   Co.,    pop.    2,- 
467. 
West    Newton    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;   Geo.   D.   Crissman,  Prin. 

WEST  STJNBITBY,  Butler  Co.,  pop.  254. 

West  Snnbury  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1884;  Vennis  A.  Green.  A. 
M..   Prin. 

WESTTOWN,  Chester  Co.,  pop.   110. 


Westtown  Boarding  School;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Friends  (orthodox);  est.  1799;  WilUam  F. 
Wickersbam,   Prin. 

WTLKT.SB AB HE,   Luseme   Co.,   pop.   51.721. 

Atlantic  School  of  Osteopathy;  oateop.;  st. 
1899;  H.  S.  Hewisb,  M.  D..  B.  S..  D.  O.. 
Pres. 

Harry  Hillman  Academy;  boys'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;   Harry  C.    Daris,    Prin. 

Wilkaa-Barre  Business  College;  bus.  and  aten.; 
eat.  1899;  F.  M.  Allen,  Prea.,  H.  O.  Mil- 
ler, Prin. 

WILLIAMSON  SCHOOL,  Delaware  Co.,  pop.  70. 
Williamaon  Free  School  of  Mechanical  Tradea; 
tech.;  men;  est.  1888;  non-sect.;  John  M. 
Shrigley,   Pres. 

WTTJ.TAMBPOBT,   Lycoming  Co.,   pop.  28.757. 

Boys'  Industeial  School;  indust. ;  boya;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1898;  Rev.  T.  P.  S.  Wilaon. 
Manager. 

Potts  Shorthand  College;  sten.;  est.  1882; 
John  G.   Henderson,    Prin. 

Willianuport  Commercial  College;  bna.  and 
sten.;  Healoy  &  Tomb.   Pres. 

Williamsport  Dickinson  Seminary;  prep.;  co- 
ed.;   M.    E.;    E.   J.    Gray,    D.    D.,    Prin. 

WTNCOTE,    Montgomery  Co.,   pop.   311. 

est.     1872;     Miss     Georgians     L.     Martin, 
Principal. 

YORK,   York  Co.,   pop.    33,708. 

York  Collegiate  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
Presb. ;   E.    T.   Jeffers,    D.    D.,    Prin. 

York  County  Academy;  boya'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;    Elmer   E.    Wentworth,   Prin. 


RHODE  ISLAND. 


Population,  428,556.    School  census,  105,950.     School  age,  5-15. 

Rhode  Island  is  the  thirty-fourth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  428,556  inhabitants,  of  whom  419,050,  or  97.8,  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number,  133,772,  or  31.2  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of 
illiteracy  of  the  entire  population  is  8.4  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirtieth  in  this 
respect.    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  COMMISSIONER'S  OFFICE. 

Thomas  B.  Stock  well.  State  Commissioner  of  Schools Providence 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Gov.  George  H.  Utter,  President Westerly 

LiEUT.-Gov.  Frederick  H.  Jackson Providence 

Samuel  W.  K.  Allen East  Greenwich 

George  T.  Baker Drownville 

Frank  Hill   Ashaway 

John   E.  Kendrick Providence 

Frank  E.  Thompson Newport 

Rev.  Charles  J.  White,  D.  D Woonsocket 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Walter  H.  Small,  President Providence 

Isaac  O.  Winslow,  Secretary Providence 

John  F.  Deering,  Assistant  Secretary Arctic 

Sidney  A.  Sherman,  Treasurer Providence 

Reuben  F.  Randall,  Assistant  Treasurer Providence 

Frederick  E.  Bragdon,  Assistant  Treasurer Lonsdale 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS 

Rhode  Island  has  no  county  superintendents  of  schools,  but  has  instead  what 
is  called  the  "town  system"  of  school  supervision,  each  city,  or,  in  some  cases, 
where  the  towns  are  small,  a  group  of  towns,  having  its  individual  superintendent 
of  schools. 

HIGHER   INSTITUTIONS   OF   LEARNING. 


EAST  GREENWICH,   Kent  Co.,    pop.    2.77S. 
East  Greenwich  Ao«4em7,  The;   prep.;  co-ed.; 
M.   E.;   Ambrle  Field.   Prln. 
School's      announcement.    —   A      boarding 
school     for    both    sexes    under    Methodist 
management    without    sectarian    bias.      A 


faculty  of  fourteen  competent  instructors. 
A  variety  of  courses  including  college, 
preparatory,  academic,  commercial,  music, 
art  and  elocution.  Social  life  of  an  ideal 
family.  Special  attention  to  manners  and 
morals.      Pupils    are    indlTldoalized;    the 


200 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


RHODE  ISLAND. 


RHODE  ISLAND. 


backward  are  stimulated.  Location  most 
healthful  on  the  famous  Narragansett 
Bay.  Price  rery  low,  $200  per  year  cover- 
ing necessary  expenses.  No  school  in 
the  United  States  offers  more  for  so 
small  an  outlay.  Opportunity  for  self- 
help. 

KINGSTON,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  C»50. 
Rhode  Island  College  of  Agrioultnre  and 
Mechanic  Arts;  agrl.;  co-ed.;  est.  1800; 
Kenyon  L.  Butterfleld.  A.  M.,  Pres. 
Clojme  House  School;  boys*  boarding;  P.  E. ; 
(Ht.  18S)G;  Oliver  Whipple  Huntington. 
Ph.    I)..    Head   Master. 

NEWPOHT,  Newport  Co..   pop.   22.034. 
St.    George's   School;    boys'    boarding;   P.    E.; 
John    R.    Diman,    Prin. 

FAWTXXCKET,   Froyidence   Co..   pop.   39,231. 
English   and    Classical    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
non-sect.;  Chas.   A.  Cole,   Prin. 

PEACEDALE.   Washington  Co..  pop.   1,000. 
South    Kingston   High    School;    prep.;    co-ed.; 
Louis  A.  Reese,   A.  M..  Principal. 

PROVIDENCE.   Froyidence   Co.,    pop.    175.597. 

Academy  of  the  Sacred  Heart;  girls'  board- 
ing;  R.   C. ;   Madame  Raleigh,   Prin. 

Brown  Uniyersity ;  univ. ;  co-ed.;  Bapt. ;  est. 
1764;  Rev.  Wm.  Herbert  Perry  Faunce, 
D.    D.,    Pres. 

Woonsooket  Business  TTniyersity;  bus.  and 
sten.;  est.  1807;  Albert  J.  Park,  Prin. 
and  Prop. 

Bryant-Stratton  Business  College;  bus.  and 
sten.;    Tlieodoro    B.    Stowell.    Prin. 

Fielden  Chase  School  for  Girls.  The;  girls' 
boarding;  non-sect.;  Miss  Abble  E.  South- 
wick,    Prin. 


Friends  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  Friends;  est. 
1784;  Augustine  Jones,  A.  M.,  LL.  B., 
PHn. 

La  Salle  Academy;  boys'  boarding;  R.  C; 
Brother  Peter,   Prin. 

Lincoln  School,  The;  girls'  boarding;  non- 
sect.;    Margaret   Oilman.    Prin. 

Moses  Brown  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  est.  1810; 
Seth   K.   Glfford.   Pb.   D..   Principal. 

Rhode  Island  Commercial  School;  bus.  and 
sten.;  est.  19:H);  Adelbert  8.  Heanes.  Prin- 
cipal. 

Rhode  Island  College  of  Fharmacy  and  Al- 
lied Sciences:  phar.;  co-ed.;  est.  10ii2; 
Edwin   E.   Colder.    Dean. 

Rhode  Island  Normal  School;  normal;  state; 
co-ed.;   Charles  8.   Chapin,   Pres. 

Rhode  Island  School  of  Design;  art.;  co-ed.; 
est.  1877;  Eleaser  B.  Homer.  S.  B., 
Director. 

St.  Zayier's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C; 
Sister  M.   Eudilia.   Prin. 

TTniyersity  School.  The;  boys'  day;  non-sect.; 
H.    M.    Rice.    Prin. 

Wheeler's  School.  Miss;  girls*  boarding;  non- 
sect.;  Mary  C.  Wheeler.  Prin. 

RIVERSIDE,   Froyidence   Co.,   pop.   1.271. 
Flagg's  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  E.  C. 
M.   Flagg,  Prin. 

WESTERLY,  Washington   Co..   pop.   7,541. 
Westerly    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 
est.    1807:   G(H>rge   La    Munyon,    Principal. 

WOONSOOKET,   Froyidence   Co.,    pop.    28.204. 

Conyent  of  Jesus  and  Mary;   girls*   boarding; 

R.   ('.;    Mother  St.    Stephen. 
Sacred  Heart  College;  boys'   boarding;   R.  C: 

Brother  Ulrlc,    Prin. 


SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

Population,  1,340,316.     School  census,  478,480.     School  age,  6-21. 

South  Carolina  is  the  twenty-fourth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  1,340,316  inhabitants,  of  whom  557,807,  or  41.6  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number  5,371,  or  .4  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  35.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  forty-ninth  in  this  re- 
spect.    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

O.  B.  Martin,  State  Superintendent  of  Education Columbia 

W.  H.  Barton,  Chief  Clerk Columbia 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Governor  D.  C.  Hey  ward,  ex-officio.  Chairman. Columbia 

O.  B.  Martin,  State  Superintendent  of  Education,  ex-officio.  Secretary.  .Columbia 

W.  K.  Tate,  First  District Charleston 

J.  E.  BoLAND,  Second  District Graniteville 

D.  W.  Daniel,  Third  District Due  West 

A.  G.  Rembert,  Fourth  District Greenville 

A.  R.  Banks,  Fifth   District    Lancaster 

H.  M.  Ayer,  Sixth  District Marion 

A.  J.  Thackston,  Seventh  District Williamstown 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  p^p.  ^j 

County.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  County. 

Abbeville    Frank  C.  DuPre Abbeville   33,400 

Aiken    A.    W.    Sanders    .Aiken    39,032 

Anderson    R.    E.    Nicholson    Anderson  56,722 

Bamberg    R.    W.   D.    Rowell    Bamberg   17,296 

Barnwell     B.  M.  Darlington Barnwell     35,604 

Beaufort   N.    E.    H.    Dopson    Beaufort    35,495 

Berkeley   Charles  W.  Sanders   Monck's  Corner  30,454 

Charleston    E.   P.  Waring Charleston    88,006 

Cherokee  J.    L.     Walker Gaftney    21,359 

Chester  W.    D.    Knox    Chester    28,616 

Chesterfield    Kirby  Rivers  Chesterfield    20,401 

Clarendon    S.    P.    Holladay    Manning    28,184 

Colleton     H.    A.    Crosby    Walterboro    33,462 

Darlington  Henry   C.    Burn    Darlington  32.388 

Dorchester  T.  P.  Minus Georges    16,294 

Edgefield    William    A.    Byrd    Edgefield    25.478 

Fairfield    D.   L.   Stevenson    WInnsboro     29,425 

Florence    A.    H.    Gasque    Florence    28,474 

Georgetown    Josiah    Doar    Georgetown    22,846 

Greenville    James    B.    Davis Greenville  53,490 

Greenwood   James  Rodgers  Greenwood    28.343 

Hampton    S.    J.    Fltts     Hampton. 23,738 


803                    PATTEfiSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIEECTOHY                     ^^H 

aOUTB  OABOLISA.                           \                          SOOTH  CAROLINA. 

Pop    ol 

Lancaster  W.   M.   Moore Uincaater     3t3U 

Newberry    J.    8.    Wheeltr Nevberry    SO, 182 

Orangeburg    S.    R.    McLElchnmp Orangeburg     58.GS3 

HIGHEH   IKSTITDTl 

NS   OF   LEARNIHG. 

ABBEVnXE,   AbbeYillB  Co.,   p«p.   3TB8. 

ieet  ■  Ch.ri™  J    Colcmk    Sopt. 

L.   Stfikpa,   Prea. 

prep.;  ftw-d.;  M.   E.:  W.  E.   WllUa,  Prln. 

BATESBUBG.   Lei[in«taii  On.,    pop.    Ml. 

Sfkufait   CMatt,    Bobooli    prep.;    co-efl.:    ihib- 

GoUad   of   Chulsatan:   enl.:    rity;    mi^n;    i-st. 

vam-B.     Frnm   W.i-O  lo  pi.iw  per  moDtb 

I>rAaclioD'i   Piu]t 

lUofuU-    BiiilMu   bsUat*; 

PTBabrtarUn      Oollaie      for 

honrdlng;     Prenb.;     est.     .n™ 

Boutb   OiroUBi  Oollac*;   uqIt.^    i> 

South   GatoUal  CoUflBB.   DepftTtmv 


FBOOHOBE,   1 


'    Hish    Sohool;    pi 


OnsnirilU  Famals  DDllan:  Elrl«'  bnin]ln«: 
Uipl.;  i-it.  Itm:  U.  0.  Jnma,  Litt.  D., 
Prve. 

Starllni     Indutrial     C»Uac«i     prep.;     co-cd.; 
Bupt.;   P9l.    ISTrl:   K.   H.  UDcfeo,   Prip. 
QKEEirwOOIl,    Gi«nwi»>d   Cu..   pnp.    't.SSI. 

Bnwn   Vonnal   Behrwl:   normal:    prlTBta;    u- 


Hddsi  Pith  Behool: 

J,     Mi'Lcwaln.     Pr 

KEBBHAW,    Luautu 

LAMCASTES.  Luui 


■Bd    iDduittinl    Initituta ; 


B.;  cat.  iseo:   R.!t.  L.  U.  Dunton.  D.  D.. 
JbotaKBlcKl    ObUw* 


f  Qd.,  pop.  ei. 


PROBFEBITY.   Stvitnj  Oo., 


I 


sect.:  est.  lUDS;  Il»inil  J.  n'rlnim.  "a.  B., 
PrBibytmiiia    "KiBh     Sohrwl;      prep.^      M-ed.; 

%'intliiop     Momul     ud'    TodiutrUl     Oollaf*; 
n.irmal:    .vomen;    Mutt-;     D.    B.    Johnion. 

Bookhreplnc,     Uiulc.     KlndcrBiTEen.     la- 
dgslrlal  BtadlHi.     Deinei:   B.   A..  L.   I.. 

(loo   flC   ulTiv  nioiiUi*.   too   to  t>44'     Sh- 


Bt.  Joiepb'i  Audsmy:  glrla'  boiFdlnR;  R.  0.; 
iBt     IsiPJi   WIbIit  M.    Kiphiol,   IMrwtrow. 
TAXmt  STATION,   Morlbiro  Co.,   piip.  200. 
LumbflT  Brldgo  Acwienir;  prrp. ;   ro-ed. ;   lun- 


904 


PATTKKSOH^  COIXSGS  AHD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


SOUTH  CAROLINA. 


\ 


SOUTH  CAROLINA. 


co-cd.; 


TIOEBYILLE,   Gre«iTilI«  Co.,   pop.  85. 
Vortk  OrMBTilU   High.  ■dMol;   prep.; 
B«pt.;   O.  J.    Petenoo,  Prln. 

raiOV,   VnioM   Co.,   pop.   6.400. 
Clifford    SomiBary;    girls*    boarding; 

f«t.    1881:    Ber.    B.    G.    Clifford.    Ph.    D.. 
D.    D..    Prln. 


WAT.HAT.T.A.   Oeonoe  Co..   pop.  1.307. 
MeCollovgh*!  lehool.   Miao;   prep.;    co-ed.;    E. 
P.;  Ida  McCollouffb,   Prin. 

WTT.T.TAM8T0H,    Aadanoa    Co.,    pop.  991. 

Willaamstoa  Foaula   CoUoca;  girls*  boarding; 

M.    E.    So.;    est.    1872;    G.    S.  Goodgion. 
Prin. 


SOUTH  DAKOTA. 

Population,  401,520.     School  census,  132,510.     School  age,  6-21. 

South  Dakota  is  the  thirty-seventh  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  401,520  inhabitants,  of  whom  380,714,  or  94.8  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number,  88.329,  or  22  per  cent,  are  foreign  lK)rn.  The  percentage  of  illit- 
eracy of  the  entire  population  is  5  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  seventeenth  in  this 
respect.    The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE   SUPERINTENDENT'S   OFFICE. 

G.  W.  Nash,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Pierre 

M.  A.  Lange,  Deputy Pierre 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

B.  J.  Woodbury,  President DeSmet  Miss  Carrie  B.  Daily Vermilion 

J.  Jones,  Jr.,  Secretary Hot  Springs  II.  E.  French Elk  Point 

C.  C.  Brass Mitchell  J.    Fred  Olander Brookings 

J.  G.  Schellinger Selby  G.    W.    Nash Pierre 

Mrs.  May  H.  Cowan Iroquois 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

M.  M.  Raymer,  President Mitchell 

J.  Fred  Olander,  Corresponding  Secretary Brookings 

J.   V.    Murphy.    Treasurer Hartford 

Mrs.  J.  Jones,  Jr.,  Recording  Secretary Vermilion 

COUNTY  SUPERINTENDENTS  OF  SCHOOLS.      p„p,  „, 

Ckjuntj.  Snporlntondont's  Nnmo.  Address.  County. 

Aurora     K.   F.  Scott White  Lake   4.011 

Beadle    l^wronce  Dubois   Huron 8,081 

Bon  Homme   W    U  Robinson  Tyndall    10,379 

Brookings    J.  F.  Olander  Brookings    12.561 

Brown    W.   F.  Eddy   Aberdeen     15.286 

Brule     Myrtle  B.  Farmer Chamberlain    5,401 

Buflfalo    o    T    T.vo    Gann  Vallev   1.790 

Butte    Emma  Wood  Belle    Fourche 2.907 

Campbell    John  Hlrning  Mound  City    4,527 

Charles    Mix    Mrs.  Olivia  Herron   Geddes    8.498 

Clark    Hattie  Pickles   Clark     6.942 

Clay     E.  E.  Collins  Vermillion    9,316 

Codington    A.  H.  Barnard  Watertown    8,770 

Custer    Anny  Gurney   Custer     2,728 

Davison     E.  J-  Quigley Mitchell     7,483 

Day    J.   H.  Hetley Webster    12.2&4 

Deuel     Rosa  Moen   Clear   T.ake    6,657 

Douglas    J.  W.  Addle Armour    5,012 

Edmunds    Janette  W.  Lewis Ipswich    4,916 


SOa                           PATTBRSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTOKY              ^^| 

SOUTN  DAKOTA.                             j                              SOUTH  DAKOTA. 

HIliHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 

ABEBDEEN    Brown  Co      i>op    1  (187 

Sioux  Filti  BuliisH  CollefS!   bus.  iiiid  itcn.: 

PIERRE.  Huth«  Co..  pop.  2.>oa. 

B,    Cmnflpld,    Prln. 

l».IUii>{     oo-isl.;    .^st.     ISSU;    J.    0.    LcTCD- 

B.ird,  Supt, 

Scutb      Dikoti       Arriaultnnl    OjUorb;    ■gr.; 

Boutli    D-kDli    4iiiraltur.l    Ooll.pi.    Depurt- 

AU   8>b.u'   eshooi;   girt.'   twnrtiiie:   p.   %.-. 

M^lna  BUts  Noniuil  BobMli  normal:   atilo; 

WTCHELI..   P*Ti«n  Co.,  pop,  4,00B. 

rrM.                                                     anrasM.  Hod*  Oo.,  909.  1.100.             ^^1 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


20t 


SOUTH  DAKOTA, 


SOUTH  DAKOTA, 


8t.  IbtftlB*!  Aoftdemy;  prep.;   co-ed.;   R.   0.; 
Mother  An^eta,  Prin. 

▼KHWTTiTOH,  OImj  Co.,  pop.  2,183. 
8t.  JoMph'i  AMdemy;   prep.;   co-ed.;  R.    C; 

Sister   M.   Stanielaus.   Prin. 
Vnirendty    of    South    Dakota;    oniy.;    state.; 

co-ed.;  est.   1882:  Qarrett  Droppers,  Pres. 

WATESTOWV,  Codiagton  Co.,  pop.  3.352. 
Watmtowii     Commeroial     College;     bus.     and 
Bten.;    D.    T.    Walker,    Pres. 


WZSSDrOTOH  SPRDrOS,  Jeranld  Co.,  pop.  320. 
Wossinffton   Springs   Somliiaiy;   prep.;   co-ed.; 
Free     Meth.;     est.     1887;      Sherman     E. 
Cooper,   Prin. 

TANXTOV,  Tankton   Co.,   pop.   4,125. 

Cement  City  Commeroial  College;  bas.  and 
Bten.;  est.  19U3;  Alice  White,  Principal. 

Tankton  College;  col.;  co-ed.;  Cong.;  est. 
1881;  Rev.  Henry  K.  Warren,  A.  M., 
Pres. 


TENNESSEE. 

Population,  2,020,616.     School  census,  653,845.     School  age,  6-21. 

Tennessee  is  the  fourteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,020,616  inhabitants,  of  whom  1,540,186,  or  76.2  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this 
number,  17,586,  or  .9  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the 
entire  population  is  20.7  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  fortieth  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE   SUPERINTENDENTS   OFFICE. 

Seymour  A.  Mynders,  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Nashville 

RuTLEDGE  Smith,  Chief  Clerk Nashville 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Gov.  James  B.  Frazier,  President Nashville 

SuPT.   Seymour  A.  Mynders,  Secretary   Nashville 

Hon.  H.  D.  Huffaker Chattanooga 

SupT.  P.  L.  Harned Clarksville 

Capt.  C.  S.  Douglass Gallatin 

Prof.  J.  L.  Brooks Jackson 

Prof.  Wharton  S.  Jones Memphis 

Dr.  J.  H.  Kirkland Nashville 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Gov.  J  as.  B.  Frazier,  Chairman Nashville 

Sup.  Seymour  A.  Mynders,  Secretary Nashville 

Hon.  H.  D.  Huffaker Chattanooga 

SuPT.  P.  L.  Harned Clarksville 

Dr.  J.  H.  Kirkland Nashville 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

P.  L.  Harned.  President Clarksville 

C.  B.  Ij ams,  Vice-President Henderson 

Miss  Georgia  Oliver.  Second  Vice-President Nashville 

J.  C.  Wright,  Third  Vice-President Rockwood 

Wm.  L.  Lawrence,  Secretary  and  Treasurer Clarksville 

Fred  B.  Frazier,  Assistant  Secretary Dayton 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF    SCHOOLS.  p„p.  „f 

County.  SuiKTintondonf 8  Name.  Addross.  County. 

Anderson     J.   I^.   Barnes Clinton     17.634 

Bedford     IvOiii.s  Wilhoile   Shelbyville     23,846 

Benton   M.  E.  Wooldridge Camden    11,888 

Bledsoe    K.    F.  Patton   Litton     6,626 

Blount    H.  B.  McCall  MaryvlUe    19,206 


OF  THS  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  809 


TENNESSEE, 


TENNESSEE. 


Pop.  of 
Coonty.  Sapcrintendent'B  Name.  Addreu.  Coanty. 

Bradley     J.  F.  Harrison  Cleveland    15.759 

Campbell     Gr.   Wllloughby   FIncaatle  17,379 

Cannon    

Carroll    Nathaniel  E.  Traywick Huntingdon    24,250 

carter    U.   S.  G.   Ellis EUzabethton     16,688 

Cheatham    P.   H.   Duke Ashland  City   10,112 

Chester    N.  B.  Hardeman Jlenderson   9,896 

Claiborne    S.   A.   I^ewis,  Jr Lone    Mountain 20,696 

Clay    J.   T.    Ford Willow  Grove 8,421 

Cocke    A.   J.   McMahan Newport     19,153 

Coffee    C.  N.  Townsend Manchester    15,574 

Crockett   J.  R.   McDonald Bells    16,867 

Cumberland     W.   E.   Wheeler Pleasant  Hill    8,311 

Davidson     W.   Mac  Fuqua KashvIIle    122,895 

Decatur     J.    I.   Miller Sugar  Tree  10.439 

DeKalb    R.    A.    Langford Dowelltown    16,460 

Dickson     W.  A.  White Charlotte    18.635 

Dyer    8.   B.   Tatum Dyersburg   23.776 

Fayette     D.   K.  Donnell Macon     29.701 

Fentress     W.    P.   Little Clarkrange    6.106 

Franklin     J.  T.  Reynolds Winchester   20.392 

Gibson    J.  B.  Cummings Trenton     39,408 

Giles    C.  H.  Walker Lynnville    33,035 

Grainger    H.  G.  Farmer Rutledge     15,512 

Greene    James  U  Harold Greenevllle     30.596 

Grundy    J.  D.  Fults Tracy  City   7,802 

Hamblen    Miss  Lena  McClIster Morristown     12,728 

Hamilton    Robert  L.Jones Chattanooga    61.695 

Hancock     George  R.    Mitchell SneedvIUe   11,147 

Hardeman    C.   B.   Ijams Bolivar    22.976 

Hardin     W.    E.Gill Savannah     19.246 

Hawkins    C.   H.   Richardson Rogersville    24.267 

Haywood    F.    R.   Ogilvie Brownsville     25.189 

Henderson    C.   P.    Patterson Sardis    18,117 

Henry     Joe  Routon  Paris     24,208 

Hickman    W.    P.   Morrison Centervllle  16.367 

Houston    D.  J.  McAuley Erin    6,476 

Humphreys    Alfred  Hatcher  McEwen    13.398 

Jackson    W.  L.   Dixon Flynn's     Lick    15.039 

James     D.   A.   Stanflll Long  Savannah   5.407 

Jefferson      W.  A.  Lyle Dandridge     18.590 

Johnson     R.   P.  Donnelly Mountain    City    10,589 

Knox     Samuel   E.   Hill Knoxvllle     74.302 

I^ke    R.    C.   Donaldson Tiptonville    7.368 

Lauderdale    H.  T.  Hanks Ripley     21.971 

Lawrence     L.  B.  White Lawrenceburg    15.402 

Lewis    W.   L.   Pinkerton Hohenwald     4.455 

Lincoln    Thomas  M.   Wilson Fayetteville     26.304 

Loudon    D.   B.  Simpson Loudon     10.838 

Macon    D.    H.    Piper l^Fayette     12,881 

McMlnn     M.  R.  M.  Burke Athens     19.163 

McNairy     Torrv  Abemathy  Selmer    17.760 

Madison    L.    C.    Holt Carroll    36,333 

Marion     D.   A.   Tato South     Pittsburg     17.281 

Marshall     J.  G.  Stinson Lewisburg    18.763 

Maury    P.   W.   Dodson Columbia    42.703 

Meigs    

Monroe    W.    L.   Wallace Madlsonvlllc   18.585 

Montgomery    P.   L.  Harned Clarksville     36,017 

Moore Miss  Laura  M.  Parks T^ynchburg    5,706 

Morgan     J.    F.    Johnston Petros    9.587 

Obion    James  M.  Moore Union  City   28.286 

Overton     A.   R.  Hogue Allons    13.354 

Perry    L.   O.   Bunch Linden     8.800 

Pickett     W.  J.  Babb Byrdstown     5.366 

Polk     J.  D.  Clommer Benton     11.359 

Putnam     E.  H.  Bovd Cookevllle     16.890 

Rhea    Fred  B.   Frazler Dayton     14.818 

Roane     J.  C.  Wright Rockwood     22.738 

Robertson    Lee  T.  Dowell Springfield    26,029 


2lO 

PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND 

SCHOOL  DIBECTORY 

1 

TBSIIBBBEB.                                 \ 

TBNSBSaEB. 

Conntr. 
Rutberford  . 

Scott    

Sevier    

Shelby    

KS,,-.:.;. 

AddTHI. 

Pop-  o( 

B.  M.   Foster 

1.    A.    Auatin 

T.  C.  Drlnncn 

Miss  Elizabeth  Messlek 

J.   R.  Curtis 

Huntavllle   

■::s 

...153,^7 

Dover    

Btountvills    

Sullivan    .... 

J.  E.  L.  Seneker 

Tlplon     

TrouHdale    . . 

Joseph  A.  Cotten 

Lytic  Daiton  

Hartayllle    

".=1;^ 

Van    Buren 

B.   N,   HBBlon 

Wayne    

Weakley     ... 

Guy    8.    Chase 

T.    F.   McAnally 

J,    F.    Duncan 

i.i.-Ssr.r'".":..:::::::: 
■.;:;:::?s;s5l?r.':°"f.'".. 

Wllion    

W.    H.    Knoi 

S" 

HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


BLOOmVOTON.  Putnun  Os.,  p 

BlMnniaitm  Cotleva:  bamed. 
BLOVNTSTILLE.  SuUinn  Oa.. 


HDlltoD   Isitltuti 


BXASTTILLE,  Csno 
Bndyrllla  CsUsrai 

BaUTOI.,  Salllnn  ( 
KlBC  Oglleia;    nl. 


■ulUm   OolUcai   giria'    baanUtii; 


1  '\ 

\  BIT 

L' 


BentDD    Seminary,     Thai    pre 

OARTHAOE,  Smith  Co.,  pop.  : 

JsMph   W.   Allan   Sohssl;    pi 

■ect,;   W.   P.   Mnrrimn,   1 

CESAB  HILL,  BslwtMa  Co.. 


Gluttut(»ca  GoUara  f' 


Chattan(»ca  Katlon 


KcdlHl  Collacai 


Jiawi  Donl.  Prin- 
t   niaolory,  thoot.; 


imi:  TW'.  Joba  B.  Raw,   A.   H.,   V.  D., 


A 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


r                              TEKNESSEE. 

TBHKltaaSB. 

.toll.;  B.  L.  Wllc)'  mHl  J.  A.  Wilp)- 

■WMl«r»n     Auddm]':     prep.:     fn-ed.;     U 
Sumuel   H.   ThompKD.    PrLn. 

Bnii 

prlvnte;    co-ed.;    en!.    1B80;    D.   8.    Nclms. 

fATETTBVItLE,    I.ln»ln   Co.,    pop.    ajng. 
Moifiii   Bobool:   prep.;    en-ed.;    iiDD-seel.;   «l. 

CBTTBGH   HILL,    HAWKHIS   Co.,    pn|..    62 

Alum  W«U  Audamy:  prep.;  -n-ed.:  nou 

est.    IBSS;    Wm.    C.    P>tloii,    A.    B., 

rS: 

FLAG  POND,   Union  Co.,  pop.   *o. 
Coty    School;    prep.;    ™-cd.:     Friend.;     rriHk 

CLABSSVILLE,    HDntEomarr    Co..    pup.    D 

ding; 

FOirilTAIS  CITY,   Knu   Co.,   pop.    auO. 
TgnwHs    Kormol    CoUeoi    iiDrmil:    prliite; 

»Dlnwlddia'-i  Vnlianltr 
non-urt.:  »t.  IStn 
louthWHtern  F^Bibytori 
XtTELAXIt,  Bndlay  Oo. 
Dgnteutry  Famala  Colli 
H.    E.   Bo.;  eat,    IS» 

ClaTOlAud  Initltnta;  olo» 


OO0EFVILI.E,  Put 


llagimte  Initltnta; 


nZOEERI),  FnnkliD  C 

T«TiU   Collwe;   prep 

18Wi;  J^lin  C.  Wn 

,  pop,   TM 

eo-ed,;    n 

Kn.T.  PHd, 

..«ct 

.... 

DICZBOM,  IHokion   Co. 
Dioknn  Nornial  C»ll> 

aDlir 

m^-. 

rrlrat 

DOYLE  BTATIOK,  Wh 

Doyla  OoUeiai  prT<p.; 

Jnnes.    Prln. 

eo-ed' 

Bspt.;   Be 

J.  If. 

Bhady  OroT.'  InrtVl 

:    prep 

T™ 

ed,':   r 

reih,; 

EUTABETHTON.  Cart. 
Birold     HoCarmiok 
Presb,;  e«.    IWIT 

T    Co,. 

Bahool 

""pr 

.•i. 

awnt,  Tfnlool  Co..  po 
DwlfM  Airtltata;   pn 

P-f™ 

.d., 

p^ 

.1 

llegiale  Department.  f1   pel 


FBIESSSVILLE.   1 


',  Bh«  Co,,  pi>p.  4a, 
Normal  InMJtuU;   prep,; 
FI,    L.   Uojt,    rnii. 
£,   Curnborlavd  Oo-,  pop.  fi 


QrasaoTilla    and    TuaoDlum    Collar; 
HABBIHAN,   Kous  Go,, 


AmeiiOKD    UniTSraItT   gf    BuTimaB,    Lav  Ss- 


Ohattanaora    Kormal     ITDlirorally!     nor.; 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORV 

TEIVNESSEE. 


Fiika  Andvmji  Tb«;  prep.; 
HTWABHEE   COU.ESE,    HasiDI 


BoutbwBMai 


Bmy,    A.    U.,    eta 


1  Biptlit  Unlvtnitr,    Ik«t*nm«nt 


JASFEB,  XABIOH  00.,  pop.  OBO, 

Pryor    Inrtltul*;    pft-p,;    po-ed.; 

.■«I.  J8ST;  U.  M.  DoMclt.  Ph 

I£FF£RSOH  CITY,  JtSsiKia  Co., 
CuHii    Slid    Hgwmu    Cullica! 


JONEBBOBO.  WMhiaiteD 


;  Jurnei  H. 
K.    80 


KINOSTOK.   auuia  C 


KMOXVILLE.  Knox 


D,.   Pre.. 

Pit.    ISTCI;    Rr».    Rilpb    W.    Mi^Of«n«h.ii, 

K0LEMOIIEBVIU.E,  CUTTOU  Oo.,  pop 

B.  S..  Pr.-«. 
MEMPHIS.  BbslbT  Co..  pop.    |i>2,320. 

UDlnnitj  of  TemnitM!  oolv.;  rtiitf:  fo-Pd.; 
wl,   ITBI:   Btown   Arru.  Ph.   D..  I*.   D., 

LiMonio  Korin»l  iMtttota   ((.■olored 

I  eel.  tSST;  O,  P.  MrNibb.  U.   I 

UDlnnitj  of  TsnnaiHe:  ddIv.:  atn 

i-Bt,   17BI;   Btown   Arru.  Ph.   I 


n  Co.,   pop,  1. 856. 

T»nitr;    unW.;   lw-ih].;    Cuiob. 

linsraity,     Law     Bchool :     In  w ; 
IMT,    Natbi.Ii    Gn-CD.    LL.    D., 

ivdruty     ThflDlDfinl     DopArt- 
:    Lidiui     eirlii' 


Wfir.  Ph.  I>..  Prpi. 

U:WISBTrRO,  Huthmll  Os.,  pop.   1.42 

Hmyiui-KoLeuk  Aondomr ;   pivp.  t   Li 

LEZIHOTON,    BoDiiBrHii  Co,.   p<>p.   1 
LealDitoB  Kotmiil  Bchool  ud  Come 


«-hL;  U. 
i.    K.    Bo.i 


HuttUU    OoUafo: 


y 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


213 


TBNNB88BE. 


TENNBBSBB. 


Xaoon  and  Andrews  College;  bos.   and  eton. ; 

G.   A.   Bfacon  and  A.    A.   Andrews.    Props. 
Memphis  Commercial  College;  bu8.   and  sten. ; 

est.  1905;  J.  I).  SevernH.  Bus.  Mgr. 
Memphis     Hospital    Medical    College;      med. ; 

reg.;    men;    est.    1880;    Wm.     B.    Rogers, 

M.   D.,   Dean. 
St.   Agnes  Academy;    girls'    boarding;    R.    C. ; 

Sister    Bemardlne.    Prln. 
St.    Mary's    School;    girls'    boarding;    P.    E.; 

Sister   Mary  Maude.   Prln. 
Thomas'  School,  The  Misses;  prop.;  girls:  est. 

1887;    Miss   Llda   G.    Tbumaa,    Principal. 
University   Ek)hool;    boys*   boarding;    non-sect.; 

Werts  and  Rhea,   Prins. 
Watson  Business  College;   bus.  and  sten.;   W. 

T.  Watson,   Pres. 

MIDDLETOV,  Hardeman  Co.,  pop.  287. 
Middleton    High    School;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;   I.   N.    Roland,   Prln. 

MIDWAY,   Greene  Co.,  pop.   110. 
Midway  High   School;  prop.;  co-ed.;  non-soct. ; 
J.    W.    Lucas,    A.    M.,    Prln. 

MILLIGAK,   Carter  Co.,   pop.   100. 

Milligan    College;     col.;     co-cd.;     Chris.;    est. 
1882:  J.  Hopwood.   A.  M.,   Pres. 

MOVTEAGLE,  Marion  Co.,  pop.  369. 
Fairmonnt   School   for    Girls;    girls'    boarding; 
P.  E.;  est.   1873;   W.  H.   Du   Bose,  M.   A., 
Prln. 

M0RHI8T0WN,   Hamblen  Co.,   pop.   2.973. 
Morristown    Normal    and    Industrial    College; 
nor.;   co-ed.;   M.    E. ;   est.   lasi;   Judson   S. 
Hill.    A.    M.,    D.    !>..    Pres. 

M0I7KT  JTTLIET,  Wilson  Co.,    pop.  40. 

€aldwell  Training  School;    prep.;    co-od.;    non- 
sect.;    W.    A.    Caldwell.   Prln. 

MOUVT   PLEASANT,    Maury  Co.,   pop.    2.007. 
Howard  Institute;  prep.;  co-od.;   M.  E.;  James 
A.   Bostwick.   Prln. 

MimFREESBORO,    Rutherford   Co.,    pop.    3.999. 
Soule  Female  College;   frirls'   boarding;    M.    E. 
So.;   est.    1852;   C.   C.   Crittenden.    Prln. 

NASHVILLE,  Davidson  Co.,  pop.  SO.Sa"). 

Belmont    College;    girls'    boarding;     non-sect.; 

Misses   Hood  nud   Heron.    Prins. 
Boscobel    College;    girls'    boiirdiiii;;    non-sect.; 

est.    1S.SJ>:    Hrv.    Llcyd    T.    Wilson.    D.    T>.. 

Pres. 
Buford     College;     girls'     boarding;     non-sect.; 

est.    10iK»:    Mrs.    K.    (i.    Hufonl.    Pres. 
Bowen     School;    prep.;     boys:    non-sect.;     est. 

1896;  A.   G.   Bowen.  A.   M..   Prin. 
Conservatory  of  Music.   The:   luiis. ;   co-ed.;   C. 

J.    Schubert.    Director. 
Draughon's    Practical    Business    College;    bus. 

and     sten.;    est.      18S9;    J.    F.    Druughon, 

Pros. 
Fall's  Business  College:  bus.  and  sten.;   Alex- 
ander   Fall.    Pres. 
Farrar  School  of  Voice  and  Piano;  mus. :  est. 

IHIH :    Frederick    Kinerson   Farrnr.   Director. 
Fisk  University   (colon-d) ;   col.;  co-ed.:  Cong.; 

est.     ISOO;     Kev.    .Tani»s    Criswold    Merrill. 

I).    I)..    PreKld.Mit. 
Jennings    Business    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

R.    W.    Jennings.    Pn^s. 
Meharry   Medical   College,    Walden    University 


(colored);  med.;  reg.;  co-ed.;  est.  1876; 
(}.    W.    Hubbard.    M.    D..    I>c>an. 

Montgomery  Bell  Academy;  boys*  day;  non- 
sect.;   S.   M.   D.  Clark.    Prin. 

Peabody  College  for  Teachers;  normal;  state; 
co-ed.;  est.  1874;  James  D.  Porter,  LL. 
D.,   Pres. 

Roger  Williams  University  (colored);  col.;  co- 
ed.; Bapt. ;  est.  1865;  Rev.  P.  B.  Guern- 
sey,  A.   M.,    Pres. 

St.  Cecelia's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  C; 
Mother   Frances,    Prin. 

St.  Joseph's  Academy;  girls'  boarding;  R.  G. ; 
Sister    Evangelist,    Prin. 

St.  Joseph's  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R.  C. ;  est. 
1884;    Sister    M.    Augustine. 

Tennessee  Academy  of  Music;  nius. ;  f>st.  1896; 
Franz  J.    Strahni.    President. 

University  of  Nashville;  univ.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.  ;   est.   1785. 

University  of  Nashville,  Medical  Department; 
rood.;  reg.;  co-ed.;  est.  1850;  Wm.  G. 
Ewing.    M.    D.,    Dean. 

University  of  Tennessee,  Dental  Department; 
dent;     co-ed.;     est.     1877. 

University  of  Tennessee,  Medical  Department; 
med.;  reg.;  men;  est.  1876;  Paul  F.  Eve, 
M.    D..   Dean. 

University  School;  prep.;  boys;  non-sect.;  est. 
1886;  C.  B.  Wallace.  M.  A..  Prin. 

Vanderbilt  University;  univ.;  co-ed.;  M.  E. 
So.;  est.  1875;  James  H.  Kirkland,  Ph. 
D..    Pres. 

Vanderbilt  University,  Department  of  Den- 
tistry; dent.;  co-ed.;  est.  1879;  D.  R. 
StubbleQeld.  A.  M..  M.  D..  D.  D.  S.. 
Dean. 

Vanderbilt  University,  Department  of  Phar- 
macy; phar. ;  co-ed.;  est.  1879;  J.  T. 
McGill.    Dean. 

Vanderbilt  University,  Law  Department;  law; 
Men:  est.  1875;  Thomas  H.  Malone, 
A.    M.,    Dean. 

Vanderbilt  University,  Medical  Department; 
med.;  reg.;  men;  est.  1874;  Wm.  L. 
Dudley.    M.    D.,    Dean. 

Walden  University  (colored);  univ.;  co-ed.; 
M.  K. :  est.  1866;  Uev.  John  A.  Kumlor, 
Pres. 

Walden  University,  Dental  Department  (col- 
ored); d«'nt.;  men;  est.  1886;  (;.  W.  Hub- 
hard.    D.    D.   S.,    Dean. 

Walden  University,  Department  of  Pharmacy 
(colored);  phar.;  co-ed.;  est.  1889;  G. 
W.    Hubbard.    Dean. 

Walden  University,  Law  Department;  law; 
men;    George   T.    Robinson.    A.    M.,    Dean. 

Ward  Seminary;  girls'  boarding:  Presb. ;  est. 
1805;    J.    D.    Blanton,    Prin. 

NEW  MARKET.   Jefferson  Co.,   pop.   420. 
New   Market   Academy;   prop.;    co-ed.:    Prosb. ; 
est.    1S.S5:    Samuel   T.    Miser.    Prin. 

NEWPORT,  Cocke  Co.,   pop.   1.630. 

Newport  Seminary;  prop.;  co-od.;  non-socl.; 
Alex.   S.    Pax  ton,    Prln. 

ORLINDA,  Robertson  Co.,  pop.   101. 
Orlinda     Academy;     prop.;     co-ed.;     non-sect; 
Wm.    McNoeloy.    Prin. 

ORYSA,  Lauderdale  Co.,  pop. 
Hatch  Academy;  closed. 


,   PHn. 

.Dcolq  Go-,  pop,  411. 
Eliabeth  Tr«lniBg  Buhinl;  prep.;  ™-ed.;  n 
sect.:   W.  E.  MNlL-r,  Prtn. 
PIKETILLE,  BlBdMM  Co.,  pop.  40B. 

PLEASAKT   HILL,   Oumbarlmud  Co.,   pap.   3T 

lU'v.    w,   K.   Whi-eler,   Pri'n. 
PULASKI,  ' 


.   194U;   Wm.   M.  GrsyblU.   Ph. 
.:    w.    H.    FmnWlli.    a."  M., 
',  oibMii  Co.,  pop.  err. 


Hirdlu  CoUst';  ■ni'i'Cfiltd  by  BaTnnDili 
Bivamiiii    loitltnta:    prpp.;    co^d.;    noi 

BCOTTB  HILL,  HandsnoD  Os..  pop.  240. 


est.     ISCM;     11.     Lnwtou     WlgglliH.     M.     A 
Prei, 
TTninnlty    of    th«    South,    L&w    Dopmrtnan 
law;     moii;     pit.     I§e3;     A.     T.     McNcb 

VniTsnltr  of  the  Ssnth,  XadleaJ  SapuUnan 

BHELBYTILLE.  Bedford  Co..  P'lp.  2.236. 
Bsdford  Initltuta;  pr,'p.;  incd.:  uoii-aool.;  m 


ilTOriitr   BehMll   eloved. 

ttutharford  Co.,  po 

BniTnui    Flttinc    Bofaool;    p 

Bt'i'l.:    h-rnwi   EloDd.    H. 

BNEEDVILLE,  Huoook  Co., 

K,     A.     IVnlund,'  Prln.' 
SOUIHBIDE,    KoDtlomsry  Co. 

iiflii-wpi. :    M.Kfs   A    H 


.     Bohooli    [ 
Buian   Co., 


■XL.  CLalhorna  Co., 


Jea    lUl    A^dalotta    CsUafa:     prep.:     m-rd.; 
nou-a'.t.;    B.   S.   Foaler.   Prln. 
TDBCULinc,  Grease  Co..  pop.  CU. 
areaBTille  and  Tuunitiun  Oollace;  coL:  n>4d.; 
Pre>b.^   rst.  17S4:    Snmupl  A.  Colk',   D.   D., 
Pm. 
WABHntOTOH  CDLLEOE,  Wuhlniton  Co.,  pop. 


Ion  Coll 


iwa    TniDinc     SoliHi 

WELLE  SPEIHO,   CiunllbeU  C 
PoweU'i  VulleT   SamlnUT; 

WHEAT.  Boane  Co..  pop.  Gu. 


WOODS  VST,  OonoB 
WoodlmrT   AcKdamr; 


>.:    nned.:    U. 
>n.«rt.;  8.  B. 


B.  R..  A.  If.. 


TEXAS. 

Population,  3,048,710.     School  census  1,067,710.    School  age,  7-17. 

Texas  is  the  sixth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total  of 
3,048,710  inhabitants,  of  whom  2,426,669,  or  79.6  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  num- 
ber, 177,581,  or  5.8  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the 
entire  population  is  14.5  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirty-sixth  in  this  respect. 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

R.  B.  Cousins,  State  Superintendent  Public  Instruction Austin 

F.  M.  Bradley,  Chief  Clerk Austin 

B.  E.  McCuLLocH,  Auditing  Clerk Austin 

E.  B.  Carruth,  Statistics  Clerk Austin 

J.  F.  Kimball,  Law  and  Certificate  Clerk Austin 

J.  A.  Crawford,  Stenographic  and  Filing  Clerk Austin 

J.  W.  Bishop,  Mailing  Clerk Austin 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Governor  S.  W.  T.  L.\nham,  President Austin 

Comptroller  J.  W.  Stephens Austin 

Secretary  of  State  J.  R.  Curi Austin 

R.  B.  Cousins,  State  Superintendent,  ex-officio.  Secretary Austin 

STATE  TEXT-BOOK  BOARD. 

Governor  S.  W.  T.  Lanham Austin 

R.  V.  Davidson,  Attorney-General Austin 

W.  J.  Clay,  Commissioner  of  Agriculture Austin 

Supt.  F.  W.  Chatfield.  Supt.  S.  M.  N.  Marks. 

SuPT.  W.  E.  Edelen.  Hon.  Geo.  B.  TpjtRELL. 

The  State  Text-Book  Board  selected  in  August,  1903,  the  text-books  to  be  used 
in  the  public  schools  of  this  state. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

W.  H.  Bruce,  President Denton 

J.  W.  Cantwell,  First  Vice-President Corsicana 

H.  F.  Triplett,  Second  Vice-President Beaumont 

B.  W.  Glasgow,  Third  Vice-President Sherman 

C.  Q.  Barton,  Secretary Decatur 

J.  S.  McGee,  Treasurer Ft.  Worth 


tl^  PATTERSOH^  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DISECIOKT 

TKJLAM,  I  TKT4H 

COUNTY    SUPERIXTEXDEXTS    OF   SCHOOLS. 

AfMUbnott    R.   E.   Erwin Palestine    2^.ulS 

Afi«<bUna  W.  J.  Towasend,  Jr .I^ifkln    13.4S1 

Aran«a«    *^-  8t€r%-eiu;   Rockport    l.Tlt 

Archer    John  Purcell  JLrcher  City    IXaOb 

Amuitrons:    Q-  Moore  ^laude    10J6 

Atanoofia    W,  M.  Abemethy ^Icasanton  7.113 

Aujrtin    John  P.  Bell ^U\-iUe   afl.S78 

Bandera    J-  W.  Cunie Handera    a,3£ 

Bantrofi    Paul    D.    Pa«e .Bastrop    3(345 

Baylor    B.  M.  Britain .Seymour    3,062 

Bee    A.  T.  Hart 3eeville    7,7» 

Bell     Supt.  H.  IC  Orgaln Helton    4a,a3d 

Bexar    Supt.  P.  F.  Stewart .Ban  Antonio  69.42 

Bianco    S.    W.    WalUs Johnson  City    4,307 

Borden    E.    R.    Yellotl .Gail   776 

BoMiue    P.  8.  Hale Meridian    17.390 

IViwie    Supt,  C.  A-   Wheeler .Boston    26,(;76 

BrtLZ/frUi    Supt.   R.  R.  Foster Ansleton   14.S61 

UrsiXtM    A.   G.   Board ^ryan    18,859 

Brewster  A.  M.  Tumey jMpine    2,356 

Brisfroe    A.  L.  Joumeay ^Iverton    1,253 

Brown    S.    C.    Coffee ^rownwood  16,019 

Burleson   R.  J.  Alexander Caldwell    18,367 

Burnet    J.  G.  Cook JBumet    10.528 

r^ildwell  Jno,   N.  Gambrell JLockhart  21.766 

Calhoun    M.    S.    Mahon Port  L.avaca  2,396 

Callahan    1-  N.  Jackson 3aird    8,368 

Cameron    Supt.   E.  H.  Goodrich JBrownsville    16.086 

Camp    J.  D.  Bass,  Jr JMttsburg    9,146 

Carson    J.    L.   Gray J'anhandle    469 

fJass    W.   F.   Ford Xinden  22,841 

Castro    M.  F.   Barber J)immit  400 

Chambers     W.   B.   Gordon .Wallisvllle    3046 

Cherokee    R.  L.  Robinson Jtusk    25,154 

Cliildn'SH    W.  B.  Howard Childress 2.138 

c:iay    8.    A.   Denney Henrietta    9,231 

foke     J.  D.  Jowers Robert  Lee  3.430 

c:ol<rman    B.    F.  Rose Coleman    10.077 

Collin    Supt.  \V.  L.  Yarbrough McKinney    50.087 

Collingsworth     J.    L.    Lackey Wellington  1.230 

Coloiado   J.  J.  Mansfield Columbus    22,207 

f?omal    John  Marbach   New    Braunsfels 6,398 

Comanrh<!    J.  H.  McMillan Comanche    23.0U9 

Concho   H.  J.  Crozier Paint    Rock    1,427 

Cooke    J.  M.  Wright Gainesville    27,494 

( 'orycll    R.  E.  West Gatesville    21,308 

(  ottU-  J.  D.  Woodley Paducah    1.002 

CrockKt    Chas.  E.  Davidson Ozona    1.591 

Crosby    E.  B.  Covington Emma   788 

Dallam     J.  P.   Inman Texline    (Dalhart) 146 

Dallas    Supt.  John  D.  Cochran Dallas    82.726 

IXaf  Hmith  W.   H,    Russell Hereford    843 

Delta    J.    F.    Holmes Cooper    15.249 

Denton     I.    D.    Ferguson Denton    28.318 

De   Witt C.    A.    Sumners Cuero    21.311 

DIckenH    W.    C.     Ballard Dickens    1.151 

Dimmit     J.  D.  Spears Carrizo    Springs 1.106 

Donley    Geo.    F.   Morgan Clarendon     2.756 

Duval     »S.    Fi.   Woods San    DIcgo 8.483 

East  land    (has.    D.    Spann Eastland    17.971 

Ector  Branch   Isbell  Odessa    381 

Edwards    S.  A.  Hough Rock  Springs    3,108 

ElliM    Supt.  Jas.  T.   Brooks Waxahachie   50,059 

El   I'asij   Supt.   Geo.   W.   Roach El    Paso    24.886 

Erath     Supt.    L.    N.    Frank Stephenvllle    24.966 

Falls     Supt.   A.   W.   Eddins Marlln    33.342 

Fannin    Supt.  W.  J.  Morrow Bonham    51.793 

Fayette    Supt.  G.  A.  Stierling LaGrange     36.542 


PATTEBSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DISECTOKT 


TBXAB.                                      \                                       TEXAS. 

Pop.  ot 

Roby    

!.708 

Gftlvewon    

8upl.  J.  M,  Fendley 

Galveslon    

Gonialea   

28,1s:; 

Canadian     

J.  R.  BInflo 

I  IdalBO    

S,«T 

9.146 

J,  B.  I.lttlpr 

rutchinaon  

303 

Jnoner    

Jaaptr  

J.   B-  Jny 

Clalremont    

Kncx 


.   M,    Miw 


Mm 


IiaTTDBBaS      > 

).ft  Salle C.  C    Thomiis, . , . 

I«vaca    Suiif.  F.  P.  Guen 

Lee    John  Tt.  Tnte..., 

I.lbertv     T.   r.  Crane 

I.imFBlnne    liimfc   Klmbell    . 

LJps<«nib    T.    J.    RMBoner,. 

I.ivB  OTk  W.    A.    Hill.. 

[.lano     ..\.    R.    Mnore 

r.ubboek Cii'n.   R.   Bi'an.,.. 

I-vnn G.   M.   Hartley.,. 

MadlBon    W,    W,    Sharp... 


.Kerrville    *-9a«) 

,,, Junction   City   2.603 

.Guthrie   490 

.  Brackctvllle    2.4« 

Benjamin 2.322 

...Paris 4R.827 

I^mpaaas    tl.6!5 

Cotulla    2.30a 

HnllelBVlLIc    28.121 

■■■QMdlnKB  14.59S 

■  ■  ■  CentrevlUe     I«.n72 

Liberty   Kita 

Groeabeck    32.G73 

I.ipBOOmb TV> 

■OnkvlUe    Z1.2CT 

;;:i,1ano  7,301 

" ■  ''I'lihnka  ...'.'.'.'.'.*.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'      n 
;;;Uadlsonvlll<t    10,432 


218  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


TEXAS, 


TBXAM. 


Coanty  Judge.  Pop.  of 

County.  Ex-ofl9cio   County   Superintendent.     Address.  County. 

Marion   T.   D.    Rowell Jefferson   10,7&4 

Martin    Bailey  Anderson  Stanton    332 

Mason  J.  H.  Jones Mason    5^78 

Matagorda    Jesse  Matthews  Bay  City  8,097 

Maverick    A.   L.  Wallace Eagle  Pass  4,086 

McCulloch   Joe  A.  Adkins Brady    3,980 

McLennan   Supt.  W.  J.  Barcus Waco    59,772 

McMullen   W.  C.  Wheeler Tllden    1,024 

Medina  H.   E.  Haas Hondo    7,788 

Menard    A.   L.   Ainsworth Menardville    2,011 

Midland   L.   M.  Murphy Midland    1,741 

Milam    Supt.  W.  G.  Gillis Cameron    39,866 

Mills  li.  E.  Patterson Goldthwaite    7,851 

Mitchell     W.  B.  Crockett Colorado    2,866 

Montague   Geo.  S.  March Montague   24.800 

Montgomery    J.  T.  Rucks Conroe    17,067 

Moore    » W.    M.   Jeter Dumas    200 

Morris    G.  D.  Hart Daingerfleld    8,220 

Motley    T.  T.  Bouldin Matador    1,267 

Nacogdoches   Robert  Berger  Nacogdoches    24.863 

Navarro    Supt.  T.  M.  Smith Corsicana   43,374 

Newton    Geo.   V.   Denman Newton  7,282 

Nolan  A.  B.  Yantis Sweetwater     2,811 

Nueces   W.  B.  Hopkins Corpus  Christi  10.434 

Ochiltree  G.    M.    Perry Ochiltree    267 

Oldham    E.   A.   McKinnon Tascosa    349 

Orange     W.   J.   Wingate Orange    6,905 

A-alo  Pinto  E.   B.  Ritchie Palo   Pinto    12.291 

Panola    Jas.   G.   Woolworth Carthage  21.404 

Parker    R.   L.  Stennis Weatherford    25.823 

Pecos    John  M.  Odom Fort  Stockton  2.360 

Polk    A.    B.    Green Livingston    14.447 

Potter   8.   P.  Merrill Amarillo    1.820 

Presidio     W.   W.    Bogel Marfa    3,678 

Rains     J.    W.    Pierson Emory   6,127 

Randall    J.  M.  Vansant Canyon  983 

Reagan    W.  C.  Shamblin  Stiles    

Red  River  J.  R.  Kennedy Clarksvillc  29,893 

Reeves    T.  J.  Hefner Pecos    1.847 

Refugio    W.  L.  Rea Refugio    1,641 

Roberts    N.  L.  Lockem Miami    620 

Robertson    Supt.  J.  H.  Lomax Franklin    31,480 

Rockwall    Joe  H.   Chlsholm Rockwall    8.531 

Runnels    B.   B.   Stone Ballinger    5,371 

Rusk  W.    W.    Moore Hfenderson    26,099 

Satlne   James  T.   Peace Hemphill     6,394 

San  Augustine  W.  C.  Ramsey San  Augustine   8,434 

San  Jacinto   S.    C.    Clark Cold  Springs   10.277 

San  Patricio   P.   A.   Hunter Sinton    2,372 

San   Saba   W.  A.  Smith San  Saba   7,569 

Schleicher    J.  A.  Whitton Eldorado 515 

Scurrv    Jas.   Autrey   Snyder    4,158 

Shackelford   I.    M.    Chism Albany    2,481 

Shelbv    Supt.   B.   F.  Whiteside Center    20.462 

Sherman    D.  J.  Wilson Stratford    104 

Smith     Supt.  A.  W.  Birdwell Tyler    37,870 

Somervell     R.   L.    Bryan Glen   Rose   3.498 

Starr    J.   R.    Monroe Rio  Grande  City   11,469 

Stephens   A.  J.  Power Breckenridge     6,406 

Sterling    A.   V.  Patterson Sterling  City  1.127 

Stonewall     A.  S.  Forrester Aspermont     2,183 

Sutton  l^.   J.   Wardlaw Sonora    1.727 

Swisher    W.      .Dinwiddle Tulla    1.227 

Tarrant    Supt.  Geo.  D.   Ramsey Fort  Worth    52.376 

Taylor  I).   G.   Hill Abilene  10.499 

Terry  W.    M.    Copeland Brownfleld  48 

Throckmorton    R.  F.   Reynolds Throckmorton    1.750 

Titus    Seb.   T.   Caldwell Mt.  Pleasant   12.292 

Tom  Green   Miiton  Mays  San  Angelo  6,804 

Travis    Supt.   Car!   Hartman .Austin   47,386 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


219 


TEXAS, 


TEXAS. 


Trinity    C.   H.   Crow Groveton    10,976 

Tyler    W.  A.  Johnson WoodvIUe  11,899 

Upshur    M.  B.  Brings Gilmer    16,266 

Uvalde    J.  P.  Robinson Uvalde    4,649 

Val  Verde  J.  G.  Griner Del  Rio    5,263 

Van  Zandt  John  W.  Davidson Canton    25,481 

Victoria     Ben  W.  Fly Victoria    18,678 

Walker    Supt.  S.  C.  Wilson Huntsville    15,813 

Waller    Supt.  T.  A.  Kelly Hempstead    14,246 

Ward   J.  A.  Stewart Barstow    1,461 

Washington    E.  P.  Curry Brenham     32,931 

Webb  Supt.  B.  Richardson Laredo     21,851 

Wharton    G.    S.   Gordon Wharton    16,942 

Wheeler    J.  M.  Grigsby Mobeetie    636 

Wichita   \V.   P.   Skeen Wichita  Falls  5,806 

Wilbarger    J.  A.  Nabers Vernon    5,759 

Williamson     Supt.  D.  L.  Hamilton Georgetown    38,072 

Wilson    H.  P.  Gouger  FloresviUe    13.961 

Wise   John   G.    Gose    Decatur    27.116 

Wood   J.   O.   Rouse Quitman    21,048 

Young     J.  W.  Akin Graham    6,540 

Zapata    A.    P.    Sphon Zapata    4,766 

Zavala    O.  A.  Mills Batesville    792 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


ABILEKE,  Taylor  Co.,  pop.  3.411. 
Bimmoiu   College;   eol. ;    oo-ed. ;   Bapt.;    O.    11. 
Cooper.   LL.   D.,   Pres. 

ALBAKT,   Bhackelford  Co.,   pop.  990. 
Reynold!  PreibyterUn  Academy;  prep.;  co-cd.; 
ProBb.;    H.    H.    Brltan,    Ph.    D.,    Prln. 

ATHEVB,  Henderion  Co.,   pop.   1.235. 
Bmoe   Aoademy:    prep.;   co-ed.;   non-sect.;    W. 
II.  Bruce,   Prln. 

AXJBTIN,    Travis   Co.,   pop.   22,2S8. 
Bickler    Academy;     prep.;     co-ed.;     non-sect. 

Jacob    Bickler.    Prln. 
Grifltts  College  of  Commerce;  bus.  and  sten. 

D.   A.   Griffltts,   Pres. 
St.    Edwards  College;   lol. ;    men;    R.   C;   est 

1885;    Rev.    John    T.     Boland.    C.    S.    C. 

Pres. 
St.   Xary'B   Academy;  girls'   boarding;    R.    C. 

Slater  Superior,   Prin. 
Samuel  Houston  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;  M.  E. 

R.   S.    I»vingood.   A.    M..   Prln. 
Tillotson     College     (colored);     prep.;     co-ed. 

Cong.;    oRt.    IRRl;    Arthur    W.    Purtch,    A 

B..    President. 
University  of  Texas;  univ. ;  state;  co-ed.;  est 

1883;   Wm.    L.   Pruther,   Pres. 
University   of   Texas,    Law   Department;   law 

men;    est.    1833;    Yancey   I^ewls.    Dean. 

BELTON,   BeU  Co..   pop.   3.700. 
Baylor  Female  College;  girls'  boarding;  Bapt.; 
est.    1845;    Rev.    William    A.    Wilson.    A. 
M..    D.    D..    Pres. 

BONHAM,  Fannin  Co.,  pop.  5.042. 

Carlton  College;  girls'   boarding;   Christ.;   est. 
1867;    Charles   Carlton,    Pros. 

BRENHAM,   Washington  Co.,   pop.  5.068. 
Blinn  Memorial  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;   M.  R. ; 

C.   Dosdall,    Prln. 
Evangelical   Lutheran    College;    prep.;    co-ed.; 

Et.  Luth.;  Prof.  F.  Zlmmcrmann,  Pres. 


BROWNSVILLE,   Cameron  Co.,   pop.   6.305. 
Incarnate  Word  Academy;  girls*  boarding;  R. 

C. ;    Mother   Stanislaus.    Prin. 
St.     Joseph's     College;     boys*     boarding;     R. 
C;   E.  J.  O'Callaghan.  O.   M.   I.,   Prln. 

BROWNWOOD,  Brown  Co.,   pop.   3,965. 
Howard    Payne    College;    col.;    co-ed.;    Bapt.; 
est.   1890;  J.   H.  Grove,   A.   M.,  Pres. 

BUFFALO  OAF,  Taylor  Co..  pop.  249. 
Buffalo    Gap    College;    prep.;    co-ed.;     Gumb. 
Presb.;    J.    D.   Clay,    Prln. 

CHAPPELL  HILL,  Washington  Co.,  pop.  813. 
Chappell    Hill    Female    College;    girls;    M.    B. 
So.:    «'Ht.    1H52;    James    E.    Willis,    A.    M.. 
Prca. 

CHICO.  Wiae  Co.,   iKip.   tJ42. 
Male  and  Female  Institute:  prep.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sort.;    out.    1800;    L.    W.    Shawnee.    Presi- 
dent. 

CLEBURNE,  Johnson  Co.,  pop.  7.493. 
Cleburne    Academy;    prep.:    co-ed.;    non-sect.: 
W.   W.    Lindsley,   Prln. 

COMANCHE,    Comanche  Co.,    pop.    2.070. 

Comanche    College;     prep.;     co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
W.   F.    Rogers.   Ph.    D..    A.   M..   Prin. 

COMMERCE,  Hunt   Co.,   pop.   1.800. 
East  Texas  Normal  College;   normal;   private; 
co-od.;    est.    1889;    W.    L.    Mays,    A.    B., 
Proa. 

CORSICANA,   Navarro  Co.,   pop.  9.313. 
Miller's   Seminary,    Mrs.;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;   Mrs.   R.   T.   Miller.   Prln. 

CROCKETT,   Houston  Co.,  pop.   2,612. 
Mary  Allen  Seminary;  girls'  boarding;   Presb.; 
John  B.  Smith.  D.  D.,   Prin. 

CROWELL,   Foard  Co.,  pop.  278. 
Crowell   College;    prep.;   co-ed.;   non-sect.;    H. 
A.  Mayers,  Prin. 


aeo                           PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY                ^^H 

TEXAS. 

TEXAS. 

OtmSX,  Hopkliu  Co.,   pop.    16", 

FOENEY.    Kaufman  Co.,    pop.    1,18.^ 

iDdepandsnt  ITormal  CoUsee;  •mrmi,]-.  prlratp^ 

Levla  Aoadsmy,  Ttaa:  prep,;  eo-ad.;  non-aecl.; 

DALLAS,  Sallu  Co.,  pop.  42.838. 

FOBT  WORTH,  Tanant  Co,,  pop.  Se.lHg, 

DraugfaoB-i    Praotioal    Bnainaaa    CaUeKa;    hna. 

rrg.;    po-»d.;   fit.    ItWI;    B.    H,  Cari.    U- 

and  Blen.;  J.   F.   Draanhon.  ITea. 

D.,   Dmi.. 

Fort  -Worth  B»l»»i  Collaca;  liua.   and  ateu.; 

Ball  Iftdlsal  Colta«:  med.;   n-g.;  I'l.-nl.;  pit. 

f.   P.    Prr-ullt.   Prea. 

Ckmbridra  Bshiul;  hii)^-'pr<'p.:"iiau-«i't.;  at. 

um:  a.  n.  BriuLiir,  m.  a.,  prm. 

Dean. 

Dillu  KadlAl  CoUeo:  mcd.;  reri  mm;  est. 

11)01:  Iluch  L.   MrNp».  U.   D..  D«in. 

DaUu    T«leii«ph    Colladi    Irl.:    cr,-e,1.;    eit. 

eat.    IBSI;    Kr-r.   H.   A,    Boai,    M.   A„    m* 

^^H                  unilh     pmi-tlFiil     IrilnlnE    x-hDnl    or    leleg- 

Bt,  l»natlna  Aoadamy:  Blrls'  IwiirdHis;  R.  C; 

^^^^k             nptiT  Id  Anwrtr*.     Owns  aod  oppratn  ■ 

Sister   Loulae,    ITIn. 

^^^^H              ItalUi    and    Oik      CUR.      Tpiaa.      Puplli 
^^^P              pliwd  in  i^taarge  of  DHhva  wtaero  Ibty  do 

Srauthon'a'  PracDoal    Bu'alaau'  Coileca:    bus. 
and   nteii.;    J,    F.    i>niUI!hon     Frett. 

^^"                  ni'tnil  biurinMi  nmll  Iher  an  mmpetent, 
1                             imiitlMl  Dwntan.     EstibllntaHl  elghtwn 

St.    Jsaepb'i    OoBToat:    prep.;   'co-ed.;    B.    C; 

St,     Xb^'a    trninni^;     .'ol.;     men;     R.     C; 

Kyle.   aupl. 

W.   Landon.  DlrHtor. 

lar'd.;   rei.:  rM>-ed  -  eat    Igai-   William  S 

nnrter.   M.   n,,   Dean, 

A.  Rutland.  Pre*. 

HalvoraltT    of    Taua,     Bohool    ot    PhatmaoTl 

TlD'ils     Ifadlcal     CaltafB    of     I«u!     ph^nlo. 

Died.;   I'U-vd.;  rat'.   lOul;   B.  L.  Spann.  M. 

1>.   SeiT. 

Onullns     CoBTmt:     glrti'     hoiirdlnc:     R.     C.; 

1871;    Mother   M.    Eyuni[r.||»t.    ITlor.hH. 
Duor:  Pbar.:  men:   eat.  IVOl;    B.    «,    Eb- 

VnlTaTilV    a'    Dallu,     Xadloal    Bspartmant  i 

med,r   »«,;    men;    «t,    IBOO;    Charle.    M- 

OLEK   ROSE,    BamerraU  Co..    pop.    MO. 

DEKIBOW.    Orajwrn'oo.,    pop.    ll.BOT. 

HatahaWa  Aoademri  prep.;   co-ed.;   nou-aeil.; 

ORAPEVWE,  Tarrant  ci„  pop,  Toa. 

Geo.   L.    Hanbaw.  Prln. 

OfapOTlie    Collara;     prop.;     co-ed.;    noB-iMt.: 

CoUe«a   ot   Induitrtal    Arta;    Indml.;    women; 

a.    T.    Mludwortli,    Prln. 

,xl.   11K)n;  (Tee  T.   Wwk.  Pti'ildenl. 

OREEKTILLE,    Hunt    Co.,    pop.    8,86(1. 

DEMTON,    Danton    Co.,     pop.     4.187. 

BnrlEHn     GoUaKa;     e<.t.;     eo-ed.  1     Bapt.:     Ml.               ' 

North   Tou>   Narinat  Caliaia;   oonaol;   xale; 

DETBOIT,   Rad  RiTsr  Co,,  pop.    I.nse. 

BMroit  Moraal  Bohool;  normal;  slaU;   eo-ed.; 

HEARVE,    RobartaoB    Oo„    pop.   SlIB, 

Eddj  LltsrUT  and  BeintiBs  Inilituto;   i.iTp.; 

™i.''l°««irH,   e"  J.   W^tm>C"B.  D..   pKi' 

Istaraatlonal  Bvi  ■*■>  Cellaiai  hii>.  and  it.D.: 

HandarioB    Kormal   Bahool:    ihb-.;  "co-ed.!    mL 

I«h;;  ti,..it,-.  lti.H»']l  Daf.  A.  B,.  Prln. 

EL  PABO,  El  Faio  Co.,   pop.   1B,0>14. 

HOUSTON,    Harria  Co,,   pop,   44.BX>. 

Sardi    School.    Hi**;    Blrl."    bo«rdlii«:    noK- 

aeri.;   Tlie    Mlaaoa  BaCEla.    Prtoa. 

FZRKI8,  HUa  Co.,   pop.  9»4. 

Roaaton   AoadoniT;    prr-p.;   ei<-ed.:   Bapt.;   ml. 

C.   Spoer,    iviu. 

FLOREMOE,   Willianion   Co,.   I»p,    3«, 

C.    If.   Banlcl.    Prea. 

Ftorano*  Oallaji;  prep.;   eo-ed.;  non-arct.;   W. 

WhHlar    Bn)b>.a.    Colla«a:    bua.    and    aln,; 

1                           0.    BtirUBB     Prtn. 

Wlllard   I.    Whoeler.    Pr«. 

OP  TH£  DNITKD  STATES  AND  CANADA. 

TBXAB.  I  TEXAS 


JACKSONVILLE.   ( 

JASPER.  Jup«  Co.,  DD| 

•ect.;    J.    II.    ajrnnu' 

LAhlf  AgAS.  LimiAui  < 

LA    POaiE.    Hinii  Co.. 

Tsui  HlliUry  lutllul 

LABESO,    Wnbb   Co.,    l>o| 


XaSmrZY,  OaUln  Co., 

H«irth«B*   OoUsca;    pr 

II.   O.    Rcod.    Prln. 


kes  Co.,  |»p-  1.U8. 


13,42B. 


Xo*  HUl  IiuUtata;   prep.; 

Ht.  ima:  Aiii'n  h.  Mod 

II(H>DT,  I 


onv,  Bmith  Co.,  iHi>.  )HB. 
BnnimaT  Bill  Bulinou  Collar«;  I 
Kef.    N.    Smylk',    I'n.B, 


Sonthwofttam     Bui: 


Eut   Toiu 

liBPt.       i 

Pro«, 
Bulk   )l»oi 


r    or    Obi   Ladr    of   I 


1   liaTi'    IxunUns: 


Xiry'i  KftU  elr1>-  bwirOlDii 
H,-.  Wiilliii.t.  Crnnhin,  Prin. 
I    Antoaio    AoadBm;;     itnli.:    cv-i 

I  Antonio  FemUa  Ooll^i  aitli' 
U.    ¥.,  Sti.;   fit.   ISM;   RcT.  J.   : 


I   WAKCOB,   Hiyi  Co., 
°"ll?v     s',.rll'ij«'l''lBh..r.' 


co-cd.:   M.    E.    3a.; 


It.    JOMpb   Aodamy:    p 
BUESHAV,   anr»B  Oo., 


SbariUD  Printi  Bohool 


TYLER,    BmitH 


til-.    A     M..   Prln. 

wis  €a.,  iK>|,.  n.sna, 

li -CollngB    ui.'il. ;  ri't!.:  m-eJ 


□  Co.,  [Kir..  211,030. 


DbivIu    Bclinlar 


H*    Collofai 
H.  11111.  ITeg. 
Collvo    (oolond);    en 


222 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


TBXAB^ 


TBXA8. 


Toby's  Praetioal  BnaiiieM  CoUoffe;  bos.  sod 
st«D.;    Edward  Toby.    Pres. 

Wsco  Conserratorj  of  Mnsie;  mas.  and  elo.; 
est.  1W<6;  W.  B.  ScblmmelpfeDnlg.  Di- 
rector. 

WAZAHACHIE,  EUis  Co.,   pop..   4.215. 
Trinitj  TTniTersitj;  coL;  co-«d.;  Cninb.  Presb.: 
est.    1809;    Arcbolaus    E.    Tomer.    Ph.    D.. 
President. 

WEATHEHFOBD.  Parker  Co.,  pop.  4.786. 
Texas    Female    Seminary;     girls*     boarding ; 
Ciiuib.     PreMb. ;    est.    19(Ni;    I..    M.    I»gan. 
President. 


Weatherford    College;    prep.;    co-ed.;    If.     B. 
So.;    DsTid   S.   Switser.   Prin. 

WESTMIHSTEB.   Collin  Co.,  pop.  3S. 
Westminster    College;    prep.;    co-ed.;    ML    B.; 
C.   O.  Stobbs.   Prin. 

WUITKWBIOHT,   Grayson  Co.,  pop..  1.804. 
Grayson    College;     prep.;     co-ed.;     non-sect.; 

est.   IKSU;   H.  S.   Parsons.   President. 
TTrsoline     Academy;     prep.;     co-ed.;     B.     C; 

Hqther    Mary    Drsola,    Prin. 
West   Texas  Military  Academy;    miUUry;    P. 

E. :  John   F.   Howard.  Supt. 


UTAH. 

Population,  276,749.     School  census,  93,199.     School  age,  6-18. 

Utah  is  the  forty-third  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  276,749  inhabitants,  of  whom  272465,  or  98.5  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  num- 
ber 52,804,  or  19. 1  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the 
entire  population  is  3.1  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  fifth  in  this  respect.  The  educa- 
tional system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENTS  OFFICE. 

A.  C.  Nelson,  State  Superintendent  Public  Instruction Salt  Lake  City 

G.  M.  Marshall,  Deputy  Superintendent  Public  Instruction Salt  Lake  City 

A.  C.  Matheson,  Chief  Clerk  Salt  Lake  City 

Miss  Chloe  Nelson,  Assistant  Clerk Salt  Lake  City 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

A.  C.  Nelson,  State  Superintendent,  Chairman Salt  Lake  City 

J.  T.  Kingsbury,  Secretary   Salt  Lake  City 

W.  J.   Kerr    Logan 

Wm.  Allison  Ogden 

D.  H.  Christensen Salt  Lake  City 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSIONERS. 

John  C.  Cutler,  Governor Salt  Lake  City 

A.  C.  Nelson,  State  Superintendent  Public  Instruction Salt  Lake  City 

J.  A.  Edwards,  State  Auditor Salt  Lake  City 

Byron  Groo   T.    D.    Rees 

H.    Bullien    , J.    A.    Melville 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 
A.  C.  Nelson,  State  Superintendent  Public  Instruction,  Pres Salt  Lake  City 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

A.  C.  Nelson,  State  Superintendent  Public  Instruction Salt  Lake  City 

Wm.  M.  Stewart,  Principal  of  State  Normal Salt  Lake  Ci^ 

And  the  County  Superintendents  of  schools  of  the  respective  counties. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

B.  W.  AsHTON,  Supt.  Salt  Lake  County Salt  Lake  City 

J.  L.  Brown,  Supt.  Utah  County Provo  City 

Wm.  Allison,  Supt.  Ogden  Schools Ogden 

D.  H.  Christenson,  Supt.  Salt  Lake  City Salt  Lake  City 


^*     324                           PATTBRSOB'S  COU.EGB  AMD  SCHOOL  DUUCCTOKX                ^^^ 

UTAB.                                        \                                       UTAH. 

A.  L.  Labson,  Supt.    Sanpele   County    Maiiti 

M«s.  E.  QuALWrauCH,  1st  Vice-Prrti-        L.    E.    EcceinstiN.  and   Vice-President.. 

dcnl     W.    B.    Wilson,    Secretary 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS,               ^^  „, 

Coontr.                                                SaperiiitfiKtePl'ii  NiDf.                   Addcea.                             BctiwU. 

0»k   City    » 

Woyne  Bpbraim    P.  Pectol CalneYllle  Ifi 

Weber   _Wm.  N.   PetterBOn Ogflen   Clly    n 

HIGHER  INSTITUTI 

JNS  OF  LEARNING. 

BEATza    FiwmoBt  Co 

PEOVO,  CUh  Co.,   pop,   0,188, 

Em.rr  8Ut>  ADkdonr:  pr^p.:  »*l.;  L.  n.  S.: 

N.irnial    Srhnol     III     Tor    IR-ide    IMThsn: 

EPHKAIH.  Bupata  Co,,  pop.   3.080. 

All  Hallowi   Collccoi    bof   bomnllr«^  B.   C: 

ml,      ISSa;     Ber.     1.    1.    QuIdid,    a.    It.. 

OordoB    AoidoBiT:    prrp.:    ™-«l,:    Corn.;    «I, 

iMir  NpwIoh  BoiUb.  PHn, 

HoEk'.  Bd^mm  Coltot*!  M».   «nd  ■tan.:  I- 

WiutDh     AudaoiT;     prrp,;     nvw].:     Prob,; 

Piiipgiit  SohMl  <rf  Ontocy  ud  Phyiid  0«1- 

OeDEH.  W.l«t  Co..  pop.  1B1.31B. 

OF  THK  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


225 


UTAH. 


UTAH. 


8alt   Lake  Business  CoUegre;   bus.    and    sten.; 

Benjamin    Goddard.    Prln. 
Salt  Lake   Collegiate  Lnstitute;   prep.;   co-ed.; 

Presb. ;    est.     1875;    (leorge    B.    Sweazey, 

M.  A..   Prln. 
State   Kormal   School;    normal;    state;    co-ed.; 

Wm.   M.  Stewart,  Pres. 
TTniTersity  of  Utah;  uniT. ;  state;  co-ed.;  est. 

1850;    J.    T.    Kingsbury,    Ph.    D.,    D.    Sc, 

Pres. 

Utah    State    Kormal    Kindergarten    Training 


School;   kind,   training;   co-ed.;   stato;  est. 
180S;    Mury    C.    May.    Director. 
Utah    State    School   of    Mines.    University    of 
Utah;    tech.;    men;    state;    est.    1805;    Jo- 
seph F.  Merrill.  B.  S..  Ph.  I).,  Director. 

SPRIKGVILLE,   Utah   Co.,    pop.   3.422. 
Hungerford    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Presb.; 
Charles  F.    Romig,   A.   B..  Prln. 
YEBNAL,  Uinta  Co.,   pop.   664. 
Uintah  Stake  Academy;   prep.;   co-cd.;   L.    D. 
S.;    est.    1891;    Raymond  Partridge,    Prln. 


VERMONT. 

Population,  S43J641.     School  census,  80^30.     School  age,  5-18. 

Vermont  is  the  fortieth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a  total 
of  343/Hi  inhabitants,  of  whom  342,771,  or  99.7  per  cent,  are  white.  Of  this  number, 
44/xj4,  or  13  per  cent,  are  foreign  bom.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  of  the  entire 
pTipulation  is  5^  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  twenty-second  in  this  respect.  The 
educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 
Walter  E.  Ranger,  Superintendent  of  Education Montpelier 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Vermont  has  no  School  Text-Book  Commission  officially  recognized  as  a  sepa- 
rate board.     Free  text-books  are  required  to  be  furnished  to  public  school  pupils. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

Harry  J.  Stannard,  President Barton 

Suit.  Clarence  I  f .  Dempsey,  Vice-President St.  Johnsbury 

PRIN.  Ernest  G.  Ham,  Secretary Montpelier 

PRIN.  Wai,ter  D.  Parsons,  Treasurer Bellows  Falls 

executive  committee. 

pRiN.   Nelson  J.  Whitehill \Vhi:c   River  Junction 

pRiN.  William  A.  Beebe  Morrisville 

pRiN.  Winthkoi'  p.  Abbott  Proctor 

legisijvtwe  committee. 

Suit.  Ozias  D.   Mathewson    Barre 

Prin.    Hohakt  K.  Whitaker   Brattleboro 

pRiN.  Charles  i I.  Morrili Randolph  Center 

VERMONT  SCHOOLMASTERS'  CLUB. 

Prin.   Marshall  \V.  Downing,  President Bellows  Falls 

Prin.   1 1 erm  an  Dressel,  Jr.,  Vice-President Springfield 

Prin.  William  H.  Botsford,  Secretary  and  Treasurer Bristol 

executive  committee. 

Prin.  John  L.   Alger  Johnson 

Prin.  Cu arles  H.  Morrill  Randolph  Center 

Prin.  Winfhrop  P.  Abbott  Proctor 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


VEBMOST. 


EXAMINERS  OF  TEACHERS. 

Addison  County  Thomas  E.  Boyce  Middlebury, 

Bennington    County    J,   Francis   Allison   North   Bennington. 

Caledonia   County    William  H.  Taylor   Hardwick. 

Chittenden  County    John  E.  Allen  Westtord. 

Essex   County    Mrs.  Alida  F.  Enright Concord. 

Franklin  County Franklin  H.  Dewart St.  Albans. 

Grand  Isle   County Miss  Mary  Montgomery.,.  Isle  La  Motte. 

Lamoille  County  William  A.  Beebe  Morrisville. 

Orange  County    John  M.  Comstock Chelsea. 

Orleans  Coun^   Henry  J.  Stannard  Barton. 

Rutland   County    Vvinthrop   P.  Abbott   Proctor. 

Washington  County   •--•  IJ.  Miihewson   Barre. 

Windham  County    Herbert  D.  Ryder Bellows  Falls. 

Windsor   County    Nelson  L  Whitehall White  River  Jet 

While  Vermont  has  the  town,  and  not  the  county,  system  of  schools,  the  ex- 
aminers of  teachers  perform  many  of  the  functions  of  county  superintendentg  of 
other  states.  Aside  from  the  examination  and  certification  of  teachers,  their  legal 
duties  in  connection  with  summer  schools  and  institutes,  appeals  from  school  pat- 
rcMis,  reports  lo  the  Stale  Superintendent's  office,  records  of  teachers,  their  giving 
iirformation  and  advice  frequently  sought  by  teachers  and  school  officers,  and 
their  influential  position  combine  to  make  them  in  efl'ect  county  superintendents 
rather  than  examiners. 


HIGHBK  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


S..    Prln. 
LTMDON  CENTES,  Oladonia  Co, 

Muffin   M.   n'arrtg.   Prln'°' 
HAHCHEBTEB,  Bsmlngton  Cs., 
"nrr  ft  Burton   BominArr;   pre] 

UoINDDE  FALLS,  CilsdonEa  Co., 


OABTLETON,  ButlMd  Co., 
BUta    Kormil   Bcboal;    ni 

DAHTILLE,    Culsaoita    Co 
Ffaillipi    Aademr:     I'rrp 

DEEBY,  Orlauii  Co.,  |»p. 

Borbr   AoHdaokT;    prrp. ; 

EtliProinb,    Prln. 


GoodBdngb,  PrlD- 


.   «..   D.   D..    Prln. 


NEW  HAVEN.  Addtioi 


228 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


YBBMONT. 


VHBMONT. 


CJaliidaiiia  Comity  Qnunamr  Behool;  prep.;  co- 
ed.; non-sect.;  eat.  1707;  Dwlgbt  G. 
Barrage,    ▲.    ML,    Prln. 

POULTVEY,    RntUnd    Co.,    pop.    3,106. 
Troj  ConferoBoe  Aoademj;  prep.;   co-ed.;   M. 
E.;  Cbarles  H.  Danton,  Prln. 

RAMDOLPH  CENTER,  Onuice  Co.,   pop.   ISO. 
Bandolph  State  Vormal  Behool;  normal;  state; 
co-ed.;   Charles  H.   Morrill.   Prln. 

BUTLAND,  Rutland  Co.,  pop.  11.499. 
Rutland    Bnsineas    CoUege;    bos.    and    sten.; 
L.  J.  Bgelston.  Prea. 

IT.   ALBANS.   Franklin  Co.,   pop.   6.239. 
St.  Mary's  School;  prep.;   co-ed.;    R.  C;   Sis- 
ter Bocenia.   Prln. 

Villa  Barlow  Aoademj;  girls*  boarding;  R.  C. 
est.  1869;  Sister  Mary  Magdelon.  Supe- 
rior. 


ST.  JOHNSBHrBT,  Caledonia  Co.,  pop.  B,M6. 

St.    Johnahury    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non- 
sect.;  est.  1843;  D.  Y.  Comstocfc,  Prln. 

BAXTON*S  BIYER,    Windham  Co.,   pop.   650. 

Vermont  Academy;  prep.;   co-ed.;   Bapt.;   est. 
1874:  John   L.   Alger.   A.   M.,   Prin. 

THETFORD,  Orange  Co.,  pop.  1.240. 
Thetford    Academy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-eect.; 
Luman   R.   Bowdish,    Prin. 

TOWNSHEND,   Windham  Co.,   pop.  883. 

Leland    and    Gray    Seminary;    prep.;     co-ed.^ 
Bapt.;    E.   Bdgecomb,   Prin. 

WEST  BRATTLEBORO,  Suhurh  of  Brattleboro. 

Brattleboro     Academy;     prep.;     eo-ed.;     bob- 

sect. 
Olenwood  Classioal  Institute;  closed. 


VIRGINIA. 

Population,  1,854,184.     School  census,  595470.    School  age,  7-20. 

Virginia  is  the  seventeenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  1,854,184  inhabitants,  of  whom  1,192,855,  or  64.3  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number  i9,o63,  or  i  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  22.9  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  forty-second  in  this  re- 
spect.   The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 
Joseph  W.  South  all,  M.  D.,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction.  .Richmond 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

Joseph  W.  South  all,  M.  D.  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction,  President. 

Richmond 

A.  J.  Montague,  Governor  Rlichmond 

Wu-LiAM  A.  Anderson,  Attorney  General Richmond 

Lyon  G.  Tyler,  President  of  the  College  of  William  and  Mary Williamstmrg 

Charles  W.  Kent,  Professor  of  English  Literature  in  the  University  of  Vir- 
ginia      Charlottesville 

William  A.  Bowles.  Superintendent  of  the  Virginia  School  for  the  Deaf  and 

the   Blind    Staunton 

Edward  C.  Glass,  Superintendent  of  Lynchburg  City  Schools Lynchburg 

John  T.  West,  Supterintendent  of  Norfolk  County  Schools Norfolk 

Frank  P.  Brent,  Secretary  to  the  Board Richmond 

COMMITTEES   OF   THE   STAl^   BOARD   OF   EDUCATION   ON    TEXT- 
BOOKS. 

On  Readers  and  Spellers   West,  Bowles  and  Glass 

On  Grammars  and  Language   Kent,   Tyler  and   Southall 

On  Arithmetics  Glass,  West  and  Bowles 

On  Geographies  Bowles,  Anderson  and  Kent 

On  Civil  Government  Anderson,  Montague  and  Tyler 

On  Manual  Training,  Drawing  and  Writing Montague,  Glass  and  West 

On  History  Tyler,  Anderson,  Kent,  Montague  and  Southall 

On  Physiology  and  Hygiene  Dr.  Southall 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  p^p  ^, 

County.  Snporlntendent's  Name.  Address.  County. 

Alleghany    G.    G.   Joynes Onancock     32,670 

Accomack    P.  W.  Nelson  Stony    Point    28.473 

Albemarle     James    B.    Clements Ballston    6430 

Alexandria    W.  W.  Pendleton  Clifton  S\>rge  76,680 


^^     330                  PATTERSON'S  COLIEGB  AMD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY                 ^^^ 

YIBOISIA. 

1 

vmamiA. 

CoBBly. 

„„a.»d...-. ».™. 

AmelU   

Amherst    

Evergreen    

Pop  of 

Coimtj. 

9X1 

IT.BM 

;:;:::iS 

Appomattox    

..J.  K.  Hannah  

::::::« 

FIneftHtle    

n'.m 

Briatol    (CTty) 

Buchanan    

Campbell    

..John  A.  Twyman 

..D.   James  EJvana 

Biierhook    

Ctiarles  City   

CharloHesviuV'icity);!";! 

CheBtorlleld 

;:chBries  "i^  p^Hb'.:  :::::. 

..John    8.    Patton 

..W.    A.    Blankenahlp 

V.-F.    H.    Huffman.,."!;"'. 

:;:::g,^i.-;.:v-.v.-. 

;■■.■••« 
:::::.iS 

Danville    (CTty) 

Inwlddle    

llialieth  CTty    

...,Q«B.  W.  Dickinson..... 
...J.  H.  Long 

.v.'jtihn  M.  wmiB:::::::::" 

DanyillB     

::::::«     1 

■"■■SSn""""-" 

::::::i9:wo 

'.'.'.'.'.'.w.m 

::::::S 
:;::;:i;S 

Wilmington     

Ilea    

Ooochland    

...Chas.    A.    Hardwlck.... 

...Wm.   F.   Htigs 

...N.  B.  Campbell 

Newport    

Wicomico     

Balham    

:;;;.;,'.g 

reenenvllle    

::::::  lira 

37,197 

Sutherlln    

Martinsville   

llWffi 

Highland    

ale  of  Wight 

KlS."£rQ.»n:::;:;;:::: 

famnrllle    

13,1111 

':::.::  iS 

Jun'eSl'Sre-: 

Mg 

'E:M 

Lynchburg    (City) 

...Richard   H.   May 

...B,    C,    GlaiB 

Lunenburg    

ia^r'.  ■■.•.■■■.•. 

■■■■■■^ 
;;::.;SS 

Hecklenbunc    

...J,   H.    Stephena 

:&.ir.::.::::::: 

1I,81S 

;;:::;:1:S 

Newport  Newi  (City) 

Norfolk  (City)  .......; 

L                 Norfolk    

...John  Bheldon  Jonea 

Newport  Newi   .. 

^^^^  Northumberland    

Village   

d 

^HHMHI 

visainiA.                         1 

VIROOllA. 

1 

Notloway     Thomas    B.    Royall 

....Burkevllle    ... 

Pop.  0( 
Coontj. 

...12.ISG 

.v.as 

....Chatham     

'■■■.im 

:^*i 

Princess    Anne    0.  B.  Mears.. 

Prince    VVllllam    H.    M.    Clarlu 

oci'.'."'.'.'.'' 

....Kempsvlllo   ... 

RsdroM     (City) X.   W-  Lucas. 

Rappahannock    Charles  Green 

Richmond    Joseph  W.  Ch 

'.V.■l5.fa^ 

Roanoke   ICliyy/.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.Bashrod   RUBt 

iw^;::::::: 

....Balem     

....Lexington  .... 
Brldgewater 

Scott    W.    O.    Smith 

Shenandoah    J.   B.    Mclnturff 

....Gate  City  .... 
....Straabui-B     .... 

...22.694 

Somhampton     J.  P.  Bryant. 

Stafford    JameB  Ashby 

....Franklin    

...2Z.S43 
...9,239 
...  S.'^l 
...  8.4KB 

...23.384                 1 
...  8.837                 1 

.dson:::::: 

....Glade  Spring  . 

....WtnoheBter  ... 

Winchester     (City) M.  M.  Lynch. 

WjflhB    Oeorge  R.    Hu 

irard 

....Wythevllle    ... 

HIGHEH  IHSTITUTII 

aiusitone  Million  School;   prep,;   C"-i!<l.;    Oii11"d 
Prcaii  :  .'»,  IiXii:  Wm.  G.  Wllw>n.  A.  II.. 

ABDIODOH.   WniUiirtiiii   Co..   pop.   l.SOA. 
AblnfdoB  Amdamr;  hoff  bmn)lai:  non-KfL; 

B.     C;     Sisl^r     Murj     AgUfii    BrouBliton. 

Hirtha  ' W«ihinitiiB     OoUsm:     (tlrlii'     bomtd- 
Lng;    M.    B.    Si.,;    «t.     ISen;    Rel.    W.    M. 

BtoMwuli  Imaktin    InatltuU;   glrlii-   bonrdlng; 

ALEXAHSBIA,  Alaundrii  Cr>.,  pop.  14.523. 
EplHopBi    Schoslii     IwTi'     hnnrdlng;     P.     B.; 

,                          Vi^nia;   Uicri-:   mvu;    P.    B.;   e>t.    1833; 
«.».    Sanmtl    A.    W.lll..    D.    D,.    AMlnB 

DNS  OF  LEARNING. 

ABHLAITD.    Binovtr  Co.,    pop.   l.MT 

hi,:  d'.  proi.  ■-■""■■■■- 

BESFOaD  CTTT,  BnUoTd  Co.,  pop.  2.119. 

BELLEVUT,    Bddtord    Co..    pop.     OT. 

B.ll.™    Htih    Boho.1;    hi,y.>    iHrnnllni;    oou- 
-.■H.:  .-tl,  isnii;  wiiilnm  n.  AhhotI,  Prin. 
BERKLEY,    Mortolk    Co..    pop.    4. DM. 
BEBSTVILLE,    Clarka   Co..    pop.  S38, 
BsrrrriU*  lutitutt;    prtp.;    ™*d.;    BoB-»r(.; 
Mlu  ROH   Use  Donald.  PHn. 
BETHEL  AOADEMT.  P.aqul«  Co..  pop.  T§. 

ent.    ises:    WLlKiDi    U.    Kempn,     A.    B., 

PAXTERSOH'S  COLLEGE  AHD   SCHOOL   DIBECTORT 


BLACKBTOVE,  Kottanr  Cg., 


Bota   M*mrh*i   Miliui?  *em4itmj:    mlUurr: 


Bi^cK  WAunrr.  hhuu  cb..  pop.  w. 

Pnib.  ;   ml.    !«««;   tUmrdpo   WilBon,    B«d 
BOV  AIS.   Chulartald  Co..   psp.   54. 


BowllBf      OnsD 


BnunglOB    AcadelD 


BmKETILLE,  VottsHT  Ca.,  pop.   Slo. 


VRlnnltJ    ■!    VlrflBUi    nnli.;    aUIc: 

lV  n  .  irw. 
Ualvanltgr  ■(  TirciaU.  DvpKrtnaal  at  i 

Valnrillj     of     Tlixliii*,    Law    Bobiwl; 

trilT*Tl^t7    Bokool 

CHASE  O 

■eiilk    I 

0IIOBCIU.AirD.  Xi>rrolk  Co.,   pop.  200. 


1 


.    SoBUwsod.    D.     D.. 


:    Rotcrt  Bdwlii    Battco. 


DlTRlttD.  CuDKbeU  Co..  iM>p.  M. 

Bipt,;    ML    ISSS:    G.    W.    RiTH.    A.   M.. 

EFFVA.  Blud  Co..  pop.  2). 

Ehum  CoUac*  Bckosl;  TlaH?d. 
EMOBT.  ' 


FrmsUin    MUitur    Aoaduar:   Ikiti'  boardlns: 

D<>u-(»'t,:   H.   G.   \onilDii>r.  A.   U..  Prjn. 

FBEDESICESBUSO.      SpstUTlT^ala      O).,      pDtl. 


^^r                     OF  THE  UMITED  STATES  AND  CAHADA.                                 33^             | 

VIRGINIA. 

VIRGINIA. 

HAlfFDEN-amMET,    Frinoa   Edwud   Co..   pop, 
Bampden-Sidno;    Collete:    foI.;    men;    Praib.; 

..-■.I.   mo,   wminui   u.   wiiitine,  m.   a,. 

Prp». 
KAKPTOB.    EUuboth    Citj   Co..   pop.   a.TS4. 
SunptoD    Collsiai    girls'   boarding;    non-HFt.: 

MliH    De»lo    L.    FltrbcH.    Prln. 
HuBpUa    NmiwI    And    Acrloultunl    Initituta 

(Mlorrd):     normiil     iind     Indml.;     Male; 

n!"*D:,'  I.V  D..   Prln!  *      ° 
Bpillar    Audamj;    prap.;     ™-ed-;     Bopl.:     G 
Edward  Eaad.  Prln. 
HEBNDOM.    Fairfu  Co..    pop.    uoi. 
MlM.'a  Uaatlaman,   Prli«. 

aal.    I«8B;    D.    B.   Andi-raon.   U.   A.,   Prin. 

81.   Piul  Normal  and  Indiutriia  Sohool:    nor- 
Uiflt;  liidiiet-:  «v,.d.;  P.K.;  tft.  inss;  Rei, 

LEBANOH.   BuuaU   Co..    pop.    32E. 
Bnuall  Collogo.  The:  prep.:  co-^.;  non-Kct.: 

Bel-Air   8d.ool:    prep,:    ™-ed.:    Pfeab.:    N.  B, 

3™tt.  Prln. 
lEXINOTOir,   a«k  Bridia  Co..  pop.  3.M3. 
Tirjinia    MilitaiJ    iMtiWto;    mil.;    non-»ect.; 

aal,    Mm:  8™.t  Sblpp.   LL.    D.,    Sopt. 
WaahiBitoo   ud  Laa  WniTotBity!   noly.;  mon: 

noD-iiH't.:    Oil.    IT48:    Gaorge    H,    Di-nnj-, 

LL.   r..  Prea, 

law:   man;   e«,    1S68;   W.    B.    Vance.    Ph, 

LOCVBTDALE,  Madiaon  Co.,   pop.  56. 
Loonat    Bala    Aoadsmj;     mlUtirr;     non-aOL-l.; 

Libony    Hall     Homa     Bcbwl;'    prep.;     c»-L-d.; 

LSMCHBUB6,  Campbell  Co..  pop.  13,891, 
nt.   ISST:   J.   W.   Ollea,   Prea. 

Baado%h*lfaoon    'vomaji'a     OoUag«!     women: 
U.    E.    So.:    eat.    ise3;    Wm.    W.    Smltb. 

Vlrgli^   BattUt    8omi^    (colored) :    prep.; 

co-ed-:    Bapt.;    Oeoree    Hayea,    Prln. 
Vliginla    Thaolotioal    Bemtnan    -Bd    OoUaga: 

HAMASSAS,  Pnaoa  WiUiuu  Co.,  pop.  SIT. 

Mrs,  V.  V.  Moll  and  Mlai  B.  n.  OHmnni, 
^^J»aiOK,  Smyth  Co..  pop.  2.1MB. 

ral.     I8T1;     Rer.     J.     1.     Bchorpr.     J.     M., 
PrL-B. 
MABKUAV,    Faaqolar   Co..    pop,    IBO. 
Cloyeland  High  Behaol;   prsp,;   co-ed,:   P.    B.; 
J„n,ca  J,    Uarah.ll.    Prln, 
XEMDOTA,  Waahiiwton  Co,,  pop,   161. 

se^l,;    Wm,    C,   Pattuu.    Prln, 
MnXEK  SCHOOL  p.  0.,  Altwmatla  Co..  pop.  M. 
Hillar  Manual  Soh»l  of  Albemarlal  tech.:  co- 
rd.;   pon-aecl.:   eat.    1ST3;   C,    K.    Vawtrr, 
U.  A,,  LL,  D,,  Supt. 
mu,WO0D.    Claika    Co..    pop,    Wo. 
CUy  Hill  Academy:  boya'  boarding;  tua-aect.: 
William    H,    Whiting.   Jr..    Prln, 

Weat    Central    Aoadamj;    prep.:    co-ed.;    ni.n- 

Kooklngham      MiliUry      Inrtitato:      mllK.ry; 
uon-«^.t.;    F,    4,    Byerly.   Prln. 
MEW   ORANGE, 

MEWPOBT  NEWS,  Warwick  Co,,   pop,    IB,(»0, 
Hampton  Boadi   Militai'y  Aoadamy:   military; 
noD-iecL:    B.    W.    HuEman.    Supt. 

MOBFOLK,   Norfolk  Co.,    pop,    4B,S2i. 
Laaeha-Wood  Beminary;   girls'   boarding;   oon- 

J,*n  P.   Blackwell,  Prln, 
Norfolk     Hiulon    Collega;    prep.:    co-ed.:     U. 

Frcib.;   W.   UcKlraban.  Prln. 
PhiUlpa  and  Waat  Behaol  for  Olila,  Thai  glrla' 

Bt.  K^''.  Mite  AoadamT:  boya'  boarding;  R, 
SontharB   Bhorthand  and  Builneia  tTniTarilty: 

ONOHCOCK,  Aooomao  Co..  pap,  9U. 

Mariarat  Academy;  ilo.ed. 
PETEBBBUBO.  Petanburg  City  Co.,  pop.  21.310. 

Tiriinia"  NormaL    'and     Indutilal     Initituta: 

Bt.  ToUvV*  A^Simr:  elrla'  bo.rdlng;  R.  C; 

Bt.  Pa'ori  HalTAeadamy;  prop,;  boys:  R.  0.: 

..Bl,    I11IS;   Itrolb^r  anipirlna,   Prln, 

BADFOBD,  Kontgomary  Co..  pop.  3,8«. 

St.  Albana  Sehool;  prep.;  boya:  nnn-awt.:  est, 

mi2;  W,  H.  Randolph.  Head  Ma.tar. 

KELIANOE,  WansB  Co..  pop.  DT. 

Prln. 

in  (tSU  to  f2XS  prr  ■ 


Utar     Sponlsb     apeiiklnc 


Miieiiln'i    ITniTBriitT    B«h»li     i 


VsllaT'i     BabDal    ror    Bon:    boja'    boardlnc 

iioD-KCI.;  O.    M.  Nolkr,    Prln. 
KiahouiDd    BuiiNH    ColKn:    bu*.    unil   itrn. 


Unlnnltr  Oollarn   at    I 


IMnnitr    OoUics   < 


Bodie*.  U.  D.. 


AlHsod    HoAgft..     ft-iin. 
ViiKinl*  Kcshuio'a  tnitltuts  Hisht  aobool  af 


TlT^iDU,  Vni™  E 


PmhTtariu      Seluwii      glrla' 


■TAimTON,   AuEutU 


Karr  B^dwin  lutitnts,  Tki;   c1rl>'  bcMrdlnc 
Tlninii  FimAla  InititnUr  cirli'  bnrdlnc:  P. 


IItTFCII.K,   HftnHisoiid    Cs.,   pop,    E.BZT. 
HuHsund  Samlurr:  ilrls'  haBMIoR:  P.  K.; 

Bt.  Paul'!  Unlnrnlld  IDhIbb',  pnp.:  co-ed-i 

UniT.;    T.   B.    Wljw.    Prln. 
Bsffolk  Oallata;  (Irti'   biwrdlnf:  Ucth.: 


J 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


385 


VIRGINIA. 


VIRGINIA. 


Suffolk  Institute;  boys'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
A.    P.    Kelly,    Prln. 

TAZEWELL,   Tazewell  Co.,   pop.    1.096. 
Dodge's  Business  College;  bos.  and  sten. ;  est. 

1898;  J.  H.  Dodge.  Pres. 
Tazewell  College;  prep.;  co-ed.;  non-sect.;  est. 

1891;   J.   H.   Dodge.   Prin. 

ITBSUB,    Grayson    Co.,    pop.    30. 
Elk  Creek  Aoademy;   prep.;  co-ed.;   non-s^ct.; 
M.    L.   Roark.   Prln. 

WABHENTOK,   Fauquier  Co.,    pop.    1,627. 
Fauquier  Institute;  girls'  boarding;  non-sect.; 
George  G.    Butler,   A.    M.,    Prin. 

WAYKEBBORO,  Augusta  Co.,   pop.   806. 

Fishbume  Military  School;  military;  non-sect.; 
est.  1879;  James  A.  Fishbume,  A.  B., 
Prln. 

School's  announcement. — Teachers:  able, 
experienced,  faithful.  Pupils:  only  truth- 
ful, pure,  manly  boys  wanted.  Number 
limited.  Location:  "Valley  of  Virginia," 
elevated,  healthful,  accessible,  at  Junc- 
tion two  leading  railroads.  Health  and 
edmfort  of  pupils  carefully  looked  after. 
PVplls  from  New  York.  Michigan,  etc..  to 
Ttvas,   write  for  Catalogue. 

WEST  :^OIKT,   King  William  Co.,  pop.   1.307. 


West  Point  Seminary  and  Kormal  Institute; 
girls'  boarding;  non-sect.;  J.  T.  Bethel. 
M.   A.,  B.   D.,  Prin. 

WILUAMSBHrBG,   James  City  Co.,   pop.    2,044. 
College  of    William   and    Mary;    col.;    state; 
men;  est.  1693. 

WnrCHESTEB,  Frederick  Co.,  pop.  0.161. 
Episoopal    Female    College;    girls'    boarding; 

P.    B.;    est.    1874;    A.    M.   Smith.    A.    M.. 

Pres. 
Fairfax  College;  cloeed. 
Shenandoah  YaUey  Aoademj;  boys'  boarding; 

non-sect.;  J.  B.  LoTett,  Prin. 
Yalley  Female  College;  girls'  boarding;  If.  B. 

So.;  est.  1874;  Bey.  John  P.  Hyde,  D.  D.. 

LL.    D..    Pres. 

WISE,   Wise  Co.,   pop.  Oil. 
GladoTille    College;    prep.;    co-ed.;    non-sect.; 
•R.  J,  Davis,  Prin., 

WOODLAWN,  Carroll  Co.,  pop.  76. 
Woodlawn  Kormal  Institute;  nor.;  co-ed.;  non- 
sect.;  est.  1887;  Wm.  V.  Hurt  and  W.  B. 
Jones,  Prins. 

WOODBTOCX,  Shenandoah  Co.,  pop.  1.069. 

Massanutten    Aoademy;    prep.;    co-ed.;    Be- 
formed;     est.     1899;     Bev.     B.     Baymond 
Jones.  M.  A.,  Pres. 


WASHINGTON. 

Population,  800,000.    School  census,  196,347.    School  age,  5-21. 

Washington  is  the  thirty-third  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  hav- 
ing a  total  of  800,000  inhabitants,  of  whom  496,304,  or  95.8  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number  102,125,  or  19.7  per  cent,  are  foreign  bom.  The  percentage  of  illit- 
eracy of  the  entire  population  is  3.1  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  fourth  in  this  re- 
spect.   The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERI>rrENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

R.  B.  Bryan,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Olympia 

F.   M.   McCuLLY,  Deputy    Olympia 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EDUCATION. 

R.  B.  Bryan,  Ex-oMcio  President Olympia 

J.  M.  HiTT,  Secretary  Port  Townscnd 

H.  B.  Dewey  Tacoma 

S.  W.  Yerkes  Seattle 

J.  W.  Shepherd  Walla  Walla 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND  COMMISSION. 

The  school  funds,  school  lands,  etc.,  are  handled  by  the  State  Land  Commission. 
This  commission  consists  of  E.  W.  Ross,  State  Land  Commissioner,  Olsonpia; 
Sam  H.  Nichols,  Secretary  of  State,  Olympia,  and  R.  B.  Bryan,  Superintendent  of 
Public  Instruction,  Olympia. 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

Washington  has  no  School  Text  Book  Commission.  In  1901  the  law  requiring 
state  adoption  of  text  books  was  repealed,  to  take  effect  in  1905.  Prior  to  that 
time  text  books  had  been  adopted  by  the  State  Board  of  Education. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

T.  A.  ToRMEY,  President Spokane 

P.  E.  Doty,  High  School  Inspector Madison 

O.  C.  Whitney,  Secretary  Tacoma 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  ^o.  of 

chanty.  Sapeplntendcnt's  Name.  Addresn.  Districts. 

Adams    W.    J.    Lansing Ritzville    78 

Asotin   Lillian    Clemans    Asotin    SB 

Chehalis    P.  A.   Williams   Montesano    70 

Chelan    John   E.    Porter Wenatchee   18 

Clallam    Harltn   E.    Rlsley Port   Angeles    4B 


^^B                            OF  THE  UHITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 

837 

^^^B                 wABBiseTos.                    j                    wAanmaTos.                           \ 

^V 

^^^1        fVn„..                                                                     H...y.rl..luh.L.nt'>     N*in»                             A.MrH.                                      lll.tFlrt.                      | 

iBland    Alfred  JohnBOn  CoupevfllB     

10 

■ci^i^:::;::iUffli;s  ;;--- 

fiO 

» 

:"-.:;::,.:...facoW ::::.."::::::: 

Skagit J.     Ouv     Ixiwmftn Mount   Vernon    

60 

HIGHEH   mSTITWriOHS   OF   LEAHMfflG. 

BELLrUQHAll     Whatcdn,   Co 

Pli«im»OT!      ph«t.:      m-fd,;      e« 

BUETON,   Kim  Oo.,   pnp,   70. 

W..hin«t™  ABrimltuiml     CMf.    »I>1>«1     of 

IKVi:    l(i>v,    John    U.    Pnslcr,    D.    D..    PrM. 

■*■  ^^■ 

Aana  BiulnnH  CoUav:   bu*-   and   a 

PD  :  .rt. 

BsaKls  BemluiTl  pn^p.;   on-td.;    Frco   Metb,: 

TTnlnnitr   sf   VmiUnftsii;    iinlT.;   i 

ed,;   Pit.  ISei;  monmi  P.   Kaue 

PAKBXAND,   Pi.™  Cg,.  pop.  IBO. 

f   PW. 

Y.  «.  0.  A.  iMtltuUi   prei.,:   boy.: 

^^^^^          ert.  1892;  Boorh  A.  Brjin,  A.  11..  LL.  D., 

^^ 

J 

PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIBECTOBf 


WASHINaTOlf. 


WASSINQTOH. 


1 


BODTH  PARK,   Kim  Co,.  t»p.   Ma 
dlUn  of  Out  Li4t  oI  Lsi^u; 


TAOOMA,  Plan 


Bnimit    HaU;    rlrli'    boardlut:     Epii.:     JdUi 

P.   Bslloj.  Prin. 
EnnUiDni  BnilgsM   Oollaie]    bui.    and   aten. : 

Caniacft  Collar;  coL;  tpcn;  R-  C-;  cit.   1S8T: 

P.    !■.    Dili™.    S.    J..    ITei. 
Lron  BuidlDf  Bobsal  for  Boia:  bo^i'   hoacd- 

InK^     n<.ii.se.a, ^    eat.    1808;    Jamca    Lron. 

Xarthwaatarn  Biulaau  Oollafa;  tiuii.  aud  alep.; 

PaToa'i   Mudiilin  ud   OulUr  BahoDl:  muilv: 

m-t-a.-.  c»t.    IKWi;    L.'alpr  Paj-n.'.    Prln. 
Walton   GoUara   ef  EipraHisB:   «ln.    and   or.: 


Annia  Vrltbt   Bamiaur.  CirU' 

TaDami    BuaiDaia    Oollaia:    biia. 

W.    K.   SUoemaher.    Prea. 
Waihlmton  Bualnaia  CsUatai  bLi 

Whltwarth   OaIla«B!   col.:   to-mI.; 

-     g^    -     -      - 

01 

w       .     .    .  . 
:   HUtDt  M.   Uelanl 

r,    Broibei  riorlnna. 


co-vd. ;  O.  Praab.: 


A,    WalU   WalU  Oa.,   pat>.    I 

lutltata;    Iwia'    btiardlBc: 


EBiplra     BDiinaii     Ooltaia ; 
Whitman    Collsia ; 


WEST  VIRGINIA. 

Population,  1,021,106.     School  census,  326,240.     School  age,  6-21. 

West  Virginia  is  the  twenty-eighth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population, 
having  a  total  of  1,021,106  inhabitants,  of  whom  915,233,  or  95.5  per  cent,  are  white. 
Of  this  number  22,379,  or  2.4  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illit- 
eracyof  the  entire  population  is  11.4  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  thirty-third  in  this 
respect.     The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows: 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

Thos.  C.  Miller,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools Charleston 

M.  P.  Shawkey,  Chief  Clerk   Charleston 

D.  E.  Miller,  Statistical  Clerk   Charleston 

STATE  BOARD  OF  EXAMINERS. 

Term  expires  Sept.  i,  1907. 

U.   S.   Fleming,  President Parkersburg 

R.  A.  Armstrong,  Secretary  Morgantown 

C.  E.  Carrigan   Benwood 

JosiAH  Keely  Montgomery 

C.  R.  Murray  Piedmont 

STATE  SCHOOL  FUND   COMMISSION. 

Gov.  A.  B.  White,  ex-officio Charleston 

Thos.  C.  Miller,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools Charleston 

A.  C.   ScHERR,  State  Auditor Charleston 

Peter  Silm an,   State  Treasurer Charleston 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

There  is  no  state  supervision  over  the  adoption  of  text  books.  Authority  is 
vested  in  the  local  boards  or  the  voters  of  the  respective  counties,  being  optional 
with  them. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

Thos.   C.   Miller,  State  Superintendent  of  Schools Charleston 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

A.  T.  Wilkinson,  Pre^td^H/ Grafton      Frank   B.   Trotter,   Vice-President 

Joseph   Rosier,  Secretary Fairmont      H.    F.    Yix&B.'hs. Am,  Vice-President 

Geo.    S.   Laidley,   Treasurer L.  J.   Corbly,   Vice-President 


240                           PATTESSOH-S  COLLEGE  AOD  SCHOOL  DIKECTOSY               ^^^ 

ivsar  viROtniA.                    | 

WEBT   VIRQIHIA. 

Ooonty. 

COUNTY    SUPERINTEN 

SnperiotoDclepI' 

DE^ 

N.1D 

TS 

OF    SCHOOLS. 

:::»L-^-::::::: 

Pop.  o( 
OouDtjr- 

:;::itS 

Berkeley     . 

B.  H.  Tabler... 

Brooke    :.. 

...Wallflbura   

::.:iS 

Fayette    ... 

H.  L.   Morria   . 

::::::::::;;;:."::::::w.  s.  Johnson 

Orant    

Greenbrier 
Hampstiire 
Hancock    . 

^w^"""^ 

...Levels     

:;;:M 

T.    M.    Cochran 

JaekBOn    ..: 

Kanawha 
Lewis    

tl,S!"..;r 

:;::K 

...MarroBl    

.;:-.;aS 

J.    C.    ScasBB 

:::::1:S! 

1.... 

...Second  Creek  

:::S:!S»..;;:;::::::::: 

...Suniineravllle    

...West  Liberty   

MinKo    ..  - 

Jesae'  Henry  . 

Morgan    ... 

asK".. 

^-  a-  gi„r" 

Pendieton 

Pocahontas 

Preston    .. 

Raleigh    .. 
Randolph 

Hllchle    .. 

W.    8.    Dunkle 

J.  B.  Grimes.. 

A.  W.  Carrleo 

...RowlesburK    

B.B7J 

.....a.Tir 

G.  W.  Torapaon.... 

::::S3J''f.'!'...v.".".'.:::::: 

^i^^l 

L.  H.  Hayhurs 

OB... 

Taylor    ... 

....HInton    

-^ftS 

:::::::::::::::::::::Deiiet  Nei^lon 

....Alvy    

* ' '  "lUH 

miBher    .. 

Websler    . 

i::;; 

....Endlcott    

....Bllsabeth    

....Farker«biirg    

....Rook  View  

Wirt     

Wood    .... 
WyomlnB 

J.  F.  Haverty 

W.    T.    Coehrn 

R.    Wade    Ooo 

HIGHER  INSTITOTI 

UJIEKBOH,    Hanro*   Oo..    l>fll>.    BIS. 
AlloihiiiT   Cillicikta  tnitltata:  pnp.l   »«].: 

ATHENS,    Merou    Co..    [«D.    130. 

GUts    H-naH    Bcbool:    nnnn.l;    >t»t»;    m-rt.; 
C<T.r80   M.    Fr.T«.    A.    B..   P»t 
BAKBODSBVnXE,  Oiil«U  Oo..  pop.  *». 

Hurria  Bursy   CDllev*:   CBl,;    eotA.:    U.    ■.: 

3HS  OF  LEAHWTHG. 

So,i  «t.  isasr  D.  W.  Bh.»,  A.  M..  Vn». 
BECKLEY.     RUalch    Co.,     pop.     MS. 

BETHAMT,    Bnoka   Oe..    pop.    SM, 
Btth&oy    Oolloc*;    col.:    to^t.-.    CkrM.t    Mt. 

IMJ;  T.  B.  Cr.cibl«t  LI.  D..  Pr-.                    j 

OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 


WEBT  VIROINIA. 


keeping.     ■tcDogn.phj-.     >ad     p. 

Tultl<in  [XT   Irno   or  11   vHkg 

W«it    Vlr«ini»    OoBtsnnoa    Barnina 

cord.;   M.    B.;  Jubn   Wler.  Prt 

Id    boo 
nni.P«hl 

7;    1>"P 

G.   F.    Qu..™,    Prin. 

naD-Kct 

CHABLEBTON,  Kunlu   Co,,    pop. 
CiplUI    OltT    GDmiuBniliI    OoUigB; 

1,090. 

CHAKLEBTOWK.   littmoa   Og.,    pop 
FswhitUn  CsUsE«;  jilrli'  UuirdlDi: 

2.302. 

1    BBd    SciantUo    IslUtnU! 


ELIZABETH,   Wirt    0 


EABFEK'S  FESax,  jBBarHiii  Co..  pop.  HM. 

BUlITIIiaTOll,   Caball  Co.,  pop.  11.823. 
lUnlKll    Builneii    OollaiB;    bui.    Bsd    (ten.; 

Ilatfliall    Coliica   flUita    Ifarmil   Sohml:    aac- 
omI:   lUtc:   ro-vd.:  L.  1.   CmliT.   Prei. 
DIBirrUTE,  Kauwlw  Co.,  pop.  ZB. 
W*it     TtifinU    ColatHl     IniUtitt     ((roloreitl; 


WEBT  VIROINIA. 


Wg(t    TlrginU    UDltraiiity, 
FAfiKZBSBtrKfi,    Wood  Co., 


i     BUtO     XORUl     BAhMl 


BUXMERBVILLE,    Nishol 
BummaKTiUa  Msnul  B 


i 


WISCONSIN. 

Population,  2,069,042.     School  census,  623,910.     School  age,  4-20. 

Wisconsin  is  the  thirteenth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having  a 
total  of  2,069,042  inhabitants,  of  whom  2,057,911,  or  74.6  per  cent,  are  white.  Of 
this  number  515,705,  or  24.9  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy 
of  the  entire  population  is  4.7  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  fifteenth  in  this  respect 
The  educational  system  of  the  state  is  as  follows : 

STATE  SUPERINTENDENT'S  OFFICE. 

C.  P.  Gary,  Superintendent  Public  Instruction Madison 

C.  A.  Donnelly,  Asst.  State  Superintendent Madison 

Chas.  L.  Harper,  Chief  Clerk  Madison 

Geo.  H.  Drewry,  State  School  Inspector Madison 

Walter  H.  Hunt,  State  School  Inspector Madison 

Anna  E.  Schaffer,  Inspector  of  Schools  for  the  Deaf Madison 

Maud  Barnett,  Library  Clerk Madison 

Winona  Merrick,  Index  and  Filing  Oerk  Madison 

SCHOOL  TEXT-BOOK  COMMISSION. 

The  state  exercises  no  supervision  over  text-book  adoption,  authority  being 
vested  in  the  local  boards  or  the  voters  of  the  respective  counties,  and  being  op- 
tional with  them. 

STATE  READING  CIRCLE  BOARD. 

Wisconsin  has  no  State  Reading  Circle  Board,  but  n.akes  generous  provi- 
sion for  the  building  up  of  school  libraries,  setting  asi('  for  district  libraries  ten 
cents  for  every  pupil  enrolled. 

STATE  TEACHERS'  ASSOCIATION. 

C.  E.  McLennegan,  President Milwaukee 

C.  W.  Rittenberg,  Treasurer Whitewater 

Katherine  Williams,  Secretary Milwaukee 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  no.  of 

County.  Saperlntcndent's  Name.  Address.  Districts. 

Adams    John    P.    Lewis Friendship    88 

Ashland   Wm.  L.  Schuppert GUdden    ^^ 

Barron     T.    H.    Lage Barron    126 

Bayfield   Jessie  N.   Smith Washburn     28 

Brown     John  B.  Fournler  Green    Bay,    R.    6 86 

Buffalo     Wm.   J.    Bberweln Alma    80 

Burnett    Mabel  Ahlstrom  Grantsburg    K 

Calumet     Leo  P.  Fox  Chilton    68 

Chippewa    Angellne   Prince    Chippewa    Falls    128 

Clark    A.   O.   Rhea Thorp   183 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  248 


WI8C0NBIN. 


WIBCONBIN. 


No.  of 
County.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  Districts. 

Columbia    S.  C.  Cushman  Portage   146 

Crawford    John  E.  Brindley Soldiers'   Qrove   KML 

Dane,  1st  Dlst Sylvanus    Ames    Stoughton   12S 

Dane,  2d  Dlst Guy    Ives    Black  Earth  128 

Dodge    John   Kelley    Juneau    190 

Door    J.   A.   Eichinger Sturgeon  Bay   67 

Douglas   Jennie  Richardson  Lake  Nebagamon  30 

Dunn     H.  E.  Layne Menomonie    124 

Bau  Claire  Lura   Burce    Eau  Claire  77 

Florence   N.   C.   Jensen Commonwealth    12 

Pond  du   Lac ^ Alfred   B.  Adamson Fond  du  Lac 165 

Forest    H.  A.  Kamm  Crandon    17 

Gates     W.  N.  Mackin Ladysmith    BO 

Grant    Chas.  H.  Nye Lancaster    220 

Green    J,  Carl  Penn Monroe    127 

Green  Lake  Geo.  V.  Kelley   Princeton    71 

Iowa    Alfred   Kuykendall   DodgevUle    128 

Iron    Alba  L,   Ruggles Hurley   15 

Jackson    F.    B.    Dell Black  River  Falls. 98 

Jefferson    John  A.   Haselwood Jefferson    129 

Juneau    R   Harrison   Mauston    113 

Kenosha   Geo.  W.  Taylor Kenosha    62 

Kewaunee   W.    H.   Drissen Kewaunee    57 

La  Crosse  B.    F.    Oltman West   Salem   68 

LaFayette     E.  R,  Patterson Darlington    125 

Langlade    A.   M.   Arveson Antigo    68 

Uncoln    J.   H.   Hamlin Merrill   68 

Manitowoc    Walter  E.  Larson Manitowoc    112 

Marathon   John  F.  Lament   Wausau    176 

Marinette    R.  C.  Ramsay Peshtlgo     57 

Marquette     Ellen  Hammond    Liberty    Bluff    68 

Milwaukee    Jesse   F.   Cory Milwaukee    78 

Monroe    Geo.    H.   Robertson Glendale   142 

Oconto    H.   W.    Gilkey Oconto  Palls  76 

Oneida    F.  M.  M'ason Rhinelander    36 

Outagamie    Arthur  G.   Meating Appleton    120 

Ozaukee    Richard  Beger   Fredonia    59 

Pepin    Mary  Olsen  Biles Porcupine    88 

Pierce    Anthony   J.    Ingli Ellsworth    lU 

Polk  C.   W.   Monty St.  Croix  Palls Ill 

Portage    Andrew  P.   Een Amherst   109 

Price    May  McNely Phillips    78 

Racine    ••••••Geo.  J.  Zimmerman Union   Grove 77 

Richland    R.  H.   Bums Richland    Center 125 

Rock,  1st   dlst Chas.  H.  Hemingway Janesville    85 

Rock.  2d   dlst O.    D.    Antlsdel Afton    90 

St.    Croix John  D.   O'Keeffe Hammond   126 

Sauk    G.   F.   Snyder Baraboo    164 

Sawyer    Effle    Harrington Hayward    5 

Shawano    L.   D.   Roberts Shawano    118 

Sheboygan    Otto  Gaffron Plymouth    112 

Taylor    Arthur  J.   Latton Medford    64 

Trempealeau     L.   S.   Keith Galesville    HO 

Vernon    H.  L,  Gardner Vlroqua    154 

Vilas    Ella    O'Leary Mlnocqua  19 

Walworth    John  G.  Voss Blkhom    120 

Washburn    .J.   G.  Adams Spooner    68 

Washington     S.  W.  Bennett West  Bend 100 

Waukesha    Julia  R.   Rockafellow Waukesha    117 

Waupaca   C.  B.  Stanley Manawa    134 

Waushara     Guy  Mumbrue Wautoma    108 

Winnebago     Geo.    Overton Oshkosh    96 

Wood    Robert   Morris Arpin    94 

HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


ALBIOK,  Dane  Co.,  pop.  134. 
Lnthentn    AoAdemy;   prep.;    co-ed.;    Latheran; 
est.  1864;   Rev.  D.  G.  Rlitad,  Prln. 


APPLETOK,  Outavamia   Co.,   pop.   16.068. 
Apploton    Boainau    Collefa;    boa.    and    ■tan.; 
est.   1901;  John  T.  Busbey.  Prln. 


PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 

WIBCOHBIS. 


Morth    Wlwonilo    AwdBmy:      prep.; 
B£AVES    DAlf.    Dodg*    Co.,    pop,    B.IZ8 


jisu  CslUva:  bug.  i 


1 


Bund  H««rt  A(»d»Dij;  s[t]m'  boarding;  B.  G.; 

r.C.    1W8;    Chnrle.    U.    Van*Bl«,  Vh.    D.'. 
trnlmiit)'  at  WliHiiiiB,  CoUBga  Dt  Law;  Un; 

Wiicraniin  A«dusT:    prep.;   co-hI.;    noD-Rct; 


Cmm  Oitj  BuitntH  Csllefai  bat.  i 
Gfltmui-EBcliili  Aoftdflmy;  prep.;  eo 
Hoffmu'i  Metrop«Utu_BaMneu  Coll«ca;  b 


WISCONBIN. 

WIBCONaiS. 

■lilmiikM    Ksdlul    CoUeaa, 

IXntal    Boput- 

B.uni»r.    riin.    Cor'.'  We 

!■  ond'aib  3U, 

Honu  Bchool,  Tb.:  clo«d. 

Kilwsukee    Madloia    OoUdk. 

St.   Ofttb*rin>-(  Aoidomr:  (Iris-   bonrdiiig;  B. 

C:     Motbcr    M.     Hyncinthm,     Prin. 

SU. 

c,  p.  Moorp.  m... 

Kllwaukeit  Telempli  BDhMil: 

ipl.;  wwHl.;  «t. 

aiPOM,   Fond   da  Lao   Co,,    pop.   3,818. 

ISUT;   n.  J.   Co.d.  Pr.-a..  G 

frmanla  BldE. 

BipoB    Colloro;    ''III.;    •-o-nl.;     non-nMrt.;    eii. 

KMouI     Ovniui-Ami>ri<iu     Ttulisn'     SaiBl- 

C,   era. 

Boh»l;   bu..,   Mw.  .nil 

)58  Brwdvx;. 
ud      DimtUDE 

I'Qh.;   ot.    1880; 

RIVEB   FALLS,    Pioioo   Co..    pop.    2.00§. 

AntQit    Rbpudc,    rrln..    CZI 

)a.-"oil   oloD.: 

BOOBEBTEH.   B&o{n<  OO,,   pop.   290. 

B.    C.    8»n«r.    Pr™..    V 

cor.  Bro-aw-T. 

euts  Kannkl    Behoaf.    norida 

fli\    FSAMCI8.  MUwmnkM  Co..   pi«.  T«. 

Catholio   Koniua   Sohooh    nor.:    men;    R.    C; 

ISIh    Btl. 

cal.  1S70:   Rot.  m.  J.  LocbeDH.  Prea. 

Wllmot  Boiinui  CoUaia:  bui 

ind  itpn.:  ot. 

VlHouiii  Calla^  .r  Ph^olu 

m  ud  SursHiu; 
1893;     A,     B. 

BCAXSIMATIA,    WkapHs   Co.,    pop.   330. 

^^^^B            Lrvlncs,    M.     D..     DaaD, 

Pr'l'n.'*"^'     '""      '*"    "■     '^™"'     "*    ''^     "■■ 

^^^H         S«nUl     Dcpulmiist;    den 

.:    co-Hi.:    ert. 

^^M         Ism:    lx,ul,.          Stcph.n. 

D#.n.    Cor.    «b 

Scorod  Haut  Pusohlitl  Bobool;   pnp.;  ra-re.; 

ItODNT  CAXVAST.  Ftnd  Sn  Lu  Oo..  pup,  340. 

11.  C:  «t.  ISSO;  Ret.  L.  C.  Bfirker.  Pre*. 

Bt.  Liwrenofl  DsUoia;  bf^s*  boirdlnci  B.  O-l 

KASHOTAH,   -Wiukeita  Ca.,   pc 

'-   *p'     B  ■     Hi. 

pBt.    ISST;    Uirrln   Wlliird.   Mgr. 
atato   BuiliMU   CaUifs;   baa.    in.l   att'n,;   «M. 

OSHKOSH.  WIsiiibxB  Co.,   pop 

KIKaiKAWA.    Onat  Co.,    pup.    103. 

Rall»7  TolBBTipli  lB>titut«; 

!<■!.    und    R.    R. 

Bt.    CUlr    Gollori:    Kiria-   boardlnE;     B.    C. 

Bt.    Prt.lr'rBd'h™i|"^^r''p.!_   ™" 

d.;  R.  c:  *«. 

r.1      1-M:    Mn1h.'r   Mnry    Emily    Foocr.    O. 

SUte   Nrirnul 'sDhixiU    nonni 

BuftH   H.    Halwji.    A.    B.. 

PrM. 

Stuta    Xnnnil    Bohool;    nnrmal;    atale:    rood.; 

biu.    ind    atfo-: 

™-£4l.;   .-.I.    1888;  T.  J.    W 

lllnmii,  Pre*. 

PLATTEVILLE.    Onnt   Co.,    po 
PUttarillD  BuitBcu   Oollaco: 

.    8.340. 
bui.    und   itcn.: 

BTTTBOEOK  BAT,  Door  Co.,  pop.   3.3re. 
Holf  Guudlu  An(sl  Aosdamr!  pr^p.;  co-ed.; 

BUM  Horm»l   flolMwli    oi>rni» 

■Uto;   ro-ed,; 

R.  C;  en.  1888:  R*t.  A.  Broeni.  Prtn. 

I'.l.   ISWI,  rr.if,  J,  W.  U 

InK.toB,  PMb. 

SUPESIOB.  Doodu  Co..  pup.   31,001. 

POKTAOE.   GoIiubUb  Co.,    p<ip. 

D,4BII. 

Now    Era.   Buiinau    Collate!    hat.    nod    iten.i 

Slory'i    CoUx*    ot    Corom-roi 

Srhool:  bill.  Slid  iituMi.:  B 

■Dd      TnlBiBC 

A.  a  Con,  Pm. 

Paruni'      Bu*ln<u>     Unlnnit^     ud     Eapart 
Sbonhaod    School:    bn>.     ond    aUn.:    Ht. 

POTMETIE,     Colnmbli    Os,.    p< 

EUto   HiitiMl   8eIiooh'^nurini>i;    (Ute:   ro-pd.; 

iT"Kl,,;    ■■»(.    188S-,    Rnlpl 
PKAIBIE    in   CHIEF,      Cr.wf 

MpItId    Smlib, 

Ord      Co.,       pop. 

TOKAH,   Monroe  Co.,  pop,  1,8*0. 
Tomib     Indian     IndulrUl     TinlnUs     Bobool; 

citaio^of  th.  8Mr.a  Hun; 

H,'   J.','  t'rw. 

boyi'  bMirdlne: 

c.iy'I.    Induwrlnl    achool    r.r    Indlaqn;    co- 
.i.!  :     Fat.     I80a;     LIndlpj     U.     Compton, 
WATEaTO%™,  Joirer«OB  Co..  POP,   a.*3T. 

81.    Ihrj-i  Awdemr:  fltlo'  0 

Northwoat.ni    Uiii«r»itji    ™i.;    men;    Lntb.; 

BACDtE.    KMinB    Co..    po|..    20 

Snored  Heart'  CoUoio;  bi.ja'  bo'.rdln*;  B.  C; 

£ut  PKk  Bohool:  .^loKd. 

Siipl.     P.  J.  rarroll.  Pros. 

tM)M^:   boM' 

WlMwniln   BuilDOH   CoUa*a:   ban,    and  iMd.; 

246 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


WIBOONBIN. 


I 


WISCONSIN, 


est.  10<)3;  H.  O.  TbompBon,  Secy. 

WAUKESHA,  Wftukatha  Co.,   pop.  7.419. 
Oftrroll    College;    col.;    co-ed.;    Presb.;    Rev. 

Wilbur  O.  Carrier,  D.  D.,  Pres. 
Wftukeiha  Buinen  College;  closed. 

WAVBAV,     Xantthon    Co.,    pop.     12,364. 
Xantthon  County  TrainiBg  School  for  Teaoh- 
ers;     normal;     state;     co-ed.;     est.     1899; 
Oliver  E.   Wells,   A.   B.,   Prln. 


St.   Mary's  School;  prep.;   co-ed.;   R.   C;  eat. 

1883;  RcY.  P.  S.   Gasper,   Pres. 
Wauaan    Buainesa    College;    bus.    and    sten.; 

C.    M.    Boyles,    Pres. 
Waoaau  Buaineaa  VniTeraity;  bus.  and  sten.; 

R.   F.   Davis,   Pres. 

WHITEWATER,  Walworth    Co.,    pop.    8,466. 
State   Kormal   School;    normal;   state;    co-ed.; 
Albert    Salisbory,    Ph.    D.,    Pres. 


WYOMING. 

Population,  92,531,      School  census,  22,000.     School  age,  6-21. 

Wyoming  is  the  forty-ninth  state  of  the  Union  in  point  of  population,  having 
a  total  of  92,531  inhabitants,  of  whom  89,051,  or  96.2  per  cent,  are  whites.  Of  this 
number,  16,582,  or  17.9  per  cent,  are  foreign  born.  The  percentage  of  illiteracy  ol 
the  entire  population  is  4  per  cent,  the  state  ranking  eighth  in  this  respect. 

STATE    SUPERINTENDENT'S   OFFICE. 
Thomas  T.  Tynan,  State  Superintendent  of  Public  Instruction Cheyenne 

COUNTY    SUPERINTENDENTS    OF   SCHOOLS.  ^o.  of 

County.  Superintendent's  Name.  Address.  Districts. 

Albany    Emma  H.  Knight Laramie   SB 

Big  Horn E.  C.  Hoover Basin  tt 

Carbon  Roberta  B.  Robnett Saratoga    23 

Converse    Georgre  Cudebec  Glen  Rock  18 

Crook    Jennie  Davis  Sundance   14 

Fremont   Allie  Davis  Lander  20 

Johnson    Margaret  Lothian  Buffalo    10 

Laramie    Alice  M.  Sampson Cheyenne   12 

Natrona    Effle  M.  Cummings Casper    12 

Sheridan    Edith  S.  Worthington Sheridan     25 

Sweetwater    Chas.  H.  Nellor Green    River 10 

Uinta    Iva  R.  Thomas Ft.  Bridger  2S 

Weston    Anna  C.  Miller Newcastle    3 

HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF   LEARNING. 


BIO   HOEN,   Sheridan  Go.,   pop.    154. 
Wyoming  GoUegiate  Institute;   closed. 

CHETEKKE,    Laramie    Go.,    pop.    14.087. 
Aoademy    of    the    Holy    Child    Jesus;    girls' 

boarding:    R.    C;    Mother   Mary    Oonzaga, 

Prln. 
Gheyenne    Business    GoUege;    bus.    and    sten. ; 

D.    C.    Royer,    Pres. 


LARAMIE,    Albany    Co.,    pop.    8.207. 
University  of  Wyoming;   nniv. ;  state;   eo-ed.; 

est.    1887;    Frederick    M.    Tlsdcl.    Ph.    D., 

Pros. 
Wyoming  State  Normal  Sohool;  normal;  state; 

co-ed.;    Elmer   B.    Smiley,    D.   D..    Pre*. 

BHEBIDAK,    Sheridan    Co.,    pop.    l.OBO. 
Sheridan   College ;   closed. 


DOMINION  OF  CANADA. 

Population,  5»37i,osi.    Area,  3456-3  Sq.  Mi. 

Comprises  seven  provinces,  as  follows:  Ontario,  Quebec,  Nova  Scotia,  New 
Brunswick,  Prince  Edward  Island,  Manitoba,  British  Columbia  and  the  Northwest 
Territories. 

GENERAL  EDUCATIONAL  SYSTEM  OF  CANADA. 

By  the  British  North  American  act  of  1867  the  right,  to  legislate  on  matters 
respecting  education  was  left  to  the  governments  of  the  four  provinces  (Ontario, 
Quebec,  Nova  Scotia,  and  New  Brunswick),  which  were  then  united  under  the 
general  name  of  Dominion  of  Canada.  The  same  right  has  been  assured  also  to  die 
Provinces  that  have  since  entered  the  confederation  (Prince  Edward  Island,  Mani- 
toba, British  Columbia,  Northwest  Territories). 

The  first  system  of  public  education  organized  in  the  provinces,  that  of  Ontario, 
was  distinctively  a  system  under  public  or  governmental  control,  and  as  such  has 
been  the  model  followed  more  or  less  closely  by  all  the  other  Provinces  excepting 
Quebec. 

This  system  embodies  features  drawn  from  the  school  systems  of  New  England 
and  New  York,  but  it  differs  from  these  especially  by  the  larger  provision  for  cen- 
tralized control.  The  educational  systems  of  the  respective  provinces,  and  their 
colleges  and  other  higher  institutions  of  learning,  are  as  follows : 


ONTARIO. 


Ontario  maintains  a  comprehensive  system  of  education  extending  from  Ihe 
kindergartens  (introduced  into  the  system  in  1S82,  now  numbering  120,  with  an 
enrollment  of  11,234  pupils)  to  the  provincial  university,  which  derives  a  portion 
of  its  income  ($118,000  in  igoo)  from  public  lands  and  under  a  recent  law  (uni- 
versity act  of  igoo)  must  report  annually  to  the  lieutenant-governor.  The  char- 
acteristic features  of  the  system  arc  the  centralized  control,  securing  uniformity 
of  standards  and  school  equipment  throughout  the  provinces;  the  very  equitable 
regulations  in  regard  to  separate  schools  for  Roman  Catholic  and  for  Protestant 
pupils,  where  desired;  the  provision  for  assuring  the  professional  training  of  all 
teachers,  and  the  close  correlation  of  the  several  grades  of  schools  by  me.ins  of  well- 
considered  courses  of  study,  uniform  text-hooks,  and  examinations  conducted  by 
the  central  authority. 

The  apex  of  the  system  is  the  university  at  Toronto,  which  comprises  the  Uni- 
versity Colege  and  ten  other  faculties  and  departments,  namely,  Law,  Medicine,  Arts, 
Agriculture,  Pedagogy,  Dentistry,  Music,  Pharmacy,  Applied  Science,  and  Engi- 
neering. 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF   LEABNIHG. 


BELLEVILLE,  Haitbica  : 


BI.  Ivrama'i^  niimtH'i  of  itgdei 

BBAXTTOBD.  Biul  IHitriiit,  po] 

Branirgrd  Lidl«'  CaUec*;  Kirli 


BBOCXTILLE.   pop. 
Brockvllle    Buliid 

CBAIBAM,   t-p.  U,< 


•ludcDti.  ' 


OALI.    Wallilitmi  Dlitrint,   IKip,    T.BW 
BtnXPH,  Wslliactim  Di«Mct,  pop.  ] 


i  Diitriot,  pop.  M,e34. 


KIROKTOH,  Tm 


flllMII- 

V 
D, 

,'rs.t\ 

Prei. 

H.  CiDnlD 

■Ml.:     noa- 
.  M.  A.,  D 

Babul 

of 

Kininsi 

J.-,  null! 

■.   M.   A., 

PH 

itr 

of    QUHB 

■  Collate 

r  nf  BtudP 

J"'^    " 

LINDSAX,   V 

otorU  DUtriot.  pop 

t!o03. 

Ttitn 

tnBii  Co 

ami  bu>. 

".  p'rei.' 

LONDOS 

dlsiEi  DUtrlet,  pa 

nail   ud 

Bbortbin 

„°^' 

HETdlBf  EiJl   OdllBva   and 
toryi  glrla'  boncdlnBi  no 

Hixnn  Ci>lleva;  <^d1.:   mcp;   i 
1863;    ttei.    0.    Oamenm 

Lundon  OoDurvHtdir  nt  llui' 


OTTAWA,  Biw 


VnlTBTiit)'    of    (HUwi 


TOKONTO,  Ynk  DIRriol,  pup.  2US,(M0. 

(irn.:  pal.  isau;  W.  F.  Bnnka.' Prln. 
Blihsii  atnahu  ScIiiHd.  Ths;  glrla*  bDardlDg: 
AngllFSD:  FBt.  IMT;  Tfai-  BIghl  Bev.  Tlii 

BiilUh-AmaiJou    Budnw   Cstlifc    liua.    and 

Ciuuduui  Eulaotln  Bhartliud  OsUiiai  bni.  ■nd 
Cuuuliu  Ssliool  or   Tslsin^T;   'el  ;    w-cd.; 

CoDHrvBtoir  SoboDl  o(  Lltonttm  uid  Ezpru- 
Un.  Ineii  Nli'tuitiion  CotUr.  Prlii. 

McKuIor    Uninnltr:     unU.;    I'o-vd.:     Biipt.^ 

MBisUrioluft  Boboal  of  Laofoacos  ukd  Katoral 
Soianoa;  |irpi>;  mn).;   Kvhd^;.;  cat.  18691 

IbtrBpalitui    Bohwl    of    Hniisi     iniulc:     est. 

1S041    W.    O,    ForBjth,    Dlredor. 
Ontario  Ooller*   of   Fharmaor:    [ihar.;    co-ud.: 

Korkl  OolUsa  of  Doatal  Hurcaoaa!  fcst.;  eo- 
.■d.;  ™i,  INTB;  J.  Briuuitun  WIIIisdU. 
L.  D.  S.,  U,  D.  H..  I).  D.  M..   Dean. 

Bt.    Andnw'i    OoUoi*;    Ixi}'*'    boBrdlDi:    d«i- 

M.   A..   Prln. 
Bt.    Xaigant'i  Oallace!   clrli'   boarding:   ddd* 


■   Sohool;    boya'   boarc 


BICHMOMD.  Carloton  Diitriot, 


ST.  CATUERIKEB.  1 


Bt.  Tbosai  Boainou  CoUigai 
BANSWICS.  EhM  D 


.    1S5I;    numlwr 


BKITH'B  FALLS,  Lanark  Dlltrist,  pap.  i 


St.  HIchial'i  CallaEi:  fol.;  pe 
Boboal  of  Fraotioal  BoiaDot ; 


Toronto    frsibrtortui    Lariiai'    Callaic;    glrla' 

TorsBto  Muniial  Bshaal;  iiorinal;  proT.;  «t-rd,; 

Taraate     yetHrinarr     Callai«:       ret.:      bcb; 

IfDlvoraitr  of  ToTOBta;  qdI*-;  ca-rd.;  boa-wft.; 

nt.   I82T:  JainH  London,  M.  A..  LL.  D.. 

ITnlnnitjt  of   TorontD,    Taeultr   of  ll^d»! 

UninnltT   af  Trlnltr  Oallaio:    nnlr.;   ra-td.i 
m.  nt  Bnir.:  ett.  IMl;  Rrr.  T.  r,  Strwt 

Vppar  Canada   Callacai   Niifa'    hnardlni;    imi- 

Prtii.' 
VIetoria  VnlTonltj:    anJT.-.  eo-ei.:   »t   ISM: 

Wjrollffa  OoUeta;  col 


It  atudunU.  W. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


251 


ONTARIO. 


ONTARIO. 


WHITBY,  Ontario  District,  pop.  2.110. 
Ontario  Ladies'    College;   girls'  boarding;   est. 
1874;    M.    E.;    Rev.    J.    J.    Hare,    Ph.    D., 
Pres. 
WOODSTOCK,  Oxford  District,  pop.  8.888. 
Woodstock   Business   College;   bus.    and   sten.; 


est.  1890;  R.  W.  Nlckerson,  Prin. 
Woodstock    College;    col.;    men;    Bapt. ;    est. 

1807;  A.   L.  McCrlmmon.  M.  A.,  Pres. 
Woodstock  Collegiate  Institute;  prep.;  co-ed.; 

non-sect.;  est.  18S7;  I.  M.  Levan,   B.   A.. 

Prin. 


BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 

The  public  schools  of  British  Columbia  arc  free,  nonsectarian,  and  supported 
entirely  by  provincial  grants,  excepting  the  schools  of  incorporated  cities  and 
towns  (at  present  four  in  number — Nanaimo,  New  Westminster,  Vancouver,  and 
Victoria).  The  members  of  the  provincial  executive  council  constitute  a  council 
of  public  instruction ;  the  chief  officer  of  education  and  ex-officio  secretary  of  the 
council  is  the  superintendent,  appointed  by  the  lieutenant-governor  with  the  con- 
currence of  the  council.    The  educational  officers  of  the  province  are  as  follows: 

Superintendent  of  Education. — Alexander  Robinson,  B.  A.,  Victoria. 

Council  of  Public  Instruction. — Hon.  Richard  McBride,  Provincial  Secre- 
tary and  Minister  of  Education,  Victoria ;  Hon.  Chas.  Wilson,  K.  C,  Attorney  Gen- 
eral, Victoria ;  Hon.  R.  F.  Green ;  Hon.  F.  J.  Fulton ;  President  Executive  Council, 
Hon.  R.  G.  Tatlow. 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


NEW   WISTMINSTER,    |K>p.    0.4S)9. 

Columbian  Methodist  College;  i>n>p. :  co-od. ; 
M.  E.;  est.  I.sji2;  Rev.  Wilford  J.  Sip- 
prelL   B.   A..    B.    D.,    Prin. 

YANCOirVEB,   New   Westminster  District,    pop. 
26,133. 
Vancouver  Business   College;    bus.    and   sten.; 


Ast.  1003;  D.  n.  Elliott.  Pros. 
Vancouver  College  And  High  School;  affiliated 
with  McGlll  University  (second  year). 
VICTORIA,  Esquimaolt  District,  pop.  20.816. 
Sprott-Shaw    Business    Universi^;     bus.    and 
Rten.;  est.  18J>7;   R.  J.  Sprott.  B.  A.  Prin. 
Victoria    College    and    High    Bohool;    affiliated 
with  Mc«lll  University  (first  year). 


The  public  school  system  ot  Quebec  had  its  origin  in  parochial  schools,  whidi 
..  ;rc  fostered  from  the  earliest  settlement  of  the  colony  and  which  were  recog- 
nized as  the  basis  of  the  public  system  of  education  by  a  law  of  1846.  Peculiar 
difficulties  were  experienced  in  the  development  of  the  system  because  of  the  relig- 
ious differences  of  the  French  and  English  populations.  The  former  were  adherents 
of  the  Roman  Catholic  Church  and  naturally  resisted  all  efforts  that  threatened  their 
relations  with  the  religious  schools  of  which  they  were  staunch  supporters.  After  a 
period  of  tentative  efforts,  a  policy  was  adopted  in  1875  which  has  proved  satisfac- 
tory to  the  Rotnaii  Catholics,  who  form  the  vast  majority  of  the  population  (1429,- 
[86  against  219,712.  census  of  1901),  while  at  the  same  time  it  affords  protection 
for  the  rights  of  the  Protestant  minority.  The  system  established  provides  for  the 
separate  control  of  Roman  Catholic  and  Protestant  schools  without  destroying  their 
organic  unity. 


mGHEK  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEAfiHlHG. 

BEKTHIEHyiLLE,  Bflrthior  Co.,  pop..   1.600. 

Biiliap'i  Collaia   Bchool;   prep.:   bore   F.   B.; 

StiDt  Jo«ph'.  Commmiul  CoUei.  ;    prep,  .nd 

II ^Rd  Mnner. 

LEVIS,  LoTla  Slitriiit,  pop.  J.ms, 

Bcliool'a      •nnmrnwiMnt,— Tho      prlnrlpal 

L«Ti>   Collafa:    c-oLi    Dan;    B.    C;   »[.    US3; 

ot  studlPB  ire:     Prpncb  «nd  BneUih  Un- 

EUBiiv.     Illslnry,      □eoinipta)',     OunpletD 

HOMTBEAL,  Hontml  SUtriot.  pop.  20T.T30. 

T'L.'^TD..Th«.'^'""'  """^  ^"'' 

LoralK  OsUatB:   rol.:   mon:  R.  C;   Ht.    ISSTi 

or    rt'llglDa    )■    admit  led    In    tbc    iMiUege. 

Bourd,    tuition,     ete..    til      per      nmnth; 

KcOlU    Bonul   Sofeool;    porml:    prlnla:    nt- 

11.60  pfr   UK.nth. 

XiOlll    UslTanitr;    anlT.;    »Fd.;     noD-MCI.: 

Chioautlmi    CsUaga;    oo),:    men;    R.    C;    «l. 

I8T3:  numlHT  or  siudonti,  223. 

MoaiU  nnirw^ity.  FMBltj  of  L.w:  Uw:  nni; 

JOLIETTE.  JolKMe  Dtrtiirt.  pop.  <.2au. 

loUalts  CoUsca:  ■ol.;   mu:    It.  C;  nl.  ISif. 

HontrMt'oallaie:  rol.;  mfo:  R.  \\;  .mt.  ITOT; 

L'ABBOlCPTIOl),     L'AiHmptiaa     Slitrlet,     pop. 

l.OOB. 

P.I.;  ™l.    ISM;  J.  P.  BlopbrD.  PfW. 

11og»t  Ror*l  Boiinau  CoUava:  boa.  and  Htan.i 

-Hi.  IXMH;  .\DKnii  W.  TtmoB.  Prln. 

Sohool   of  A(Tlsu:tB»;   agrl.;   Dumber  ot  «lu 

*-nIi.  2*. 

aal.    last:    Jobn    !)crlni(fr.     I>.    D..    Pnr- 

Blilinp-i    O.U.,.;     rol,:     co-rd-:    P.    K-;    e.t. 

RoTII    Tlitmn.    CallaiB    f«     Woman:      col.i 

I8«;     R«     J-in.^.    P.    tnUv^j.    M.    A.. 

wnmcn;   oon-»™t.:  ert.    18110;   Min  e.   D. 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


253 


QUEBEC. 


QUBBBO. 


St.   llarj's   College;    col.;    men;    R.    C;    est. 

1848;  number  of  students,  825. 
St.    Bnlpioe   College;    col.;    men;    R.    C. ;    est. 

1767;  number  of  students.  405. 
WosleTan  Theological  College,   McOiU  XTniver- 

sity;  thool.;  mon;   M.   E. ;  oHt.  1873;   Rev. 

William   I.    Shaw.    D.    D.,    LL.   D..    D.    0. 

L.,    Pros. 

VICOLET,  Vioolet  District,  pop.  2.226. 

Vioolet  College;  col.;   men;   R.   0.;  est.    1803; 
number  of  students.  306. 

QUEBEC,  Quebec  District,  pop.   08.840. 
Quebec  Seminary;  col.;  men;  R.  C. ;  est.  1665; 

number  of  students,  554. 
XTniversite    Laval;    univ.;    men;    R.    G. ;    cat. 
1862;    MonM>i|Cueur     Olivier     K.     Mathieu, 
Ph.  D.,  S.  T.   D.,  Prea. 

RIOAUD,  Yandreuil  District,  pop.  779. 
Rigaud  College;  col.;   men;   R.   C;  est.   1850; 
number  of  students,  310. 

SnCOXrSKI,  SimousU  District,  pop.  1,804. 
Seminaire  de  Saint  Germain  de  Bimonski;  col.; 
men;    R.    C;   cat.   1855;   J.    A.    D'Amours, 
8.  T.  D.,  Snpt»rIor. 

BTE.   ATOE  DE  LA  POCATIERE,   Kamouroaki 

District,  pop.  000. 
St.  Anne  de  la  Pooatiere  College;  col.;   men; 

R.  C;  eat.  1829;  number  of  students,' 299. 
School  of  Ste.   Anne   de   la   Pooatiere;   agrl.; 

est.  1869;  number  of  students,  12. 

ST.  HTACnrTHE,  Bagot  District,  pop.  9.210. 


St.  Hyacinthe  College;  coL;  men;   R.  C;  est. 

1809;  Rev.  C.  P.  Cboquette,  M.  A.,  Pres. 

ST.    LAUilENT,   Jacques  Cartier  District,   pop. 

1.390. 

St.   Laurent   College;    col.;    men;    R.    C;   est. 

1847:  number  of  students,  626. 

STE.  XABIE  DE  MONNOIB.  BouviUe  District, 
pop.  1,806. 
Ste.  Iburie  Xonnoir  CoEege;  col.;  men;  R.  C; 
est.  1863;  number  of  students,  240. 

STE.    THEBESE,    Terre    Bonne     District,    pop. 
1.641. 
Ste.  Theresa  College;  col.;  men.;  R.  C:  est. 
1826;  number  of  students.  860. 

BHERBROOXE,    Sherhrooke   District,    pop.    11.- 
766. 
Sherhrooke    College;    col.;    men;    R.    C;    est. 
1876;  number  of  students,  248. 

SOREL,  Riohelieu  Distriot,  pop.  7,067. 
Mount  St.  Bernard's  College;  prep.;   men;  B. 
C;  est.  1897;  Bro.  Landry,  Director. 

STAHSTEAD,  Stanstead  District,  pop.  618. 
Btanstead  Wesleyan  College;  col.;  Meth.;  est. 
1872;  number  of  students,  149. 

THBEE    BIVEB8,    St.    Manrioe    District,    pop. 

Three  Bivers  College;   col.;  men;  R.  0.;   est. 
1860;  number  of  students.  269. 

YALLEYTIELD,  Beaohamois  District,  pop.   11,- 
006. 
College  of  Valleyfleld;  prep.;  men;  R.  C;  est. 
1898;  A.  P.  Labonnle,  Director. 


The  present  school  system  of  Manitoba  was  preceded  by  a  system  of  separate 
schools  for  Roman  Catholic  and  for  Protestant  children,  the  general  administra- 
tion of  the  schools  being  inlrusled  {law  of  i8?0  to  a  board  of  education  composed 
of  an  equal  number  of  Protestant  and  of  Catholic  members. 

Elementary  and  intermediate  and  high  schools  are  maintained,  and  the  latter 
preparing  students  for  matriculation 


may  be  developed   into   collegiate 
at  the  universi^. 

The  provincial  university,  incorporated,  i 
tern  of  the  Province.  The  university  was  coi 
model  of  the  old  London  University.  But  ce 
to  the  university  and  have  a  representation  ii 

The  educational  officers  of  the  provin 


Deputy  Minister  i 


i8?9,  completes  the  educational  sys- 
tituted  as  an  examining  body  on  the 
ain  teaching  institutions  are  affiliated 
its  council. 


peg. 


—R.  Fletcher,  Government  Buildings,  Win 


Provincial  Board  of  Education .^The  Most  Reverend  the  Archbishop  of 
Rupert's  Land,  Bishop's  Covin,  Winnipeg ;  the  Right  Reverend,  Bishop  Matheson, 
The  Deanery,  Winnipeg ;  D.  Mclntyre,  Supt.  ot  City  Schools,  Winnipeg ;  Rev.  Dr. 
Hart,  Manitoba  College,  Winnipeg;  Rev.  Father  Cherrier,  igi  Austin  street,  Winni- 
peg; Prof.  B.  R.  Cochrane.  290  Young  street,  Winnipeg;  John  D.  Hunt,  Carberry, 
Manitoba ;  John  Graham,  Winnipeg ;  Dr.  J.  R.  Jones,  Donald  street,  Winnipeg. 

Public  School  Inspkctoks.— A.  W.  Hooper,  Dauphin,  Man.;  A.  S.  Rose,  Bran- 
don, Manitoba;  T,  M,  Maguire,  Portage  la  Prairie,  Manitoba;  S.  E.  Lang,  Virden, 
Manitoba;  W.  J.  Cram,  Morden,  Man.;  A.  L.  Young,  533  Ross  street,  Winnipeg; 
E.  E.  Best,  565  Balmoral  street,  Winnipeg;  Roger  Goufet.  St.  Boniface,  Manitoba. 
There  are  two  vacancies  yet  to  be  filled. 


HIGHER   INSTITUTIOHS   OF   LEARNING. 


BT.  BOKIFACE.  Viim<p*s,  Dlitriet,  1 


ntijtcriui  Csllecsi  col.i   Fi»b.;  etc.   1ST0; 

number  ot  •IDdeati,  ITD. 
ilHnitT  al  KultslHii  uolT.;  Hi.  ISTIi  B.  J. 


ilrd,  M,  i,,  Ph.  D..  Beslitrar:  tbe  odI- 
■™lt7  li  mmpoKd  of  the  tollDwini  col- 
ges:  Mapltobi  CoUp(e,  TCIhhIive;  Dr. 
i(rlQk.  Prin.  W«]ey  Oollpge.  WUnlpec, 
B>.  Dr.  Bparlliut.  rrln.  SI.  Jolm'*  Col- 
(E.  WtnDlpcx:  The  MofE  B^Terena  Bob- 
t  Uicbnj.  Prln.  Hedlcal  Colliifs.  WIb- 
""    "  .  D«ii.    Collec* 


c  Colli 


McDod- 
P.    Ut^ 


WlonlptK  Bnilnau  CoUecai     b 

ett    1SS2:  G.   W.  Dauld.  f 

WiiuilF«K  CdUdi*   of  Muiis;     i 

born,  DUeclor. 


NOVA  SCOTIA. 

Prior  to  the  passage  of  the  school  law  of  1864,  which  provided  for  a  uniform 
system  of  public  schools  in  Nova  Scotia,  private  and  parochial  schools  existed  in 
Halifax  and  in  the  more  settled  portions  of  the  Province  and  were  fostered  by 
grants  from  the  public  treasury.  This  law  recognized  the  need  of  and  provided 
for  a  strong  central  power  unifying  and  stimulating  the  work  of  the  public  and 
private  schools.    The  educational  officers  of  the  province  are  as  follows: 

Education  Office.— A.  H.  McKay,  B.  A.,  B.  Sc,  LL.  D.,  F.  R.  S.  C.^  Superin- 
tendent of  Education  and  Secretary  of  Council  of  Public  Instruction,  Halifax;  Geo. 
W.  T.  Irving,  Chief  Clerk. 

Council  of  Public  Instruction. — Hon.  G.  H.  Murray,  Premier  and  Provincial 
Secretary,  Halifax;  Hon.  J.  W.  Longley,  D.  C.  L.,  F.  R.  S:  C,  Attorney-General, 
Halifax;  Hon.  Arthur  Drysdale,  K.  C,  M.  P.  P.,  Commissioner  of  Public  Works 
and  Mines,  Halifax ;  Hon.  A.  H.  Comeau,  M.  P.  P. ;  Hon.  T.  R.  Black,  M.  P.  P. ; 
Hon.  W.  T.  Pipes,  K.  C,  M.  L.  C. ;  Hon.  David  McPherson,  M.  P.  P. ;  Hon.  C.  P. 
Chisholm,  M.  P.  P. 

HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


AVVAPOLIB,  Annapolis  Co.,  pop.  1.019. 

St.  Andrew's  School:  iMiyn'  boardliiK;  Cta.  of 
Enic.;  oat.  1S97;  II.  M.  Bradford.  M.  A.. 
Prln. 

ANTIOOKISH,   Antigonish  County,  pop.  1.&26. 
XTniversity  of  St.  Fr&nois-Xavior  College;  col.; 
R.    C;   eat.    1853;    Rev.    A.    Thompson.    D. 
D.,   Pros 

CHURCH  POIKT,  Digby  Co..  pop.  IG.'). 

St.  Anne  College;  col.;  K.  C. ;  eat.  1800;  Rev. 
P.   M.   Dagnaud.    Proa. 

HALIFAX,  Halifax  Co.,  pop..   40.832. 

Academy  of  the  Saored  Heart;  prep.;  co-ed.; 
R.    C. ;     Madame    Hoban. 

Dalhousie  College  and  XTniversity ;  unlv. ;  co- 
ed.; non-aeot. ;  eat.  1821;  facultiea  of  Arta, 
Science,  Medicine.  Law,  Mining;  Rev. 
John  Forreat,    LL.    I>.,   Prea. 

Halifax  Conservatory  of  Music;  music;  No. 
of  pupils  434;   Rev.   Robert  Lalng.   Dr. 

Halifax  Ladies'  College  and  Conservatory  of 
Music;  girls'  boarding  and  music;  women; 
eat.  1887;  M.  E.  Windsor.  Prin. 

Maritime  Business  College;    bus.  and  sten.; 
Kaull;^oh  and  Sohurman.  Propa. 

Presbsrterian  College  of  Halifax;  theol.;  men; 
Pn'Hb. ;  est.  1S21 ;  Robert  A.  Falconer. 
I).    Litt.;   LL.    I).,    Prin. 


Victoria  School  of  Art  and  Design;  art;  A. 
McKay.  Sec. 

ROCKINGHAM,  HaUfax  Co..  pop.  200. 

Mt.  St.  Vincent's  Academy;  prep.;  co-ed.;  R. 
C;  Mother  M.  Berchmans. 

TBTJRO,  Colchester  Co.,  pop.  5.903. 

Empire    Business    College;      bus.    and    aten. ; 

est.    1001;     O.   L.    Home.   Prin. 
Provincial  Normal  School;  iv>rmal;  prov.;  est. 

1864;  David  Solvan.  B.  A.,  Prin. 
Provincial    School   of    Agriculture;   agri.;    est. 

1885;  number  of  students,  135. 

WINDSOR,  Lunenburg  Co.,  pop.  3,308. 

Church  School  for  Girls;  girls'  boarding;  num- 
ber of  atudenta.   75. 

Collegiate  School;  prep.;  co-ed.;  F.  T.  Hand- 
sombody.   Prin. 

King's  College;  col.;  co-ed.;  est.  1790;  P.  E.; 
number  of  students.  23. 

WOLFVILLE,  King's  Co.,  pop.  1.412. 

Acadia  Ladies*  Seminary;  girls'  boal-dlng; 
Bapt.;  est.  1879;  Rev.  Henry  Todd  De 
Wolfe.  B.  A..  Prln. 

School's  announcement. — Acadia  Seminary 
ia  a  reaidential  Chriatian  school  for  girls 
and  young  women.  Offers  six  courses 
for      Diploma:       Collegiate,      Pianoforte. 


256 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


NOVA  aCOTIA. 


NOVA  SCOTIA, 


Voice,  Art,  Blocation,  Violin.  Three 
eoarses  for  Certificate:  TyjfewTitiag  and 
Stenography,  Business,  and  Domestic 
Science.  E!ighteen  members  on  the  teach- 
ing staff,  graduates  of  leading  Universi- 
ties and  Conseryatories.  Beantifnlly  lo- 
cated in  the  heart  of  the  famous  Byan- 
gellne   Land.      Refining  and  Christian   in- 


fluences are  constantly  thrown  around 
the  pupil.  Charges  very  moderate. 
School  year  from  September  1  to  June  1. 

VoTa  Bootia  Bohool  of  Horticulture;  hort. ;  co- 
ed.;   F.    E.   Sears.   Director. 

XTniversity  of  Acadia  College;  col.;  co-ed.; 
Bapt.;  est.  183S;  Rey.  T.  Trotter.  D.  D., 
Pres. 


NEW  BRUNSWICK. 

Central  Authority. — The  central  control  of  public  education  in  New  Bruns- 
wick is  vested  in  a  board  of  education  comprising  the  lieutenant-governor,  the  mem- 
bers of  the  executive  council,  the  president  of  the  University  of  New  Brunswick, 
and  the  chief  superintendent  of  education.  The  last  named  is  the  secretary  and 
chief  executive  officer  of  the  board.  In  his  appointment  regard  is  had  solely  to 
his  professional  fitness  and  executive  ability. 

Department  of  Education. — James  R.  Inch,  M.  A.»  LL.  D.,  Chief  Superin- 
tendent of  Education,  Fredericton;  R.  B.  Wallace,  Chief  Clerk;  Mary  M.  Thomp- 
son, Clerk. 

Board  of  Education. — His  Honor  the  Honorable  Jabez  Bunting  Snowball,  Lieu- 
tenant-Governor, Chairman;  James  R.  Inch,  Chief  Supt.  of  Education,  Secretary; 
Hon.  L.  J.  Tweedie,  Premier  and  Provincial  Secretary ;  Hon.  William  Pugsley,  D.  C. 
L.,  Attorney  General ;  Hon.  A.  T.  Dunn,  Surveyor  General ;  Hon.  L.  P.  Farris,  Com- 
missioner of  Agriculture;  Hon.  C.  H.  LaBillois,  Chief  Commissioner  of  Public 
Works;  Hon.  Frank  Sweeney;  Thomas  Harrison,  LL.D.,  Chancellor  of  the  Uni- 
versity of  New  Brunswick,  all  at  Fredericton. 


HIGHER  INSTITUTIONS  OF  LEARNING. 


FREDERICTON,   York  Dittrict,  pop.  7.117. 
Fredericton   Business    CoUegre;   bus.    und  sten.; 

W.    J.    Osborne.    Prin. 
Provincial  Normal  School;   normal;   proTinoial; 

Wm.   Crockett,   A.   M.,  LL.   D.,   Prin. 
University    of    New   Brunswick;    unlv. ;    prov.; 
ro-ed. ;    ost.    1800;    Tbomns    Harrison.    LL. 
D,.   T.   C.    D..    Chancellor. 
MEMRAMCOOK.     Westmoreland     District,    pop. 
176. 
University  of  St.   Joseph's   College;    col.;    est. 
1864;    Rev.    Alfred   Roy,    C.    S.    C.   M.    A.. 
Pres. 
SACKVILLE,  Cumberland  District,  pop.   1,444. 
Massey-Tribble    School    of    Household    Science, 
Mount    Allison    Ladies'    College:    <l<.meRtlc 


science:   Byron  Crane  Borden,   Pros. 
Mount.   Allison    Academy;    prep.;    est.     1843; 

number  of  students,  89. 
Mount  Allison  Ladies'  College;  girls'  boarding; 

M.    K. ;    eat.    IS.'W;    Byron    Crane    Borden. 

1).  I)..  Pres. 
Owen's  Museum  of  Fine  Arts;  art;  Prof.  John 

Haimiiond,   R.  C.   A.,   Director. 
University  of  Mt.   Allison  College;  unlv.;   co- 
ed.;   M.    E.;    est.   1862;   David   Allison.    M. 

A..   LL.    D.,   Pres. 

ST.  JOHN,  St.  John  District,  pop.  40.711. 
Curry's   Business   College;   bus.    and   sten.;   J. 

R.  Curry.  Prin. 
St.  John  Business  College;  bus.  and  sten.;  est* 

1867;  S.  Kerr,  Prin. 


NORTHWEST   TERRITORIES. 

The  system  of  public  schools  in  this  province  is  under  the  control  of  a  comicil 
of  public  instruction  comprising  four  members  of  the  executive  committee,  and  four 
appointed  members,  of  whom  two  must  be  Protestants  and  two  Roman  Cadiolics. 
'Hie  educational  officers  of  the  province  are  as  follows: 

Depabtment  of  Education. — F.  M.  G.  Haultain,  M.  L.  A.,  Commissioner  of 
Education,  Regina;  J.  A.  Calder,  Deputy  Commissioner  of  Education,  Regina. 

I^UCATIONAL  CbUNQL. — N.  D.  Bcck,  Edmonton ;  Jas.  Short,  Calgary;  A.  H. 
Smith,  Moosomin;  Rev.  D.  Gillies,  St  Andrea;  W.  R.  C.  Willis.  Saskatoon. 

Inspectors. — T.  E.  Perrett,  Edmonton;  J.  F.  Boyce,  Lacombe;  G.  J.  Bryan, 
Calgary;  Wm.  Rothwell,  Regina;  John  Hewgill,  Moosomin;  A.  H.  Ball,  Yorkton. 


PRINCE  EDWARD  ISLAND. 

Public  education  in  this  province  is  under  the  control  of  a  board  of  education 
composed  of  the  members  of  the  executive  council,  the  chief  superintendent  of  edu- 
cation, the  principal  of  the  college  and  normal  school,  and  two  inspectors. 


OF  THE  HKITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 

TABLE  I, 

VIVEBSIIIES   AND  COLLECES   ARRANGED  AcCOBDtMG   TO 


Nil 


Tale  Unlveraliy   (Conn.) 
Unlvaralty  or  Pennsylvania  (Pa.) 
Princeton  Unlveraliy   (N.  J.) 
Washington       and      t^ee      University 

(Va.) 
CQlUrablB   Unlveralty  (N.  T.) 
Brown  Dnlvereity  (H.  I.) 
Butsera  College  (N,  J.) 
Dartmaulh  College  (N.  H.) 
Hampden-Sldney  College  (Va.) 
Dickinson  College  (Pa.) 
Wsshlngton  Collega  (Ud.) 
University  of  Nashville  (Tenn.) 
Western  University  ot  Fa.  (Pa.) 
St.  John's  College   (Md.) 
Georgetown  University  (D.  C.) 
Preabyterlan  College  (S.  C.) 
Wllllama  (Allege  (Mass.) 
QreenevillB   ond     Tusculum    College 

UnlvarHlty  of  Tenneaaee  (Tenn.) 
Union  College  (N.  Y.) 
Univeraily  of  North  Carolina  (N.  C.) 
^Va3hlngton  College   (Tenn.) 
jnth  Century   (First  Half.) 

F    Mlddlebury  College  (Vt.) 

1    Unlveralty  of  Vermont  (Vt.) 

,    University  of  Qeorgia  (Ga.) 

I    Bowdoln  College  (Me.) 

I    Washington    and    JePferaon     College 
(Pa.) 

;    South  ' 

'   Moravl 

I    Mt.   St.  Mary's  College 

1    Ohio  University  (O.) 

I    Hamilton  College  (N.  Y.) 

I   Allegheny  College  (Pa.) 

I    Colby   College   (Me.) 

I    Colgate  University  (N.  T.) 

I   Maryville  College  (Tenn.) 

.    Amherst  Collega  (Mass.) 

.    Columbian  UnlverBlty  (D.  C.) 

.    Gonsaga  College  (D.  C.) 

.   St.  Mary's  College  (Ky.) 

!    Centre  College  (Ky.) 

1    Indiana  University  (Ind.) 

1    Miami  University   (O.) 

1    Trinity   College    (Conn.) 

i   Centenary  Collage  (La.) 

i    PrankUn  College  (O.) 

■   Kenyon  College  (O.) 

i   University  ot  Virginia  (Va.) 

i    Western    Reserve    University    (O.) 

'    Mlsalsalppl  College  (Mlas.) 

'    ShurtlefT  College  (III. J 

I    McKendree  College  (111.) 

I   Georgetown  College  (Ky.) 

I    IUIhoIb  CoUege  (111.) 


inding.  School. 

I  St.   I^ulB  University  (Mo.) 

.  Deniaon  University  ((3.) 

,  New  York  University  (N.  Y.) 

.  St.  Xavler's  College  (O.) 

Wesleyan  University  (Conn.) 

!  L-afayette  College  (Pa.) 

I  Pennsylvania   College   (Pa.) 

1  Randolph -Mac  on  College  (Va.) 

I  Richmond  College  (Va.> 

1  Wabash  College  (Ind.) 

I  Hanover  College  (Ind.) 

I  Haverford  College  (Pa.) 

I  Marietta  College  (O.) 

1  Oberlin  College  (O.) 

I  Delaware  College  (Del.) 

I  Franklin  College  (Ind.) 

I  Norwich  University  (Vt.) 

I  Wake  Forest  College  (N.  C.) 

;  Richmond  College  (O.) 

i  Alfred  University  (N.  Y.) 

:  Franklin  and  Marshall  College  (Pa.) 

;  Kentucky    Unlveralty    (Ky.) 

'  Davidson  College  (N.  C.) 

'  Da  Pauw  University  (Ind.) 

'  Knox  College  (111.) 

'  Mercer  University  (Qa.) 

'  Muskingum  College  (O.^ 

'  University  ot  Michigan  (Mich.) 

i  Dmory  College   (Gb.?I 

I  Emory  and  Henry  College  (Va.) 

1  University   ot  Missouri   (Mo.) 

.  Bethany  College  (W.  Va.) 

.  Howard  College  (Ala.) 

!  CumberlBnd  University  (Tenn.) 

I  University  ot  Notre  Dame  (Ind.) 

!  Vlllanova  College   (Pa-) 

I  Albion   College   (Mich.) 

I  at.  Vincent  College  (Mo.) 

I  Iowa  Wesleyan  University   (la.) 

1  Ohio  Wealeyan  Unlveralty  (O.) 

I  Willamette  Unlversltv   (Ore.) 

i  Baylor  University   Cftx.) 

i  VTlttenherg  Coileg- 


(O.) 


_.  ..    _.„    .  lileg. 

I    Baldwin    UnlversTt.     ._ 

I    BuDknell  UnlveiHlty  (Pi 

i    at.   John's  College   (N.    ... 

lylor  University  (Ind.) 

„2loit  College  (Wis.) 

Earlham  College  (Ind.) 


Betolt  College  (Wis.) 
Earlham  College  (Ind.) 
Otterbeln  UnlversKy  (O.) 
St.  Xnvler  College  (N.  T.) 

State  University  of  Iowa  (la.) 
I    Iowa  College  (la.) 
I   University  ot  MIsslBslppI  (Miss.) 
I    College  of  (he  CTlty  of  N.  Y.  (N.  Y.) 
I   Lawrence  Unlveraliy  (Wis.) 
I   William  Jewell  College  (Mo.) 
1    Heidelberg  Unlveralty  (O.) 
1    Htram  College  (O.) 
I    Illinois  Wesleyan  Unlveralty  (III.) 
I    University  ot  Rochester   (N.  Y.) 
1    University   ot  Utah    (Utah) 
1   Unlveralty  of  Wisconsin  CWIs.) 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIBECTOSY 


School, 


1  Harvard    University    (HasB.) 

2  University   or    ChlcaKo    (TIL) 

3  Columbia  University   (N.   Y.) 

4  University  ol  California  (CaL 

G  Univ.  of  Mlcblgan  (Mich 

G  Northwestern  University  (111. 

7  Unlveralty  of  Illinois   (III.), 

H  Unlv.   of   Mlnneaota    (Minn.) 

»  Univ.    of    Wisconsin    (Wis.). 

U  Yale   University    (Conn...).. 

1  Cornel!   Unlveralty    (N.   Y.)... 

1  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania  (Penn.) 

3  Collt'Ke   of   the   City   of   New 

York    <N.    Y.) 

4  Unlveralty  of  Nebraska  (Neb.) 

5  Washington  University    (Mo.) 

6  Syracuse  University   (N.   Y.   ., 

7  New  York  University  (N.  Y.) 
S  Ohio  State  University  (O.)... 
9  University    of   Missouri    (Mo.) 

0  Oberlln  College    (O.) 

1  Druke   University    <Ia.) 

Z  Lieland  Stantord,  Jr.,  Univer- 
sity   (Cal.) 

S  Ohio  Wcslcyan  UnlveraUy{0.) 

i  Illinois   Wesleyan  University 

E  Georgn    WashlnKton    Unlver- 

Blty  (D.  C.) 

E  Purdue   University    (Ind.).... 

7  Indiana  University    (Ind.).... 

S  Central   University    iKy.) 

»  State  University  of  Iowa  (la.) 

0  Princeton  Unlveralty  (N.  J.).. 

1  Tulund  University   (I.a.) 

2  University  of  Texas  (Tex.),. 
1  University  of  Kansas  (Kan.) 
4  Boston   University    (Mnss.)... 

[>  AdclphI  College  (N.   Y.) 

B  Straight  Unlveralty  (I.ji.) 

7  Kentucky  University    (Ky.).. 

g  University  ol  Cincinnati   (O.) 

9  University  of  WoostcT   (O.) . . 

0  St.   I.rf)uis  University   (Mo.)... 

1  University  of  Arkansiis  (Ark.) 

2  Wt-at  VlrKlnla  Univ.    IW.  Vn.) 

3  PL   Worth  University    (Tei.) . 

4  Herea  College   (Ky.) 

B  Baylor    University    (Tex.) 

i  Tufts  (MLlPgc  (M.IMM.) 

7  Kanaas  Wealeynn   University 

(Kan.)   

K  Unlvprslly    .if   Utah    lUtah).. 

[I  llothany  Collegs  (Kan.) 

IJ  liartmnulh    ColleKf    (N.    H,).. 

1  llrown   Unlvi-rslty    (II.    I.) 

;  ITnlv.    of    Nashvllli-    (Tenn,).. 

1  Ohio  Itnlverslty  (O.) 

4  Howard  University  (D.  C.)  . . . 

r.  Westi-rn  University  of  Penn- 

aylvanln    (Pa.) 

n  Tinker    University    (Kan.) 

7  SliniiMon    Colleite    (la.) 

B  Cornell  CoIIpkp   (la.) 

»  Western   Reserve  Univ.   (Pa.) 

a  Southweaterit  Untv.   (Tex.) . . . 


1  Kentucky  State  Coltega  (Ky.) 

2  Pennsylvania     State    Colle(« 

(Pa.)    

3  Vanderbllt  Unlveralty  (Tenn.) 

4  Jobna-Hopklns  Univ.    (Ud.).. 

5  Bueknell    University    (Pa.)... 
e  Nebraska    Wealeyan    Univer- 
sity   (Neb.)     

T  Ottawa    University    (Kan.).., 
S  University      of      WashlnKton 

(I  University   of' Virginia' (Va.)  . 
U  Univ.    of   Notre    Dame    (Ind.). 

1  Grovi;   City   College    (Pa.) 

i  Grunt   University    (Tenn.),... 

3  Cumberland    Univ.     (Tenn.)., 

4  Lehigh  University   (Pa.) 

B  Unlveralty     of     North     Caro- 
lina (N.  C.) 

B  Knox  College    (111.) 

T  Union  University  (N.  Y,) 

g  University  of  Colorado    (Col,) 

9  Mornlngside    College    (la.),.. 

n  Manhattan    College    (N.    Y.),, 

1  I-awrence    University    (Wis.). 

■i  University  of  Vermont   (Vt.). 

3  Central      Tennessee      College 

(Tenn.)   

4  Cliiflln  University    (S.   C.) 

5  University  of  Denver  (CoL).. 

6  Georgetown  Univ.   (D.  C.) 

7  Unlveralty    of    Maine    (Me.)., 
S  University   o(   Southern  Cali- 
fornia (Cal.)    

9  Iowa    College    (la.) 

n  Hamllne    University    (Minn.). 

1  Colorado    College    (Col.) 

:!  Kansas  City  Univ.   (Kan.) 

3  IMcklnson    College    (Pa.) 

4  Mt.  Inlon  College  (O.) 

B  University    of    North    Dakota 

(N.   D.)    

li  I)rury    College     (Mo.) 

7  Univ.   of  the  South   (Tenn.).. 

5  I'hilandcr     Smith     College 

(Ark.)    

S  Univ.    of   Oklahoma    (O.    T.).. 

It  Albion  College    (Mich.) 

1  Denlson   University    (O.) 

2  nelolt   College    (Wis.) 

3  Williams  College  (Mass.) 

4  Loulstnna  State  Univ.  (La.),,, 

r>   i.nrayctte    College    (Pa.) 

i>  University   of  Oregon    (Ore.). 

7  St.    Xavler  CoII.'kp    (O.) 

X  Upper  Iowa  Itnlverslty   (la.). 

9  Amherst  College   (Mass.) 

II  i:nlvi.rslly    of    South    Dakota 

(S.    n.) 

1  PugPt  Sound  Univ.  (Wash.).. 

1  Franklin    and     Marshall    Col- 
lege   IP,-).) 

I  Maryvllle  College  (Tenn.) 

4  University  of  Idaho   (Idaho). 

5  Stetson  University   (Fla.) 

G  Hiram  College  (O,) 


COUNTER-CLASSIFICATION  OF  SCHOOLS. 


♦The  names  of  schools  in  this  classification  printed  in  bold-faced  type  indicate  that 
the  schools  thus  designated  have  extended  school  announcements  in  the  main  classifi- 
cation, immediately  following  and  supplementing  the  descriptions  there  given. 

UNIVERSITIES  AND  COLLEGES. 


ALABAMA. 

Alabama  Baptist  Colored  University  (colored), 
Selma. 

Howard    College,    East    Lake. 

Lafayette    College,     Lafayett<». 

Morgan    County    College,    Somerville. 

North    Alabama    College.    Fort    Wayne. 

North  Alabama  Conference  College,  Birming- 
ham. 

St.     Bernard    College,    St.     Bernard. 

Southern     University.     Greensboro. 

Spring    Hill    College.    Mobile. 

Talladega    College    (colored).    Talladega. 

University    of    Alabatlia.    University. 

ARIZONA, 

University    of    Arizona,    Tucson. 


ARKANSAS. 

.Yrkansas    College.     Batesville. 
.\rkansas    Conferen<'e    College. 
Arkansas   Cnmberlsnul    College. 
Beauvoir     ('ollege.     VVilmar. 
IlenderKon   ('ollep«',    Arkadelphia 
llendrix    College.    Conway. 
Ouachita    Baptist    College. 


Si  loam    Springs. 
Clarksville. 


Arkadelphia. 
Pea    Ridge    Masonic    College.    I'ea    Ridge. 
Philander  Smith   Collepe   (colored).   Little  Rock. 
Southland   College   and    Normal    Institute.   South- 
land. 
University    of    Arkatisns,    Fayetteville. 

CALIFORNIA. 

California     College*.    Oakland. 

(christian   Brothers  College.    Sacramento. 

Leland     Stanford     Junior     University,     Stauf(»rd 

University. 
Tx>rdsburg    College,    Lordsbiirg. 
Occidental    College.    Los    AngelcB. 
Pomona     College.     Claremont. 
St.    Ignatius    College.    San    Francisco. 
St.    Mary's    C«)llege.     Oakland. 
St.    Patrick's  Seminary.    Menlo   Park. 
St.    Vincent's    College.    Los    Angeles. 
Santa    Clara    College.    Santa    Clara. 
University    of    California,    Berkeley. 
University  of  Southern   California.   Los  Angeles. 
University   of   the    Pacific,    San   Jose. 
Whittier    College,    Whlttler. 


COLORADO. 

College  of  the  Sacred  Heart,   Denver. 
Colorado    College.    Colorado    Springs. 
Jesuit   College.    Berkeley. 
University    of    Colorado,     Boulder. 
University    of   Denver,    University    Park. 

CONNECTXCirr. 
Trinity    College,    Hartford. 
Weslcyan    University,    Middlctown. 
Yale  University,   New  Haven. 

DELAWARE. 

Delaware    College,    Newark. 

State    College    for    Colored    Students    (colored). 
Dover. 

DISTRICT    OF    COLUICBIA. 

American    University.    Washington. 

Catholic    University    of    America,     Washington 

Gallaudct    College,    Washington. 

Oeorgetowt    University.    Washington. 

George   Washington    Unlverglty,    Washington. 

Gonzaga    College.    Washington. 

Howard   University   (colored),   Washington. 

International   Corresponden^'e    University,    Wasli- 

ington. 
St.    John's    College.    Washington. 
Trinity    College.    Washington. 
Washington  Christian  College,  Washington. 

FLORIDA. 
Kast    Florida    Seminary.     Gainesville. 
Florida    State    College.    Tallahassee. 
John   B.    Stetson    University,    De  Land. 
Rollins    Ck)llege,    Winter    Park. 
St.   r^o  Ck)llege.  St.   Leo. 
University  of  Florida,    I^ake  City. 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta    Baptist    College,    Atlanta. 

Atlanta   University    (colored),    Atlanta. 

Bowdon    College.    Bowdon. 

Clark   University.    South    Atlanta. 

Emory    College.    Oxford. 

Marlst  College,   Atlanta. 

Mercer    University,    Macon. 

Morris   Brown    College    (colored),    Atlanta. 

University  of   Georgia,    Athens. 

Yoang  Harris  (college.  Young  Harris. 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DISECTOSY 

VflVBRSlTlSB    AND 


Aiutln   Collcce.    I 


SwlDC  Colleae.   I 


GraenTlllo  CoV\ttf,  areeaji\ 
HmKUdb  CoUejte-  Ablnidnii. 
llUnoli  Collcte.  JukwinilllF. 


1  Oo1l«(*,  OilMbntX' 


NorlhwHtriu    Coltese.    NapirdLlc. 
XsrthniUrB  TTnlnnltri  Ennilni. 
8t.    Bede  Collccr.  Peru. 
St.   Fnocli  Solaaaa  Calli|e.  Quliif^. 

8t    loHph't    OoUfsi.    ~ "- 

St.   Uirr'i  Inilttulx,    Qbhh 
tlrff    Collrte.    Upper    . 


ilrenlt;  ot  lilVuuli 
hciton  Cotkle,'  Wl 


UrtuM. 


Bipllgt  tinltireltir  or  Indlm 
Bntl«  College,  Irrtngton. 
Gonnirdli  CoUcle.  Fort  W. 
De  Vxam   DDlTeraltr.   flTWD 


UcnrM  Hill  Coltpgc.  Mnam  Hill. 
8t    Uelnrid  Colle«r.   BI.    UvlDrKl. 
Itjloi    I'ulTcivltT.     L'pUnd. 
UnlaD    CtarliMiD    CoIUbe.    Mctimi, 
tTnlTonllT  nf  Iitdlaiiapnll*  (arp  Butlw 
Uol»»»m-  of  Mot™  Damn,   Nulre  l»m< 
Valparabu  Oallafe.  Valpiralfii. 
VlnoennM  rnlieraltr.   Vlurron.-s. 

□niUK  TEBRITOKY. 


Amltr  Collate,  CoIIi^f 
Boena  Vtota  Cnlleic. 
Ontral  UntT«»ItT  of 
Cbarln  Cltr  Collect. 
Cm    OQlk-ge.    Odar    : 


:     CollrfF.     H<qilllDt< 


ColtAffB,  Liadalwri. 
t  EtdyoriR.  Ktapurla- 
t    Golicsp.    WIctiila. 


UldUna    CnllPCr.     AlrfalBiln, 

OtUin  VBlnnltr.  Otbrn. 

at.   B»lH>dlct'>  Cnlliv,    AtrhlMin. 


AahUud   <'Mfsr 

Botbpl  CollrEp',    RoaKilitU^r. 

Cpnlnl  tlnlTPrHll/  at  KentB<:1i7.   DiiitUIb. 

OMprKi-town   Coll'rp.   ii»of«pto«n. 

K*Dtac'kr     UnlTETIIIf.    I«ilDBtun. 

Kentork)'    Wnlrian    Con'tr     —— 

Ubetif    CallrCB.    Glmco*'. 

ORdrn   Coll-«e.    BnwllBg  Or. 


Lounuii*, 


KASTLAKS, 
Jofana   HopUn*   naliitillr. 


OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 
VNIVSRBITIBa    A 


iDt    St.    ItBtJ'B   Callcge, 
ml  8t.  Mirf'a  OolU^t. 


RodOeld  CotU-se.  Womitrr. 
at.  Joscpta'i  Colluge,  LowelL 
Turta  Colli^ge.  TulU  CaIl*io. 
WllllimB  Collcic    WllliUDstQMa. 


DctTdlt  QaUege, 
Hope  Oolleie.  B 


u  AdolphDs  Collccc,    St.   Pe 
e  Dnlnnlt;,  St.  F>dI. 
Hot  CdIIces.  Et.   Ptul. 
ColIsEE.    WlnnebnCD  City. 


HIBBIBBIFTI, 
Mlllupa   (.alipgo.    JiFkun. 
MtUlBBlppI    ColLFgc.    GLIbtOd. 


Hka  OsUsfs.  Bowline  &i»i 


lumi,   CoIiUBliU. 


XOKTAVA. 

eilejan  Unliersltr, 
Ilegr.  D«r  Lih1e<-. 


iland   Oalleie.  Grand  1 


NEW    aUIPSHISE. 


T  York  Volnnltr.  K*«  Ynk. 
igir*    UulTunity.     NlHSara    UulTFr 
BonnTfnturf'B   CoUi'ge.   AllrfliBnr 


rulored).  ClmrlDtl 


364 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


UNnrSBBITIES   AND    COLLSGSB. 


Guilford  College.   Guilford  College. 

Lenoir  College,   Hickory. 

Livingstone    College    (colored),    Salisbury. 

North   Carolina   College,    Mt    Pleasant. 

Rutherford    College,    Rutherford. 

St.    ICary's   Oollege,    Belmont. 

Shaw   University,    Raleigh. 

Trinity  College.  Durham. 

University  of  North  Carolina.  Chapel  HilL 

Wake  Forest  College,  Wake  Forest. 

Weaverville    College.    WeaverviUe. 

NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Fargo    College,    Fargo. 

Red    River    Valley    University,    Wahpeton. 

University  of  North   Dakota,   University. 

OHIO. 

Adelbert    College,    Cleveland. 

Antioch   College,   Yellow  Springs. 

Ashland    College,    Ashland. 

Baldwin  University,  Berea. 

Buchtel  College,   Akron. 

Capital  University,   Columbus. 

Cedarville    College,    Cedarvillc 

Defiance  College,  Defiance. 

Denison    University,    Granville. 

Findlay  College.   Findlay. 

Franklin   College.    New   Athens. 

German    Wallace   College,    Berea. 

Heidelberg   University.    Tiffin. 

Hiram    College,    Hiram. 

Kenyon  College,  Gambler. 

Lima  College,   Lima. 

Marietta  Collage,  lUrietU. 

Miami    University.    Oxford. 

Mount  Union  College,  Alliance. 

Muskingum   College.    New  Concord. 

Oberlin    College.    Oberlin. 

Ohio    State    University.    Columbus. 

Ohio  University,   Athens. 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University.    Delaware. 

Otterbein    XTniversity,    Westerville. 

Rio    Grande    College,    Rio    Grande. 

St.   Ignatius  College,   Cleveland. 

St.    Xavier    College,    Cincinnati. 

Scio  College.   Sclo. 

University  of  Cincinnati.    Cincinnati. 

University   of   Wooster,    Wooster. 

Western    Reserve   University.    Clovrlaiid. 

Wllberforce    University    (colored).    Wllberforcc 

Wilmington     College.     Wilmington. 

Wittenburg    College.    Springfield. 

OKLAHOMA. 

Kpworth  University,   Oklahoma. 
University    of    Oklahoma.    Normnn. 

OREGON. 
Albany    College,    Albany. 
Columbia    University.     Portland. 
Dallas    College,    Dallas. 
McMlnnville    College,    McMlimvIlIe. 
Pacific    College.    Newberg. 
Pacific    University.    Forest   Grove. 
Philomath    College,    Philomath. 
University    of    Oregon.    Eugene. 
Willamette    University.    Salem. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 
Albright    College.    Myer«town. 
Allegheny    University,    Meadville. 
Beaver   College.    Beaver. 
Bucknell    University.    Lewlsburg. 
Dickinson  (College.    Carlisle. 


Elizabeth  College,   Elizabethtown. 
Franklin  and  Marshall  College,  Lancaster. 
Geneva    College,    Beaver   Falls. 
Grove    City    College.    Grove    City. 
Haverford    (College,    Haverford. 
Juniata   (Allege,    Huntingdon. 
Lafayette   0>llege,    Easton. 
La    Salle    College,    Philadelphia. 
Lebanon  Valley  College.   AnnviUe. 
Lehigh    University,    South'  Bethlehem. 
Lincoln    University,    Lincoln    University. 
Moravian     College     and     Theological     Seminary, 

Bethlehem. 
Muhlenberg    College.    Allentown. 
Pennsylvania    College.    Gettysburg. 
Pennsylvania    State    (College,    State   College. 
Pittsburg  CoUege  of  the  Holy  Ghost,   PitUborg. 
Roanoke    College.     PhiladelplMa. 
St.    Fidelia   College.    Herman, 
t.   Joseph's  College.    Philadelphia. 
i>t.   Vincent   College.    Beatty. 
Susquehanna   University.   Selinsgrove. 
Swarthmore  College.  Swarthmore. 
Thlel   College.    Greenville. 
University    of   Pennsylvania.    Philadelphia. 
Ursinus   College.    Collegevllle. 
Villanova    Ck>llege.    Villa  nova. 
Volant   College.    Volant. 

Washington  and  Jefferson   (College,    Washington. 
Waynesburg   0>llege.    Waynesburg. 
Western  University  of  Pennsylvania,   Allegheny. 
Westminster   College.    New   Wilmington. 

RHODE   ISLAND. 
Brown    University.    Providence. 

SOTTTH    CAROLINA. 
Allen  XTniversity    (Colored),   Columbia. 
Claflin    University    (colored),    Orangeburg. 
College   of   Charleston,    Charleston. 
Erskine    College.    Due    West. 
Fnrman    University.    Greenville. 
Leesville   College,    Leesville. 
Newberry    (College.    Newberry. 
Presbyterian  College  of  South  Carolina,  Clinton. 
South    Carolina    College.    Columbia. 
Wofford    College.     Spartanburg. 

SOUTH   DAKOTA. 
Dakota    University.    Mitchell. 
Huron    College.    Huron. 
Redfield    College.    Redfield. 
Sioux    Falls   University.    Sioux    Falls. 
University    of    South    Dakota.     Vermilion. 
Yankton    College.    Yankton. 

TENNESSEE. 
American   University  of  Harriman.   Harriman. 
Bethel  College.    McKcnzie. 
Burritt    College,    Spencer. 

Carson  and   Newman  College.  Jefferson   City. 
Christian    Brothers    Collopo,    Memphis. 
Cumberlan<l     UnlvorHlty.     Lebanon. 
Fisk    University     (r-olo'red).     Nashville, 
(irunt  T^niverfeity.   Chattj.noogn. 
Greenville    and    Tnscnlnni    Oolli-pp.    Groenvllle. 
IIiaw.ig»ee    College.     Hiawiissee    College, 
Knoxvlle    College.     Knoxvillo. 
Maryvllle   College.    Maryvlh*. 
Michigan     ColU'c*'.     Johnson     Citv. 
Mlllipan    Collope.    MIlHpan. 

Roger  Williams  University   (colored),   NashvUle. 
Southwestern   Baptist    University.   Jackson. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


265 


UNIVERSITIES    AND    COLLEGES. 


Southwestern    Pregbyterlan    University,    Clurks- 

▼ille. 
University   of    Nashville,    Nashville. 
University    of    Tennessee.    Knoxville. 
University    of    the    South.    Sewanee. 
Vanderbilt    University,     Nashville. 
Walden  University   (colored),   Nashville. 
Washington    College,    Washington    College. 

TEXAS. 
Austin    College,    Sherman. 
Baylor    University,     Waco. 
Bishop    College    (colored),    Marshall. 
Burleson    College,     Greenville. 
Fort   Worth   University,    Fort  Worth. 
Howard    Payne    College,    Brownwood. 
Jeflf    Davis    College,    Pittsburg. 
Paul   Quln    College    (colored),    Waco. 
Polytechnic    College,     Forth    Worth. 
Simmons  College,   Abilene. 
Southwestern    University,    Georgetown. 
Texas   Christian   University,    Waco. 
Trinity    University,    Waxahachie. 
University    of   Texas,    Austin. 
Wiley    University    (colored),    Marshall. 

ITT  AH. 
Brigham    Young    College,    Logan. 
BrighAm   Young   University,    Provo. 
Latter-Day   Saints'    University,    Salt  Lake   City. 
University    of    Utah,    Salt   Lake    City. 

VERMONT. 
Middlebury    College,    Middlebury. 
University    of    Vermont    and    State    Agricultural 
College,    Burlington. 

VIB6IKL/L. 
Bridgewater    College,    Bridgewater. 
College  of  William  and  Mary,  Williamfl)urg. 
Emory   and   Henry   Collogo.    Emory. 
FYedericksburg    College,    Fredericksburg. 
Hampden-Sidney     College.     Humpden-Sidney. 
Richmond   College,    Richmond. 
Roanoke    College,    Salem. 
Shenandoah  College,  Reliance. 
University   of   Virginia.    Charlottesville. 
Virginia    Union    University    (colored),    Richmond. 
Washington   and   Lee   University.    I^exington. 

WASHINGTON. 
Gonzaga   College,    Spokane. 
St.   James'    College.    Vancouver. 
University    of    Puget    Sound.    Tacoma. 
University    of    Washington,    Seattle. 
Vashon    College,     Burton. 
Whitman    College.    Walla    Walla. 
Whitworth    College.    Tacoma. 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 
Bethany   College.    Bethany. 
Morris    Harvey    College.    Barboursvllle. 
West    Virginia    University.    Morgantown. 

WISCONSIN. 
Beloit    College.    Beloit. 
Carroll    College,    Waukesha. 
Concordia    College,    Milwaukee. 
Lawrence    University.     Appleton. 
l^arquette    Collcjrc     Milwaukee. 
Milton    College.    Milton. 
Northwestern     University,     Watcrtown. 
RIlMtn    College,    RIpon. 


University   of  Wisconsin,    Madison. 

WYOMINO. 

University   of  Wyoming,   liaramle. 

OHTARIO,   CANADA. 

Albert    College,    Belleville. 

Assumption    College,     Sandwich. 

Huron  College,   London. 

Knox    College,    Toronto. 

McMaster  University,   Toronto. 

Queen's    University,    Kingston. 

St.    Francis   College,    Richmond. 

St.  Jerome's,  Berlin. 

St.    Michael's  College,   Toronto. 

University  of  Ottawa.   Ottawa. 

Unlyersity   of    Queen's    College,    Kingston. 

University  of   Toronto,    Toronto. 

University  of  Trinity   College,   Toronto. 

Victoria    University,    Toronto. 

Western    University    and   College,    London. 

Woodstock  College,  Woodstock. 

Wycllffe  College,   Toronto. 

aVEBEO,    CANADA. 
Bishop's  College,   LennozviUe. 
ChlcoutimI   College,   Chicoatimi. 
Joliette  College,  JoUette. 
L'Assomption    College,    L'Assomptlon. 
Leyls   College,   Levis. 
Loyola    College,    Montreal. 
McGill  University,    Montreal. 
Montreal  College,  Montreal. 
Nicolet  College,   Nicolet. 
Quebec  Seminary.  Quebec. 
Rigaud  College,    RIgand. 
St.    Hyachlnthe   College.   St.    Hyadnthe. 
St.   Laurent  College.   St.   Laurent. 
St.    Mary's   College,    Montreal. 
St.    Sulpice    College.     Montreal. 
Ste.    Anne  de   la  Pocatierre   College,    Ste.    Anne 

de   la   Pocatierre. 
Ste.     Marie    Monnoir    College,     Ste.     Marie    de 

Monnoir. 
Ste.    Therese  College,   Ste.   Therese. 
Semlnaire   de   Saint   Germain   de   Rlmouskl,    Ri- 

UKUlSkl. 

Sherbrooke   College,    Sherbrooke. 
Stanstead   Wesleyan    College,    Stanstead. 
Three   Rivers   College,    Three   Rivers. 
University  Laval,  Quebec. 

NOVA  SCOTIA,   CANADA. 

Acadia  College,   Wolfville. 
Dalhousie    College    and    Unlyersity,    Halifax. 
King's  College.   Windsor.  * 
St.    Anne    College.    Church   Point. 
University    of    St.    Francls-Xavier    College,    An- 
tlgonlshe. 

MANITOBA,   CANADA. 

Brandon  College,    Brandon. 
.Methodist    College.    Winnipeg. 
Presbyterian   College.   Winnipeg. 
St.    Boniface   Collegp.    St.    Boniface. 
University    of    Manitoba,    Winnipeg. 

NEW  BRUNSWICK,   CANADA. 

rolumbian  Methodist  College.   New  Westminster. 
University  of  Mount   Allison   College.   Sackville. 
University    of    New    Brunswick.    Frederlcton. 
University    of    St.    Joseph's    C/ollege,    Memram- 

C(K>k. 


SM  PAtXESSOII'S  COUEGE  AilD   SCHOOL   DISECTOBT 

PHZFARATORY    8CB00LB—C0-SDVCAT10NAJ.. 

PREPARATORY  SCHOOLS-CO-EIHJCATIOT4AL. 


Uillttimtt  laMlnu.  1 


t  Hlfb   Scbool.    BUmoDI. 
Fmrelto  Andmj.    Furtt*. 
Flonutoa  Bl(k  SdHmL  nautm. 
GajlorUI*    RIfli  Siiwal.   Qa^lwUlv. 

HuUnc     Sprliica     BapUiI     IiuUtnt'. 
Mala  ■Bd  Fnaale  Arairmj.   Plafsb. 
MuhHi   Baptlat  ArailfiiiT.   Uarkin. 
North  AlatuBia   Colli^late   ludlalc,    1 
PalrlHbnlc   CnLlcft    aiul   Ladia*    ttwUtB 


Trldcaka   Cal1ct<^.    Cnwn   IVpot. 
llplTt-nllf   Scbool.    Clanlan, 
AUZOVA. 


HluoioD'a   UnlTcnltr    BAaal.    UoDtlcello 
Hdlintaa  Ulmrr  Bcbwl.  Vllaola. 
IndKia  Bapun  Hlfb  S<'bwil.   Hollf   Sprlr 
Uiiiilu  Croacblu  Aradi'iDT.  MacHlm-. 
Naw  SaMan  Oallafe.  BptclarrtUr. 
OKotoluI    Hlcb    Bi^iool.    Okakwi. 

OuchlU  Baptlat  iflali  Hrhool,   B^dUhivIIU 

Rostra  AcadUBj.    Bocrrt. 

Btmrtcr  Oollxe   '     '       "     " 

BloBD-Hmdrli    A 

HtDttfatt  CoUcio,    nil 

TboiD(wia'a  CliHim 

Union   Baptlit  llkb   P 


San   Lull  Illilapo, 
Artiray  of   the   SacTfd  B«rt.  San   Pranrlaro. 

ClHFcoI    dtj    Arademj,     CreaivDl    CIIT. 

I)irl(ht  arboal,   L«  Aoirln. 

Baall'a   Prr[iarat«7    Srhool.    Barfealtr. 

■■••■UMiarc  CallnKf.    H«ililahtir|. 

rtowc**    Araijrnor    and    Bnalnoaa    Oollrt*,    Baiv 


PSEPARA.TORY    BOHOOL  B — CO-ED  UVA  TIONAL. 


Ju«ph'»    Arnflemr    I 


BalUrd  Sctuwl.  i 


ilum     Unlvvnltj'. 


HoHJ  Creek 

Acid 

on™-  Blib 

1.hoo 

St.   Jo»pb'« 

AMd 

■  Hper  CnlU'Kt.  Jiiper. 


Diinn  Tnimns  Srhno 


StellirlllE   RiKb  SffaMl.   Stelliillle. 

Btaphani  InMituta.  Fori^lli. 
atom    Srbao]     |co1ared>.    Atlanta, 
SwDlnibon.  Hl«h  St^bool.   Bwnlnilior 


■DW  Indiana'  Orpluii  Home,  Algl 
Prynr  I.'rw.'li  Collelliile  Innitnta,  Prj 
R^flii  Edui'nUoDil  Initltute,  Rran. 
WllUe   llBlKll  Colli  


^■^388                    PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTOKY                  ^^^^ 

'                                                          PRRPASATOltY    BCHOOLB—CO-KDVCATIONAI..                                                      \ 

Ac«len.T  o(  the  Imm.eul.t^  Conetptlon.  Chulci 

Kt,    AoB'e    Academy,    V.IL 

J 

CIO. 

tit.  Aouar  BenilDiry  and  laatltnte.  St.  Ai 

Audem;  or  the  Immiculale  ConceptloD,  Diien- 

si.  Bernard'e  Behooi.'  Templetoii, 

Academr    at   Ibc   liuuiBcnlutc  Conception,    Tilr- 

SI.   Bcrnard-a  School.   Waierly. 

llBDk. 

St.    Boniface   Academy.   Lyoni. 

Acudeov    ot    the    ImaioiTnlatc    Conception,    Gil 

bert»illle. 

St.'  Boniface  Academy'.  Bloni  City.' 

AcDdeair   at    tb>^    VUlIstlon,    Oai    Uolnn. 

St.  Ca  then  DC 'a  Academy.  Oyena. 

BlackbDrni    AEadeu)'.    Cturilon, 

St.   Praoda  Academy.  Bolltowo. 

Cedar   Vallej   Seminary,   Ouce. 

St.   Prancla  Academy.  Dyersrltle. 

at.   Ifrancia  Academy,    Hanin  City. 

CwdIdc    AndeuT.    Cornlnc. 

at.  Francla  de  Sale*>  Aradcmy.  Oaalan. 

Corpui  CbrlsU   Acadfrny,    ft.    I>odBe. 

at.    John-B  Catholic   School,    Aahtoo. 

IliTeninrt  luitltnte.   Di<enpi>rl. 

St.    lobn'a    BTangellcal    Lntheiaa    Scbool, 

Deeonb    Initltute.    Deeorih. 

Denmark  Aadeiny.   Oeiiaism. 

St.     John'a'  German    CulhoUc    School,     Ba 

lias-             1 

Bllaworth  Collece.  Iowa  KiIIb. 

Rlk  Horn  Lnthet.n   InitlCute,   Elfc   Horn. 

at.    j'ubB's   School.    Arcadia. 

KplplmnT  AcudelDT.  aioui  CIO, 

St.  Joacph'B  Academy,  Cedar  Baplda. 

SI.    JoM^pb'a   Academy,    Dea   Holnea. 

Bf.ngeUol   Lalheran  CoUeec,    Atklu. 

St.   Ja»ph'B   Academy,    De  Witt. 

BHQtrellenl     Lntbenii     College.     Laieme. 

SI.  Joaeph'a  Academy.  Parley. 

EnngeUeil   Lntherin   College.    Newlnll. 

St.    JoBcph'B    Academy,    I^emara. 

EnmiellcBl  Zlon'i  Scbool.  Leman. 

Bt.    Juseph'B    Academy,     Mallard. 

Falrfleld   Aademy.    FilrJlela. 

8L    Jocepb's    Academy,    Ottnmwa. 

I'Tlenda'    AcadenlT.    LeGrud. 

St.    JOKpb'a    Academy,    Sloni    City. 

Oermaa-Bntllab   Lntbenn  Bcbool   Lowdcn. 

St,  JOBcpfB  Acadomy,  W«l  Bend. 

Oenmm-BnElUb    Brbool.     DiTenpart. 

□  erman  EyBn«ell»l  St.  John'a  School.  Cbirence. 

SI,    Jowph'a  School,    Carroll. 

German    Luthenn   Colleie.    Van    Bon, 

German  Lothenn  l-.rod.UI  9.h»l.  Charlotte. 

St.   Joaeph'B  School!   Illkuder. 

Uerman    Luthi>rau    PsrocbUl    Bcbool,    Clinton. 

St.   Joaeph's  School,    Ncola, 

Germ.n  Lutheran  Zlou  School,   U.. en  port. 

SL    UarUc'a   Academy.    Cuacade. 

aertnan    Parochl«l    Behooi,    Charli-r    Oa». 

Gemuin  Panwhlal  School,   Dcnlaon. 

SL   Mary-g  Academy,    Dubuque. 

Oerinan  Parmhlal  Srtiool.   Manilla. 

Oerman  School,   Arcadia. 

St.   Mary'a  Academy,   Oroud  JuucUon. 

Oermau    School.     Olldden. 

St.    Mary'a    Academy.    MI.    Pleatanl. 

Grand   View   OalU-(e,    Di'i   Mutniv. 

St.    Mary 'a  Academy.    New  Haven. 

HaiUn-a   School.    Davenport. 

St.    Mary'B   Academy.    Bemaen. 

Holr   Irlnltr    C*thoUe  Scbool,    ProtlTlnt. 

Howe-i  Academj,    Mt.   Pleo»anl. 

Bt.    Uary-a    InaUtDle.    Haverblll. 

St.    Uary'B   Farocblal  School.    Hew   Hanf 

Immamlate  OoncepUon  AcsdemJ.  Derarah. 

Iowa  fltx   Aeaflemy.  Iowa  Cltj. 
Jewell  Lnlberan  College.  JewelL 

St.    Uary'a  School,    Iowa  City. 

^^^H 

Mejrer  ParmW.l  School.    Unvr. 
ML  Oamiel  Aeademj.  Cjrroll. 

SI,   Mary-a  School.    KUenWe. 

St.   Matblai  Academy.   ML   Pleaaanl, 

^^^H 

Mt.    Cartnel    Par.ichUI    Bchool,    Irfwler. 

Bt.   Matthew's  School,   Clare. 

Mt.  Pleaunt  Acsdemj.  Mt.  Pleaannt. 

New   ProTldeoce  Amdciny.   New   Providence. 
Non   Sprlnci  Semlu.r/.    Nor.  B|>rliva. 

St!  Patn'J'a'  Aead™my,  cmlwi., 
St.    Patrlch'a    Academy.    Danhnry. 
Bt.   Palrlch'a  Academy.   Dnbuqw. 

^^^H 

Korthweiterg    Clunrlcil    AcademT.    Ortnge  Olt}. 

St!   Paura   Academy.'  Wocthlniton. 

SI.    Paul's    GTanieUcal     Lutheran    Schoal. 

ni^^B 

PleaHBl  Plain  Acadenj.   Ple.aant   PInlo. 
in  Cltr  InMltate.   Bar  City. 
Baered  Heart   Aeadenw.   CUnton. 

Sacred  B.art  School  Boone. 
SacTFd  Beart  School.   Bafle  Gtoio. 
SacKd  Heart  Behooi.    PL    I)«d«e. 
Bacred  Beart  School,   nncliwell. 
Ht.  Af«lha-«  Seminary,  Iowa  City. 

biwoe, 
-St.  paora  Lutberan  School.   «.  Dodge. 
St,  P*Ur->  aud  P.ol-a  School.  C..1T01I, 
St.    Itaphacl'a    Academy,     Duhuque. 
Bt.    Buae   Academy,    Dcnlaon. 
Bt.    Wencelan'a   Academy.    SpllTllle. 

Bar  and  Foi  Agency  B(*ool.  Toledo. 
Wattergood   Seminary.   Weat   BaOai. 

J 

St.     Aloyalna    Academy.     OalEur. 

Bt.    Ambroae  Academy.    Dei   Molnea. 

Tllford  OolleglatB   Academy.   Vinton. 

1 

OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 
PREPARATOay    SCHOOLa—CO-BDVCATIONAl.. 


Tobln   CDllee?,    CnrL  Dodce. 

Munroe    Normil   Scbool.    FUppln. 

Wnlfgrd    Luther.n    College.    TorMt 

CllK- 

WittbnrE    Teucben'    auDlimr^    iDd 

AL-odi'iuf, 

UounC   Vernon  UDllegdsIe  Initltule 

WSTMly. 

WhiCIlFr  ColLrgc.   Sikni. 

NoTtbem  Kentoek;  NDrmil  Acodc 
PlketlUe   CoUflglBte    loiitllnle.    Ft 
PreKotoUon    Acdemr.    Loul.Tlllc. 

AMlUdptloli    Srbool,    Topekn. 

Prlncetop    Cqll«»Utc    Institute.    P 

Betbel    (allege.    Newton. 

Reed-.  School.  Hlu,  Diinvnic. 

Klienlde  Simlujir;.    VDnrcbnrg. 

Bugbjf   Bchool.    Coilngton. 

St.    Auguitine   Aeademr.    Lebanon 

Heaiwr  Aademj.   EudDm. 

Helper  A™deni:r,  Hi-8[ier. 

St.   Jobn-i   BeleFE   Sebool.    Carroll 

at.  Uirr'a  Aeademy,  Padocab. 

LewlB    AcadHmy.    Wlchlu. 

SbackletC  Academj,  MadlaoDTlUr. 

Lowell   Aeidemy,    LoweU. 

Sbarpabnrg  Academy.  BbarpaburK. 

ttaPbaiian  ColliRa,   HoTbUMD. 

Smltb'a  Claaalni]   Srbool.    CrnttilD 

Mounts  Cullcec  Uallne. 

a.  W.  Biiebanan  Colleflate  InatUn 

U,    Piobi. 
idenv.    Waabl 
KEIfTVOKT, 


CHtopbcItaburg  lUgb 
Centnl  Cbilatlio  Oi 
Clinton   College.   CUi 


4 


270 


PATTEKSOH^  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DISECTORT 


PREPARATORY    SCHOOLS— CO-EDUCATIONAL. 


Hampden    Acadeanj.         Hampden. 

Hebron    Ac«demj.    Hebron. 

Hissins*    CUwIcal    Institnte.    Cbarkrstun. 

IJmlngton    Acndemjr.    Limiostoo. 

Ltseoln's   Academjr.    Nevcnstle. 

UtcblieU  Acndemj.    UtchAeU  Comers. 

Maine  Central  Inatltate.  PlttafiekL 

North    TarmMtb   Academj.    TarmMth. 

Oak  Grove  Seminarj.  TamalbQro. 

Paraonield  Seminary.   Nortli  ParsonAeU. 

Pennell    Institnte.    Graj. 

Potter   Academj.    Sebaso. 

Ridcer   Clamical    Institnte.    Iloaltoo. 

Somerset  Academj.   Atliens. 

Tliomtoo   .%cadem7.   Saco. 

Wasbinston  Academj.   East   MacbUs. 

WUton  Academj.    Wilton. 

WlaeaM^t  Acadrmy.    Wln^tmft. 


Affordbj    S<.-bnul.    Baltfmtiiv. 

Allesany   Coonty   Academj.   ComberUiKl. 

.%ndrev  Small   .\cademj.    Daraestovn. 

.%nne    Amndel    Academj.    MilkTSTille. 

Brookerille   Academj.    Brookerille. 

Bmnswick    Seminary.     Bmnswick. 

Ftederlck    a>Ue^.    Frederick. 

Friends*   ScbooL    Baltimore. 

Jacob  Tome  Institnte.   Port  Deposit. 

Knapp's   Institnte.    Baltimore. 

IfcDoooafTta    Institute.   La    Plata. 

Milton    Arademj.    BaUim'4>e. 

Milton   Academj.   Ttnejtoarn. 

BockTille    Academj.    BockriUe. 

St.    Marj's   Academj.   Leooardtown. 

Shervood    Friends*    ScbooL    Sandj    Spring. 

West   Nottlngbam   Academj.    Colora. 


LCHUBETTB. 

Allen   Scbool.    The.    West   Newton. 

Arms  Academj.  Sbelbnnie  Falls. 

Bancroft    SobooL     SpringllekL 

Ban«Tr.rt  School.  WoUatitnn. 

Barker   Free   ScbooL   West   Boxford. 

Berkshire  S«.-faoi>I.  The.   PittsflekL 

Boston   Preparat'^T   Inj«tlrat»-.    B4«tno. 

Bristol  .%rademj.   Taootoo. 

Broomfield    S'-fa<<>I.    Harrard. 

Coowell    .icademj.    sj^ath    W<irtbiDfrt*iii. 

Cnsfalni:   Academj.   .\shbaixbam. 

Dean    .%«'ademj.    Franklin. 

Deerfield    .\cademj  and    I>i«-kiD»'D   Uisrb   S  h<H>l. 

Dcerfield. 
Derbj    .i'-ademj.    Hinrb:ini. 
Emnu&Q<:l  Scbor.'l  f'-r   F«?*^M'    ar.d   AfCi- i.d  Chil- 

dren.    Fajrille. 
FauEtler^.T   Hall  S'h':<l.   B  \^•:^y. 
Fitting    S'hc-'^l   f -r    Bojt   sr.d   Girls,    iimbrldgc. 
Frienda*    .\radeicy.    >'*-Tr    iWif^rd. 
Frje    Private   SHlj'-^^L    B'***  -n. 
Hill»  .«^b^^.L    Mlw.    L^.w-ll. 
Hlt''h"^k    Ft*^    .\'*«den:T.    Brlmfi.-M. 
H'-m«-    rr*-r'»rat  •ry    S- h--- !      >'•  w    Bedf'-rd- 
H'-jVi-o    A  *d*-rr.T.    Hidl't-. 
H'-sr-    S  *.  -1.    Blll*ri^a. 
I>.  5  ■■«-♦♦*.?    .\'->4*-:nr .     l^U-*-*^f-T. 
Mllvr.    A'*d*^=:j.    Mflt'^.n. 
Moaffc-.r.    .^'Ad^rar.    M'-r.v.r 
M'srd'-'k    S-h-vl.    Wlr.'b*r.!» -. 
N^rt*^.-.   PriTftt*-  S'^fcor.l.    N- wt -r. 
Nl'-t--.:."     .\'-sd--Tr..T      I>T;dl-T 
P/^wen   I :.«♦;: Tit*.    Berr»rd*t«wn. 
PoBfbard    Free    Scb'Vil.     -Vndorer. 


Qnincj    Manskm    SchooL    WoUasUm. 

St.    John's    Normal   0>Uefe.    DanTcn. 

St.   John's  ScbooL   Worcester. 

Savin  Academj  and  Dowse   Hicta  SchuoL   Sher- 

Smith    .\cademj.   Hafrld 

Sooth     Lancaster     Academj.     Soath     Lancaster. 

Tabor   AcadesBj.    The.    Maxloa. 

Thajer  Academj.   Soath   Brain  tree. 

Walker's    Preparatorj    ScbooL    Salem. 

Waltham  New  Cborrb  StiiooL  Waltham. 

Weslejan   Academj.    Wilbrahass. 

Westford  Academj.   We*tf<^rd. 

White's  Home  ScbooL    Miss.   Concord. 


Battle   Cr«ek    College.    Battle    Creek. 
Bsatsa  Harbsr  CoUasa,  Dantsa  Barbi 

Bensonia   Academj.    Benaonia. 
,    Raisin   Tallej    Seminarj.    .%drian. 
I    Sacred   Heart  .%eademj.    Laoriom. 
!    St.    Andrew's   .\cademj.    Saginaw. 
I   St.  Joseph's  .\cademj.   Marqnette. 

St.   Joseph    Hiich  SrbAoL    Escanaba. 

St.  Thomas  Hi^  ScbooL   .Vnn  Art»or. 

Spring  .\rbor  Seminarj.  Sprios  Arbor. 


Baldwin   Seminarj.   St.    PanL 

Brvck   ScbooL    Wilder. 

Concordia  College.  Moorbead. 

Crookston   Collefre.   Crookston. 

Glenwood   Academj.   Glenwood. 

Lather  Academj.   Albert  Lea. 

lanneapoUs  Academj.  Minneapolis. 

MInneapoU*  Classical  ScbooL   Minneapolis. 

Northwestern   C^^llefre.    Fennis    Falls. 

Park  Recion  Lntheran  CAlle^e.  Fergns  Palis. 

Plltfnirj    Academj.    Owatonna. 

Pipestone  Indian  Training  Scbonl.  Pipestc 

St.  Marj's  Hljrti  SchonL  St.  PanL 

Wlllmar  Seminarj.   Wlllmar. 

Wlndom   Institnte.    Monterideo. 


HI88IS8IFPI. 

Bennett   Academj.   Clarkson. 
'.    Braxton   Colle^ate   Institnte.    Braxton. 

Carthace    Academj.    Carthaite. 
!    Casi'ilU    Hljrti    School.    CasclDa. 
>    Cbaljboate  Spring  Institute.  Chalybeate. 
'    Colombia    High   ScbooL    Colombia. 

Camberland  Normal  Institute.  Cumberland. 

Dixon   nipb  S^-booL   Dixon. 

Edinburr   Hiicb  Scbix»L    Edinbors. 

Forest   DUtrict   High  ScbooL   Montrose. 

Grenada  Collegiate  Institute.  Grenada. 

Harporrille    CoUe^ate    Institute.    HarperriUe. 

Hebron  Hijeb  SobooL  Hobn4). 
■   luka   O-kllere.   Inka. 

Jack»>n  Coll*-|:e   lonloredi.  Jackson. 
,   Jefform^n   High  S**bo»4.   JofTersoo. 

Kate    T-i.ktr    Icstitoto.    Bjbalia. 

Liberty   M.ile  and    Fi'male  Colloffe,    Liberty. 

I-im>^ln   Sih'-ta^l.    M»Tid<n. 

Lookbart     Male     and     Female     Institnte,     Lock- 
bart. 

Moridi.Hii    Aoad«^my     M»^ridian. 

M.Mint    OllTo    HIph   S.  ht.-l.    Mnint    OliTe. 

NMt'h'f  r.->lle|:»>   •  «x»l'-»r«l ^ .   Nati-bea. 

«>rw<k^l    .\"ad»*nvy.    <V«r.v<l. 

PlttJiN^r-^  Mal.^  arid  F^^male  C«>neire.   Plttaboro. 

rroTidv-r.."!-  Male  snd  Female  College.  Nettletoo. 

Handle's    rv.lTersitr   SobooL    Hernando. 


Unraln    Ipirtltnte 

(toIotbI).    3eBtra 

MirlgntlllE    Collcilate    lutllutc.    U 

U.r>lD   Col1»gl»ti 

Inrttnte.    Predc 

T,   Hiryiille. 

M^«  HdHdh.  C 

lUse.  CollPffB  Mo 

MiUcr  Omnxy  Ins 

Utnt.,.  SprlBg  Cn 

Noim   Ulnonrl    A 

cadmy.  BilKbnry 

Pbilllpi  Huhml.   S 

.  Lonli. 

PLm™   City   B.pi 

■t    CollpgP,     PIMC 

mj.   Pilot  r.rovr. 

Plsttuburg   Colleg 

.    Plnltaburg. 

Frldolpla  SFhoDl. 

Bt,  Oecelin  Spmln 

Bt.  Joieph'i  Acad 

St.  Jo»ph-i  Bchoc 

Bt  XaTlcr-R  And 

Sonet  Bprtnn  Ac 

demy.  Bweet  »p 

csdenu.  Retmclii? 

W.ltter    Oilloge, 

8t.    Ixm).. 

Amblpy. 

an   Oollreo.    Wm 

Webb  City  Ckillrg 

0.  Webb  Clty- 

Woodland   Callage 

Woodson    ioBtltut 

Wrlfbt-a  ColICED 

'nd  FHvati^HlBli 

KOKTAMA. 

UoDtaiKi  Coltcgp. 

Deor  r^g... 

PSBPABATOBY    SCHOOLS— CO-BDUCiTIONAL. 


Deliwara  AndEU 

Dotcr  Flilu  Ati 
ant   BpiinKDeld 


i'  Acideoi]',  Lociut 
i'  BdiMl.  BnuklTD. 
i"   BuoIIUTr.   New  Yi 


BltBtHl  atbool.    Ygnkera. 


Lockvood  Acadeny,  1 
lAwnile  Arxlpm;.  I 
UiTlon   Collnliti!   I  HI 


Pntt   I 
Pntt  In 

Flkp  Sei 

RDbfrtKi 


c  CDlleslilP  Inatlliitr 
AcaOHii/.    Bronklr 

t  PrepintoiT  Kcbf 
I  PnpantwT  Bi'iiii 


Da;  Bi^bool,    N«w  lork. 


demlc  School.   Nev 


Tbopua  Ar>dem[c  Schonl.  Htw  Totk. 

«   Aadcmlc  Sctiool.    Kedlord. 

rmmi  CaUedatc  IniUtDte,  UdriKb. 

Surkcy  Semlinfr.   Mdytown, 

itETleUh     CollPglHti:     ImlLtuIc.     Wn 

KOSTH   GAaOUMA. 

OF   THE  UNITED   STATES   AHD    CANADA. 


PRBFABATOSY    BCBOOhS—CO- 


U-LUnc  S|>rln|B  Ai'i>di;niy,  DolllDe  Spr1o(>. 

Huyxood  Illgb  Si'bool.   Cls<k: 

[hiBiUii)'  luatJtuli^.  Bimba). 

Batma   Hl|h   3<^bH]l.    Banner. 

HUbiboro    Pritale"  School.    UlU.boro.                    ■ 

Hodgea  S<b(«l.   AugUfila.                                      J 

Holly    OroTC   Academy,    ilri,                              ■ 

BnMilwjj    AMdeinr.    BrrudwU-, 

Home   School.    Vandemere.                                    ■ 

Bronn'ii  School.  Wurrcnlon. 

Mornbig  L-reek  Valley  Inalltulc.  Candler.           ■ 

Biiio  Cieek   Academr.    Biil«>  Creek. 

BudaoD  Academy.   HudHn.                                  ■ 

Bnrgaw    Academj.    Biiresw. 

HonteniTllle  High  Seboi.l,  Huiileravlllo.            ■ 

OurlliigloD  Atadvmj,   Burliiiglau.                              > 

Induatrlal  School,  Bcevaid.                                  ■ 

JamcKVllle  Academy,  JnmiiiTllle.                        M 

Csmden  HiKb  Bchool,  CBnidwi. 

Jernaalfm   High  School.  JcroMlem.                   ^ 

Cam  Hlsb  Scbool.  Cisi. 

CaivUni   IniUtute.    UIdrjIs. 

Cartbage  Andemlc  ItuUtno,   Cuttbap;. 

Oiry    Hlgb   Bchuol.    Gary. 

Kloga  MonnbUn   High  School.   Klngi  Uouiilalii. 

Ctdar  GroTC  Andeu/,  Crdar  Un,<.-. 

Klttrell   College    (coloredj.    Klttrell. 

Cedar   Rock    AcadBin/.    Cfdar   Bock, 

Laurp]   SprlDii   Academy.    Liurid   BpHngL 

Cbapol  Hill  Hlgb  Srbool.  Gblua  Gruvo. 

LcakBTllle  High  Scbool,  Leaknllle.                       . 

Cbnpel  Hill  School,   Cbapel   HllL 

Len-la  School.   Klnaton.                                            1 

iJbfBtnut   Ridge   Initltulir,  Jopp>. 

Cblna  Uroie  BIkIi  Si*™l,   (.'bb»    Urovr. 

LeLlnglon  Seminary.  Lcllngton.                         ■ 

Liriaf.  Srbool.  Acflcn. 

CUrton   Blgb   Scbool.    Clapton. 

Long  Creek  a<*ool.  Long  Creek. 

Lowell   High    School.    Lonel], 

Cllolon  School,    CUnloD. 

Mncon    High    School.    Fnycllcillle, 

Ootiarlc  Schwil.   Cobirle. 

Golcrain  Academy.   ColenlD. 

Madlmn   Inalltutc   and  Bualoeas  Collegia.    MMdl- 

CollBglatB  Iiuitltnte,   BummUlo. 

OoilsBUte  lOBIllBlE.  Moi.ot  Pleananl. 

Magnolia  High  School,  UagDolIa. 

ColambDi  iDvlllDti-.    Columbna. 

Male   Academy.    Falaon. 

Oreci  School.   BlUabelh  Cllr. 

Cnwccnt   Acadpmy  and    BnalDeas  College.    Cm- 

Dalton'  Inatltnte.  Dalton. 

Macahall  Academy.  Marataall. 

Damaacua  HIgb    Scbool.    Lliidaaj. 

Danbarf  Academy,  Danburjr. 

Denton    High    SAool.    Denten, 

MeCorraIck  School.   BnmaTllle. 

Denver  HIgb  Sobool,    Denver. 

Me[.ean  High  Scbix.l.   LaurlnlHirg. 

norland  limtltute.   Hot  Sprlrma. 

U''t«an   School.   Tjiiirlnbiirg. 

Dortchea   Academy.    Dortrliei. 

Merry    Oaka    Academy.    Merty   Onka, 

Ddan   High  School.   Daun. 

Mockatlllc    High   Si'hool.    MockaTlllc. 

Bllta  school.  JhTeltevlllo. 

Mollcltc   School.    Hkyetlcvllle. 

Hnori'stllle    Academy.   Moareaillle. 

Enocbillle   High   School.'  Buoi'liFllle. 

Palhiton  Academy.  ralUDii. 

Moravian    T.Ita    AeadeinyTM^BTli™    Falla. 

rnriDtngtiH)  Academy.    FarnilnKlnD. 

MorvMI    HIgb    School.    Morven. 

Mountain    View   Inatltnte.    Mlipab. 

Franklin   High   School.    franhllD. 

Mount  Amonna  Seminary.  Coi.cord. 

HoonC  Morlnh    Academy,    Rilelgb. 

MoDnt  OUve  Hldi  Sehoot,  Monnt  nilie. 

Monnt  Vernon  Bprlnga  Academy,   Mount  Verriou 

Onrman  School.   RIdgeway. 

Spring.. 

Morven  Htll  Academy.  Morven. 

Qlllltm   Academy.  Morion  Stir.'. 

NaahTllle   Academy.   Naahvllle. 

OoldatoD  Academy. 'Coldatnn. 

Olney   Academy.    Heorge. 

Coldaton  High  Scbool.  OoWaton. 

Grace   School.    Lawrence. 

nnnnnrJavlllP    Inatlint".    Ormondavillc. 

Graham  Seminary.  Mantballlierg. 

Pamlico     Male    and      Female      InilUute,     Bay 

Sranlte  Academy.   Dranlte  Filla 

borougb. 

Orowr   High   Sehool,    fJro.cr. 

Pantego  Academy.   Pantcgo. 

Oortey  Sebwl.   Winder. 

PartaS  Reboot.    Bnrlldgtnn.                                       p 

HiTrtT  Korlb^Hlgh^'srho^,   Morebeafl  City, 

Pee  Dee  loitltnte.   Wadeahoro.                        H 

Hart  School.  Hlddenllc. 

Bart-*    (Hlut   Select   Bi'hool,    WIlmlDgton. 

PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AHD   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


PR  EPASA  TOBY    SCHO  OLS—CO-SD  VCATIOSAL. 


1 


Pdmont   High    Schi" 
imscle  sum  Si'bcwl 


.!■  Acndein;.    Plunorr 
cadcmr,   PlItsbucD. 
Bcbool,    Nentoo  Qio' 


Pool  8c1ic»l.   EUubrth  CUr. 
RnEford   H)gb   Svhool.   Bicroril. 


Wblltlfr  Illib  S 


Vundlnnd  HI  eta  Si 


:i>rnrld  Sduwl,  Rnibora. 
:Hllle  Acsdrmy.  S™itilll. 
Boird   Hlfh  Hfbool,    Spii 


r  Hltta  BrluMl.   Speaet 


BnttarrUitdi  Semlnnrr.  Si 
Tmrhoni  Mule  AMflpmy.  ' 
TiTlcnTlIIe  CollrMtliitP  In 
TtacimiBTllle  RlKli  Srhool. 
TlUftt  Bctaool.  R11(ih?th 
Trent  8i4i«i1.  UpiTltt. 
TilBltr  ruk  Rlim  Soliaa 
Trlnltr  Bfhool.  Ohn«.wlnt 

Union  Rtdn  A 
UnilT  Hall  HU 


Hdinnr.    Fnlnn    Blflfie, 

Bchnnl.  Lnnflmrt. 
Inirtriiil  Srhnal,  Cbenkve. 


loly  Robirj  ArHdemj,  DijtoD, 
Jolj  Trinltj  Acadenu.  Eocjrua. 
lolt  Trinitj  AradMHT.  DajIOD.  _ 

utK    Connptlnn    Acadpmr.    Otlbi«.S 


N€W  Ljme   IqsHtnle.   BoOlh   N 


Trinity    ..   

Trlollr    Acmdemj.  Toledo. 

rrbaoa  Unlnnltr.  Drb'uni 
WetWrD  RewFTP  Andcm] 


OKLABQUA. 
Holj  Fiunll)'  Oull»ge  (roloirtfl. 
"— — '-r  Cotlfun,    V-  -  ■ 


Ulacrgl  Spriii*»  Collrge,  So. 
PortUnd   Acsdrmy.   Pi^t]an< 


5-r;;n.,«r  s.»in 

drlpUI.. 

.   FnrtnrjTlllp. 

UsiinlM  Clmlc.1 

Inilttnto.  Llpmlc 

1 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


277 


PREPARATORY    SCHOOLS— CO-EDUCATIONAL, 


McFerrin   College,    Martin. 
McKlDDey    Academy,    Sneedvllle. 
McLemoresvllle  Collegiate  Institute,  HcLemores- 

Tllle. 
MiddletoD    High   School,    Middleton. 
Midway    High    School.    Midway. 
Morgan   School,    Fayettevilie. 
Murphy  College,  Sevierville. 
New  Market   Academy,    New  Market. 
Newport   Seminary,    Newport. 
Orllnda  Academy,   Orllnda. 
Ottway  College,    Ottway. 
Parrotsville  Seminary  Parrotsville. 
People's  College,  Plkeville. 
Philadelphia  Seminary,   St^ppsyllle. 
Pleasant   Hill  Academy,   Pleasant   Hill. 
Powell's   Valley   Seminary,    Wells  Springs. 
Pryor   Institute,  Jasper. 
Roane    College,    Wheat. 
Roane  County  High  School,   Kingston. 
Robinson  High  School.    Atoka. 
Rutherford  Academy,  Rutherford. 
Rutherford  Graded  School.   Birchwood. 
St.    Joseph's   School,    Nashville. 
Savannah    Institute.    Savannah. 
Scotts    Hill   Academy.    Scotts   Hill. 
Shady  Grove  Institute.  Duck   River. 
Shook   School.    James    K..    Tracy    City. 
Smyrna    Fitting    School,    Smyrna. 
Southern  Training  School.   Graysvillo. 
Southslde  Preparatory   School,   Southslde. 
Swift  Memorial  Institute   (colored).   Rogersvllle. 
Tazewell  College,   Tazewell. 
Terrill  College,   Decherd. 
Tlptonville   High  School.   Tiptonvllle. 
Tamer  Institute.    Shelbyville. 
Yanderbilt  Tt-alnlng  School,   Henderson. 
Watertown    Training    School,    Watertown. 
Webb  School,  Bellbuckle. 
Wesleyan   Academy,    Chuckey  City. 
Woodbury  Academy,    Woodbury. 
Woodland  Academy,  Saulsbury. 
Zolllcoffer  Institute.   Bluff   City. 

TEXAS. 
Alexander  Collegiate   Institute,    Jmcksonvllle. 
Bickler   Academy.    Austin. 
Blinn   Memorial   College.    Brenham. 
Bruce  Academy.   Athens. 
Buffalo  Gap  College.   Buffalo  Gap. 
Central   Texas   Academy,    Waco. 
Central   Texas    Institute,    Moody. 
Cleburne   Academy.    Cleburne. 
Columbia   College.    Van   Alstyne. 
Comanche  College,   Comanche. 
Coronal   Institute,    San   Marcos. 
Crowell   College.    Crowoll. 
Douglas  Schuler   School.    Waco. 
East    Texas    Baptist    Institute,    Rusk. 
Eddy  Literary  and  SclentiOc  Institute,  Eddy. 
Elmwood    Institute.   Celeste. 
Emerson  College.    Campbell. 
Evangelical  Lutheran   College.    Brenham. 
Ferris   Institute.    Ferris. 
Florence  College.   Florence. 
Glen    Rose   Collegiate    Institute.    Glen    Rose. 
Grand  View  Collegiate  Inatltute.  Grand  View. 
Grapevine  College,   Grapevine. 
Grayson    College.    Whltewrlght. 
Harshaw's    Academy.    Denlson. 
Hawthorne    College.    McKInney. 
Hillsboro  Academy.    Hillsboro. 
Houston    Academy,    Houston. 


Hughey   and   Turner   School,    Weatherford. 

Jeff  Davis  College,   Pittsburg. 

John   Tarleton    College.    StephenvlUe. 

Laredo   Seminary,    Laredo. 

Lewis    Academy,    The,    Forney. 

Madison  Academy,   Madisonville. 

Male  and   Female   Institute,   Chico. 

Miller's   Seminary,    Mrs.,    Corslcana. 

Reynolds   Presbyterian    Academy,    Albany. 

Rock   Hill    Institute,   Minden. 

Rosedale    Academy,    Mount    Sylvan. 

Rusk   Masonic   Institute,    Rusk. 

St.   Joseph   Academy,   Seguin. 

St.    Joseph    Convent,    Galveston. 

Samuel   Houston   College.   Austin. 

San  Antonio   Academy,    San   Antonio. 

Simmons  College,  Abilene. 

Southwest    Texas    College,    Jasper. 

Summer  Hill  School.   Omen. 

Thomas  Arnold   High   School,   Salado. 

Tlllotson  College   (colored),  Austin. 

Ursuline  Academy,  Whltewrlght. 

Weatherford  College,   Weatherford 

Westminster  College,    Westminster. 

UTAH. 

Beaver     Branch     Brlgham     Young     University, 

Beaver. 
Emery  State   Academy,   Castle  Dale. 
Gordon    Academy.    Salt   Lake  City. 
Hungerford    Academy,    Sprlngvllle. 
Lehi  Congregational  School,  Lehl  City. 
New  Jersey  Academy,  Logan. 
Proctor  Academy,   Provo. 

Salt  Lake  Collegiate  Institute,  Salt  Lake  City. 
Snow   Academy.    Ephraim. 
Uintah  Stake  Academy,   Yernal. 
Wasatch  Academy,  Mount  Pleasant. 
Weber  State  Academy,  Ogden. 

YEBMOKT. 

Brattleboro    Academy,    West    Brattleboro. 

Black  River  Academy.  Ludlow. 

Brigham    Academy.    Bakcrsfield. 

Derby   Academy,   Derby. 

Es.<(ex  Classical  Institute.  Essex. 

Goddard  Seminary,   Barre. 

Iceland  and  Gray   Seminary.   Townshend. 

Phillips    Academy,    Danville. 

St.   Johnsburg  Academy.  St.  Johnaburg. 

St.    Mary's   Academy.    Burlington. 

St.   Mary's  School.  St.  Albans. 

Thetford   Academy.    Thetford. 

Vermont  Academy,  Saxton's  River. 

Villa   Barlow  Academy,   St.  Albans. 

VIBOINIA. 
Bel-Air  School.    Lewiston. 
Berryville    Institute.    BerryviUe. 
Bluestone  Mission  School,  Abbyville. 
Brown's  University  School.   Charlottesville. 
Bruington    Academy.   Bruington. 
Chesapeake    Academy,    Irvlngton. 
Chufchland  Academy,  Churchland. 
Cleveland  High  School.   Markham. 
Eastern  College.  Front  Royal. 
Elk  Creek  Academy.  Ursus. 
Farnhara    Academy.    Farnham. 
Gladevllle  College.   Wise. 
Hamilton  High  School.  Mendota. 
Hawkins  Chapel   Institute.    Rural   Retreat. 
Liberty   Hall   Home  School.   Lodl. 
Manassas  Institute,   Manaaaas. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


289 


NORMAL  SCHOOLS. 


NORMAL  SCHOOLS. 


Sacred   Heart   Academy,    Madison. 

St.    Cutberine's  Academy,    Kaciue. 

St.    Cluir    College,    Sinsiuiiuwu. 

St.   Mary's  Academy.   Marinette. 

St.   Mtiry's  Academy.   Prnlrie  du  Chien. 

WYOMING. 

Academy   of  the  Holy   Ctiild  Jesus.   Cheyenne. 

ONTABIO,    CANADA. 

Alma  Ladies'  College,  St.  Thomas, 
bishop   Stracban   School,    The.    Toronto. 
Brantford    Loidies'    College.    Bruntford. 
Conservatory    School    of    Literature    and   Expres- 
sion,  Toronto. 
Demill   Ladles  College,    Oshawa. 
liurmon    Home  and   Duy    School,    Ottawa. 


Harding  Hall  College.   London. 
Ontario  Ladies  College,   Whitby. 
Ottawa    Ladles'    College,    Ottawa. 
Presbyterian    Ladies'    College,    Toronto. 
St.    Margaret's   College,    Toronto. 
Wesleyau    Ladies'    College,    Hamilton. 

NOVA  SCOTIA,  CANADA. 

Acadia   Ladies  Seminar^',    Wolfville. 
Church   School   for   Girls,    Windsor. 
Halifax    Ladles'    College    and    Conservatory    of 
Music,    Halifax. 

NEW    BBXJN8WICK,    CANADA. 

Mount  Allison  Ladies'  College,   Sackville. 

QUEBEC,  CANADA. 

Uoyal    Victoria    College    for    Women.    Montreal. 


NORMAL  SCHOOLS. 


ALABAMA. 

.Mitbama    Normal   College.    LiviiigKton. 

It^nierHon    Nornuil    Institute.    ]M(>l)iIe. 

Falkville    Normal   \'.»n.Ke,    Falkvllle. 

Industrial  Normal  ami  ('ollegiute  Institute. 
Joppa. 

State    Normal   College.    Florence. 

State    Normal    College.    .Ta<*ksouville. 

State  Normal  School  for  ('olored  Students  (col- 
ored).   Montgom<'ry. 

St:ite    Normal    College,    Troy. 

ABIZONA. 

Normal  School  of  Arizona.   Tempe. 
Territ<»rial    Normal    School.    FlagstafT. 

ABKAN8AS. 
Belleville   Normal   College,    Belleville. 
Branch  Normal  College  (colored).  Pine  Bluff. 

CALIFOBNIA. 

Boynton    Normal   Sdiool,    lAm  -\ii^reles. 
State    Ncirmal   School.    Chi<'o. 
State  Normal  ScIumjI.    Jmh   Angeles. 
State  Normal  School,   San  I)i««go. 
.State    Normal    School,    San    Fran<iseo. 
State    Noiiual   S<hooI.    San   Jose. 

COLOBADO. 

(Nilorailo    Sts.te    Normal    School,    (ireeley. 
Denver  Normal  and   Preparatory   S<'hooi.    Denver. 

CONNECTICUT. 
Brldgep<»rt  Training  .School  for  Teachers,   Bridge- 
port. 
State    Normal    Training    School.    New    Britain. 
State    Normal    Training    S<hool.    New    Haven. 
State    Nornnil    Training    School.    Willimantic. 

DISTBICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

National  Kindergarten  Training  School,  Wash- 
ington. 

Pollock  Washington  City  Normal  Kindergarten 
Institute.    Washington. 

Washington   Normal  Scho«»l.    No,    1,    Washington. 

Washington  Normal  S<*h«M)l,  No.  2  (<'olored). 
Washington. 

FLOBIDA. 

res«tenden    Aradem.v,    iM'HsiMulen. 
FI<»rlda      Sl.ite      Nnrn>:il      S«hool.       De      Funlak 
Springs. 


Jasper  Normal  Institute,  Jasper. 
Normal    and    Manual    Training    Scho<il,     Orange 
Park. 

OEOBOIA. 

Allen  Normal  and  Industrial  School,  Thonias- 
vllle. 

Cornelia    Normal   Institute,   Cornelia. 

Haines  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute,  Au- 
gusta. 

Haven  Normal  Academy  (colored),  Waynes- 
boro. 

Keinhardt    Normal   College,    Waleska. 

Southern    Normal    School,    Douglas. 

Southern    Normal    Institute.    Douglas. 

State    Normal   Sc1hm)1,    Athens. 

IDAHO. 

State    Normal   School,    Albion. 
State    Normal   School,    Ixnvlstnn. 

ILLINOIS. 

Association   College,   Chicago. 

Aurora    College.    Aurora. 

Caruthcr'H   Normal  School.    Chicago. 

Central    Institute,    Chicago. 

Chic-ago   Kindergarten  (college.   Chicugo. 

Clilcago    Kindergarten    Institute,    Cbi«-ago. 

thlcago    .Sloyd    School,    Chicago. 

("liiejigo  Teacher's   College,   Chicago. 

Eastern    lllin<»ls   State    Normal    School,    ('harl«>s- 

ton. 
^'.reir  Collegt?.    Hoo|K>ston. 
Illinois   State   Normal   University,    Normal. 
Kindergarten      Normal     School.      Galesburg. 
Northern    IllinoiH   Normal   School,    Dixon. 
Northern      Illinctls     State      Normal     School,      Do 

Kalb. 
Uushville    Normal    and    Business    College,    Rusb- 

ville. 
Southern    Illinois  State   Normal  University.   Car- 

bondale. 
Wells'  School  for  Teachers,  Oregon. 
Western   Illinois  State   Normal  School,    Macomb. 

INDIANA. 

Central   Normal   College,   Danville. 
( ovington    Nnrmal    S<  hool.    Covington. 
Indianapolis    Normal    School,    Indianapolis. 
Indiana    State    Normal    School.    Terre    Haute. 
Indiana      Kindergarten     and     Primary      Nonnal 


F 

^^^^^^H 

IM                          PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY                  ^^ 

NORUAJ.  BCHOOLB. 

soRKAi.  Bcaooia.                        1 

THlnlng  S.'buol.   ImlliuipoUi. 

Mirlun   N.irnul   CullirBf.    MaHon. 

NsTtliern     lodlDnii     Normil    Scdiogl,     Tulpnriliu. 

Ohio   Vmlej    Normol  OM^s^.   Corrdgn. 

Stata  Normal  School.' Noilh  AOama.                ^^^H 

Trl-Stsle   NormnL   College.   Angola. 

State   Normal   Scbool,    Woreetler.                     ^^^^H 

IOWA, 

Training   School    tor   Teacbera.    Lowell.          ^^^H 

Welllnglon  School.    Cambrldceport.                      ^^H 

Dentoan  Nor™i  iDd  Bo^»«  Cll^ee.    D^iiliuii. 

Dc.lef   Nornisl  School.    Dexter. 

HIOBIOAIf,                                             ' 

Higblitid    P>rk    Gollege.    tlci    Molnra. 

Central  State   Normal  School.   Uouiit    PleaaanL 

HuBibolJt  toll.fe,    HiiiDbDidt. 

J'l-rrlB   Inalltute.   Big   Baplds. 

lawa  Nurmal  and  Biwlnfia  Colli^gc,  Uuon  Cllr. 

Michigan    Normal    Andemj.    ClarliBillle.                        , 

IU--H  8I.U  Nor™,l  Skbool.  Crf.rF,ll,. 

Michigan    State    NormBl    College,    ypallantl.                  1 

Nortbcrn   State    Normal    Sfbool.    Mamurtt*.         ^H 

Naw'^HmnpS.n  NorB.rBehool.  New  Hamplon, 

NiMvlon    Nomul  CollefB.    Nfwtoa. 

PptOBkoT     Normal    Hvbool,     Petoaki-r.                    ^^^H 

Pins  Narmil  CDlLegc.  Ferrj. 

WsablKKIon   Normal   Scbool.    Detroit,                 ^^^H 

Wankon. 

lamEsoTA.                     ^^H 

Dr.  MiirHn  UtOm  College,  New  Clm.                             ■ 

W^Wne    N.™niBl°  ^h^l.    WcliJdbldB. 

KAXBAB. 

State  Normal  Bcbuol,  Dnluth.                                              4 

OootrBl   Normal    Colleg,-.    Gre-t    B.-nd. 

St.   PanI   TcBchera'   Training  School.    SI.    PM)k«^J 

UodEra   Mormal   Cnllofe.   HorjBKlIk-. 

State   Normal  School.    Unnkato.                         3l^H 

NIrkemm    NoriDDl    Cullrge.     NlQkrraon. 

State  NoriDBl  School.  Moorhead.                         M^H 

Sallni  Normil  UnlTeral».  Salloa. 

Stole    Normal    Scbool.    SI.    Cloud.                     ^^^H 

aute  Norma]  Scboal.   Kmparla. 

State    Normal    Brhool,    Winona.                         ^^H 

KEHTUOKT. 

WSBIBBIFPI.                                  ^^4 

Rlalne   Normal   Sclioiil.    BIbIdv. 

I-entrot  Niimiiil  CoIUmi".  Wndfly. 

Bine   Sluing*   Norma)   College.    Blue   Springs. 

FoUon     Normal    Scboal    and    Buglons    Collest^. 

Orom. 

Haurd    Baplin    InitltiHe,    Hniard. 

LoiilBTlllB   Nomial  Bdbo.ll,   LouliTille. 
Mlddlebnrg    Normal    Coliegf.    MIddlebnre. 

Bhaltar  Normal  B«bwl,  Bhalbr. 

TiniEalco    Unlleraltl.    TnuRaloo, 

tlimbsad   Normal   Srhool,    Uorehead. 

Walthnll    Normal    School.    W.llll.ll-                                       J 

Soattaera    Normal   Sehool.    BowUug  Orrcn. 

[Ir»nH    Nonnul    Coll^su,    Gluasow. 

masoirai.                    ^^^ 

LOUISIANA. 

nreat  Wealrm  Normal  gehool.   Webb  Cllr.      ^^^H 

Nrw  OrlpBUa  Normul  aod  Tnlnlng  Scbool.   New 

|[dI«-b  Normal  School.  Piedmont.                       ^^^H 

WHab'N?^ii..l  and  Bualnrn  Io.t1tat<^.  Wclab. 

Halc'a   Coll,-!ce.    Mill   Spring.                             ^^^B 
Sprlngllt^ld    Normal   College,    SprlngDald.         ^^^^B 

XAntE. 

Relilor  Trslnlnl  School.   Bangor. 
Kaatirn  State  Nonpal  9i-hool,   Cmllne. 

SUiubi>rr;r    Niirnial    Srbonl,    Stanbrrrr.            ^^^^^H 
State  Normal  Scbool.  C.pe  airardeaa.             ^^^H 

Stale  Normal   School.    KIrka.llW.                     ^^^H 

Lee   Normal  Aeudemy.   I.re. 

SOHTAKA.                           ^^H 

HnMa,ia  state  Normal  Cllese.  I>m..n.            ^^H 

HprlngBeld   Normal  Sehool,    SprliigHeld. 

^^1 

Westers    Normal   School.    G^rhara. 

HAHYLAMD. 

Baltimore   Normal  Srhool    (ralored).    Baltlmon'. 

Buekejalown    Normal.     BufkeyalowB. 

N-liraaka  Slate  Normal  Sebuol.  Keamer. 

Marrland    State    Normal    School.    Balllmoro, 

NebraflkB    Normal  College.   Wayne. 

KABBAOBTTBETTB. 

Plaltamontb      Normal     and      Bualnena     Collrfe. 

tnlernatlonal    Y.    U.  *C.     A.    TralBlBg    Sebwl. 

SI,   Paul  Normal  and   llunlncB.  V-AI-g-.   St     Paul. 

RIndrmrton  Ttali.Ing  Schonl,    Boalnn. 

HEW    HAnSRIKE;. 

k 

SUIR  Normal    Sehool,    Bridgewater. 

oiith. 

^^^                               OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AMD   CAMADA.                              2B1             | 

NORSfAL  BCBOOLB. 

SORMAL  aCHOOLB. 

HEW  JEBBEX. 

OREOOK. 

HrwacH   NormBl  iDd  Ttslnlog  Bt-bool,    Npw»rli, 

Central    Oregon   Slots    Normal   Sclioel.    Drain. 

Baatcru   Oregon    State   Normal   Scboul.    Wealoii. 

Tpnrht-rs'   TulQlnB  Sohool,    BuUmen. 

»<>ulheni  Oregon  State  Normal  Si'bool.  Aablarid. 

Tralplni  Ikbual  riu  Tem'bvni,  Jt-rsry  City. 

MEW  MEXICO. 

PZMMBXLTAMIA. 

Ni'K  Mvil™  Niiriuiil  L'nlimlt;,   [ji>  V.'enB. 

Ceotral    9Ute    Normal    Schr-.!.     Lwkhnten. 

Nnrni.l    Brkoul    ut    New     Me.l™.    fllL.tr    CUy. 

<:larion  State  Normal  a.liool.   CUrlon. 

I'umberland    Valley  State   N<.rni«l  Seboul.  Shlp- 

MEW   YOEK. 

peuaburg. 

Duffila   Stale   Nornuil  Scbwjl.    Biiriulo. 

Eaat    EUuudabnrg    Stale    SnTBial    Behonl.     Kail 

Joiiul.^1    StilH    Nurnul    8(4iw>l.    Jmndtii. 

Nvw  York  Stole  NuTDul  Colkce,  Albsnr. 

Niinuil  CoUego  ot  the  City  nt  H'w  York.  Now 

IrTaHlle, 

PtoitUborB  Sime    Ki.ranil  miU   Twining  S.'hool. 

[iiilUna     Normal     Brhool    ot    reiuiaylianla.     In- 

PUltrturg. 

Kt.W  N-roii,!  Si'liw.l.   N-K  PUt«. 

Statu  NuroiKl  Srbool,    UUHmH. 

Koystoue  State  Normal  Bebool.   Kniilnwn. 

Sluttf   Nnrnml   und   Trulnlng  &-tanol.    Broekiwrt. 

Literary    InaUtute    end    State    Normal    Si'bool. 

SiHiB  Nurunl  «n<l  Training  acfaiMl.  Vrwluula, 

Lyeomlng  Cnuntr    Normal  H<'bi>al.    Mun>T. 

HtMte  Nurmiil  mid  Trsinlng  SrhiKil,  llBwrgii. 

Mauaaeld  State  Normal  Sehool.   Uonalleld. 

Muti-  Nwmil  and  TrolDlDg  Si'baal.  Poudiu. 

Normal     Ueparliuont,     Pltlaburg     Higli    tU'lioal. 

MilladclpbU     Normal    Scbool    (w    Ulrla.    Plilb.- 

Training    St-hool    fur   Te«flwr«.    Brooklyii. 

delpbl*. 

Sllpperji    Bock    BlBle    Normal    Srhool.    SUpiK^rj 

^l--                                                  .... 

Weat  Cbeater  SUM-  Normal  Scbool.  Weal  Cliea- 

Bllubrlli  SUtv   Normil   Scfaoul   (Foluriid).    Blli- 

dbulb  Cltr- 

SHODE  BLAMn.                                  ^ 

(IrFgary   Nnrnul  SriiiMl.   Wllmlngtnn. 

Rhode   lalund    Normal   Scbool.    ProTldpnn'.          ^^^^M 

LIbi-rur  Nurnul  Collect.  Uberlj'. 

Numul  ind  rolleglatr   Inatltute,   Aitanllle. 

aOITTH  OAKOLIMJL                        ^^H 

ATPrr    Normal   InaUtute.    Cbarleaton.                    ^^^H 

rirmouth  state  Normal  Behuol  (volored).  Plrm- 

SDlll. 

l^neaatcr  Normal  ami  Indualrlal  InaMtnte.  Idn-          ^^ 

SI.   AngiuUne'a  Srtioal    tmlocKl),   RilclRb. 

•ranter.                                                                                       ■ 

Stale  Colurrd  Normil  Spbool.  FayMteinie. 

Penn      Normal,      Indiutrlal      and      Agrb^ullural 

Slats    Nonuil    ond    [ndualrlnl    Sftuvl.    Urrena- 

Srbool  (eolured).   Frogmore. 

Wotera  Normnl   Inalltnle.    WInton. 

Wintlinip  MonuBt  ud  iDdnatrUI  Oollago.   Sack 

SOUTH   DAKOTA.                                          J 

MlBtr-   Nnnual   S<'1><m,1,    Muyvll1<'. 

Lulberan  Normal  Sehoul.  Slooi   t'alla.                                 1 

auit  Norn.nl   Kill....].    Vail.')-   Vitj- 

Madlaon   State  Normal  Si-bnol.    Mailleo'i.                             ■ 

Slate  N.irmal  Hehool.   Spearaab.                                          J 

State  Normal  Scbool.   aprlngfleld.                            ^^M 

rAm-imul  Norniiil  Trplning  Scliixil,   rievi-land. 

^^H 

Cnluaibua    Kormol    Spbool.    ColuDiloia. 

Uarton    Nornal    .nil    Tr.lnliw     Hili™>l.     rnylni.. 

Ka/Btte   Normal    Unirc-niHi,    l.-a)-i.|h-. 

Ulekaan  Normal  College,  Dlrkaon.                         ^^^^H 

KDho'a  Normal  Si-haijl.   New   I'hllaili-Iphla, 

Rrand  view  Normal  InaUtute.  r.rand  View.             ^H 

L»Moroe  Nnrmal   Inatltnte    (colored).   MpiBlDil*,      ^^ 

Leilnglon    Normal    Scbnol   and    Commerelal    Id-                I 

IWIu  Nunul   CoUrtce.   Foatoria, 

ObiD  Kortlimi  UBheraiU.  Ad.. 

TVilrdo   Honui   and  Training  Srhoul.    Tolntn, 

Peabodj  College  (or  Teac-taera.   NaahUll.-. 

Kaidia  Normal  College,  Sardla. 

OKUHOHA. 

Soullicrn    Normal   IJnirerallj-.   Iliinllngdon. 

Onlnil  Stati'    Normal    Hi'hoiil,    Rdniiind. 

SpHnRi. 

^^^^^^ 

1 

»>} 


PATTEBSOM^  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIKECTQRT 


AGRICULTURAL,  IHDUtTRLAL,  MIMBfG  AMD   TWCBMICAL^ 


Wlofht'iiUrT  Xomul  CcOeg*:  WlwbeaUT. 


IftfUfAt    N'/Tnul   SMmoL    DiKroit. 

East    T^'XJii     TC'vciDal    SHiool.     CoouBMr*. 

flt-MTtt:  AtrttdtrmT,   Normal  aod   ladostrljil   lastf- 

tote.  HcanM-. 
If^iMkTaon    NorBMl   S<:Jm>o1,    HcBdenoo. 
IfMl«t)i»«detkt  Xf^rBMl  0>l]«c«.  Cnaby. 
North  Texas  N«nDal  SHkooL   Dunton. 
Frslrle   View  Bute  Noraal  sad  Industrial  Col- 

Hr**.   Fralrle   View. 
Sfam   H/mwtrm   XArmal   Instltati^.   Hantsrllle. 


Moatbem    Brao/-b    of   the   State   Normal   SHkooI. 

Cedar  City. 
Ktate  Nr^nual  HfbffA,  Salt  Lake  Citj. 


Rand/^lph   State    Normal   Scbor^U    Rand^^Ipb   Cen- 
ter. 
Mute   Hturmal  K'-bool.  Castleton. 
State  Nr^roal  iUb(»*A.  Johnson. 

VniGIVIA. 

Hampton     Normal     and     Airrlctiltaral     Instltate 

(colored;.    Ilamptrm. 
Hartshorn   Memorial    roll«^e,    KlrhnKmd. 
Statif    Ff-nuile    Normal    S«-ho^il.    Farmville. 
St.    Paul    Normal    and    Industrial    Sf-lviol.    Law- 

ren^'pvlll*'. 
Stnart    Normal   r^AUffe.    Stuart. 
VIrfliiln    Normal    and    Industrial    Institute    (rol- 

ore«l ),   Vt't ersburg. 
WfHi<]lawn    Normal    Inatltute.    Woodlawn. 

WABHDrOTOV. 

State    Normal   S<h'X>l.    BelUnffham. 

State   Normal   SHuk»1.   Ch^-n**!-. 

Stat*'   Normal  Srhor^l.    Whatrom. 

Waahlngtori    State     Normal    Si-hrKil.     Kllensburg. 


FalrmAat  St^te   Normal   3«h«*L 
Manhsn    CoUes«    State    Noraal    Sckool. 

lacton. 
Sbcpberd    College    State    Normal    School. 


Hnt- 


Sute  Bkormal  S<'fai»L   AOeuL 
SUte  Normal  SHiool,   Glettvflle. 
Storer  College,    Harper's   Ferry. 
SommersTille    Normal     SehooL 
West    Ubertj   Statif    Normal   ScbooL 

ertj. 
Wen    Vlr^nU    Colored    Institute    (colored),    la- 

stitnte. 


West   Ub- 


Catholic  Normal   S«-hnol.   St.   Franrla. 

SlarathoB  Coontj   Tratnlnc  School  for  Ttmr^em. 

Waosan. 
National  German- American  Teachers*   Seminary. 
Milwaukee. 

Milwaukee. 
Oahkoah. 
Platterllle. 
RlTer   Falls. 
Stevens    Point. 
Superior. 


State  Normal  Sdkool. 
State  Normal  School, 
SUte  Normal  School. 
State    Normal   SchooL 

Normal   S<4iool. 

Normal    School. 


State 
State 
State 


Normal   School.    Whitewater. 


WY0MDI6. 
Wjomlni:    State    Normal    School,     Laramie. 

VOTA  SCOTIA,  CAHADA. 

Prurlncial    Normal    School.    Truro. 

•VTA&IO,    CAHADA. 
l»ndon    Normal  School.    London. 
Toronto  Normal  School.  Toronto. 

QUEBEC.    CAHADA. 

MKJill   Normal  Sch^iul.   Montreal. 


AGRICULTURAL,  INDUSTRIAL,  MINING  AND  TECHNICAL. 


ASXAVSAS. 

Texarkiinn   IndiiNtrlal  (UAh'Ki*.  Toxnrdana. 

ALABAMA. 

AffriciiltiirHl    and    Mcrbnnlcnl    CnWvKe    (colored), 

Noriiifil. 
Aliilmrna   (l\r\n'    frHliiMtrinl   School.    Monti>vallo. 
Alabama    Polytaoknio    laitituta,    Auburn. 
KUIifh    IMatrict    Atfrlciiltiinil    SchrMM.    Athena. 
Kirtli    Dlatrht    Asrirultural    Sibool,    Wetumpka. 
Flrnt    IMHtiict    AKrIciiItiiml    Srfiool.    Juckmrn. 
Fotirlli    IMHtrlct    Acrtciiltiiral   School.    Syrarauff". 
Ifcfilliiir    SprliitfH    liKliiMtrliil    A{>ii<li>my,     Hoaling 

Sprliicn. 

Nliitli      DiHtrlct     Atfrlniltiiral     SchiHiI.     Blounta- 

Villf 

SimoimI    DlMtrlct    Affrlciitiirnl    SrhiMil.    Kvergrcon. 

S««v«'iilli     hlHtrlrt     AKrIcultiiral     School.     AIImtI- 
vlllc. 

Sixth    nutrtct    Airrliultunil   Scho<il.    Hamilton. 

Third    IMatrtct    AKrlciiUuriil    School,    AbboTlllo. 
TiiNkcRiM*    Ni»rinnl   niid    Induatrlnl   Institute   (col- 
ored),  Tuakrgoe  Institute. 


A&IZOHA. 

Arizona  S<-hool  of  Minos.   Tucson. 
School    of    Agriculture.    Tucson. 


CALIFOBmA. 

(Tulifornia   Polytechnic  School.    San   Luis   Obispo. 
California     S<-hool     of     Mechanical     Arts.     San 

Francisco. 
Chaff»H»  College  of  Agriculture,   Ontario. 
CoKswcIl    Polytechnic   Colleg«».    San    Francisco. 
(irccnviUt'    Indian    Indufitrial   S<-hool,    GriH^nvllle. 
Ilculd'a  Sch<K»I  of   Mining  and   Kngineerlng,   San 

Frunclw-o. 
L«'lnnd    Stanford   Junior    ITnlveralty,    l>epartment 

of  Engineering.  Stanford  University. 
Mechanic's  Inatitnte.   San  Francisco. 
Pacific   Technical    College.    Palo   Alto. 
Preston    School    of    Induntry.     lone. 
Sherman  Institute.    Rlyersidc. 
Throop    Polytechnic    Inatltute.    Paaadona. 
rnlverslty    of     California.     College    of     .\gricnl- 

tnre.    Berkeley. 
Unirerslty  of  Californiu.  College  of  Applied  Sci* 

ence.  Berkeley. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


293 


AOBICULTUBAL,  INDUSTRIAL,   MINING  AND    TECHNICAL. 


Van    dor    NaiUpii    School     of    Eiij^iiioerlng,     San 

FrauolHCo. 
Wllmerding     School     of     Industrial     Arts,     San 

Francisco. 

COLORADO. 

Colorado  Sch(H)l  of   Appllod  Scl<'nc«».    Boulder. 

Colorado   School    of   Mines,    Golden. 

Colorado    State    Agricultural    College.     Ft.    Col 

lins. 
Fort  Lewis  Indian  Training  School,    Rreen. 
Haish   Manual  Training   School,    Denver. 
Teller  Institute,   Grand  Junction. 

CONNECTICUT. 
Connecticut    Agricultural    College.    Storrs. 
Sheffield   Scientlflc   School.    New   Haven. 
Trade   School   and   Institute,    Bridgeport. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Bliss    Electrical   School,    Washington. 

(vathoiic  rniversity  of  America,  School  of  Tech- 
nological Scien<'e.    Washington. 

Columbia  Polytechnic  Institute  for  the  Blind. 
Washington. 

Corcoran  Scientlflc  School,    Washington.      ""* 

Industrial    Home    School,    Washington. 

FLORIDA. 
Florida   State    Agricultural   College.    Lake    City. 
State  Normal  and   Industrial  School  for   Colored 

Students.    Tallahassee. 
Stetson    University.    Schtjol    of    Technology,     De 

Land, 
rniversity    of    Florida,    College    <»f    Engineering, 

Lake   City. 

GEORGIA. 

Dorchester   Academy    (colored).    Mcintosh. 

Georgia  Normal  and  Industrial  College,  Mll- 
ledgeville. 

Georgia  School  of  Technology.    Atlanta. 

(JiHtrKia  Statt?  College  of  Agriculture  and  Me- 
cbani<'  AitH.   Athens. 

Georgia  State  Industrial  College  (colored),  Mil- 
leg*'. 

North  Georgia  Agricultural  (-oUege,  Dahlon- 
ega. 

IDAHO. 

University  «»f  Idaho.  School  of  .\pplie«l  Science, 
Moscow. 

ILLINOIS. 
Armour    Institute   of   Teihnology,    Chicago. 
Bradley   Polytechnic   Institute,    Peoria. 
Chicago    Industrial    School    for    Girls,    Chicago. 
Chicago    Manual    Training    School,     Chicago. 
Illinois    Industrial    Schm>I    for   Girls,    Chicago. 
Jewish   Training    School   of    Chicago,    Chicago. 
Lewis    Institute.    Chicago. 
University    of    Illinois.    College    of    Agriculture. 

Urbana. 
University    of    IIlinoiH.    ('ollege    of    Engineering, 

Urbana. 

INDIANA. 
Manual   Training    .\<-ademy.    Fairland. 
National  Technical  InKtitn((>  of  IndiHiiaiMtlis,   In- 
dianapolis. 
Purdue    University,    Lafayette. 
BoBC  Polytechnic    Institute,   Terre   Haute. 
Winona    Agricultural   Institute,    Winona. 


IOWA. 

Iowa  State  College  of  Agricultural  and  Me- 
chanic  Arts.    Ames. 

School  of  Applied  Science,  State  University  of 
Iowa,    Iowa  City. 

KANSAS. 

Fort  Hays  Branch  Experiment  Station  of  the 
State    Agricultural    College.    Hays. 

Kansas    State    .Agricultural   College,    Manhattan. 

University  of  Kansas,  School  of  Engineering, 
liawrence. 

Western  University.   Quindaro. 

KENTUCKY. 

Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College  of  Ken- 
tucky,  Lexington. 

Atkinson  Literary  and  Industrial  College  (col- 
ored).   Madison  ville. 

Kentucky  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute  (col- 
ored),  Frankfort. 

LOUISIANA. 

Gilbert    Industrial    School    (colored),    Baldwin. 
Isadore   N(>wman    Manual   Training   Sch<M>l,    New 

Orleans. 
Louisiana   Industrial  Institute,   Ruston. 
State      Agricultural     and      Mechanical     College, 

Ba  ton    Rouge. 
Southern     Agricultural    and     Mechanical    ("oliege 

(colored).    New   Orleans. 
Tulane   University.    College   of  Techn<dogy,    New 

Orleans. 

MARYLAND. 
Baltimore   Polytechnic    Institute,    Baltimore. 
Maryland   Agricultural   College.    College   Park. 
Princess  Anne  Academy,  Princess  Anne. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Friendford   Industrial  School,   Boston. 
Lawrence    Scientific    School,    Cambridge. 
Ix)well   Textile    School,    Lowell. 
Mas.<tnchusetts    Agricultural    College,    Amherst. 
Massachusetts    Institute   of   Technology.    Boston. 
New   Bedford  Textile  Schcnd.   New   Bedford. 
Sloyd  Training  School.   Boston. 
Tufts  College.   Tufts  College. 
Worcester   Polytechnic   Institute,    Worcester. 

MICHIGAN. 

Michigan    Ollege   of   Mines,    Houghton. 
Michigan    State    Agricultural    College.     Agrlcul- 
ti:r;.l   Colhge. 

MINNESOTA. 

American    Manual   Training   School,    Minneaixjlis. 
School   of   Agrl<-ulture.    University   of   Minnesoty 
St.    Anthony    Park. 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Industrial    Institute   and   College.    Columbus. 
Mississippi   Agricultural  and  Mechanical  College, 
Arlcultural   College. 

MISSOURI. 

Academy  of  Architecture  and  Industrial  Sci- 
ence.   St.    Louis. 

College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts,  Co- 
lumbia. 

Missouri   School   of   Mines,    RoUa. 

MONTANA. 

College  of  Agriculture  and  Mechanic  Arts, 
Bozeman. 


dM 


PATTEBSOM^  OOLLBGS  AMD  SCHOOL  DISECTORT 


AfSRICVLTVRAL,    IXDVSTRIAL,     MmiSG      AXD   TECHSICAL. 


K«w     llaiDprtilre    CxAhrt^    **t    Acrfc«U«re    and 
M«H-Iianlc   Arts.    OwlMflBL 


New    Mexico    College    of    Agrtcnltore    and    Me- 

dwDlc  Arts,  L««  Cmees. 
Kew  Mexico  Scbool  of  Mines.   Socorro. 

WEW   TORl^ 

HmrlffM    fk'b'jol    of    jodostrial    Arta.     Bfncham- 

ton. 
Raron    d«!    HfnMiie    Trade    ^-httttX,     New     York 

CItj. 
fat/iu    KcIm^iI   of    Knfflne«'rliii;.    BuflTalo. 
Clarkaon  Memorial  School  of  Tecbuoloffy.   Potta- 

dam. 
f.'olnmbla    ('nfr«*niftj  ^'hwtX  of  A|i|»li<-d  S4'i<>n<-«*. 

New    y<irk. 
Oirnell      Vulrfmlty,      Tolleir*'     of      Aierlcultun*. 

Ithaca. 
Hebiew    Technical    Inatltute.    New    York. 
Lj-maii  roriK'liuM  Kniftb   roll<ic«'   of   Applltxl  H4-i- 

eiK-e.    Hyrmt'um'. 
Muf    KenHon    K('b<N)l    of    Ai»iilh*<]    K«'Ien«v,    N«*w 

York. 
.New   York   .\aiitl<'«l   (UAhfiP.    N«-w    Ywk. 
New      York     School     of     Applied     Design      for 

Women.   New   York. 
Sv\s    York   Trails*  S<hiK»l.    Ni'W   York. 
New      York      Unlveralty.      School      of      Applied 

Ht'louff,   New  York. 
Tolytei'hnic   Institute  of   Brfioklyn.   Brooklyn. 
rolyt<'rhMlc  Institutff.    New   York. 
Polytechnic   Pr*»piirat*»ry    Kch<M>l,    Brooklyn. 
Pratt   Institute.    Brooklyn, 
flenswhicr    Polytechnic    Iiifltitutc,     Troy. 
lifM'hesti'r    Athcnacfuni    and   Mochanica    Inatltute. 

IU>rhcHtpr. 
Hchfiol  of   Industrial   Art   and   Technical    Design 

for   Women,    New   York. 
Klhley    Colleice    of    .Mcctuinlcjil     KuKineerin^    hikI 

Mechanic   Art»».    llluicn. 
I'nIverMlly  Hch«M.I  of  .\pp||ed  Sciinrc.   New  York. 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Agricultural  and  Mechaiiicnl  f!ollego  for  the 
(?*»Iored    Kacc    (colored).    (IreciialMiro. 

North  (/arollna  (,'olt<>ge  of  Agriculture  and  Me- 
chanic   Arts.    Weat    Haleigh. 

Kt.    AugUMtlne'H   H<hool    (colored).    Raleigh. 

NORTH    DAKOTA. 

North  Dakota  Agricultural  College  and  Bxpori- 
ment   Ktatlon.   Fargo. 

OHIO. 

('n%t'    Hchool    of    A  Implied    Sclcncea,    Cleveland. 
Ohio    MeclifliitcH'    IiiHtltute.    Cincinnati. 
Tei'hnlcal    Academy,    (ireeuTlile. 


Newark  Teclioleal  School.   Newark.  i 

Stereoa    InsUtote    of   TediDolocy.    Hobokm.  ' 


nati.    I'lnriadutL 


OklalKisaa    Agrimltnal  and   Mechanical 
Stillwater. 

OREGON. 
Oivsoa  State  Agricultural  CoUege.  Gorrallte. 


ATcty   College  Trade  SchooL    Alleglienj. 
BownuB  Technical  SchooL  Lancaster. 
Boys'    ludnstrial    Aaeociation.    ScTaaton. 
Boys'    Indostrial    SchooL    WiUiaBsport. 
Carliid*'    Indian    Indortrial    Si^juL    Carlisle. 
Drexel    Institute.    PhiladelphU. 
Girard   College,    Philadelphia. 
National   Farm  SchooL   Doylestowa. 
WUlUmsoa    Free    School   of    Mechanical   Tradca^ 
Willis maon  S(-faooL 

RHODE  ISLAND. 

Rhode    Island    College    of    Agricaltore    and    Me- 
chanic   Arta,    Kingston. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

Clemaon    Agricultural  College.   Clemsoa   College. 
Normal.    Indostrial    and    Mechanical    College    of 
S.    C.    (colored).    Orangeburg. 

SOTTTH    DAKOTA. 

S<Mith   Ihikota   Agricultural  College.   Brmiklngs. 
South    Ihikota    School   of    Mines.    Rapid    City. 


Colleg«>    of    InduHtrial    Arts.    Denton. 
State    Agricultural    and    Mechanical    College    of 
Texas,   College  Statkm. 

UTAH. 

Agricultural   C<dlege   of   Ctah.    Logan. 

i:Uh   State  Sch<Nil  of   Minea.   Salt    Lake  City. 

VERMONT. 

State  Agricultural   College.    Burlington. 

VntOINIA. 

Miller      Manual     School     of     All>emarle.      Miller 

School. 
Virginia    Me<-hanic'8    Inatltute.    Night    School    of 

Tecbnol(»gy.    Richmond. 
Virginia    Polytechnic    Institute.    Blacksburg. 

WASHIN6T0N. 

Waahington    Agricultural    College.    Pullman. 

ONTARIO,     CANADA. 

I>ominion    Institute    of    .VinalgamattHl    Engineer- 
ing.  Kingston. 
Ontario   Ajrricultural   College.   Guelph. 
Scho<il   of    Mining.    Klngaton. 
School  <»f   Pra<tIoul   Scien<'e.   Toronto. 

QUEBEC,    CANADA. 

S<'h<Kd    of   Agriculture.    L'.Vssomptlon. 

NOVA  SCOTIA,   CANADA. 
Nova   Scotia    School   of    Horticulture.    WolfTille. 
Provincial    School    of    Agriculture,    Truro. 


^^'                                   OF   THE  UNITED   STATES    AMD    CAMADA.                              895              | 

LAW    BCBOOLB.                              ' 

LAW    BCBOOLB.                                          \ 

LAW  SCHOOLS.                                                                 | 

*TA11*MA, 

rnWoralty    .il!    Noire    Dam.'.     Law    Department 

veltMr. 

IOWA. 

ABKANBAS. 

HlKblonfl  Pork  College  of  'low,  Dea  Mo|qe«, 

I'dlTenllr  oC  Arkadiine,   Laiv    [ii'imrtnii-ul.    Lll- 

Iowa    ColIegK    of    Law.    Urake    UDlierolti,    Dva 

atolP  DnlTerailr  ot  lowu.  College  of  Law.  Iowa 

Hantliiiw  ColH.ge  of  the  Law.   Ltv:  DepurtmeBt 

Cily.                        KANBAS 

UnHpralej'  at  CiUforuls.   Bun    CwnpiHco. 

LfUnd  BtHnford  Junior  DnlTvrBLtj'.  Law  DcpnTt- 

Uiiirerslty    of    Konaiia.    Seb'oDl    of    Law.    l*w- 

■nent.   audforfl   UnlTenltj. 

Lob  Aogelea  Collpgf  ot  Uv.  Los  Anseln. 

SENTirCKT. 

Cfulrul  Low  aehivil  leoloreill.  Lonlairme. 

Low.     Lot    Aogelfi. 

Central     llnlierallif.     Law     Department.      Dan- 

DeuTer  Lnw  Schoul,  Unfu'rtltj  of  Dcnisr,   Dcn- 

TiiloiiP    Dnlverally,    I^w    D.'pirlB!i.nI,    New    Or- 

oomrECTicuT. 

_         MAINE, 

II18THICT  OF  COLUKBIA. 

CathoUc    UplTwfllti    of    iniiTlM,     Law    a.HiwI, 

WBihlnKton. 
George   WmblPBtuo    lliilnrrBllj.    Dppirtiurnt   of 

MAUTI^ITD- 

BoltlmorE    UnlTemlU,'  HchMl    of    Law,     Baltl- 

Liw,   WantilninoD. 
aeoTcetown   ItnlTeraltT.    Si^boal   of    Lnw,    Waab- 

iDgtOD. 

Dnlrerally  of  Marrlnnd.   School  of  Law.   Baltl- 

V',.i.,ii     I'lJluralU-.    law    Bebool,    Boalon, 

National     (JalTErgllj,    Lnn'    Ih'purliDiMil.    Wiiab- 

Harvard  Unlirralt;.  Low  School.  Cambridge. 

Y.  M.   C.   A.    B.onlng  Low  Sctool.   Boaton. 

HICHIOAM. 

FLORIBA. 

Dstnlt  Coll«jt«  of  Iaw,  Detroit, 

UolrrrtltT    ot    Ulehlgon.     DopDrtmi'ist    of    l.uw, 

Land. 

imnEflOTA. 

Mereer   Unlierdtr.    Law   DepnrtmeTit,    M»i-on. 

Normal  Collogc,   Auatln. 

Cb[,.ago    B.,»ld.M   ?:^s?"«l     rui.np, 

tJnlverallr  of  UliineaoU.'  C.U.'B-  «t  Law,   Mln- 

Clil«(o     Correipondcnoa  '  SoliHil    of     Law,     C)<i- 

maaiBBippi, 

MlllMpa    College,    Law    Hehnol.    Jaekaon. 

Cbiufil-Kant  Collage  of  Law,  Chioxs. 

(■nli"raH]f    ot     MlaalMlppI,     Low     School.     Unl- 

rblrngo  Low  aubml,  ChU'eso. 

Columbia  College  of  Law.   Cbkago. 

HIBBOirBI. 

llllBSIa   College   nt   Uw.    Cblr-go. 

Benton  College  ot  Lao,  St.   Loolo. 

Kanaaa  Cltr   School   ot  Law,    Kansa*  Cltr. 

Maraball   Lao   Srhnnl.    John.    Cblnga. 

NortbweBtem    UnlvcraltT,    Sohool   of   Low.    Cbl- 

St.    iJinla. 

eigo. 

mirenltj   of  Chkngo.    Ifl"  Srh«.l,    Chli-ago. 

partment,   Colnmhlo. 

CnlToraltr  oC  Illlnola,  College  of  Low.  Drbana. 

IMDIAMA. 

"nl'^'Hlw"^'  Neb'Ck'o,"™.  of   Law,    l.lo- 

India  no    Uuliemltr,    Srhool    nf   Low.    Blooming' 

NEW   TOSS, 

Indlaiio  Law  Scliool,  miiiTHlW  of  ludlonapolll. 

AlhnoT   Lnw  School.   Union   Unlieraltr,    Albonj. 

IndlanapoUi. 

Brootljn   Law  School,    Brooklyn. 

Morion   Law   Br'bool,    Motion. 

BaSato  Law  Scbool.   Dnlienltr  of  Bnltolo.  Bnt- 

Norlbem  ludliina   t^w  Sthool.   V-lparalon. 

^^^^ 

206 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


MEDICAL    SCHOOLS— REOULAR. 


MEDICAL    SCHOOLS— REGULAR. 


Columbia  UniTerslty,  School  of  Law,   New  York, 
(^ornoll   UnlTeralty.    College  of   I^w,    Ithaca. 
New   York   Law  Sohool,   New   York. 
Sjracoae   UiiiTenrity,   College  of  Law,   Syracuse. 
Unlveialty  Law  School,    New   York. 

VOSTH  CASOLIVA. 

Shaw    University.    Law    School,    Raleigh. 

University  of  North  Carolina.  Law  Department. 
Chapel   mil. 

Wake  Forest  College.  I^w  School.  Wake  For- 
est. 

NORTH   DAKOTA. 
North     Dakota     University,     Law     Dcpiirtmeut. 
University. 

OHIO. 

Ada    College   of    Law,    Ohio    Normul    University, 

Ada. 
(Ueveland    I-rfiw    School    of    Baldwin    Uuivorsity, 

Cleveland. 
Ohio   State   University.    College   of   I^w.    Coluni- 
Mclhniald     Kducationul     InHtitute.     Law     .ScIkmM, 

t!in<innati. 

hus. 

University  of  Cincinnati,  I^w  Department.  Cin- 
cinnati. 

Western  Re8»«rve  University.  Fninklin  T. 
BaekuH    Law   School,    Cleveland. 

Y.  M.  C.  A.  Law  SchtMii  of  McDonald  Educa- 
tional  Institute.   Cincinnati. 

OREGON. 

University  of  Oregon,   SchtNd  of  Law.    Tortlaiid. 
Wilhimette    University,     Law    Department.     Sa- 
lem. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 
Dickinson    School   of    Law,    Carlisle, 
rhiladclphlu     Law    School    of    Temple     t'ollree 

PhlUidelphia. 
Pittsburg    Imw    Sehool.    Western    University    of 

Pennsylvania.    Pittsburg. 
University     of     Pennsylvunla.      Department     «»f 

Law,    Philadelphia. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 
S«Mith     Carullna    College,     Drpartment    of     Law. 
Columbia. 


SOUTH   DAKOTA. 
University    of    South    Dakota.    Law    Department. 
Vermillion. 

TENNESSEE. 

American  University  of  Ilarrlmau.  Law  Depart- 
ment.   Ilarriman. 

Cuml>erland    University.     Law    School.     Ix>ban«>n. 

Grant  University.  I-.aw  Department.  Chatta- 
nooga. 

Southwestern  Baptist  University,  Department 
of  Law.  Jackson. 

University  of  the  South.  Law  Di>partment.  Se- 
wanee. 

University  of  Tennessee.  I^w  Department. 
Knoxville. 

Yanderbilt  UnlverKlty.  I^w  Department.  Nash- 
ville. 

Walden  University.  Law  Department,  (colored). 
Nashville. 

TEXAS. 

Fort  Worth  University.  Law  Department.  Fort 
Worth. 

University  of  Texas.  Law  Department.  Aus- 
tin. 

VIRGINIA. 

Richmond    College.    Law    Schtnil.     Richmond. 

University  of  Virginia.  Law  School,  Charlottes- 
ville. 

Washington  and  Leo  T'nlvcrsity.  I^w  School. 
Lexington. 

WASHINGTON. 

University  of  Washington.  Law  School.  Seat- 
tle. 

WEST   VIRGINIA. 
West     Virginia     University.     College     of     Law. 
Morgan  town. 

WISCONSIN. 

Milwaukee     Ijiw     S«h«H>l.     Milwauk(M>. 
University     of     Wl8<  onslu.      ('oll«»ge     of     l^w, 
Madison. 

aUEBEC.    CANADA. 

Faculty  of   I^iw.    McGill   University.    Montreal. 


MEDICAL  SCHOOLS— REGULAR. 


ALABAMA. 

BIrniinghani     Medical    College.     Rlimlngham. 
University     of     Alabama.     Medical     Department, 
Mobile. 

ARKANSAS. 
University    of    Arkansas.     Medical     Departm<'nt. 
Little    Roik. 

CALIFORNIA. 

College  of  IMiyslcIans  and  Surgi'ons.  San  Fran- 
«'Isco. 

(\M»per    Medical    College.    San    Fran«'lsco. 

Oakland  C«»llege  of  Medicine  and  Surg<'ry,  Oak- 
land. 

Pacin<'  C«.ast  Itegulnr  College  of  Medicine,  San 
Frandsci). 

University  of  Calif<»riila.  Medical  Department. 
San   Fran<'isco. 


University    of    Southern    l^ilifornia.    College    of 

Medi<'lne.    Los    Angeles. 
West   Coast    Medical    College.    San    Francisco. 

COLORADO. 

Denver  and  <Iross  College  of  Medicine,  Uni- 
versity   of    DenviM",    Denver. 

University  of  Colorjulo.  Medical  Department. 
Boulder. 

CONNECTICUT 

Vale    rniverslty.    Dep.irtnicut    of    Medit  iiie.    New 

Haven. 

DISTRICT   OF    COLUMBIA. 
(Jeorge    WaRhlngt«>n    I'liiverslty.     m>|>artment    of 

Medicine.    Washlnyitoii. 
C;»H»rgetowii      rniverslty.      M.mU.;.!      Ih'partment. 

Washington. 


OF   THE  UNITED  STATES   AND   CANADA. 


297 


MEDICAL    SCHOOLS— RBOVLAR. 


MEDICAL    SCHOOLS— RBGULAR, 


Ilowanl  University,  Medical  Department  (col- 
ored).   Washington. 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta  C'olle^re  of  I'h.vshlans  and  Siirg»M»na. 
Atlanta. 

Me<lical  C'ollejre  (if  (leorj^rla.  University  of 
(iiH>rgla.    An^rusta. 

ILLINOIS. 
American    Medical    Missionary    College,    Chlcngo. 
College    of    Medicine    and    Snrgery,    Chh-ago. 
Dearborn    Medltal    College,    Chicago. 
Harvey   Medieal  College,   Chicago. 
Illinois    Medical    College,    Chicago. 
Jeniier    Medical    College.     Chicago. 
National    Medlenl    University.    Chicago. 
North  westtTn     University     Medical    School.     Chi- 
cago. 

Rush  Medical  College,  Chicago. 
University    of    Illinois,    School    of    Medicine,    Chi- 
cago. 

INDIANA. 
Central     College     of     Thyslrians    and     Surgeons, 

Indianapolis. 
Fort    Wayne    College   of    Medleine.    Fort    Wayne. 
Medical    College   of    Indiana.    Indianapolis. 

IOWA. 

Drake     University.     College     of     Medicine.     Des 

Moines. 
IvtH)kuk    Medical    College,    Keokuk. 
Sioux   City  College  of  Medicine.    Sioux   City. 
State    University    of    Iowa.    College   of    Medicine, 

Iowa    Cit3'. 

KANSAS. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Kansas 
City. 

Kansas    Medical    College.    Topeka. 

University  of  Kan.<;.'is.  S<hool  o{  Medicine.  Law- 
rence. 

University  of  Kansas.  Scho<»l  of  Medicine.  Rose- 
dale. 

KENTUCKY. 

Hospital    C(dlege    of    Medifiiie.    I^>\ilsville. 
UouisvlUe    Medic.'il    College.    Louisville. 
Lonisvill(>    National    Medical    (College.    Louisville. 
Kentucky       University,       Medical       Departnu'Ut. 

Louisville. 
Kentucky    School    of    Medicine.    Louisville. 
University    of    Louisville.     Mc<llcal    Department. 

Louisville, 

LOUISIANA. 
Flint      Medical      College.      M<«dlcal      Department 

New    Orleans    University.    New    Orleans. 
Tnlane     University.     Me<lli'al     Department.     New 
Orleans. 

MAINE. 
Medical    S<hof)l    of    Maine    .nt    Dowdoln    (^ollege. 
lirnnswhk. 

MARYLAND. 

Daltimore     Medical     College.     H.iltlniore. 

Haltimore  University.  School  of  Medicine.  Dal- 
tlmorc 

<"ollegc   of    Physlchiiis    and    Surgeons.    Daltlmore 

.Tohns  lIoi»kiiis  University.  .Medical  S<hool,  Bal- 
timore. 

Maryland   Medlc.il    College.    Haltimore. 

University  of  Marylatul.  Mcdh-al  College,  Bal- 
timore. 

Wom.'in's   Medical    College.    Baltimore. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 
Clark    University,    Medical    Department,    Worces- 
ter. 
Ccdlege    of    Physicians    and    Surgeons.    Boston. 
Harvard    M^^dlcal    School.     Boston. 
Tufts    Colh«ge.    Medical    School,    Boston. 

MICHIGAN. 

Detndt    College    of    Medicine,    Detroit. 

(irand    Rapids    Medical    College,    Grand    Rapids. 

Michigan  College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery,  De- 
troit. 

University  of  Michigan,  Department  of  Medi- 
cine and  Surgery,    Ann  Arbor. 

MINNESOTA. 

Minneapolis  College  of  Physicians  and  Sur- 
geons.   Hamline    University,    Minneapolis. 

University  of  Minnesota,  College  of  Medicine 
and    Surg(>ry,     Minneapolis. 

MISSOURI. 

Barnes*    Medi<'al    College,    St.    Louis. 
Central    Medical    College,    St.    Joseph. 
Ensworth   Medical  College,    St.   Joseph. 
Kansas  City  Medical  College,  Kansas  City. 
Marhm-Sims-Beaumont      Medical      College,       St. 

Louis. 
Medico-Chirurglcal    College,    Kansas    City. 
St.    Louis    College   of   Physicians   and    Surgeons, 

St.    Louis. 
University    of    the    State    of    Missouri,    Medical 

Department.    Columbia. 
University    Medical    College,    Kansas    City. 
Washington     University,     Medical     Department, 

St.  Louis. 
Woman's   Medical   C(dlege,    Kansas   City. 

NEBRASKA. 

College    of    Medicine,     University    of    Nebraska, 

Omaha. 
Cri'ighton    Medical    College.    John    A.    Creighton 

I  University.    Omaha. 
University    of    Nebraska,     College    of    Medicine. 

Omaha. 

NEW    HAMPSHIRE. 

Dartmouth    Medical    C«dlege,     Hanover. 

NEW    YORK. 

Albany     Medical    C«)llege.     Albany. 

College    of    Physldiins    and    Surgeons,    Columbia 

University,    New    York. 
Cornell   University.    Medical  College.    New   York, 
liong    Island    College    Hospital    Medical    College, 

Brooklyn. 
New     York    Medical     College    and    Hospital    for 

Women.    New   York   City. 
New    York    Post-draduate   Medical   Scho<d.    New 

York. 
Syractise  I'niverslty,    College  of   Medicine,   Syra- 
cuse. 
TTnlversity    and    Bellevue    Hospital    Medical    Col- 

lege.    New   York. 
I'niverslty     of     Buffalo.      Medical     Department, 

Buffalo. 

NORTH    CAROLINA. 

Leonard     Medical     Scho<d    of    Shaw     University. 

Rahdgh. 
North     Carolina     Medical     College.     Davidson. 


298 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


MEDICAL  aCUOOLa— HOMEOPATHIC. 


Uniyersity    of    North    Carolina,    Medical    School. 

Chapel  Hill. 
Wake  Forest  School  of  Medicine,  Walce  City. 

OHIO. 

Cleveland  College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons. 
Ohio    Wesleyan    Uniyersity,    Clereland. 

Laura  Memorial  Woman's  Medical  College,  Cin- 
cinnati. 

Medical  College  of  Ohio,  Uniyersity  of  Cincin- 
nati,  Cincinnati. 

Miami    Medical    College,    Cincinnati. 

Ohio   Medical    Uniyersity.    Columbus. 

Starling    Medical   College,    Columbus. 

Toledo    Medical   College.    Toledo. 

Western  Reserye  Uniyersity,  Medical  Depart- 
ment,   Cleyelnnd. 

OKLAHOMA. 

Uniyersity  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Medicine, 
Norman. 

OREGON. 

Uniyersity     of     Oregon.      Medical     Department, 

Portland. 
Willamette     Uniyersity,     Medical     Department, 

Salem. 

FEKHSTLVAinA. 

Jefferson  Medical  College,   Philadelphia. 

Medico-Chirurgical    College,     Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia  Medical  School  of  Temple  College, 
Philadelphia. 

Uniyersity  of  Pennsylyania,  Department  of 
Medicine.    Philadelphia. 

Western  Pennsylyania  Medical  College,  West- 
ern  Uniyersity    of   Pennsylvania,    Pittsburg. 

Woman's  Medical  College  of  Pennsylvania, 
Philadelphia. 

SOUTH  CASOLINA. 
Medical    College    of    the    State    of    South    Caro- 
lina,   Charleston. 

TENNESSEE. 
Chattanooga     Medical     College.     Chattanooga. 
Chattanooga    National   Medical   College,    (Chatta- 
nooga. 
Knoxville   Medical  College,   Knoxvllle. 
Meharry     Medicnl     College.     Walden     University 


(colored).    Nashville. 
Memphis    Hospital     Medical    College.     Memphis. 
Southwestern    Presbyterian    University,    Medical 

Department.    Clarksville. 
Tennessee     Medical    College,     Knoxville. 
University    of    Nashville.    Medical    Department. 

Nashville. 
Uniyersity    of    the    South.    Medical    Department, 

Sewanee. 
l^niverslty    of    Tennesee.     Medical    Department. 

Nashville. 
Uniyersity    of    Western    Tennessee,    Medical    Col- 
lege,  Jackson. 
Vanderbilt      University.      Medl«'al      Department. 

Nashville. 

TEXAS. 

Baylor   University.    College  of    Medicine,    Dalhis. 

Bell   Medical   College.    Da  Hub. 

Dallas   Medical   College.    Dallns. 

Gate  City  Medical  College.   Texarkana. 

Fort  Worth  University.  Medical  Department. 
Fort    Worth. 

Gate   City   Medical   College.    Texarkana. 

Southwestern  University,  Medical  College,  Dal- 
las. 

University  of  Dallas,  Medical  Department.  Dal- 
las. 

University  of  Texas.  Medlrul  Department.  Gal- 
veston. 

VERMONT. 
University     of     Vermont.     Medicul     Department. 
Burlington. 

VIROINIA. 

Medical    School    of    Virginia.    Richmond. 
University     College    of     Medicine.     Richmond. 
IJnlversity    of    Virginia.     Department    of    Medi- 
cine.   Charlottosville. 

WISCONSIN. 

Milwaukee     Medi<al     College.     Milwaukee. 
WIsi'onsin    College   of    riiyHlciuiis   and   Surgeons. 

Alllwaukee. 
University  of   Wisconsin.    Preparatory    Medicine. 

Madison. 

ONTARIO.  CANADA. 
University     <.f     Toronto.      Faculty     ut     Medlcint*. 
Toronto. 


MEDICAL  SCHOOLS- 
CALIFORNIA. 

Hahnemann    Hospital   College.    San    Francisco. 

COLORADO. 

Di'uver  Ilomeoimthlc   College,    Denver. 

ILLINOIS. 
Chicago   IloHH'opathlc    Medical    College.    Chicago. 
Hahnemann   Medical  CoUege.    Chicago. 
Herliig    .Medh'al    Ctdlege.    Chh-ago. 

IOWA. 
State    rnlvcrwlty    i»f     Iowa.    College    of    Homeo- 
I»athl<'    Mcdhlnc.     Iowa    City. 

KENTUCKY. 

Southwestern      Homeopathic      Medical      College, 
IxMiIsvIIIe. 


HOMEOPATHIC. 

MARYLAND. 

Southern    Honn'opathlc    Medical    College.     Balti- 
more. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston     rnlverslty.     School     of     Medicine.     Bos- 
ton. 

MICHIGAN. 

Detroit    Hi)nico|»atlilc    College.     Detroit. 
Cnlverslty    <.f    Mlehlu'sni.     Homeopathic    Me<liral 
College.    Ann    Arbor. 

MINNESOTA. 

CnlverHlty     of     Minnesota.     College     of     Homeo- 
pathic Medicine   and   .^nrgery.    Minneapolis. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


299 


MEDICAL— MnCELLANEOUS,    OSTEOPATHr.    DENTISTRl'. 


MISSOITBI. 

Hahnemann  Medical  College,  Kansas  City  Uni- 
versity,   Kansas   City. 

Homeopathic  Medical  College  of  Missouri.  St. 
Louis. 

HEW    YORK. 

New  York  Homeopathic  Medical  College,  New 
York. 


New    York    Medical    College    and    Hospital    for 
Women,  New  York. 

OHIO. 

Cleveland    Homeopathic   Medical   College,    Cleve- 
land. 
Pulte    Medical    College.   Cincinnati. 

FENNSYLYAKIA. 

Habnenrann   Medical   College.   Philadelphia. 


MEDICAL  SCHOOLS— ECLECTIC. 


CALIFOBNIA. 
California    Medical    College,    San    Francisco. 

GEORGIA. 

Georgia  College  of  Eclectic  Medicine  and  Sur- 
gery.   Atlanta. 

ILLINOIS. 

American  College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery, 
Chicago. 

Bennett  College  of  Eclectic  Medicine  and  Sur- 
gery,   Chicago. 


MISSOURI. 

American   Medical   College.   St.    Louis. 
Eclectic    Medical    University.    Kansas    City. 

NEBRASKA. 

Lincoln     Medical     College.     Cotner     University. 
Lincoln. 

NEW    YORK. 
Eclectic    Medical    College.    New    York. 

OHIO. 

Eclectic   Medical    Institute,    Cincinnati. 


MEDICAL  SCHOOLS— PHYSIO-MEDICAL. 

INDIANA.  I  TEXAS. 

Phyiio-Medical  College  of  Indiana,  Indiuuipolii.    |    Physio-Medical   College  of  Texas.   Dallas. 


MEDICAL  SCHOOLS— POSTGRADUATE. 


ILLINOIS. 
Chicago    Bye,     Ear,     Nose    and    Throat    College, 

Chicago. 
Illinois  School   of   Electro-Therapeutics,   Chicago. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Philadelphia   Polyclinic,    Philadelphia. 


HEW  YORK. 

New  York  Polyclinic  Medical  School  and  Hos- 
pital,  New  York. 

New  York  School  of  Clinical  Medicine.  New 
York   Cltj. 


SCHOOLS  OF  OSTEOPATHY. 


CALIFORNIA. 
Pacific  College  of  Osteopathy,  Los  Angeles. 

ILLINOIS. 

American    College    of   Osteopathic    Medicine 

Surgery,    Chicago. 
Illinois    College    of    Osteopathy,    Chicago. 

IOWA. 

Still    College    of    Osteopathy.    Di'S    Moines. 

KENTUCKY. 

S<mthern   School   of    Osteopathy,    Franklin. 


and 


MASSACHUSETTS. 

Massachusetts  College  of   Osteopathy.    Roston. 

MISSOURI. 

American     School    of    Osteopathy,     Klrksvllle. 
American    School    of   Osteopathy.    St.    Ixiuls. 
Central   College   of    Osteopathy,    Kansas    City. 

HEW    YORK. 

Atlantic   School  of  Osteopathy,    Buffalo. 

PENHSYLYAHIA. 

Atlantic    Sch<M)l    of    Osteopathy,     Wllkesbarre. 
Philadelphia     College    of    Osteopathy.     Philadel- 
phia. 


SCHOOLS  OF  DENTISTRY. 


ALABAMA. 

RlrniinKluini    Dental    College.    Birmingham. 

CALIFORNIA. 

College  of  Physii'ians  uiid  Surgeons,  Dental  De- 
partment,   San    Franci8<o. 

College  of  Medicine  and  Surgery.  Dental  De- 
partment.   San    FranrlHco. 


UnlTersity    of    Southern    California,    College    of 

Dentistry.     Ix>s    Angeles. 
University    of   California.    College   of    Dentistry. 

San    Francisco. 

COLORADO. 

Colorado    College    of    Dental    Surgery.     Univer- 
siiy   of   Denrer.   Denver. 


300 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


SCHOOLS  OF  DENTISTRY, 


SCHOOLS  OF  DENTISTRY. 


DISTBICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Georjre  Washington  University,  Dental  Depart- 
ment,   Washington. 

Howard  University,  Dental  Department  (col- 
ored),   Washington. 

National  University.  Dental  D(>partment,  Wash- 
ington. 

Washington  Dentnl  College.  Dental  Depart- 
ment  tJeorgetown    University,    Washington. 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta    Dental    College,    Atlanta. 
Southern    Dental    College.    Atlanta. 

ILLINOIS. 

Chicago  College  of  Dental   Surgery,   (^hlcago. 

Northwestern  University  Dental  School,  Chi- 
cago. 

School  of  Dentistry.  University  of  Illinois, 
Chicago. 

INDIANA. 

Central  College  of  Dentistry,  Indianapolis. 
Indiana    Dental    College,    ITnlveraity    of    Indian- 
apolis,   Indlanap(»liM. 

IOWA. 

Des   Moines    College    of    Dental    Surgery.    Drake 

University.     Des    Moines. 
Keokuk    Dental    College.    Keokuk. 
State   University  ef  Iowa.   College  of  Dentistry, 

Iowa    City. 

KENTUCKY, 

I^ulsvllle  CoUege  of  Dentistry.  Central  Univer- 
sity   of    Kentucky,    I^mlsvllle. 

LOUISIANA. 
New  Orleans  College  of  Dentistry,   New  Orleans. 


MARYLAND. 

Baltimore  Collegi*  of  Dental  Surgery.  Balti- 
more. 

Baltimore  M<>dle:il  Colh'pe.  Dental  Department. 
Baltiinor<>. 

ITniverslty  of  Maryland.  Dental  Department, 
Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Harvard    ITnlverulty.    Dental   School.    Boston. 
Tufts    College,    Dental    S<liool,    Boston. 

MICHIGAN. 

Detntlt  College  of  M<'dlelne,  Department  of 
Dental    Surgery.    Detroit. 

University  of  .Michigan,  College  <»f  Dental  Sur- 
gery,    .\nn    .Arhor. 

MINNESOTA. 

University  <)f  Minnesota,  College  of  Dentistry, 
.Minneapolis. 

MISSOURI. 

Kansas    City    Dental    College,    Kansas    City. 
Marion    Sims   Dental    College,    St.    I^onia. 


Washington      University,      Dental      Department. 

St.   Louis. 
Western   Dental  College,   Kansas  City. 


NEBRASKA. 

Lincoln     Dental     CoUege,        Cotner     University, 

Lincoln. 
University      of      Omaha,      Dental      Department. 

Omaha. 

NEW    YORK. 

New    York  College  of   Dentistry,    New    York. 

New    York    Dental    School.    New    York. 

New   York   College  of  Dental  and   Oral  Surgery, 

New    York. 
University     of      Buffalo,      Dental      Department. 

Buffalo. 

OHIO. 

Cincinnati  College  of  Dental  Surgery,  Cincin- 
nati. 

Ohio  College  of  Dental  Surgery.  University  of 
Cincinnati,    Cincinnati. 

Ohio  Medical  University.  Department  of  Den- 
tistry,   Columbus. 

Western  Reserve  University,  College  of  I>en- 
tlstry,   Cleveland. 


OREGON. 
North  Pacific  I)<«ntal  College.   Portland. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 

Medlco-Chirurglcal   College.    D<'partment  of   Den- 
tistry,   Philadelphia. 

Pennsylvania    <'ollege   of   Dental   Surgery.    Phlla- 
delphia. 

Philadelphia    Dental   College.    Philadelphia. 

Pittsburg    Dental    College.     Western    University 
of    Pennsylvania,     Pittsburg. 

University  of  Pennsylvania,   Department  of  IK'n 
tlstry.     Philadelphia. 


TENNESSEE. 

University    of     Tennessee,     Dental     Department. 

Nashville. 
Vanderbllt  University,   Department  of  Dentistry. 

Nashville. 
Walden     ITnlverslty,     Dental     Department     (col- 

«»red).    Nashville. 

VIRGINIA. 

University     College     of     Medbine,      l>«>ntal     IV- 

partnient.     Richmond. 
Virginia    S<hool    ..f    Dentistry.     Medbal    College 

of    Virginia,    Ubbninnd. 

WISCONSIN. 

Mll\vank«M>    M«-dbal   <  oll«':;e.    Di-ntal   Department. 

.Mlhvjinkoe. 
Wisi'oushi    i'ollfge    of    I'hyslctuns   and    Surgeons. 

Dental    Dri)artnient.    Milwaukee. 

ONTARIO,    CANADA. 

Royal  College  of   Dental  Surgeons.   Toronto. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


301 


SCHOOLS    OF    PHARMACY. 


SCHOOLS    OF    PHARMACY. 


SCHOOLS  OF  PHARMACY. 


ALABAMA. 

Alabamti    Tolytechnlc    lustitute.    Department    of 

Phainiacy,    Auburn. 
University    of    Alabama,    School    of    Pharmacy, 

Mobile. 

CALIFORNIA. 

California  College  of  Pharmacy,  University  of 
California,    San   Francisco. 

College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons,  Depart- 
ment of  Pharmacy,  San  Francisco. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Howard    University,     Department    of    Pharmacy 

(colored),    Washington. 
National   College   of    I'harmacy,    Washington. 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta    College   of    Pharniaoy,    .\tlauta. 
Southern    College   of    I'harniaey,    Atlanta. 

ILLINOIS. 
Chicago  College  of   Pharmacy,   Chicago. 
Northwestern    University    School    of    Pharmacy, 
Chicago. 

INDIANA. 

Northern  Indiana  School  of  Pharmacy,  Valpa- 
raiso. 

Purdue  University,  School  of  Pharmacy,  La- 
fayette. 

University  of  Notre  Dame,  College  of  Phar- 
macy,  Notre  Dame. 

IOWA. 

Highland  Park  College  of  Pharmacy,  Des 
Moines. 

Iowa  College  of  Pharnuiey,  Dralie  University, 
I)(>8   Moines. 

Keokuk    College   of    Phariuaey,    Keokuk. 

State  University  of  Iowa,  Depnrtnient  of  Phar- 
macy,   Iowa    City. 

KANSAS. 

l^niversity  <if  Kan.sas.  S<'ho«»|  «»f  Pharmacy. 
Lawrence. 

KENTUCKY. 

lA>uiMviii(>    College    of    Pharmacy.    IjoulsTille. 

LOUISIANA. 
New    Orleans    College     of    Pharmacy,     New    Or 

leans. 
New    Orleans    University,    College   of    Pharmacy, 

(colored).     New    Orleans. 
Tulane     University.     Department    of     Pharmacy, 

New    Orleans. 

MARYLAND. 

Maryland    College    of    Pharmacy,    Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 
Massachusetts    College    of    Pharmacy,    Boston. 

MICHIGAN. 
Detroit     College     of     Medicine,     Department     of 
Pharmacy,    Detroit. 


Ferris     Institute,     School     of     Pharmacy,      Big 

Rapids. 
University    of    Michigan,    School    of    Pharmacy, 

Ann    Arbor. 

MINNESOTA. 

Minnesota    Institute   of    Pharmacy,    Minneapolis. 
University   of   Minnesota,   College   of   Pharmacy, 
Minneapolis. 

MISSOURI. 
Kansas     City     College     of     Pharmacy,     Kansas 

City. 
St.   Louis  College  of  Pharmacy,   St.   Louis. 

NEBRASKA. 

Omaha  Colh'ge  of   Pharmacy,    Omaha. 

NEW  JERSEY. 
New    Jersey    College   of    Pharmacy,    Newark. 

NEW    YORK. 
Albany   College  of  Pharmacy,    Union  University, 

Albany. 
Brooklyn  College  of   Pharmacy,    Brooklyn. 
Buffalo    College    of    Pharmacy.    Buffalo. 
College  of  Pharmacy  of  the  City  of  New   York, 

New   York. 

NORTH    CAROLINA. 

Shaw  University,  Department  of  Pharmacy,  Ra- 
leigh. 

University  of  North  Carolina,  Department  of 
Pharmacy,  Chap(>l  Hill. 

OHIO. 

Cleveland    School    of    Pharmacy,    Cleveland. 

Cincinnati  College  of  Pharmacy,  Ohio  Univer- 
sity.   Cincinnati. 

Ohio  Institute  of  Pharmacy,  (Columbus. 

Ohio  Medical  University,  Department  of  Phar- 
macy,   Cleveland. 

Ohio  Northern  University.  College  of  Pharma<-y. 
Ada. 

Ohio  State  University,  College  of  Pharmacy. 
Cleveland. 

Ohio  State  University.  College  of  Pharmacy, 
Columbus. 

Scio   College,    Department   of   Pharmacy,    Sclo. 

OKLAHOMA. 

University  of  Oklahoma,  Pharmaceutical  De- 
partment,   Norman. 

OREGON. 

Oregon   Agricultural  College,   Corvallis. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Medico-Chlrurglcal  College,  Department  of  Phar- 
ma<'y.    Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia  College  of  Pharmacy,   Philadelphia. 

Pittsburg  College  of  Pharmacy,  Western  Uni- 
versity of   Pennsylvania,   Pittsburg. 

RHODE   ISLAND. 
Rhode    Island   College   of   Pharmacy   and    Allied 
Sciences,  Providence. 

SOUTH    CAROLINA. 
Medical  College  of  the  State  of  South  Carolina, 
College   of    Pharmacy,    Charleston. 


ao2 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


VETBRINARY    SCHOOLS. 


SCHOOLS  OF   THBOLOGT. 


SOTTTH  DAKOTA. 
South   Dakota   A^cultnral  College,    Department 
of    Pharmacy.    Brookings. 

TENNESSEE. 

UnlTcraity  of  TonneMee,  Department  of  Phar- 
macy.  KnoxviUe. 

Vanderbilt  Unireralty.  Dt>partment  of  Phar- 
macy,   Nashyille. 

Walden  Uniyersity.  Department  of  Pharmacy 
(colored),    Nashyille. 

TEXAS. 

UnfTornity  of  Dallas.  Department  of  Phar- 
macy,   Dallas. 

UnlTcrsity  of  Texas.  School  of  Pharmacy, 
GalTeston. 

YUIOINIA. 

UulTersity   College  of   Medicine.    Department  of 


Pharmacy.    Richmond. 
Virginia    School   of    Pharmacy,    Medical    College 
of   Virginia.    Richmond. 

WASHINGTON. 

University  of  Washington,  School  of  Phar- 
macy,   Seattle. 

Washington  Agricultural  College,  School  of 
Pharmacy.    Pullman. 

WISCONSIN. 
Milwaukee     Medical     College,     t>epartment     of 

Pharmacy.  Milwaukee. 
University    of    Wisconsin,    S<-hooI   of   Pharmacy. 

Madison. 

ONTASIO,  CANADA. 
Ontario  C-ollege   of   Pharmacy,   Toronto. 


VETERINARY  SCHOOLS. 


DISTRICT  OF  COLTTMBIA. 
United    States    College    of    Veterinary    Surgery, 
Washington. 

HJLNOIS. 
Chicago    Veterinary    College,    Chicago. 
MoKiUip  YeteriiiAry  College,   Chicago. 

INDIANA. 
Indiana     Veterinary     College,     Indianapolis. 

IOWA. 

Iowa     State     College,     Veterinary     Department, 
Ames. 

MICHIGAN. 
Grand    Rapids    Veterinary    College,    Grand   Rap- 
ids. 

MISSOUBI. 
Kansas   City    Veterinary    College.    Kansas    City. 
University    Veterinary    College,    Kansas   City. 
Western    Veterinary    (Njllege,    Kansas   City. 


NEW    YOBK. 

New    York    American    Veterinary    College,    New 

York. 
New   York   State    Veterinary    College,    Ithacm. 

OHIO. 

Cincinnati  Veterinary   College.  Cincinnati. 
Ohio    State    University.    College    of    Veterinary 
Medicine,    Columbus. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

University     of     Pennsylvania,     Department     of 
Veterinary    Science,    Philadelphia. 

WASHINGTON. 

Washington     Agrleultural     College,     School     of 
Veterinary    Science.     Pullman. 

ONTASIO,  CANADA. 

Toronto    Veterinary    College.    Toronto, 


SCHOOLS  OF  THEOLOGY. 


CALIFORNIA. 

Berkeley    Rlble    Semlnnry,    Berkeley. 

Church     Divinity     School    of     the     Parlfic.     San 

Mateo. 
Puelflc  Theological  Seminary,   Berkeley. 
San   Francisco  Seminary,    Berkeley. 
San    Francisco  Theological   Seminary,    San    Fran- 

<"l8eo. 
Unitarian  Theological  Semlnnry.  Oakland. 

CONNECTICUT. 

Berkeley    Divinity    .School.    MIddletown. 
Hartford    Theological    Semlnnry.    TTnrtford. 
Yale   Divinity   School.    New   Haven. 

DISTBICT  OF  COLXTMBIA. 
King   Theological  Hall,    Washington. 
National    Training    School    f«»r    MIsHlonnries    and 
DeaeoneKses,   Washington. 


GEORGIA. 

Atlanta  Theological  Semlnnry.    Atlanta, 
(-ammon  Theological  Seminary.  South  Atlanta. 


ILLINOIS. 

Chl<'ngo     Theological     Seminary.     Chicago. 

Concordia    College.    Springfield. 

Rvangell<>ul    Prosemlnary.     P^lnihurst. 

Garrett     Blblcnl     Institute.     Northwestern     Unl 
verslty.    Evanston. 

German   Evangelical   Lutheran   Seminary.  Spring- 
field. 

MeCormIck    Theologl«-Ml    Semlnnry.    Chicago. 

Norwegian    Theologhnl    Seminary.    Evanston. 

Ryder    Divinity    School.    Galesburg. 

ShnrtlefT   Divinity    School.    Upper    Alton. 

T'nlon    Blbloal    Institute,    NapervUle. 

Western    Theological    Seminary.    Chlcmgo. 


CF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


303 


SCHOOLS   OF   THEOLOGY. 


SCHOOLS  OF   THEOLOGY. 


DTDIANA. 
Read  Theological  Seminary,   Upland. 

IOWA. 

Drake  University,  College  of  tl»e  Bible,  Dos 
Moines. 

German  Theological  Presbyterian  Seminary,  Du- 
buque. 

Wartburg    Seminary,    Dubuque. 

KANSAS. 
Kansas  City  Baptist  Theological  Seminary,  Kan- 
sas  City. 
Western    Theological    Seminary,    Atchison. 

KENTUCKY. 

LouiHvlllo  rre8bytorian  Theological  Seminary. 
Louisville. 

rresbytorlan  Theological  Seminary  of  Ken- 
tucky.   Ijouisvillo. 

Southern  Baptist  Tlicological  Seminary,  Louis- 
ville. 

LOUISIANA. 
St.  IjOuIs   Diocesan   Seminary,    New   Orleans. 

ICAINE. 

Bangor  Theological  Seminary.  liangor. 
Co*>b   Divinity  School.   licwiston. 

MARYLAND. 

Redemptorist  Seminary.    Ilcheatcr. 
St.   Mary's  Seminary,  Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 
Divinity    School    of    Harvard    UniverKlty.    Cam- 
bridge. 
New   Church    Theological   School.    Cambridg(\ 
St.   John's  Boston  Bccleslastical  Seminary,   Boa- 
ton. 

MINNESOTA. 

Luther   Seminary,    St.    Anthony    Park. 
Red   Wing   Evangelical    Seminary.    Red    Wing. 
Seabury   Divinity  School.    Faribault. 
St.    Paul    Seminary.    St.    Paul. 
Seminary    of    the    TTnlted     Norw<»>rlaui     Lutheran 
Church,   St.   Paul. 

MISSOURI. 

Eden  College.    St.    Loula. 

Scarritt  Bible  and  Training  Sch<»ol.   Kansas  City. 

St.    Clement's   College.    De    Soto. 

NEBRASKA. 

Presbyterljin   Theolophal   Seminary,    Omaha. 

NEW    JERSEY. 
Drew    Theological    Seminary.    Madlnon. 
New     BruMHwlck     Theological     Seminary,      New 

Brunswick. 
Theological      Seminary       of      the      Presbyterian 

Church.   Princeton. 

NEW    YORK. 
Alfred    Theological    Seminary.     Alfred. 
Auburn    Theolojrlcal    Seminary.    Auburn. 
Bible   Teachers'    Tralnlntr   School.    New   York. 
Oenenil   Theological    Seminary  of   the   Protestant 

EplKcoiml    rbiireh.    New    York. 
Herman   Martin   Luther  Seminary.   Buffalo. 
Ilamilton    Theological    Seminary.    Hamilton. 


Jewish  Theological  Seminary  of  America,  New 
York. 

Union  Theological  Seminary,  New  York. 

Seminary  of  Our  Lady  of  Angels,  Niagara  Uni- 
versity. 

Rochester  Theological  Seminary,   Rochester. 

St.    Bernard's  Seminary,   Rochester. 

St.  Joseph's  Seminary,   Yonkers. 


NORTH   CAROLINA. 

Free  Will  Baptist  Theological  Seminary,   Ayden. 
St.   Frances  Seraphicus  College,   Cincinnati. 
Payne   Theological    Seminary    (colored),    Wilber- 
force. 

OREGON. 

Eugene   Divinity  School,   Eugene. 


OHIO. 

Hebrew    Union    College,    Cincinnati. 
IleldellK'rg  Theological   Seminary,   Tiffin. 
I^ane   Seminary.    Cincinnati. 
St.    Mary's   Seminary,    Cleveland. 
Union     Biblical    Seminary,     Dayton. 
Xenia    Theological   Seminary,    Xenia. 


PENNSYLVANIA. 
Reformed     Presbyterian     Theological     Seminary. 

Alleghany. 
Lutheran   Theological   Seminary,    Gettysburg. 
Theological  Seminary   of   the   Reformed   Church, 

Lancaster. 
Meadville  Theological   Seminary,    MeadviUe. 
Philadelphia      Theological      Seminary      of      St. 

Charles  Borromeo.  Overbrook. 
Divinity     School    of     the    Protestant    Episcopal 

Church   in  Philadelphia.   Philadelphia. 
Crozor  Theological  Seminary,   Upland. 

TENNESSEE. 

(irant  University  School  of  Th«'<>logy.  Chatta- 
nooga . 

Cumberland  University.  Theological  Department. 
Ijebanon. 

Protestant  Episcopal  Theological  Seminary  in 
Viriglnla.    Alexandria. 

Virginia  Theological  Seminary  and  College. 
Lynchburg. 

Union  Theological  Seminary  in  Virginia.  Rich- 
mond. 


VIRGINIA. 
Virginia    Theological    Seminary,    Durmid. 

WISCONSIN. 

NaHhotah   House,  Nashotah. 

QUEBEC.    CANADA. 

Congregational  College  of  Canada,   Montreal. 
Presbyterian    College.     Montreal. 
Wesleyan  Theological  College,   Montreal. 

NOVA  SCOTIA.   CANADA. 
Presbyterian   College,    Halifax. 


304 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


SCHOOL  OF  MU8IC. 


SCHOOL  OF  MUSIC. 


SCHOOLS  OF  MUSIC. 


ALABAMA. 

Birminghiiui    Cuii»ervutury    of    Music,     Birming- 
ham. 

CALIFORNIA. 

College  of  Music,   Oakland. 

Freeze  Conservatory  of  Miisit*.   Los  Angeles. 

Los    Angeles   Conservatory    (»f    Music   and    Arts, 
Los  Angeles. 

San  Jose  Conservatory  of  Music,  San  Jose. 

COLORADO. 

College  of  Music,   University  (»f  Denver.   Denver. 

CONNECTICUT. 
Brookfleld   Summer  School   of  Music,   Brookfleld 

Center. 
Danbury    Music   S<hool.    Danbury. 

GEORGIA. 

Clavier  Piano  School,   Savannah. 
Klindworth  Conservatory  of  Music,   .\tlantn. 
Southern  School  of  Music,   Augusta. 

ILLINOIS. 
American    Conservatory    of    Music,    Chicago. 
American    Violin    School.    Chicago. 
Arey    Conservatory    of    Music.    Chicago. 
Balatka   Musical   College,    Chicago. 
Bttih  Temple  Conservatory  of  Music,  Chicago. 
Caruther's    Normal    School.    Chicago. 
Central    Conservatory,    Chicago. 
Century  School  of  Music.   Chicago. 
Cheney    School,    Mrs.    John    Vance,    Chicago. 
Chicago    Conservatory,    Chicago. 
Chicago   Musical  College.    Chicago. 
Chicago    Musical    Seminary.    Chicago. 
Chicago    National    College   of    Music,    Chicago. 
Chicago   Opera   School.    Chicago. 
Chicago    Piano    College,    Chl<*apo. 
Columbia   School    of   Music.    Chicago. 
Kelso    School    of     Musical    and     Dramatic    Art. 

Chicago. 
Kugler   Guitar   Sch<M)l.    Chicago. 
LefBugwell    Violin    School.    Chlciigo. 
School      of      Mush'.      Northwestern      University. 

Evanston. 
Sherwood    Music   Sch<x>l.    Chl<-apo. 
Tomaso    Mandolin    Sch<M)I.    Chicago. 

INDIANA. 
Central   College   of   Muslr.    Indianapolis. 
Fort  Wayne  Conservatory  of  Music.    Ft.   Wayne. 
Indianapolis     Conservatorv     of     Music.     Indian- 
apolis 
Indianap<ills    Piano   CoUrgt'.    Indianapolis. 
Metropolitan   School  of  Music.  Indianapolis. 

IOWA. 

Dcs   .MoIiH'S    Musical   College.    Dcs   Moines. 
Drake  S<hool   of   Music-.    D«*s   Molnrs. 
Knna    Conservatory    of    Mnsl<-.    Dcs    Moines. 
Iowa   (Mty  Conservatory  of  Music.    Iowa   City. 
Power  S<'hool  of  Musle.    Daveiii»ort. 
Rulfrok  Si-hool  of   Mnslc.    Des  Moines. 

KANSAS. 

Blsslng's    Conservntoiy    of    Mtisic,    TIays. 
Sehor?   of   Pinnofurte    Playing,    Topeka. 
Western    Musical    Conservatory.     Emporia. 


KENTUCKY. 
Boston    Academy    of    Music,    I>ouisvilIe. 

LOUISIANA. 
Points   Musical    Institute.    New   Orleans. 
.*<onthern    College   of    Music.    New    Orleans. 

MAINE. 
Virgil   Clavier   School,    Portland. 

MARYLAND. 

Pea  body  Conservatory  of  Music,   Baltimore. 
Melrose  School  of  Music,   Melrose. 

MASSACHUSETTS, 
rnternatlonal  School  for    Vocalists  and   Pianists, 

Boston. 
New    England    Conservatory    of    Music,    Boetou. 

MICHIGAN. 

University   School   nf   Music.    Ann    Arbor. 

MINNESOTA. 

Johnson    Sclimil   of    Mush*.    Mlnneafiulis. 
Minneapolis   Scliool   of   Musle.    MlnneaiNdls. 
Northwestern     Conservatory     of     Music,     Miunt.*- 
a  polls. 

MISSOURI. 
Beethoven  Conservat<»ry   (»f   Mnsle.   St.    Loais. 
Berlin    School   of   M\»slc.    St.    I^uils. 
Boeddecker's   Conservatory    <if   Musi<'.    St.    Louis. 
Ilughey's  School  of  Music  Culture.   St.   Louis. 
Kansas  City   College  of   Music.   Kansas   City. 
Kansas  City  Musical  College.    Kansas  City. 
.Schultze's    Piano    Sch<M>l,    Kansas    City.' 

NEBRASKA. 

American  Mandolin  S<'hool.   Lincoln. 
Nebraska    Conservatory    of   Music.    Lincoln. 
Omaha    Conservatory    of   Music.    Omaha. 
University    of    Neltr.-iska,    Srhou]    of    Music.    Lin- 
coln. 

NEW    YORK. 

-\merl(an   College  of  Musb-lans,    New  York. 
.\ssoeljite    School   of    Music.    New    York. 
Brooklyn    College    of    Mtisle.     Bro«»klyn. 
Bro<.klyn    Ccuiservatory    of    Music.    Br(M>klyn. 
Brockhaven   School   of  Opera.   Cincinnati. 
Choristers'   Schwl  of  Grace   Chnrdi.    New    York. 
Grand    Conservatory    of    Music.    New    York. 
Grand   Italian   Cona<»rvatory   of   Music,    Brooklyn. 
Hanau    College    of    M\islc.     Brooklyn. 
HlnchcllfTe's   College   of    Music.    Brooklyn. 
Mascagni   Conservatory   of   Music.    New    York. 
Mollenhjnier    Conserv:«tory    of    Music.     Brooklyn. 
Metrop<»lltnn  College  of  Music.   New  York. 
Metropolitan   S<'h<»ol   of   Music  and    .\rt.   Troy. 
National     Conserv:iti»ry     of     Music    of     America, 

New    York. 
New    York    College  of  Music.    New    York. 
New    York   Conserv:iti>r.v   of   Music.    New   York. 
N<*w    York   Germjin   Cotiscrv.itorv   of   Music.    New 

York. 
Phelps"    Musical    Institute.    Brooklyn. 
.<?cho«>l    of    Musbnl     Art    of    the    City    of     New 

York.    N.    Y. 
Slack's    School    <.f    Mu'*lc.     Brooklyn. 
Virgil    Piano    School.    New    York.  ' 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES   AND   CANADA. 


305 


ART    BCHOOLB, 


ART   8CH00L8. 


Wildncr    Couservutory    of    Music,    Brooklyo. 

OHIO. 

Barters    Musical    ColU'go,    Mautan. 
Capitol  School  of   Music,   Columbus. 
Cinoiunati    Conservatory    of    Music,    Cincinnati. 
Cincinnati    Music    School.    Cincinnati. 
College   of    Music   of   Cincinnati,    Cincinnati. 
Metropolitan   College  of  Music,    Cincinnati. 
Ohio   Conservatory    of    Music.    Cincinnati. 
Scholl's  Elite  S<hool  of  Music.    Cincinnati. 
Toledo   Conservatory   of  Music.    Toledo. 
West   Side   Musical   College.   Cleveland. 

PENNSYLVAHIA. 

Apollo   School    of    Music.    i*hiladolphia. 

Beethoven   S«'hool  of  Music,    Meadvllle. 

Broad     Street     Conservatory     of     Music,     Phila 
delphla. 

Freeburp    Musical    ('olh'ge.    Freeburg. 

Ilarrisburg   Conservatory    of    Music.    Ilarrisburg 

National  College  of  Music,   Philadelphia. 

I*ennsylvauia    College    of    Music,    Meadville. 

Philadelphia    Musical    Academy.    Philadelphia. 

Itoyal  Conservat(>ry  and  College  of  Music.  Phila- 
delphia. 

Sternberg   Sclio<.>l   of    Muh1<'.    Philadelphia. 


TEVKE88EE. 
Conservatory  of   Music,   Nashville. 
Farrar  School  of  Voice  and  Piano.   Nashville. 
Tennessee   Academy   of   Music,    Nashville. 

TEXAS. 

liondon    Cons<>rvatory,    Dallas. 

Waco  Conservatory   of   Music.    Wa<'o. 

VIBOIKIA. 

Richmond  (*oiiservatory  of  Music,   Richmond. 

WASHINGTON. 

Payne's   Mandolin   and   Guitar   School,    Spokane. 

ONTARIO,    CANADA. 

Canadian  Conservatory  of  Music,  Ottawa. 
Kingston   Cons<>rvatory   of   Music  and  School  of 

Elocution  and  Literature,  Kingston. 
Ix)ndon    Conservatory    of    Music,    London. 
Metntpolltan   School  of   Music,  Toronto. 
Toronto   College  of  Music,   Toronto. 
Toronto   Conservatory   of    Music,    Toronto. 

MANITOBA.     CANADA. 
Winnipeg    College    of    Music,    Winnipeg. 

NOVA    SCOTIA. 

Halifax    Conservatory    of    Music.    Halifax. 


ART   SCHOOLS. 


CALIFORNIA. 

California    School    of    Design,    Sacramento. 

California    School   of    Design,   San   Francisco. 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  School  of 
Fine    Arts,    Stanford    rnivcrsity. 

1^8  Angeles  College  of  Fine  Arts.   Los  Angeles. 

Mark    Hopkins  Institute  of   Art.    San    Francisco. 

University  of  California,  Department  of  Deco- 
rative  and    Industrial    .Vrt.    Berkeley. 

University  of  Southern  California.  Art  Depart- 
ment,   Garvanza. 

COLORADO. 

Colorado    -\rt   S<'hool.    ('ol<»rado  Springs. 
Students'    Art    School.    Denver. 

CONNECTICUT. 
Hartford    Art    School.     Hartford. 
Non\'ich    Art    School.    Norwich. 
Yale  University,   Yale  School  of  the  Fine  Arts. 
New    Haven. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Corcoran   School  of  Art.    Washington. 

National    Park    School,    Art   Department.    Wash 

ington. 

ILLINOIS. 
Academy   of   Fine   Arts.    Chicago. 
Art    Academy,    Chicago. 
Art  Institute  of  Chicago,  Chicago. 
Chi<'ago    School    of    Architecture.    Art    Institute. 

Chicago. 
University    of    llItnoiH.    Department   of    Art    and 

Design,    Urbana. 

INDIANA. 
Ft.    Wayne    Art    School,    Ft.    Wayne. 
Indiana    University,    Department    of    Fine    Arts, 
Bloomington. 


John  Ilerron   Art   Institute,   Indianapolis. 
National   Correspondence   School   of   Illustrating, 
Indianapolis. 

KANBAB. 

Bethany   College.    Art   Department.   Lindsborg. 
University    of    Kansas.     School    of    Fine    Arts, 
Lawrc-nce. 

LOUISIANA. 
Tulane    l-nlverslty.     Department    of    Fine    Arts, 
New    Orleans. 

MARYLAND. 

Baltimore    Art    School.    Baltimore. 
Maryland    Institute   of    Design,    Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston    Art    School,     Boston. 

Cowles'    Art   School.       Boston. 

Eric    Pape   S<'hool   of    Art,    Boston. 

Essex     Institute,     Salem. 

Harvard  University,  Department  of  Fine  Arts, 
Boston. 

Ijowell    School    of    Design.    Boston. 

Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  Depart- 
ment   of    An'hitecture.    Boston. 

Massachusetts    Normal    Art    School,    Boston. 

Peabody    Institute,    Peabody. 

School  of  Drawing  and  Painting  of  the  Museum 
of   Fine   Arts,    Boston. 

Smith    College.    School    of    Art.    Northampton. 

Wellesley  College.  Department  of  Fine  Arts, 
Wellesley. 

Worcester  Free  Institute  of  Industrial  Science, 
Worcester. 

MICHIGAN. 
Detroit    Art    Academy,    Detroit. 


306 


PATTSSSOH*S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DISECTORT 


ELOCUTION,     ORATORY,     DRAMA,    I^ASGVAOES,  PHYSICAL  CULTURE,  ETC. 


Unirenlty    of    MlchlsaB. 
Arts.    Abb   Arbor. 


of    flae 


Mioneopolis   Scbool  of    FlBe   Arts.    

St.  Paul  Scbool  of  Flae  Arts.  St.  PsbL 


KsDSM  Citj  Scbool  of  Flae  Arts.   Ksbsss  Cltr- 
Scbool    of    St.     Lools    Mosram    of    Flse    Arts. 
St.   Lools. 


Unlrervltj    of    Nebraska.    Scbool    of    Flae    Arts. 
LiBcoln. 


PrinretoQ  Uolrvrsitj'.   DrpartBteat  of  Fine  Arts. 


Ratters    Colk^^p.     ixepartaient    of     Fine     Arts, 

New    Bmnswlrk. 
State  Normal  Scboul.    DefiartmeDt  of  Flae  Arts. 

Ttentoo. 
TrentoD    Tecfanical    St-bool   of   Scieace   aad   Art. 

Tteotoo. 


A<lelpbl   College.    Art    Departoient.    Brooklja. 

Artist- Artisan    Institote.    Near    York    City. 

Art  Students'   Lea^oe  of  New   York.   New  York 

CItjr. 
BrwAljii    Art    ScbooU    Brooklyn. 
Colombia     Unlverdtr.     Scbool    of    Arcbitectore. 

New  York   CItj. 
Cooper  Union  Free  Art  Scbool  for  Wonen,  New 

York  dtj. 
Cooper   Unloo    Nl^bt  Scbool   of   Art,   New   York 

Cltj. 
National   Academy   of  Deai^a.   Art  Scbool,   New 

York    City. 
New    York   Scbool   of    Art,    New    York   City, 
fhupwd  Art  School.  New  York  City. 
Palmer   Art    Scbool.    New    York    City. 
Pratt     Institote.       Department     of     Fine     Arts. 

Brooklyn. 
Shfnnaf-ork   Somm'T  SHiool  of   .%rt.   Bajport. 
Teacbera'    Col  lege.     Department    of    Fine    Arts. 

New    York   City. 


OHIO. 
Art    Acadeany    of    Ctaciaaatl. 
Clerelaad   Scbool   of   Art.    CleTelsad. 
Colombas   Art   ScbooL    Cohuabas. 
UalTenlty  of  Arts  sad   Trades.  Toledo. 


Brya   lUwr  CoUe^.   DepartsMat  of  Flae  Arts, 
Brya    Mawr. 

Ceramic    Art   ScbooL    Philadelphia. 

Drexel   lastitate  of  Art.   Sdeace  aad 
Pbiladelpbia. 

PhiladelpbU     Sihofl     of     DeaUa     for     Wc 
Philadelphia. 

Srbool    of   l>«icn    f<>r    Wmaen.    Plttabariff. 

Scbool    of    ladastrial    Art    of    the    Penary iTaala 
Ma»>«m.    Philadelphia. 

SHkioI    i»f    th^    PennsylTanla     .^cadeaiy    of    the 
Flae    .\rts.    Philadelphia. 

SteTensno    Art  Srbni>L    Plttaborc. 

l'nfT«>rsity  nf  PfnnaylTania.   Scbool  of  Arcbitec- 
tore. Philadelphia. 


RHODE 
Bmwn    roiTeraity.    Dc-partmeat    of    Fine    Arts. 

ProTMeace. 
Rhode   Island  S<.-bool  of   Deslso.   ProfrMeace. 


TEnrESSEE. 
Aabe   Art   School.    Memphis. 


Dallas  School  of   Fine   Arts.    Dallas. 

UTAH. 
Salt   Lake   .\cademy  of  Fine   Arts.    Osdea  City. 


L'nlTeraity    of    Vermont.     Department    of    Flae 
Arta.    Borlinirton. 

HOYA    SCOTIA.    CAHADA. 

Victiiria   Scbool   of    .\rt  and    Desi^o,    Hslifsx. 

HEW  BRmreWICK,  CAHADA. 

Owen's    Mus**iim    of    Fin«*    .\rta.    Sack  Title. 


ELCXXmON,  ORATORY,  I»AMA,  LANGUAGES, 
PHYSICAL  CULTURE,  ETC 


rbflt''lalrrN 
Hprlnp". 


COLORADO. 

S'-hrH'l      n(      ljmus:uxf:**n.      Colorado 


CALIFORHIA. 
CaMwfll    (''•il*'C<'    of    i»rNtory    an<l    A<-tiiiC    San 

FranH»*-o. 
California     S<-h'»»l     of     FHofiition     and     Oratory. 

Han   FrariH*'^. 
Cumnof-k   School  of    Kxpo«ltlon,    I>»8   Anicelf^. 

COHHECnCUT. 
N^'W  Haven   N'lrmal  S<-h'Kil  of  Gymuaiitica,   New 
HaTi'Ti. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLTTHBIA. 
Berlitx   S*'h'K»I    of   iMnseuHgoH.    WHHhlnjrtnn. 
Ralntori    fnlviTHity    of    Kx\trt'fw\tm.    Waohington. 
Waahlnirton     Inuumilr    I'oiiiu'rviitory.     Wasblnj;- 
ton. 


ILLIH0I8. 

Borlitx    Sob«M>I    of    l^DfTuairoK.    Cbicaito. 

Colombia   Coll«n;<r>   of   Expiv«uti«w.    Chicago. 

Drorak     Dramuti**    S«>bo<»l.     Clilcago. 

(;ottachaIk    I.yrlo    S4ho<»I.    Chlcairo. 

Kelao  School  of  Maalo  and  Dramatic  Art,  Chi- 
cago. 

I.yman    jM-hoi.l.    Chlrago. 

MIntum  School  of  Opera  and   Drama.  Chicago. 

Modern    School    of    I^niniagt'K.    Chicago.    IlL 

Morgan    S<h«>ol    of    Kxpn^diiion.     Anna.    Chicago. 

Ott'ii  Schor»l    iif   Expn>f((i|on.    I'hicago, 

Phillips   Srhool  of  Oratory.    Chicago. 

School  of  Oratory.  N«irthw.>«tern  UnlTerslty. 
Eranston. 

Shcrwin  Cody'n  S<hool  of   Kiifrlish.  Chicago.  111. 

Sopor   School   of   Orat'T.v,    Chicago. 

DTDIAJTA. 

Indiana- Bof>ton  S<>bo<»l  of  Ekx'ution.  Indianapolis. 


OF   THE  UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 
BVaifESB,  SBORTBAND  AUD   TEhBORAPBT. 


IOWA. 

atho..!    .It    Bipr.'MlDi.    »nd    tho    [■r.m».    TolK'kii. 
WMt»rn     Pchwil     of     ElwiilLoii     jiud     Orm.irj. 

MABTLAMD. 

S(iiiri«l.ur»  CollPB..  of  Kipri'Mlciii,  BiiULni'irL-. 

ruLiiiHi'   C^nngB   nl   P)iril»>  CulUm.    B-mtoa. 

L,i-r«in  ».h«il  nr  Orom.lk  Arl.  MLnu.r.puIli. 

AinlltoH'i.ii  Drnamtld  Schw.l,  KnnH«  Cltf. 
nprlUi  Srhool  of  LingoigH.  Bt,    Louli. 

Onrnnr  Blndlot   St.   Jopepb, 
KiinniH  OlCy  School  nf  UnEuHKiv.   K.iiiuh  rllf. 
Ttnr   Bdiool  of  Ontnr,   Bt,    Lonii, 
KXW    YORK. 

Alin'rlmii    Aradcmy    of     Dm  inn  lie     Arl".     New 

AnnTlcuB  Srbtml  at  Blocntloi..   BronVljii. 
AnH'ricmi  Sthool  of  Oporn.  ttt'V   York. 
B«I1    BBl>»l  tt  apmob,    H<«   Tgih. 
HrrllU  fk^boal   of    lunEiiiEoi.    Noir    Vork. 

York. 

Now  tork  Si'tiDul  of  BtproMlun.  New   Vork. 
Sfero-i'  Si-hool   of   Idiiika>K«,    Brookl/o,    N.    Y. 

omo, 

rtl.'™"ll  A«ilAi'mr"of  a^iVclooi™""' 

Tu.-kor   M,.ho..l   nt   B,[«.«.lon.  'cii-.^laod! 

Mllonal  a.'hool  of  Blocnllon  •nd  Or.lwx.  Phil- 

■dpIphiL 
Brrllti  School  or   Lan«iuiicii,   Pllt.bure. 
Nrff  Colkco  of  i^mloTT.  PhllidcliibU. 

UTAH. 

Pl.Tix.nl    K.hnol    of    Ornlor,     >i.d    i'hjik'al    Cul- 
fnre.    a>lt    Li.lio    aty. 

W»lton  Coltats  of  Enpriiilim,'  8i>okinii. 

'mml  S.'l'pn.'.^.  To'iT.r.l." 

aVEBEO.  CANADA, 

Molitrc.l   Bchool   of   R locution,    Montrc.l. 

Fort  Smith  Cpuhh 


BUSINESS.   SHORTHAND  AND  TELEGRAPHY. 

'mlnelinin,  CiliraraU   BniiiwH    CoUifii    Bu  rrmiielua. 


Kqrefcn  BunlnHi  Cu1lo(o.  Eiircki. 
Freuo  Bnilnm  CoIIccf.  Vmao. 
OKlIa(bor-M*rih  Bmrinen  CoUevP,  Bun  Frini'liico, 

Gotfale'a  Stenoiniiibic   Iiutltnt*,   Ban  Frunctico. 
Onu   VBllrr  Bnslni-H  CaUfge.   Gnu  Vsllry. 
HhM'i  BnilBHa  OoIUc*.   Bui  TnsdkM. 
l>ih([  BcMoh  BuslniHia  CoUrgp,  Ijidb  Bench, 
Lob  Antclci  Billini:!*  OnllfsP,   Los  An)[?lH. 

Mctropalltnii  Biiilnnn  Collogo  ind  Aoadenv,  Bun 


i 


>  BuiIqch  r^lUvo.   EbrnnK 


c  BuiIbhc  Collefc,   CMklHua. 


298 


PATTEItSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


MEDICAL  SCHOOLS— HOMEOPATHIC. 


University    of    North    Carolina,    Medical    School, 

Chapel  Hill. 
Wake  Forest  School  of  Medicine,  Walce  City. 

OHIO. 

Cleveland  College  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons. 
Ohio    Wesleyan    University,    Cleveland. 

Laara  Memorial  Woman's  Medical  College,  Cin- 
cinnati. 

Medical  College  of  Ohio,  University  of  Cincin- 
nati,  Cincinnati. 

Miami    Medical    College,    Cincinnati. 

Ohio   Medical    University,    Columbus. 

Starling    Medical   College.    Columbus. 

Toledo    Medical    College,    Toledo. 

Western  Reserve  University,  Medical  Depart- 
ment,   Cleveland. 

OKLAHOMA. 

University  of  Oklahoma,  School  of  Medicine, 
Norman. 

OREGON. 

University      of     Oregon,      Medical     Deiiartment. 

Portland. 
Willamette     University,      Medical     Deiiartment. 

Salem. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Jefferson  Medical  College,   Philadelphia. 

Medico-Chirurgical    College,     Philadelphia. 

Philadelphia  Medical  School  of  Temple  College, 
Philadelphia. 

University  of  Pennsylvania.  Department  of 
Medicine,    Philadelphia. 

Western  I'ennsylvanla  Medical  College.  West- 
ern   University    of    Pennsylvania.    Pittsburg. 

Woman's  Medical  College  of  Peiinsylvnnia, 
Philadelphia. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

Medical  College  of  the  State  of  South  Caro- 
lina.    Charleston. 

TENNESSEE. 
Chattanooga      Medical     College.      Chattanooga. 
Chattanooga    National    Medical    College.    Ctiutta- 

nooga. 
Knoxvllle   Medical  College.    Knoxvllle. 
Meharry     Medlrnl     Colleg*'.     Walden     University 


(colored),    Nashville. 
Memphis    Hospital    Medical    College,     Memphis. 
Southwestern    Presbyterian    University,    Medical 

Department,    ClarksviUe. 
Tennessee     Medical    College,     KnorviUe. 
University    of    Nashville,    Medical    Department, 

Nashville. 
University    of    the    South.    Medical    Department. 

Sewanee. 
I'nlverslty    of    Teunesee,     Medical    Department. 

Nashville. 
University   of    Western   Tennessee,    Medical   Col- 
lege,  Jackson. 
Vanderbllt      University.      Medical      Department. 

Nashville. 

TEXAS. 

Baylor   University,   College  of   Medicine,    Dallas. 

Bell   Medical   College.    Dallas. 

Dallas   Medical   College.    Dallas. 

Gate  City  Medical  College.   Texarkana. 

Fort  Worth  University.  Medical  Department, 
Fort    Worth. 

date   City   Medical   College.    Texarkana. 

Southwestern  University,  Medical  College,  Dal- 
las. 

University  of  Dallas.  Medical  Department.  Dal- 
las. 

University  of  Texas.  Medical  Department,  Gal- 
veston. 

VERMONT. 
University     of     Vermont.     Medical     Department. 
Burlington. 

VIRGINIA. 

MedlcHl    School    of    Virginia.    Richmond. 
I'lilversity     (%)ll«'pe     of     Medicine.     Richmond. 
Unlv.'rKlty    of    Virginia.     Department    of    Medi- 
cine.   ChiirlottcRVlIle. 

WISCONSIN. 

Milwaukee     .Medical     ('ollege.     Milwaukee. 
WIs«onKln   College   of   Physicians   and   Surgeons. 

.Milwaukee. 
University  of    Wisconsin.    Preparatory    Medicine, 

.Madison. 

ONTARIO.  CANADA. 
ITnlverHlty     of     Toronto,      l-'aculty     t»f     Medicine. 
Toronto. 


MEDICAL  SCHOOLS- 
CALIFORNIA. 

Hahnemann    HoMpltal    College.    San    Frnnclsco. 

COLORADO. 

Denver   Ilomeopnthic   College.    I>»»nver. 

ILLINOIS. 
Chicago    HomeopattiI<'    Medical    Colh'ge,    Chicago. 
Hahnemann   Medical  College.    Chicago. 
Herlng    .Medical    College,     Chicago. 

IOWA. 
State    UnlviTslty    of    Iowa.     College    of    Homeo- 
pathic   Mcillrinr.     Iowa    City. 

KENTUCKY. 
Southwestern      Homeopathic      Medical      College. 
Ix)ulsvllle. 


HOMEOPATHIC. 

MARYLAND. 

Southern    Hf»nieopathIc    Medical    College,     Balti- 
more. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston     University.     School     of     Medicine.     Bos- 
ton. 

MICHIGAN. 

Detroit     Honjeo|»athl«>    College.     Detroit. 
University    of    Michigan.     Homeopathic    Medical 
College,    .Ann    Arbor. 

MINNESOTA. 

University     of     Minnesota.     College    of     Homeo- 
pathic Medicine   and   Surgery,    Minneapolis. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


309 


BUSINESS,  SHORTHAND  AND   TELEGRAPHY. 


North    Chicago    Business   College?,    Chicago. 
Northwestern    Business   College.    Chicago. 
O'Donnell's   Business    College.    Chicago. 
Orchard    City    Business    College,    Flora. 
Orr's    Business    College.    Chicago. 
Tuterson's    Stenographic    Institute.    Chicago. 
Progressive  Practical  Business  College.   Chicago. 
St.    Patrick's    Commercial    Academy,    Chicago. 
Springfield   Business   Colleg*'.    Springfield. 
Sterling  Business  College.   Sterling. 
Union    riettrir'    Telegraph    Schwil.     Chicago, 
Walton-James-Ford    School,    Chicago. 
Watson's    Business    College.    Chicago. 
White  College  of  Shorthand.   Chicago. 

INDIANA. 

Anderson    Business    (College,    Anderson. 

Art    College.     Im     Porte. 

Brazil    Business    University,    Brazil. 

Brown's    Business    College,    Terre    Haute. 

Columbian    Commer<'inl    College,     EvansvIIle. 

Crawfordsvllle   Business  College,   Crawfordsvllle. 

Dodges   Institute    of   Telegraphy.    Valparaiso. 

Fllchart    Business    College.    Flkhart. 

Huntington    Business    University,    Huntington. 

Indiana    Business  t'ollege,    Madi.son. 

Indiana  Business  ColIeg(>.  Mnmie. 

Indiana  BuslnesH  College.   Kokomo. 

Indianapolis    Business    University,     Indianapolis. 

Indianapolis  Commercial  College,    Indianapolis. 

International    Business    College,    Fort    Wayne. 

International   Business  College.   South  Bend. 

Lafayette   Bu^•Iness   College,    Ijifayette. 

Lockyear's    Business    College.    Evansvilie. 

Logansport    Business    College,    Logansport. 

Marion   Business   College.    Marion. 

Michigan   City    Business  College,    Michigan  City. 

Muncie    Business    College.    Muncie. 

New    Albany    Business   ('<»llege.    New    Albany. 

Northern  Indiana  Conmiercial  College.  Valpa- 
raiso. 

Richmond    Business    College.    Ilichmoud. 

Sanderson  Sehool  of  PrM<'tl<nl  Business.  Indi- 
anapolis. 

Shorthand    Training    Sihool.    Indianapolis. 

South    Bend  Comnienial   College,    South    Bend. 

Stenographic  Prartlcal  Training  School.  Bloom- 
ington. 

Union  High  Aeadeniy  nnd  Business  College. 
Westfield. 

Vorles*    Business    (College.    Indiiinn polls. 

Wabash   Business  C<»llege.    Terre   Haute. 

INDIAN      TERRITORY. 
Selvldge    Business    College.    .\r<lniore. 

IOWA. 

Bayless    Business    College.     Duliuquc. 

Brown's    Business    CoUege,     Davenport. 

Brown's    Business    College.    Sioux    City. 

Capital    City    Coinmerclal    College,    Des    Moines, 

Capital    City    Telegraph    Institute.    Des    Moines. 

Cedar    Rapids    Business    College.    Cedar    Rapids. 

Central     I<»wa     Business    College.    Marsballtown. 

Charlton   Comnien-lal  College,  fhaiiton. 

Cutler  Business  C<»llege.    Dubn(|Ue, 

Clinton     Business     College.     Clinton. 

Davenport    Business    College.    Davenport. 

Elliot's    Business   College.    Burlington. 

Inter-Stiite   Sehools.    Cedsir    Rapids. 

Iowa    Business    College.    Des    Moines. 

Iowa    City    Commereinl    College.    Iowa    City. 


Johnson's   Business    College.    Ft.    Madison. 
Keokuk     Business    Institute,     Keokuk. 
Muscatine   Business  College.    Mt.    Pleasant. 
National  Business  Training  School.  Sioux  City. 
Oskaloosa    Business    College.     Oskaloosa. 
Dttumwa    Commercial    College.    Ottumwa. 
People's    Commercial   and    Bowen    Business   Col- 
lege,   Des    Moines. 
St.    Mary's    Institute.    Marshalltown. 
Toland's     Business     College.     Spencer. 
Toiand's    Business    University.    Mason    City. 
University    Business    College.     Iowa    City. 
Waterloo    Business    College.    Waterloo. 
Western    Iowa    Business   College,    Council    Bluffs. 

KANSAS. 

Atchison    Business   College,    Atchison. 

Dougherty    Shorthand    School.    Topeka. 

Emporia     Business    C?oIlege.     Emporia. 

lola    Business    College,    lola. 

Kansas    Wesieyan    Business    College,    Salina. 

Lawrence    Business   College.    Lawrence. 

L<>avenworth    Business    College.    Leavenwortii. 

National    Business   College,    Coffey ville. 

National    Business   College,    Hiawatha. 

National    Business    College,     Kansas    City. 

National    Business    College.    Manhattan. 

Nemaha    Commercial    College,    Seneca. 

Ottawa     Business    College,     Ottawa. 

Parsons    Business    College.    Parsons. 

Pittsburg    Business   College.    Pittsburg. 

Pond's    Business    Coll  lege,    Topeka. 

Salt    City    Business   C<illege,    Hutchinson. 

Skelton's  School  of  Telegraphy  and  Railway 
Business.    Salina. 

Standard     Shorthand     School,     Topeka. 

Topeka    Business    Colleg(>.    Topeka. 

Wichita   Buginegg  College,   Wichita. 

Wichita   Commercial   College,    Wichita. 

Winfield  Business  and  Aeademic  College,  Win- 
field. 

KENTUCKY. 
Bryant     &     Stratton     Business     College,     Ixiuis- 

ville. 
Bowling  Green  Businc^ss  ('ollege.  Bowling  Green. 
Cenlral  Business  College.    Paducah. 
Clark's    Commercial    College.    Covington. 
Clark's    C(»uunercial    College.     Newport. 
Internatlon::!   S<'hool   of  Telegmphy,   Louisvilli>. 
Loekyei.r's   Business   College.    Ilopkinsvlile. 
Mnssey   Business  College.   Louisville. 
Owensboro  Commercial  Colh'ge,   Owensboro. 
S<hwartz   School.    Louisville. 
Speneerlan    Business    College,    Louisville. 

LOUISIANA. 

•Mgler's  S<'h<iol  of  Shorthand,    New  Orleans. 
Carillon's    Shorthand    School.     New    Orleans. 
Draughon's    Practical    Business   College,    Shreve- 

port. 
Durel's   Conimerelal   College.    New   Orleans. 
Paragon    Sbortlunul    Institute.    New    Orleans. 
SloMU-Daploystn  Shorthand  SeluMil.    N«'W  Orleans. 
Soule   Conini(>r<Ial   College.    New    Orleans. 
Spen<er*s  Business  (^<»llege.   New  Orleans. 
Twentieth  Century  and  Cowies  Shorthand  School, 

New   Orleans. 
Wheeler   Business  C<»llege.    New  Orleans. 

MAINE. 
Anson    Academy    and    Business    College.     North 


^^^310 


FATTERSOA'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIHECTOSY 


1 


^^                                    OF   THE  UNIIED   STATES   AHD   CANADA.                             311 

HVBIl/BSa,  BUOBTUAKD  AND   TELEaRAPBY. 

Buslu^aa  Chiles,.,   Huilo^t.                                         ■ 

Kdohu  CiVI   BBalDEH  CoUen-,   Kinui  Cllr. 

KiDU.    City    Natlonil    BiulwH   Collpge.    Kan- 

MEW  JEBBEY.                                             1 

■a  Gil/. 

KlrksTUlv  BdiIdgbi  Collese,    Klrkitlllr. 

Mnryilllu  Builneiiii  Culleii:,  Uarrrllle. 

Coleman     Nallooal    Bualuen    College,     Newark.              ■ 

Minpla'i  CamaettM   College.  Clilllloitho. 

Columbia    Cotlege.    Fut»>on.                                      ,^^J 

MlMDnrl  SborUioDd  College,   8t.   lanlii. 

Drake  Bualneai  CoUegB,   Bsjonne.                         ^^^H 

UouDd  CUj  Biulneu  College.  St.  Iduli. 

Drake    Baiineaa   College.    Jerae^   Cltf,                 ^^^H 

NDtUiDul  BuolnaH  College,    Kiinui  Clt/. 

Nc-.Bdo  Bu^ne«  College.  NeTide. 

PiTklLi     and     Hirpel    Mertyiitlle    OallegL-.     SI. 

Bagau  Sehwl  of  Uiulneaa.  Uoboken.                        ^^^1 

Lansley     Batlaeu    College,    Ellmbetb,                                ■ 

PUf.  CommeceHl  College.   SL    JeBeph. 

PnpLsr  BlBir  Blulaeiu  Oiilleg*.  Popl.r  Blu«, 

LIghlfoot   StenograiHilc    nnrl   Typewriting    Inall-                1 

I'owell'a  aburthind  SL-houl.   Kbuuh  City. 

tute,    Jeraey    OltT.                                                                             1 

Uucqh   Cll;   Builneu  College.   Sprtngaeli]. 

Rallrund  Telegraph  Sebuol.  St  Loul*. 

wlch.                                                                                        1 

Phillip.  School,   The.    FaWnBh. 

FlalnBeld  Bualneaa  College.    FlilDfleld. 

St.    Joaepb  Commerrlal   College,   St.  losepb. 

Rlder-UHiie    and    Stewart    Scbool    of    Bnaloeu, 

SI,  Laiili  Commerdal  College,  at.  Louli, 

Trenton. 

Stnrkej'a  Buaineaa  College.    Paleraun.                                   i 

Hpaldliig'a    Commcrclul    College.     K>iw»    OKv. 

Union    Bualneaa  College.    Bllaabetb.                            ^^J 

LtnioB  Bleetric  Telegmiili  H.-Hik,!,  St.  Loul», 

Wood's  College.    Newark.                                               ^^H 

MEW  ICEXICO,                               ^^^1 

KOKTAKA. 

Butte    Bnilnem    CgllL-ge,    Bnlle. 

^^1 

rapltBl   City   flli»Ui«B.   nollrge.    Helena. 

MEW    TOSK.                                     ^^H 

Albany    Builneaa   College,    Alhauy.                        ^^H 

AaaodaUd    Bualneaa    Inatltule.     New    York.       ^^^H 

ABbnrn  ScUmiI  uF  Bnalneaa,  Auburn.                       ^^^H 

Barelay'a    Baaluea.     In.dtute,     Genera,                ^^H 

MEBSABKA. 

BIrd'a  Broni  Buslueu  Inatltule.  Neiv  Vork.            ^^^ 

Fall!   City    BuilDCn  <:olWc>.    VMn   I'lly. 

Blai'knun'a     8.'hunl.     Brooklyn.                                              1 

IkVle-s  ComniBrcUl  0<Mlegi>.  i>iiiii]i«. 

Broken  Bow  Biulneu  rai\,-g^:   Hiv.k.'ii   Uoo-. 

nryunt-Slratton    Bualneaa    College,     Buffalo. 

HaMlngti    BudneiB   ColleK,',    l[»«lliil!-. 

Buller-a  Bualueaa  Sehool  and  School  of  Mecbnn- 

Llneoln    BuilneH   College.    Llnr-oln. 

MeCeok  Pbonognplile  Initltute.    McCwk. 

CbarlcB   Corauicrclal    School,    Brooklyn. 

MfbrBiki     Bnilneu    and      Sbnrtbsnil      College, 

CUghom->    Bryant    ft    Stritton     Builuesa    Col- 

Omiha. 

k.ge.    Brooklyn.                                                                                   1 

Norfolk  Baiineaa  College,  Norfolk. 

CortluBd  BuHneu  IjHOtute,   Corlland.                                  1 

Normweatem    Bnaloeu   College,    B.-alrleo. 

Dakln-g    Bualuva*    tnatltute,    Syrocuae.                  ^^^H 

Kt.  Paul  Budneaa  College.  »l.    Paul. 

Rlllnwood  Sellout.   Brooklyn.                                     ^^^H 

Stayner-a  SUorlband  School,   Llocol.i, 

Van  8ant-a  School  ol  ShorttiaiK],  OnuOiii. 

UeneTa   Buelnen  Training   Inatltnte,    Seneta.  ^^^H 

irXTASA, 

VEW    HAMPBHIBE. 

Hettley  Sebool,    Brooklyn.                                              ^^^ 

Henley    Bcbo.,1,    Tbe.    Syraeue-                                                1 

Brian  t     &     Slratlon     Bualueea     Ci.  liege.     Man- 

UarletD  ComiuercUl  Institute.  New  York. 

cheater. 

Humfa    PrUaU    StbiKil,     Buffalo. 

imyer  BualneM  College.    Ito.er. 

tlornellatllle    Bualneaa    and    Shortlund    Bdiool.                 J 

llomeltarllle,                                                                1 

Ileuer  Builnen  College,  Mi.ncbeiK'r. 

Peanlr'c-H  Oommereial  Sehool.  Doier. 

Nubna  Biialucu  College,  Nuahua. 

lockporl    Bualnew   Inatltute,     Loekport.              ^^^H 

National   Bailaeaa  College.   Kaabuo. 

New  Hampton  Coomerelal  College,  New  Hamp- 

Miner*    Bualneaa    Acnileniy.    Brooklyn.                                   ■ 

^^^i^^ 

304 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


SCHOOL  OF  MUaiC. 


SCHOOL  OF  MUSIC. 


SCHOOLS  OF  MUSIC. 


ALABAMA. 

Birmiughnni    Couservatory    of    Music,     Birmlug- 

bam. 

CALIFORNIA. 
College  of  Music,   Oakland. 
Freeze  Conservatory  of  Music.   Los  Angeles. 
Los    Angeles   Conservatory    of    Music   and    Arts, 

Los  Angeles. 
San  Jose  Conservatory  of  Music.  San  Jose. 

COLORADO. 

College  of  Music,   University  of  Denver,   Denver. 

CONNECTICUT. 
Brookfleld   Summer  School   of   Music,   Brookfleld 

Center. 
Danbury    Music    Scbool.    Danbury. 

GEORGIA. 

Clavier  Piano  School,   Savannah. 
Klindworth  Conservatory  of  Music,   Atlanta. 
Southern  School  of  Music.   Augusta. 

ILLINOIS. 
American    Conservatory    of    Music,    Chicago. 
American    Violin    School,    Chicago. 
Arey    Conservatory    of    Music,    Chicago. 
Balatlca   Musical    College,    Chicago. 
Bu^  Temple  Conseivatory  of  Music,  Chicago. 
Caruther's    Normal    School,    Chicago. 
Central    Conservatory,    Chicago. 
Century  School  of  Music.  Chicago. 
Cheney    School.    Mrs.    John    Vance,    Chicago. 
Chicago   Conservatory,    Chicago. 
Chicago  Musical  College,    Chicago. 
Chicago    Musical   Seminary,    Chicago. 
Chicago   National   College   of    Music.    Chicago. 
Chicago   Op«*ra   School,   Chicago. 
Chicago    Piano    College,    Chicago. 
Columbia   School    of   Music.    Chicago. 
Kelso    School    of    Musical    and     Dramatic    Art, 

Chicago. 
Kugler   Guitar   School.    Chlcapo. 
Lefflngwell    Violin    School.    Chicago. 
School      of      Music,      Northwestern      University, 

Evanston. 
Sherwood    Music   School.    Chicago. 
Tomaso    Mandolin   School.    Chicago. 

INDIANA, 

Central  College   of  Mnslr.    Indianapolis. 
Fort  Wayne  Conservatory  of  Music,    Vt.   Wayne. 
Indianapolis     Conservatorv     of     Music,      Indian- 
apolis 
IiidlanapoliR   Piano   Collogc.    Indianapolis. 
Metropolitan  School  of  Music.  Indianapolis. 

IOWA. 
I)cs   MolncH    Musical   College.    Dos   Moines. 
Drake   School  of   Mnf»l«'.    Dcs   Molin's. 
Knna    Conservatory    of    Music.    Dcs    Moines. 
Iowa  City  Conservatory  of  Miislc.    Iowa   City. 
Power  School  of  Music.    Davenport. 
Rulfrolc  School  of   .Music.    Dcs  Moines. 

KANSAS. 

nisslng's    Consorvatoiy    of    Music.    Hays. 
Schorr   of   Pianoforte    Playing.    Topoka. 
Western    Musical    Conservatory,     Emporia. 


KENTUCKY. 
Boston    Academy    of    Music,    Louisville. 

LOUISIANA. 

Points   Musical    Institute.    New   Orleans. 
Southern    College   of    Music.    New    Orleans. 

MAINE. 
Virgil   Clavier   School,    Portland. 

MARYLAND. 

Pea  body  Conservatory  of  Music,   Baltimore. 
Melrose  School  of  Music,   Melrose. 

MABBACHUBETTB. 
International  School  for   Vocalists  and   Pianists, 

Boston. 
New    England    Conservatory    of    Music,    Boston. 

MICHIGAN. 
University   School   of   Music.    Ann    Arbor. 

MINNESOTA. 

Johnson    School   of    Music,    Minneapolis. 
Minneapolis   School    of    Music,    MlnneaiMilis. 
Northwestern     Conservatory     of     Music,     Minui.-- 
apolis. 

MISSOURI. 
Beethoven  Conservatory   of  Music.   St.    Loals. 
Berlin    School   of   Music.    St.    Louis. 
Boeddecker's   Conservatory   of   Music,    St.    Louis. 
Hughey's  School  of  Music  Culture.  St.   Louis. 
Kansas  City   College  of  Music.   Kansas   City. 
Kansas  City  Musical  College.    Kansas  City. 
Schultze's    Piano    School.    Kansas   City." 

NEBRASKA. 

American  Mandolin  School.   Lincoln. 
Nebraska    Conservatory    of   Music.    Lincoln. 
Omaha   Conservatory   of   Music.    Omaha. 
I'nlverslty    of    Nebraska,    Seliool    of   Music,    Lin- 
coln. 

NEW    YORK. 

American   Collepe  of  Musicians.    New  York. 
A8so<iatc    .School   of    Music.    New    York. 
Brooklyn    College    of    Music.    Brooklyn, 
Brooklyn    Conservatory    of   Music.    Brooklyn. 
Brockhaven  School  of  Opera.   Cincinnati. 
Choristers'   School  of  Crace  Church.    New    York. 
Grand    Conservatory   of    Music.    New   York. 
Grand   Italian  Conservatory   of  Music,    Brooklyn. 
Ha  nan    College    of    Music.     Brooklyn. 
HinchclIfTe's   College   of   Music.    Brooklyn. 
Mascapnl  Conservatory  of   Music.    New   York. 
Mollenhauer    Conservatory    of    Music.     Brooklyn. 
Metropolitan  College  of  Music.   New  York. 
Metropolitan   School   of   Music  and    Art.   Troy. 
National    ('onservnt<»ry     of     Music    of     America, 

New    York. 
New    York    College  of   Music.    New    York. 
New    York    Conservatory   of   Music.    New   York. 
New    York   (lermjin   Cnnservatory   of   Music,    New 

York. 
Phj'l[)s'    Musical    Institute.    Brooklyn. 
School     of    Musical     Art    of    the    City    of    New 

York.    N.    Y. 
Slack's    School    of    Music.     Bnioklyn. 
Virgil    Piano   School.    New    York. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


305 


ART    SCHOOLS, 


ART   aCHOOLS. 


Wildner    Conservatory    of    Music,    Brooklyn. 

OHIO. 

Barters    Musicul    College,    Mautau. 
Capitol  School   of   Music,   Columbus. 
Cincinnati    Conservatory    uf    Music.    Cincinnati. 
Cincinnati    Mu8i<-    ScIkm)],    Cincinnati. 
College   of    Music   of   Cincinnati,    Cincinnati. 
Mctroi)olitan   College  of   Music.    Cincinnati. 
Ohio   Conservatory    of    Music.    Cincinnati. 
Scholl's  Elite  School   of  Music,    Cincinnati. 
Toledo   Conservatory   of   Music.    Toledo. 
West   Side   Musical   College,   Cleveland. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Apollo    School    of    Music.    Philadelpbiu. 

Beethoven   School  of   Music.    Meadvillc. 

Broad     Street     Conservatory     of     Music,     Phila 
delphia. 

Freeburg    Musical    College,    Freeburg. 

Harrisburg    ronservutory    of    Music.    Harrlsburg 

National  College  of  Music,    Philadelphia. 

Pennsylvania    College    of    Music.    Meadville. 

Philadelphia    Musical    Academy.    Philadelphia. 

Iloyal  Conservatory  and  College  of  Music.  Phila- 
delphia. 

Sternberg    School    of   Mu8l<*,    Philadelphia. 


TENNESSEE. 

Conservatory  of   Music,   Nashville. 

Farrar  School  of  Voice  and  Piano.    Nashville. 

Tennessee   Academy    of   Music,    Nashville. 

TEXAS. 
Ix>ndon    ConwTvatory.    Dallas. 
Waco  Conservatory   of   Music,    Waco. 

VIRGINIA. 

Richmond  CiMiservatory  of  Music.   Uichmond. 

WASHINGTON. 
Payne's   Mandolin   and   Guitar   School,    Spokane. 

ONTABIO,    CANADA. 
Canadinn  Conservatory  of  Music,  Ottawa. 
Kingston    (?ons(>rvatory   of  Music   and   School  of 

Elocution  and  Literature.   Kingston. 
L<mdon    Conservatory    of    Music,    London. 
Metropolitan   School  of   Music,   Toronto. 
Toronto   College   of  Music,    Toronto. 
Toronto   Conservatory   of   Music.   Toronto. 

MANITOBA.     CANADA. 
Winnipeg    College    of    Music,    Winnipeg. 

NOVA    SCOTIA. 
Halifax    Conservatory    of    Music.    Halifax. 


ART   SCHOOLS. 


CALIFORNIA. 

California    School    of    Design,    Sacramento. 

California    School   of    Design.    San    Francisco. 

Leland  Stanford  Junior  University,  School  of 
Fine    Arts,    Stanford    University. 

Los  Angeles  College  of  Fine  Arts.  Los  Angeles. 

Mark    Hopkins   Institute   of   Art,    San    B>anclKco. 

University  of  California.  Department  of  Deco- 
rative  and    Industrliil    Art.    Berkeley. 

University  of  Southern  California,  Art  Depart- 
ment,   Garvanza. 

COLORADO. 

Colorado    .\rt    School.    Colorado  Springs. 
Students'    Art    School.     Denver. 

CONNECTICUT. 
Hartford    Art    School,     Hartford. 
Norwich    Art    School.    Norwich. 
Yale  University,    Yale   School  of   the  Fine  Arts, 
New   Haven. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Corcoran   School   of  Art.    Washington. 

National    Park    School.    Art    Department,    Wash 

ington. 

ILLINOIS. 
Academy   of   Fine   Arts,    Chicago. 
Art    Academy.    Chicago. 
Art  Institute  of  Chicago,   Chicago. 
Chicago    School    of    An-hlte<>ture.    Art    Institute. 

Chicago. 
University    of    Illinois.    Department    of    Art    and 

Design.    Urbana. 

INDIANA. 
Ft.    Wayne    Art    School.    Ft.    Wayne. 
Ibdiana    University,    Department    of    Fine    Arts, 
Bloomlngton, 


John   Herron   Art   Institute.    Indianapolis. 
National    Correspondence    School    of    Illustrating. 
Indianapolis. 

KANSAS. 
Bethany   College.    Art   Department.   Lindsborg. 
Unirersity    of    Kansas,     School    of    Fine    Arts, 
Lawrence. 

LOUISIANA. 
Tulane    University,    Department    of    Fine    Arts, 
New    Orleans. 

MARYLAND. 

Baltimore    Art    School.    Baltimore. 
Maryland    Institute   of    Design,    Baltimore. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston    Art    School,     Boston. 

Cowles'    Art   School.       Boston. 

Eric    Pape   School    of    Art,    Boston. 

Essex     Institute,     Salem. 

Harvard  University,  Department  of  Fine  Arts, 
Boston. 

Ivowell    School    of    Design,    Boston. 

Massachusetts  Institute  of  Technology,  Depart- 
ment   of    -Vrchltectnre.    Boston. 

Massachus(>tts    Normal    Art    School,    Boston. 

Peabody    Institute,    Peabody. 

School  of  Drawing  and  Painting  of  the  Museum 
of   Fine  Arts,    lioston. 

Smith    Ct)llege.    School    of    Art.    Northampton. 

Wellesley  College,  Department  of  Fine  Arts, 
Wellesley. 

Worcester  Free  Institute  of  Industrial  Science, 
Worcester. 

MICHIGAN. 
Detroit    Art    Academy,    Detroit. 


OF    IH£   UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 


BUBIl/EaS.  SHORTHAND  AND 


IOWA. 

DC   Uolpe.. 

Slaiihoiie-WheHli.Tott     Drama  Ho      School.      Naw 

Blem-a  School   of  Ijinsnnsea.    BroohlTii.   N.    Y. 
Volaaco  B*hool  of  I.uguageg,    Brooklrn,    N,    Y. 

WHiern     School     of     Elocution     Knil     (Uataty. 
Wli'blln. 

LQPlBIAirA. 

New  WrlenBB  CollfBP  of  Orulurj  uRil   Bl«-mlon, 

OHIO. 

Capitol    School    of    Oratory.    Columbua. 

]uaTi.A]n). 

Flnni'a  AMdamr  f  Speaoh.  CliMiBUtt. 

H.jwanl  School  nf   BloeoUon,    (Jlnclnnatl. 

RBfToff  School  of   Biprcaalon.   CIcisUmJ, 
Scboalcr   School   or   Blocntlon.    GInflnDaU. 
Tucker  Schi»l  of  l^iprpaiion.   CleTolind. 

Cnlbc.'    OollPgB    of    Phjultal   tJllltlir.',     Boston. 

sEHmYLvunA. 

U'l'ini  »<hool  of  Drninullv  Art.  M[uu«apolls. 

Nalloiiol  a<-h«ol  of  Blocullop  unil  Oratory.  Phil- 

mssonsL 

ad.aphla. 

AudlloriuBi  DmmIIc  S.h.wl,  K.iism  City. 

ITT  AH, 

Oarnor  Shidlos.    BI.   JOHpli. ' 

Kimwn   City   S'-hool   of   lidBllBBcH,    KlI.HOB  inij-. 

^'tS',"'s»i't'"t«io  ciw'""'  """  '''"■""'  '^"'' 

Pbitj  Siiligol  of   Omtory,   St.    LobH. 

SEW    TOUK. 

Amcrlciiii   School  of  Blocqllon.   Brooklj-ii. 

OKTABIO,    CAM  AD  A. 

American  School  of  Opcrn.   Ntw   York. 

BM   Botaool  of  SpMHiob,    Maw   York. 

aUEBEO,   CANADA. 

MonlTfBl  Bchool  of  Blocullod.  MunlroBl. 

BUSINESS.  SHORTHAND  AND  TELEGRAPHY. 


ARKANSAS. 


CAUrOfiNU. 


C^foTDta   Bndu 


OoUata,    San   7nuiBlBi». 

lincBa  Onllpge.  Santa  Cnii. 
Icbool,   Lob   AniftoB. 


1 


Haa,ld'B  Boalnaaa  CsUaca,   Sas  EtuiaiMo. 


Loa  Angclca  Bnalnua  (VillwP 

MuDBon  Srbool   of  Shorthand 

Polrtcchnlc  Bnalnna  CoHfjo, 

OakKDd. 

iJ 


PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 
BUSINESS,  SHORTHAND  AND   TSLBQSAFHy. 


n    Bcriiiird)Dg   BubIdcu   Collefe.    Bud   I 
IP    Dicco   CnmmMciBl  CollegB,    San    Die 

nla    Rou    Bualaen    Colloge.    SDntii   no 


OEOaOIA. 
■  Collece.  Atlinti 


in  111  Ccllegi!.  Atluta. 

Inalneu  Callege.  AtluU. 

■  ma   BualDpu  CallFgf.   lUnn. 


1 


I  Bqslnui  ColUge. 


Trinidad   Bnllnen 
W»1l«i-o  Be 
WordKorth' 


oojmECTicnr. 


■5  CalloKi 


■  BdMliiMS  Qellege. 


iiIdph  Ooll'Ri'.  N<w 
nmnrotKrat  BualncH  CollriP.  Hnnford. 
Conn^rtlmt  Baalneaa  Collpgi-.  UMdleton 
Otttni-n  Bhorthand  S.-hf»l.  New  H.Ten. 
HlllTPr  IniMtntf.  Hartford. 
BaDtalnfer'a  BasluesB  Cniieei^.  Hartford 
Merrill    Cnll 

New  Britain  Commercial  C..lle([B. 

mraatfad-s  OomnnTrlnl  CnW-iit.   T 
ppqnnd    Bnalneia    Colleee,    Mprlde 
Pope    BniitiiBU   Cntleire.    Dcrhj- 
Pnlntm   BnslnoH  Oolle^,    Palnon 


DELAWASE. 


snmiOT  or 

,   Thi-.   Waahlnirt'.i 
1   BndDPn   Co1I»e< 


Wond"i  Cmnmen 


.. -jloeu    College.    AnniM. 
I   Bmlnrna  College.  Bannnnh. 
uxIni'H  College.  SaTannah. 
"'"■" ^al  iHtltnte.  Anputa. 


l: 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


309 


BUSINESS,  SHORTHAND  AND  TELEGRAPHY. 


North    Chicago   Business   College,    Chicago. 
Northwestern    Business   College.    Chicago. 
O'Donnell's   Business   College.    Chicago. 
Orchard    City    Business    College.    Flora, 
Orr's    Business    College,    Chicago. 
Paterson's    Stenographic    Institute.    Chicago. 
Progressive  Practical  Business  College.   Chicago. 
St.    Patrick's    Commercial    Academy,    Chicago. 
Springfield   Business   College.    Springfield. 
Sterling  Business  College,  Stei-ling. 
Union    IC1<M  trir»    Telegraph    School,     Chicago. 
Walton-James-Ford   S<-hool,    Chicago. 
Watson's   Business   College.    Chicago. 
White  College  of  Shorthand.   Chicago. 

INDIANA. 

Anderson    Business    College,    Anderson. 

Art    College,     Lii     Porte. 

Brazil    Business    University,    Brazil. 

Brown's   Business   College,    Terre   Haute. 

Columbian    Cummereiiil    College,     Evansville. 

Crawfordsville   Business  College.   Crawfordsville. 

Dodges   Institute   of   Telegraphy.    Valparaiso. 

Ellchart    Business    Colleg(>.    Ellihart. 

Huntington    Business    University,    Huntington. 

Indiana    Business  INdlege.    Madison. 

Indiana  Business  College.  Munrie. 

Indiana  Business  College.  Koliomo. 

Indianapolis    Business    University,    Indianapolis. 

Indianapolis  Commercial  College,   Indianapolis. 

International    Business    College,    Fort    Wayne. 

International  Business  College.   South  Bend. 

Lafayette  Buriness  College.   Ijifayette. 

Lockyear's   Business    College,    Evansville. 

Logansport    Business    College.    Logansport. 

Marion  Business  College.    Marlon. 

Michigan  City   Business  College.    Michigan  City. 

Muncie    Business    College.    Muncie. 

New    Albany    Business   Colleg«».    New    Albany. 

Northern  Indiana  Comuierelal  College.  Valpa- 
raiso. 

Richmond   Business   College.    Richmoud. 

Sanderson  S<'h<M»l  of  Pra<-ll<nl  Busines.s,  Indi- 
anapolis. 

Shorthand    Training    School.    Indianapolis. 

South   Bend  C<nnmerclal   College,   South    Bend. 

Stenographic  Practloal  Tnilning  School.  Bloom- 
ington. 

Union  High  Academy  and  Business  College. 
Westfield. 

Vories'    Business   Colb'gc.    lndi:innpolis. 

Wabash   Business  College.   Tern*  Haute. 

INDIAN      TERRITORY. 
Selvldge    Business   College,    ,\rdniore. 

IOWA. 

Bayless    Business    College,    Dubmiuc. 

Brown's    Business    College.     Davenport. 

Brown's    Business   College.    Sioux    City. 

Capital    City    Commercial    College.    Des    Moines. 

Capital    City    Telegraph    IiiHtltnte.    Des    Moines. 

Cedar    Rapids    Btialness    College.    Cedar    Rapids. 

Central    Iowa     Business    ("ollege.    Marshalltown. 

Charlton  Commerelal  C<»llege.  riinilton. 

C'utler  Business  College.   Dubmiue. 

Clinton     Business     Coll<'p«».     Clinton. 

Davenport    Business    College.    Davenport. 

Elliot's   Business   (.'ollege.    Burlington. 

Inter-State  Sehools,    Cedar    UapUls. 

Iowa    Business    College.    Des    Moines. 

Iowa    City    Commerelal    College.    Iowa    City. 


Johnson's   Business    College.    Ft.    Madison. 
Keokuk     Business    Institute.     Keokuk. 
Muscatine   Business  College,    Mt.   Pleasant. 
National  Business  Training  School.  Sioux  City. 
Oskaloosa    Business    College,    Oskaloosa. 
Ottumwa    Commercial    College,    Ottumwa. 
People's    Commercial   and    Bowen    Business   Col- 
lege,   Des    Moines. 
St.    Mary's    Institute.    Marshalltown. 
Toland's     Business     College,     Spencer. 
Toland's    Business    University,    Mason    City. 
University    Business    College,     Iowa    City. 
Waterl(K>    Business    College.    Waterloo. 
Western   Iowa   Business  College,   Council   Bluffs. 

KANSAS. 

Atchison    Business   College,    Atchison. 

Dougherty    Shorthand    School,    Topeka. 

Emporia     Business    College.     Emporia. 

lola    Business    College.    lola. 

Kansas    Wesleyan    Business    College,    Salina. 

Lawrence    Business   College,    Lawrence. 

lA^avenworth    Business    College.    Leavenworth. 

National   Business   C-ollege,    Coffey ville. 

National    Business    College,    Hiawatha. 

National    Business    College.    Kansas    City. 

National    Business    College,    Manhattan. 

Nemaha    Commercial    College.    Seneca. 

Ottawa    Business    College,     Ottawa. 

Parsons    Business    College.    Parsons. 

Pittsburg    Business   College.    Pittsburg. 

Pond's    Business    Colllege,    Topeka. 

Salt    City    Business   College,    Hutchinson. 

Skelton's  School  of  Telegraphy  and  Railway 
Business.    Salina. 

Standard     Shorthand    S<hooI.     Topeka. 

Topeka    Business    College.    Topeka. 

WichiU   Businegg  College,   Wiohita. 

Wichita   Commercial   College,    Wichita. 

Winlleld  Business  and  Academic  College,  Win- 
field. 

KENTUCKY. 
Bryant     &     Stratton     Business     College,     Louis- 
ville. 
Bowling  Green  Business  College,  Bowling  Green. 
Central  Bu^iinesH  College.    Paducah. 
Clark's    Commercial    College.    Covington. 
Clark's    Counnerclal    Collegt?,    Newport. 
lnternation::l   S<hool   of  Telegniphy.   LtMilsville. 
Loekye;.r"8   Business  College,    llopkinsville. 
Maasey   Busln(>ss  College.   Louisville. 
Owonsboro  Commercial  College.   Owensboro. 
S«  hwartz    School.    I.<oulsvllle. 
Spen««'rlan    Business    College,    Louisville. 

LOUISIANA. 

.\lKler\s  S«ii«K»l   of   Shorthand.    N<'w   Orleans. 
Carillon's    Shorthand    School.    New    Orleans. 
Draugh<>n's    Practical    Business    College,    Shreve- 

port. 
Durel's   Commerelal    College.    New   Orleans. 
Paragon    Shorthand    Institute,    New   Orleans. 
Slo.-m-Diiploynn  Shorthand  Sehool.   New  Orleans. 
,^oule   Coniniercial    College.    N«'w   Orleans. 
Spen<er'»  Business  ('olh»ge.   New  Orleans. 
Twentieth  Century  and  Cowh's  Shorthand  School. 

•New  Orleans. 
Wheeler    BuHiness  College.    New  Orleans. 

MAINE. 

Anson    Academy    and    Business    College.     North 


u 

M 

UchUu  BailDHs   DnlrMilt]-. 
rblnii  Batlae-  OoIK.«b,   Battle 

IM  cdiifci!.  Dctmt. 

OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA.                             311            1 

BVSINEB8,  aHORTBAND  AND  TELEORAPBY.                                                        1 

Tcioui^e's   Prs.tk-al    Biialn.-ss   CUege     Laeoula                J 

Jopllu  BiKliieB  Collec-,  JopUn. 

KEW  JEMSy.                                           J 

Kansas    City    NsIIodbI    Siulni<ga   CoIlFgc,    Kau- 

H  Ctlj-. 

UirksvUlp    BubLusm   Collegia.    KLrk>rllk', 

lanidea  Commercial  College.  Camden.                                      J 

Muryillle  RDBlness  Cp)l«ge.  MsrjTUm. 

Muupln-B  CommprclBl   Collrgi-.   CtallllcuUir. 

Colamhia    College,    Pati-rsQo.                                   ^^J 

Mliisoorl  HhprUisna  Collee*.   ai,   Ixiuls. 

Mound  OltT  BiubiMB  College.  St.  Louis. 

l>rakc    BuBlneu    College,    lenejr    Cltr.                   ^^^M 

PiTklus    Bufl     Uarpfl    Metcintlle    Oollpgo,     St. 

Kagau  Sctasol  oC  Itusloesa.  Uobokeo.                                H 

Ijuslej    Boalneas    College.    Bllsabetb.                           ^ 

Flall'i   Commercial   CoU<«e.   St.   Joacpb. 

BullToid  Telecrapb  School.  BU  Loula. 

anblcsm-a  Sbortbanl  College,  Bt.  LuuH. 

PbllUps   School.  The.    Fateraon. 

St.   JoHpb   Builneu   [TnUenltr,   3t.   JuwiA. 

Plalnfleld   Boalneas  College.    PlslnOeld. 

ai.   JoMpta  CominerfUl   Colli^ge.  St.  Jesepb. 

St.  Louis  Commerdsl  CoUege.  SL  Louli. 

T^nto™."    "        *™"^'      1^  w     o             OMS, 

Hturkej's  Busluen  College,    Pateraon.                                 J 

Spoldlni-s    ConnDerclsl    Callegr.    kniuBS    City. 

Union  BlfiClrlc  Telegn.^  School,  3t.  Louis. 

Wood'a   College,    Newark.                                               ^^H 

NEW  MEXICO.                             ^^H 

XOUTAITA. 

Alhuqiienino  Kosliii-ss  College.  Albu(iUcri|oe.        ^^^^H 

Bntte    BoalDeH    Collar.    Bu«e. 

MEW  xoax.                       ^^^ 

EngElborn  Buleni   BuslnpSB  Cnllr'ge.   Heleno. 

llrtsl    Falls   Commercial    College,    Greut    Falls. 

Aaeodsled    Buslneas    Institute.    Ne»    York.                      f 

KallapFll  Bualness  Vullecc.   KallsML 

Barclay'a    Bualovas    Institute,     OenaTa.                             1 

rain  CltJ    BailDcu  Collfge,    Falls   City. 

Royh-'H  Cammcrclal  Collrge.  Onnha. 

Brawne'a   Brooklyn   Sualneas  College.   Brooklyn. 

nrokcn  Bovr  BuBlneas  College.  Bn.ken  Bo>r. 

Hastings  BDsloeas  Oollege.  Haatlngs. 

Buth-r'a  Bualneaa  Scbool   and  School   ft   Uerlisn- 

Kesrney  Scbool  snd  Bualni'ss  College.   Kearney. 

Ccolral  Uoalneia  Sclmol.  Brooklyn. 

Modern  Conunerclal  Collegp,  Unr'.ilu. 

Chaclea   Commercial    Scbool.    Brooklyn. 

Nebraska     Itnilneaa    and      Shorlhsnil      Cr)llpgc, 

Clugliom-a    Bryant    &    Strattou    Bualness    Col 

Omabn. 

lege.  Brooklyn. 

Norfolk  Buslnewi  College,  Norfolk. 

Cortland  Bnrineas  Institute.   Corllsud. 

Clork-a  School  or  Bustncss.  North  Tonsvands. 

Omaba  fiualneaa  DnlTHalty,  Omub*. 

Dakln'B    Builueas    Institute,    Syracose. 

(imaba    Commerel.l   College.    Omaba. 

St.   Paul  Buslneu  College.   Bt.  Paul. 

Kllinwood  Sclioi.l.   BronkD'u. 

stnynrr'H  Shorlhand  Scbool.  Lincoln. 

Klmlra   Scbool    oC    Commerce.    Elmlra. 

Oencsee   Wesleyan  Commercial  School.    Umi. 

OensTS   DuslnesB  Training   Inatltute,    aeoera. 

MEYASA. 

AlkloaoD's   Netadu  Bn«ln«i8   rnatilule,    Reno. 

llaley-a  Bualneaa  Inatltute,   Oleiis  Fulls, 

HEW    HAMPSHIRE. 

Hellley  School.    Brooklyn. 

BIlBB  Business  College,   Portimoutb. 

Henley    Scbool.    The.    Syrseue. 

Bryant     &     Sttatton     Business     College.     Man- 

Doter  Biialness  Onllege.    Duver. 

lirliinell's  Commercial  Bchoul,  Keene. 

Penslee's  CommereUl  Scbool.  Dorer. 

Klaslck-S   BuBluess    Inatltute,    Brooklyn.                             J 

Nashua  Bualness  College,  Nariina. 

Ijjckport    Buslneaa    Institute,    LoekpgM.                              1 

Lonir  Island  Buslneaa  College.    Brooklyn.                            1 

New  Hampton  Commercial  College.  New  Hamp- 

Metropolitan    Sborlhand   School.    New   York.                       '. 

MItl.T  Stchool   of  BuBioeas,    New   York. 

SI. '  Anaelm-s  Bnslnesa  Cnllege,   Mancbeater. 

d 

312 


PATTESSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DISECTOKT 


BUSINESS,  SHORTHAND  AND  TELEGRAPHY. 


»w  York  Commercial  and  Steoocrmphlc  School, 
BrookljD. 

O'Brien '«  Sbortband  School,    Brookljii. 

CJCdensbnrf   Bosioeai   School,    Os<lenstHirs. 

Packard    Commercial    School,    New    York. 

Pa  foe    Uptown    BosineM   School,    New    York. 

Penn  Yan   Commercial  Inatitote,   Peno   Yan. 

Poppenhoaen    Instltate.    Colleir^    Point. 

Bamadall  School  of  Baaineas,  Middletown. 

Rochecter    Basinesn    Inatitnte.    Rochester. 

Rnacoe   College   of   Commerce.    New   York. 

St.   Jamea   Commercial  School,   Brooklyn. 

Salamanca  Actual  Bnaineas  Institute,  Sag  Har- 
bor. 

Sherman's    Easiness   College.    Mt.    Temon. 

Spencer's    Business    School,    Kingston. 

Spencerian    Business    School.    Utica. 

Spencerlan    Business    School.    Yonkers. 

Spencerian    Institute   of   Business,    Newhurg. 

Sjracuae    Commerrial    School.    Syracuse. 

Teale's  School  of  Stenograirfij  and  Languages. 
Brookijn. 

Thompson's   Business  School,    New   York. 

Troj    Business    College,    Troy. 

UnderhlU's  Phonographic  Institute.   Rochester. 

Utica    Business    Institute.    Utica. 

Vermilye    College,     New    York. 

Walworth    Business    Institute.     New    York. 

Warner's   Business  School,    Elmira. 

Westhrook    Commercial    Academy.    Olean. 

Whiteman's  Telegraph   School.    Chatham. 

Wood's  Brooklyn  School,  Brooklyn. 

Wood's   New   York   School,    New   York. 

Wyckoff    Phonographic    Institute,    Ithaca. 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

AshcriUc    Business    College,    Ashcrille. 
Asheville   School   of  Stenography   and   Typi-wrlt- 

ing.   Asherille. 
Charlotte    Commercial    College.    Charlotte. 
Fleming   University   of  Shorthand,   Charlotte. 
Fort  Ilembree  Business  Institute.  Hayosyllle. 
King's   BualnoM   College,    Charlotte. 
King's    Buninoss    College,    Raleigh. 

NORTH  DAKOTA. 

Dakota  Bunlness  Oolloge,  Fargo. 

MInot  Biinlness  College,  Minot. 

Nf»rthweHt«Tii  Cornmoroliil  College,   Grand   Forks. 

Union  Commercial  College.   Grand  Forks. 

OHIO. 

Actual    Rusiiiosn    College.    Akron. 

Actual  BusinesH  Unlrerslty,  Fremont. 

Ashtabula    Bualness    College.     Ashtabula. 

Rartlett's   Commercial   College,    Cincinnati. 

Beck's   Academy,    Pi<|ua. 

Ilerkey    and     Dyke's    Private    nnalness     School, 

(/leveland. 
Itliss    Bualnefls    College.    Columbus. 
Browne's    Buitlncas    Coll<«pe.     Youngstown. 
Bryant.    Strntton    and    Smith    Business    College, 

Warren. 
Buckey»»    Biminess    College,     Sidney. 
Campbell    nunlnesn    College.    Cambridge. 
Canton    Actnol    Businefm    College,    Canton. 
Cincinnati  Commercial  rollege.  Cincinnati. 
Cincinnati    8<'hool  of  PlionoKraphy.   Cincinnati. 
Columbufl   HimineRS  Collegt*.    Columbua. 
Columbia    rommerriol    Univerjilty.    Lancaster. 
Darling's  Private  BuHiness  rollejfi'.  IClyria. 
Davis     Business     College.     Toledo. 


Edmiston    BaaiDess   College.    Clevelaiid. 

Elyria  Bnaineas  College.    Elyria. 

Excelaior    Business  College.    Yoongstown. 

Federal   Bosineas   College.    Bacyms. 

Gem   City   School  of   Business.    Dayton. 

Graham's   Business   College.    Portsmoath. 

Hall's    Business    University.    Youngstown. 

Hamilton  Business  College.  Hamilton. 

Hammel   Business  College.   Aknm. 

Heidelbei^   Commercial   College,    TUDn. 

Hlckle's    Commercial    College,     Colnmbna. 

Jscob's    Business    College.    Dayton. 

Lentz    Commercial    S<4iool.     Dayton. 

Lima    Business    College.    Lima. 

McDonald  Educational  Institute.   Cincinnati. 

Littleford's     Shorthand     SchooL     CindnnatL 

Mansfield    Business    College,    Mansfield. 

Marietta    Commercial    College.    Marietta. 

Massillon   Actual   Business  College.   MaaaiUon. 

Meredith    Business    College.    ZanesTille. 

Modem     School.     The.     Cleveland. 

Moore's  Business  Collc*ge,   Urbana. 

Morse  School  of  Telegrairfiy,  Cincinnati. 

Nelson's    Business   College,    Cindnnati. 

Nelson's   Business   College.    Springfield. 

Newark    Business    College.    Newark. 

Norwalk   Buainess  College.   Norwalk. 

Oberlin  Buainess  College.   Oberlin. 

Oberlin    School    of    Telegraphy.    Oberlin. 

Ohio   Business   College.    Mansfield. 

Ohio    Valley    Business    College.    Baat    LlrerpooL 

Ottawa  Business  College.  Oxford. 

Parson's    Business    College.    Columbus. 

St.    Joseph   College.    Cincinnati. 

Salem    Business    College.    Salem. 

Sandusky    Business   College,    Sandusky. 

Spencerian    Commercial    School.    Cleveland. 

Steubenvllle    Business    College.    Stenbenville. 

Traub's    Business    College,    Cincinnati. 

Uriehsville-Dennison  Business  College,  Urichs- 
ville. 

Watters    Business    College.    Cincinnati. 

WiUiss'    Business   University.    Springfield. 

Vocnm's    Blxler    Business    College,    Wooster. 

Yocum's  Coshocton  School  of  Business.  Coshoc- 
ton. 

Yocnm's  Findlay   S<-hool  of  Business.   Flndlay. 

Vocnm's  New  Philadelphia  and  Dover  Buslnes.H 
Collepe.    New    Philadelphia. 

OKLAHOMA. 

Capital    City    Business    College,    Guthrie. 
Dranphon's     Practical     Business     College.     Okln- 

bomu. 
Lawt<»n    Business  College.   Lawton. 
Oklahoma    City    Business   College.    Oklahoma. 

OREGON. 

Ashland    Commerrlal   College,    Ashland. 
Behnke- Walker    Business    College,    Portland. 
Capital     Business    C<i4lege.     Salem. 
Eastern     Orepon     r<»nimerelal     College.        Baker 

City. 
Holmes'     English     and     Business    College.    Port 

land. 
Pendleton    Business   College.    Pendleton. 
Portland     Business    College.     Portland. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 
•Mirahnnis  m    Business    College.    Philadelphia. 
.Mlentown    Business    Collj>gi».    .Mlentown. 
.MtfMuia    r.nsiness    College.    .\lt(Mina. 


PATTEKSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 
BVaiNESa,  SHOBTHAND  AND  TSLBORAPHY. 


sea*  Colleo,  LTDCfabDrg. 
Inm  Collnr,    Rlcbmupd. 


VASHUIflTOK, 


Wi^tiuH 

SamlULrr  Sohool  of  Buiuinu.  1 
WhKllnr  Buiboii  Osll«s>,   W 

Al^lrloii  lLM«tllc^illl  CiiUi'S^t  Ap 
Belolt  Biuliwu  Coll^ca.  Bclol 
Capital   Q\l3    Cdmmcrtlal    Call 


Cnatn   City   Bui 


■Incaa   Colin 

i    Coltetc     . 
■aa  Callage. 

oil  On    Bum 

tl  CommeKi 

>  Coiintf.  1 


BuilDcaa  Colleiw.    riatte*11lo. 
iilnpaa  Cotlego  lod  l>nftli^  H 


_  ,    Perth. 
■  Collste.   Bmlth'B  Falli. 
and  BtauthnBd  CallcfF.  Lnodim 


rlDoa  Bualnw  College.  St.   Catkar 
laa  BualnpiB  Collrsp,  St.  llinBiiL 
juilooaa    Cnlli-Kr.    Bamla. 
-k    Bnglneaa  CdIIpip.   Woodilwk. 

QUEBEC.    CAKASA. 
Iliwlupaa    CollOdB.    WIUBllMS. 
oral  BualuM*  C'ill»g*.   UsBtnaL 
n'a  Bnelnraa  Collf^r.  Brandoa. 

XOTA  aaOTlK.  OAXAOA. 


r  BsuirswioK. 


S|>r.. 


■    Biialneaa    C-olWe.    i 


BBITIBH     GOLUXBIA,     OAVAS*.    , 


SCHOOLS  OF  TATCHHAKING  AND  ENGRAVING. 

le.hBlc  liuttlKtc  Horologk-.l  DrW-,         Knn>ui    (fly    n..r<.l"«l...l    s.>b«il.    Kan 
«.   or  Photo-Epir.-lo«.    Effl,.Kb.n..     .  ^    j^^,,  w.tohaiki.,  lokMl.  St.  I 


F  EDfnTlnr.  Chlnco. 


or.  Pi. 


^^F                           or   THE   OMITED   STATES   AHD   CANADA.                             aiB 

MAyilAI.    THAININQ    AND    INDUSTRIAL. 

MANUAL  TRAINING   AND  INDUSTRIAL: 

GlIbiTl   Ai.-«d>.niT   an.)    Indnatrlal   Uoll^a.    BaU-                   1 

C.lUupu  l-olcrnl  S.-b.".i,  Vnlhuun, 

Uoiur' luitliuit'.   \.'W   HTli-ana.                                                   1 

l»uutta«i>   IndtuilrlKl  iDstltuw.  <.'ii<u|.lilll. 

CAUFORHU. 

Aiiiii  8.  W.  BlBkv  Umiuil  TraluJiiK  Xilioul,  »aiiM 

»iiib*n. 

HAIHE.                                                                1 

CullfoTBlM  PulilptUpl.-  Si'huul,  Sin  Ull«  (Hiilpo. 

Ualb  In-n  Wurli.  Jfa^hool  o[  HbliibniMlng.  Bald.                  J 

Uillfumlu  Hchool  at  llMtumlnl  Artai.  Sin  Kns- 

MAXTLAKS.                                      ^^J 

Cncaimll  IV>1)'tEH.*hiiJ<:*I  fuJIi'gv.   Hiu  FnnHclH'a. 

BnlUinun  Uanual  Uibur  Mitavol.  Arbulua.                 ^^^H 

BflUmun    PoUtHbuk  Inailtnic.    Balllnurs.           ^^^H 
jBFob  Tour  luiiltat*.   Pnrl  Ui'iHislI.                         ^^^H 

WllmeMlng  Nrhool  at  In'duBlrlil  Aru.  Ssn  rnn- 

McUonogli  Ki-bool.  UcDouogb.                                      ^^^H 
Haryland    Agrlmltunil    and   liHliBtrial   InatlUtt  .^^^H 

COLOBAfiO. 

«ma«r\  HnilJ  Hpbou'l.  BaUlIDurf.                                    ^^^H 

Mnuiul  Tnlnlnc  Ulgb  ^.-faogl.  Di'UtiT. 

OOMIIKOnODT. 

Kclpndfonl  Indutrlal  Sikml.  Huatun.                       ^^^H 
Kelircw  todiMtrlal  ai'bnol,  BtMi.ui.                             ^^^H 

Lowi-ll  Trilllc  St'bual,   I.owoll.                                   ^^^H 

WmtBThBDr  indDntrlal  'scbool.   W^tiTbiiir. 

DELAWABE. 

CD-.ilwmllH'    Dr.dlDB    tUhoul.    Wllluluglon, 

Norib  Bennel  Strwl  IndDiIrlal  Ktbool.  BmIdd.       ^^^H 

DIBTaiOT   OF   COLnXBIA. 

liHluXrial  Hami>  Srbuol,  WashlnElop. 
MiKliik'T  MHnDiil  Trslnldg  Ht-bcwl,  WHiblugloD. 

RlbdgE  Mlnnil  Training  Srbool.   Caiilbrldg&            ^^^H 

at.  Ron's  Inrtniitrliil  Si'buol.  Wmhlngluu, 

Konlh  End  Indnatrlal  Brtionl.  Ri>iburr.                      ^^^H 
Womvn'a  Eduratlonal  IndnitrUI  DDlon,                    ^^^H 

Bmrnon  Mcniorlil  flutm-  Krbwil.  Dcaln. 

moHiaAii.                          ^^^H 

narkh'r  Manual  Training  Sibool.  Muakegon.          ^^^H 

OEOKOIA. 

Ceotnil  CIW   CAWgr.    Macuu, 

Eipmltlon  Cot  (no  Ulll  Scbcnil,  A I  Inn  Is. 

Fort    VillFT    HIkIi    anil    Induitrlil  Scbuul.    Fort 

mniEBOTA.                         ^^H 

Mi'i'banir  Aita  Hlgb  Scbool.  81.  Paul.                       ^^^H 
Niir(bwnt«D  tkillPHv  ot  Pbotugrapb]'.    Ulnupap-    ^^^H 

V.Uey. 

KnoE  iMIItDte  ■n<l  liidiulrlal  Ht^iiwl,  Alliens. 

XIBBOnBI,                                ^^^H 

Uannal  Training  RIeli  Svhwl.  Kansas  CItr,             ^^^H 

ILLIHOIB. 

BiMi'll  Svbodl  ot  FhDtu-BDgraTlDS.   Enncbom. 

BridlPjr  PDlytccLdIc  Inmltutf.  PmrH. 

Woqji'n'a  Training  Mi'hf'l,  ^t.  I^ula,                          ^^^^^^| 

rhaddorli  Boj.'  9L-hoDl,   Qnlnn>. 

CblcBRO     Eoitlib     Bl(b    'uhI     Muiuill     Tulninf 

8l4l«>L   Chmi»q. 

rblmgo  Mauual  Training  Si-boot.  Cbk-nfo. 

Chl™go   Stard   Hcbool.    (Tbl<«go. 

IIUdoIi  flcliool  ot  Pli.iloir«iJh7,  EfflnBSam. 

NEW  fESBET.                                 ^^^| 

Banin    d»    HtrtH-b     Agni'minral    and    Induatrka  ^^^H 

JcwMi  Training  SrhwI.  L'bU'BE". 
Lewis  luiimutF.  Cbli'ago. 

Manual  Tralnlns  and  Indualrlal  Srho.ll.   IbirdiiB-  ^^^H 

SI.  Karj'i  Training  School.  Dm  Plalnfs 

Nc'wark  Tci'huli-al  Scbuul.  Nfwil-k.                            ^^^H 

VEW    KEXIOO.                                ^^^H 

IKDLUIA. 

MunuDl  Training  ni«b  St'bool.   rndlauapolla. 

Valparslao  Hobool  o(  Pbotogrsphf.  Valparslao. 

NEW     YORK.                                 ^^^H 

IOWA. 

Baron  ilr   lllraih   Tradi'  H'l'ml,    New   Turk.      '     ^^^^| 

W«I  High  and  Indnatrlal  Sr-buol.  Vft  Molnoa. 

Cornn-all   lllgb  »'hi.>l    ['..mwall.                               ^^^H 

BIhlral  CiiKuri-  S'h'xl     N<-w  Y<irk.                           ^^^H 

Foils  Mlxfilon  lUKlUiili'.  Hrrklmrr-                            ^^^^H 

Mannal  Training  ai>boal.  Loulnllli'. 

.Vudubon  Smrar  School,  Nfw  Orln.na. 

■ 

816 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


KINDERGARTEN  TRAINING. 


KINDERGARTEN  TRAINING. 


Highland  Falls  Trade  School,  Highland  Kallfi. 

Industrial  School,  Tarrytown. 

Manhattan  Trade  School,  New  York. 

Manual   Training    High   School,    Brooklyn. 

New   York   State   School   of    Clay   Working   and 

Ceramics,  Alfred. 
New  York  Trade  School,   New  York. 
Pratt  Institute,  Brooklyn. 
Public  Evening  School  No.  13.  New  York. 
Rochester  Athenaeum  and   Mechanics'   Institute, 

Rochester. 
St.   George's   Evening   Trade  School.    New   York. 
Technical    School    for    Carriage    Draftsmen    and 

Mechanics,    New    York. 
Webb's    Academy    and    Home    for    Shipbuilders, 

University  Heights. 

NORTH    CAROLINA. 

Academical     and     Industrial     Institute,      North 

Wilkesboro. 
Asheville  Farm  School,   Farm  School. 
Borland  Institute.   Hot  Springs. 
Laura  Sunderland  Memorial  School,  Concord. 
Skyland  Institute,  Blowing  Rock. 

NORTH    DAKOTA. 

Manual   Training    and    Industrial   School,    Ellen- 
dale. 

OHIO. 
Jewish  Orphan  Asylum,  Cleveland. 
Ohio  Mechanics   Institute,    Cincinnati. 
Polytechnic    School    of    Toledo    University,    To- 
ledo. 
Technical  School  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 
Avery  College,  Allegheny. 
Central  Manual  Training  School,   Philadelphia. 


Chas.      N.     Schwab     Manual    Training     School, 

Homestead. 
Drexel  Institute.   Pbiludelphia. 
Friends  Select  School.   Philadelphia. 
Girurd  College  for  Orphans,   Philadelphia. 
Northeast  Manual  Training  School,  Philadelphia. 
Spring  parden  Institute,  Philadelphia. 
WilliamRon    Free    School    of    Mechanical     Arts, 

Williamson  School. 

RHODE    ISLAND. 
Manual  Training   High  School,    Providence. 
Townsend  Industrial  School,  Newport. 
Tyler  School,   Providence. 

SOUTH    CAROLINA. 
Schofleld  Normal  and  Industrial  Institute,  Aikeu. 

TENNESSEE. 

Southern  Trahiiug  School,  Graysville. 

TEXAS. 
Allan  Manual  Training  School,  Austin. 
Industrial  School  for  Little  Girls.  Castorvllle. 

VIRGINIA. 

John  A.   DIx  Industrial  School.  Dinwiddle. 
Miller  Manual  Labor  School.  Miller  School. 
St.   Andrew's  School,   Richmond. 

WASHINGTON. 

Industrial  School,  Seattle. 

WISCONSIN. 
Marathon  County  School  of   Agriculture  and  Do- 
mestic Economy .   Wausau. 
Stout  Manual  Training  School,  Menomonle. 


KINDERGARTEN  TRAINING. 


CALIFORNIA. 

Golden  State  Kindergarten  Free  Normal  School, 
San  Francisco. 

DISTRICT     OF     COLXTHBIA. 

National  Kindergarten  Trnining  School,  Wash- 
ington. 

Washington  City  Normal  Kindergarten  Institute, 
Washington. 

GEORGIA. 

Columbus  Free  Kindergarten  Associalldu.  I'oluni- 
bus. 

ILLINOIS. 

Chlcnpo  Free  KInilcrgnrtcn  Training  S<-l>«>ol,   Chi- 

cag(». 
Chicago   Klmlcrpartcn  College.   Clilcnpo. 
Chicago    Klndorgpiton    Institute.    Chlcajjo. 
Kindergarten   Normal  School,   Galesburp. 

INDIANA. 

Lafayette  Free  Kindergarten  and  Industrial 
School,   Lafayeiti'. 


Indiana      Kindergarten      and      Primary      Normnl 
Training  School. 


IOWA. 

navenp<»rt    Kindergarten    School,    Davenport. 

MAINE. 

Norton's  (Miss)   Training  SchiMd  for  Kindergart- 
ners.   Portland. 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Klntlcrj;»rten   Training   School,    Boston. 
Terry    Kindergarten    Normal   School,    Boston. 
Syniond's  Ivlndergarten  Training  School.   Boston. 

MISSOTTRI. 
Wcst-Mnrienthal      Kindergarten      Institute,      St. 

IjOUiS. 

MICHIGAN. 

Grand     Rapids     Kindergarten     Institute,     Gnmd 
Rapids. 


OF  THE  UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 


317 


MI8CBLLANB0U8  BCHOOLB. 


NEW    YORE. 

Froebel  Normal  Institute,  New  York. 
Hunter's    Kindergarten    Training    School,     New 
York. 


OHIO. 

Baldwin  Kindergtirten  Training  School,   Youngs- 
town. 


MISCELLANEOUS   SCHOOLS. 


Cleveland   Kindergarten   Training   School,    Cleve- 
land. 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Reed's  (Mrs.)  Kindergarten  and  Training  School, 
Erie. 

UTAH. 

Utah      State      Normal      Kindergarten      Training 
School,  Salt  Lake  City. 


MISCELLANEOUS  SCHOOLS. 


FBIVATE    SCHOOLS   FOB   THE    DEAF. 

St.  Joseph's  School  for  the   Deaf,   Oakland,  Cal. 

Epbpheta  School  for  the  Doaf.   Chicago. 

McCowen  Oral  School  for   Young  Deaf 'Children, 
Chicago. 

Eastern  Iowa  School  for  the  Deaf,  Dubuque,  la. 

Deaf-Mute  Institute,  Chinehuba,   La. 

St.  Francis  Xavier's  School  for  the  Deaf,  Balti- 
more,  Md. 

V.   Knapp's  Institute,   Baltimore,   Md. 

Boston    School    for    the    Deaf,    Jamaica    Plains, 
Mass. 

Sarah    Fuller    Uome    for    Little    Deaf    Children. 
West  Medford,   Mass. 

Evangelical  Lutheran  Deaif-.Mute  Institute,  North 
Detroit.  Mich. 

Institution    foi-    the    Deaf.    Mater    Consilii,     St. 
Louis,  Mo. 

St.  Joseph's  Deaf-Mutc  Iimtitute.  St.   Ix>ui8.  Mo. 

Reno    Marguiiies    School    for    Deaf,    New    York, 
N.   Y. 

Wright  Oral  School.  New   York.  N.  Y. 

Notre  Dame  School  for  the  Deaf,   Cincinnati,   O. 

Wlllhoyte's  (Mlas)   Vay  School  for  Deaf,  Colum- 
bus, O. 

St.  John's  Institute  for  Deaf-Mtites,  St.   Francis, 
Wis. 

SCHOOLS    FOR    NERVOUS    AND    BAOKWAKD 

CHILDREN. 

Allen    School    for    Norvona    ami    Backward    Chil- 
dren,  liOS   AngeleM.    f'nl. 

Connecticut     School      for     Imbeciles.     I^kevllle. 
Conn. 


Beverly    Farm,    Home    and    School    for    Nervous 
and  Backward  Children,  Godfrey,   111. 

Font  IIIll  Private  Institution  for  Feeble- Minded. 
Ellicott  City,  Md. 

Home   School   for    Nervous   and   Backward   Chil- 
dren and  Youth.  Amherst,  Mass. 

Elm    UiU   Private  Institution    for   Feeble-Mlnded 
Youth,   Barre,   Mass. 

Emanuel  School  for  Backward  and  Feeble  Chil- 
dren, Fayville,  Mass. 

Wilbur  Home  and  School  for  the  Feeble-Mlnded, 
Kalamazoo.   Mich. 

Miss  Compton's  School,  St.  Louis,  Mo. 

Carrison    Home    School    for    Enfeebled    and    Di»- 
fe«'tlve  Minds,  t'ranberry,  N.  J. 

Iladdonfleld  Training  School.    Iladdonfleld.    X.  J. 

Seguin    Physiological  School   for  Children  (»f  Ar- 
rested  Mental   Development.   Orange.    N.  J. 

Sycamore    Farm    Home    School    for    Nervous    and 
Backward   Children,   Newburgh.   N.   V. 

Texas  School  for  Defectives,    Austin.   Tex. 

Virginia   Home  and  Training  School    for   Feeble- 
Mlnded  and  Epileptic,  Falls  Church.  Va. 


SCHOOLS  FOR   STAMMEREBS  AND   DEFECT- 
IVE   SPEECH. 

Natural  Speech  Academy,  Los  Angeles.  Cal. 

Lewis  School  for  Stammerers.  Detroit.  Mich. 

Chicago    School    of    Speech    and    Language,    Chi- 
cago. 

Philadelphia    Institute    for    Stammerers,    Phila- 
delphia. 


318 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


MI8CBLLANB0U8  BCHOOLB. 


MiaCELLANEOUa   BCHOOLB, 


LIBEA&Y     SCHOOLS. 

New  York  State  Library  School,   Albanj,   N.   Y. 

Unirersity  of  Illinois  State  Library  School,    Ur- 
bana,  IlL 

State    Unirersity    of    Iowa   Summer    School    for 
Library  Traioiog,  Iowa  City,  la. 

Amherst   College    Summer    Library   School,    Am- 
herst, Mass. 

Simmons  College   Library   Training   School,    Bos- 
ton, Mass. 

University     of     Minnesota    Summer    School     for 
Library  Training,   Minneapolis,    Minn. 

Pratt  Institute  Library  School,  Brooklyn,   N.   Y. 

Drexel    Institute    Library    School,    Philadelphia. 
Pa, 

Carnegie  Library  Training  School  for  Children's 
Librarians.  Pittsburg,  Pa. 

Western     Reserve     University     Library     School, 
rieveland.   (). 

University  of  Wisconsin  Summer  Library  School. 
Madison,   Wis. 


SCHOOLS  OF  FORESTEY. 
Yale  Forest  School.  New  Haven,  Conn. 
New    York    State    School    of    Forestry.    Ithaca. 


N.    Y. 


SCHOOLS    OF    OPHTHALMOLOGY    AND 

OPTICS. 

Delaware  Ophthalmic  College.   Dover.    Del. 
Holmes  Optical  College,   Des  Moines.    la. 
Northern   Illinois  College  of  Ophthalmology   and 

Otology.   Chicago. 
Mci^ormick  Optical  College.   Chicago. 


SCHOOLS  OF  ELECTRO-  AND  MECHANO- 
THERAPY. 

Illinois  School  of  Electro-Therapeutics.    Chicago. 

Pennsylvania  Orthopaedic  Institvte  and  School  of 
Mechano-Therapy,  Philadelphia, 


SCHOOLS   OF   BREwnro. 
L&sche    Institute    of    Fermentology,    Milwaukee, 
Wis. 

Wahl-Henlus   Institute.    Chic«go. 


Zymotechnic   Institute,   Chicago. 


SCHOOLS     OF    EMBALMING. 

Barnes  School  of  Anatomy.  Sanitary  Science  and 
Embalming.  Cbh-ago. 

Hohenschub-CHrp4>nt(>r  S(h<M>l  of  Embalming.  Des 
Moines,  la. 

Pittsburg  College  of   Knibalming.  Pittsburg,   Pa. 


New   York   Nautical   College.    New   York. 

Chicago   School   of   Assaying.    Chicago,    111. 

Chicago  College   of   Advertising,   Chicago,    111. 

Page-Davis  College  of  Advertising,  Chicago.   111. 

New   York   University   School  of  Commerce,    Ac- 
counts,  and   Finance,    New    York    City. 

Civil  Service  Training  School.   Kansas  City.   Mo. 

Bond     Institute     of     Mercantile    Training.     New 
York. 

licmcke's  Cooking  School,  Mrs.,  New  York  City. 

School    of    Domestic     Arts    and    Sciences,    Chi- 
cago,   111. 
School   of   Domestic   Science,    Chicago,    111. 

Chicago  College  for  Nurses,  Chicago,  111. 

Chicago   Hospital   School    for    Nervous   Children 
Chicago,    111. 

Presbyterian    Training    School    for    Nurses,    Chi 
cago.    111. 

Northern   Illinois  College  of  Ophthalmology,  Chi 
cago.   111. 

Illinois  College  of   Photography,   Effingham,    111 

Valparaiso    School    of    Photography,    Valparaiso, 
Ind. 

Polk's  School  of  Piano  Tuning.   Valparaiso.   Ind 

Chicago  School  of  Psychology,   Chicago.  111. 

Harvard    Institute     (Psychology),     Chicago.     Ill 

Sheldon   School   of   Scientific   Salesmanrtiip.    Chi 
cago.    III. 

M<»lcr   College   of    Barbering,    Chicago. 

Moler    Barber    College,    New    Orleans. 

•Tones    National   Scho<»l    of    Auctioneering.    Daven- 
|)ort. 

Riiltlniore    SchiMil    of    Cnrment     Cutting.     Baltl- 
njore.    Md. 


COLLEGE  PAPERS. 

ALABAMA. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Institute,  Auburn. .  Orange  and  Blue Semi-monthly 

Demopolis   High  School,  Demopolis Silhouette   Monthly 

East  Alabama  Industrial  School,  Camp 

Hill  Industrial  Student   Monthly 

Selma  University,  Selma The  Student  Voice. ^ Monthly 

Southern  University,  Greensboro Review  and  Bulletin Monthly 

State   Colored    Normal    and    Industrial 

School,    Normal    Index  Weekly 

Talladega  College,  Talladega  The  Students^  Idea Monthly 

Talladega  College  Record Monthly 

Tuskcgee    Institute,    Tuskegee The  Southern  Letter Weekly 

The  Tuskegee  Student Weekly 

University  of  Alabama,  University Crimson-White    Semi-Monthly 

Zelosophian    Academy,    Birmingham Zelosophian  Casket   Monthly 

ARIZONA. 
University  of  Arizona,  Tucson University  Monthly   Monthly 

ARKANSAS. 

Central    College,    Conway    Central  College  Magazine Monthly 

Hendrix  College,   Conway Hendrix   College   Mirror Monthly 

Ouachita    College,   Arkadelphia Ouachita  Pipples Monthly 

University  of  Arkansas,  Fayetteville Ozark    Monthly 

CALIFORNIA. 

Berkeley   High    School,   Berkeley Olla  Podrida   Semi-Monthly 

California    College,    Oakland Aegis  Semi-Monthly 

Leland    Stanford    University,    Stanford 

University    Palo  Alto    Daily 

Alumnus   Bi-W«ckly 

Chaparral  (comic)   Bi- Weekly 

Sequoia  Bi-Monthly 

Lordsburg  College,  Lordsburg Collegian    Monthly 

Lowell   High   School,   San   Francisco ....  Lowell    Monthly 

Mills    College,    Mills    College White  and  Gold    Montfily 

Oakland  High  School,  Oakland Aegis    .  • .  .^ Semi-Monthly 

Pomona    College,    Claremont Student  Life   Weekly 

Red  Bluff  Academy,  Red  Bluff The  Dictum  Est Monthly 

Santa  Clara  College,  Santa  Clara Redwood    Monthly 


PATTEHSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


1 


CULLECIB    I'M'ERS.  I  COLLEGE   PAFBRB. 

State  Normal   School,   Los  Angeles Normal  Pennant  Monthly 

University  of  California,  Berkeley Califomian    Dailj 

Occident    Weekly 

U.  C.  Magatine Monthly 

,  Journal  of  Technology Monthly 

Pelican    Irregular 

COLORADO. 

Colorado   College,    Colorado   Springs Tiger  Weekly 

Colorado    Collegian    Monthly 

Colorado    Agricultural     College,    Fort 

Collins    Rocky  Mowilain  Collegian  .  ...Bi- Weekly 

Colorado  Springs  High   School,  Colo- 
rado  Springs    Lever     Monthly 

Georgetown   High  School,  Georgetown.  ./JigA  School  Record  Monthly 

Golden  High  School,  Golden Squib  Bi-Monthly 

Grand    Junction    High    School,    Griind 

Junction High  School  Record Bi-Monthly 

Idaho    Springs     High    School,     Idaho    High  School  Record.. Monthly 

Springs    

Monte  Vista  High  School,  Monte  Visti.  .Sludenl  Advocate   Semi-Weekly 

Slate    Normal    School.    Greeley Crucible    Montlily 

Union  High  School,  La  Junta Otero    Student     Monthly 

University  of  Colorado,  Bonlder Silver  and  Gold Weekly 

University  of  Denver,  University   Park.  ..University  Clarion Weekly 

West  Denver  High  School,  Denver Heratdo    Monthly 

Wolfe    Hall,    Denver fVolfe  Halt  Banner Monthly 

CONNECTICUT. 

Booth    School,   Meriden Dawn    Monthly 

Cheshire  School,  Cheshire Oracle  Monthly 

Connecticut  Agricultural  College,  Siatis.  The  Lookout  Monthly 

Greenwich  Academy,  Greenwich The   Question  Mark Monthly 

Hartford   High   School,   Hartford Chronicle Monthly 

Hopkin's  Grammar  School,  New  Haven.  .Fence  Monthly 

Hoichkiss  School,  LakeviUe Hotchkiss  Record  Weekly 

Ingleside   School,  New   MilEord Ingleside  Sparks  Quarterly 

New  Britain  High  School,  New  Britain . //tgh  School  Re/lector Monthly 

New  Haven  High  School,  New  Haven.  .C'Mrtii/    Monthly 

Norwich   Free   Academy,   Norwich Academy  Journal  Monthly 

Pratt   School,  Essex Prattler    Monthly 

She£Beld  Scientific   School,  New  Haven. ./a/*   SeientiSc  Monthly Monthly 

Stale  Normal  Training  School,  Willi- 

mantic    Pioneer    Semi- Monthly 

Stearns  School,  Hartford Blue  and  Yellosv  Monthly 

Taft  School,  Watertown   Papyrus Weekly 

The  Gunnery,  Washington  Stray  Shot    Monthly 

Trinity  College,  Hartford Trinity  Tablet  Semt- Monthly 

University  School.  Bridgeport University  School  Review  ...Bi-Monthly 

Wesleyan   University.   Middlelown Wesleyan  Argus   Weekly 

Wesleyan  Literary  Monthly Monthly 

Westminster    School,    Simsbuiy Westminster  News  Weekly 

Westminster  Review  Monthly 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  331 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


Whykham  Rise  School,  Washington The  Chronicle    Quarterly 

Yale  Law  School,  New  Haven Yale  Law  Journal Monthly 

Yale  Medical  School,  New  Haven Vale  Medical  Journal Monthly 

Yale  University,  New  Haven Vale  Nezvs   Daily 

Yale  Alumni   Weekly Weekly 

*  Yale   C  our  ant    Semi- Monthly 

Yale  Record    Semi-Monthly 

Yale  Literary  Magazine Monthly 

Yale  Review    Quarterly 

DELAWARE. 

Delaware    College,    Newark Delaware   College  Review Monthly 

Wilmington   Conference  Academy,  Do- 
ver     Peninsula   Student    Monthly 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

American    University,    Washington The    Courier    Monthly 

Columbian   University,   Washington Weekly  Columbian   Weekly 

Eastern   High   School,  Washington The  Easterner   Monthly 

Gallaudet   College,  Washington Buif  and  Blue Monthly 

Georgetown  University,  Washington Georgetown   College  Journal Monthly 

Gunston   Institute,   Washington The  Gunston  Echo  Monthly 

Western  High   School,  Washington The   Western Monthly 

FLORIDA. 

ff 

Florida  Conference  College,  Leesburg. . . .  College  Thought   Monthly 

Rollins  College,   Winter   Park College  Magazine   Monthly 

Stetson    University,    De    Land Stetson  Collegiate Weekly 

GEORGIA. 

Atlanta    Baptist   College,   Atlanta The  Advance   Monthly 

Atlanta   University,   Atlanta The  Bulletin   Monthly 

The  Scroll  Monthly 

Cooper's     M.     E.     Industrial     College, 

Toccoa    The  Gospel  Messenger Monthly 

Gammon  Theological   Seminary,  Atlanta.  Quarterly    Bulletin    Quarterly 

Georgia  Industrial  School,  Greensboro. . .  The  Helping  Hand   Monthly 

Mercer  University,  Macon The   Mercerian    Monthly 

Morris  Brown  College,  Atlanta Morris  Brozvn  Polygraph Monthly 

Spelman    Seminary,   Atlanta The   Spelman   Student Weekly 

University  of  Georgia,  Athens The  Georgian  Monthly 

Red  and  Blue Weekly 

IDAHO. 

University  of  Idaho,   Moscow University  Argonaut    Weekly 

ILLINOIS. 

Blackburn    College,    Carlinville Blackburnian Monthly 

Bloomington   High   School,  Bloomington .  Aegis    Monthly 

Bradley   Polytechnic   Institute,  Peoria.  . .  .  Tech Monthly 

Cairo   High    School,    Cairo The  Egypt!   Monthly 

Carthage    College,    Carthage Carthage   Collegian Monthly 

College  Physicians  and   Surgeons,  Chi- 
cago      Plexus    Monthly 


S32  PAITEBSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIHECTOBV 

COLLBQB   PAPERS.  |  COLLEGE   PAPCHS 

Creal  Springs  College,  Creal  Springs Erina  St^  Quarterly 

C.  P.  S.  and  C.  C,  Macomb The  CrUerion  Monthly 

Decaliir   High   School,   Decatur Dccalurian   Monthly 

Elgin   High   School.  Elgin High   School  Mirror Monthly 

Eureka    College,    Eureka The  Pegasus  Monthly 

Evanston  High  School,  Evanston High  School  Record Semi-Monthly 

Grand    Prairie   Seminary,   Onarga Seminary   Breese    Monthly 

Hahnemann  Medical  Eollege,  Chicago.  ..i/a/inemana  PnUe   Monthly 

Hedding  College,   Abingdon Redding   Grafhic   Monthly 

Illinois  College,  Jacksonville College  Rambler  Semi-Monthly 

Illinois  State  Normal,  Normal Videtle    Monthly 

Illinois    Wesley  an    University,    Bloom- 

ington    Wesleyan   Argtts   Weekly 

Illinois  Woman's  College,  Jacksonville..  .CoH*£e  Greetings  Monthly 

Jacksonville  High  School,  Jacksonville.  .WflM(i7iM   Monthly 

Joliet  High  School,  Joliet Quid  Nunc   Monthly 

Kankakee   High    School,   Kankakee Optimist   Monthly 

Knox  College,  Galesburg Knox  Studenl   Weekly 

Lake  Forest  College,  Lake  Forest. ..,.  ..5(*Hi£ir    Weekly 

Lombard  College,  Gilesbnrg Lombard  Review    Weekly 

Marion  High  School,  Marion Yellow  and   Blue    Monthly 

MiUiken    University,    Decatur The  Decaiurian   Monthly 

Monmouth    College,    Monmouth The   Oracle   Monthly 

Nazareth  Academy,  La  Grange Nasareth    Chimes    Monthly 

Northwestern  College,  Naperville College  Chronicle  Monthly 

Northwestern  Dniversily,  Evanston The  Northwestern    Daily 

Nortlnvestern  Magasine  Bi-Monthly 

Northwestern  Dental   School,   Chicago.  ..Northwestern   Denial   Journal .  .Quarterly 

Nunda  High  School,  Nunda Orange  and  Block  Monthly 

Pekin  High  School,  Pekin Mirror    Monthly 

Peoria  High   School,   Peoria Opinion    Monthly 

Shurtleff  College.  Upper  Alton College    Review    Monthly 

South  Division  High  School,  Chicago. .  .Red  and  Black Monthly 

Springfield  High  School,  Springfield 

Streator  Township  High  School,  Strca-     CapihiUne   Monthly 

tor  The  Revieiv   Monthly 

St.  Viateur's  College,  Bourbonnais Viatorian    Monthly 

St.  Vincent's  College,  Chicago S.    V.  C.  Index Monthly 

Toulon    Academy,    Toulon The  Lumen  Monthly 

Tuscola   High   School,   Tuscola Sludentana     Monthly 

University  of  Chicago,  Chicago Maroon    Daily 

Maroon    Monthly 

University   of   Illinois,    Urbana The   Illinois    Daily 

Whcalon  College,  Wheaton    College  Record   Weekly 

INDIANA. 

Butler  College,  Irvington Butler  Collegian    Weekly 

DePaiiw  University,   Greencastle DePauiv   Palladium    Weekly 

Earlham    College,    Richmond Earlhamile    Semi-Monthly 

Franklin    College,    Franklin Kodak    Monthly 

Hammond  High  School,  Hammond The   Beacon    Monthly 

Hanover  College,  Hanover The  Crow    Monthly 

Howe  College,  Lima Sentinel    Monthly 


OF  THE  UMITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  383 

COLLEGE   PAPBRB.  \  COLLEOB  PAPBSa. 

Indiana     State     Nonnal    School,    Terre 

Haute    Normal  Advance   Monthly 

Indiana   University,   Bloomington The   Daily    Student Daily 

Manual  Training  High  School,  Indian- 
apolis     The  Mirror  Monihly 

Purdue    University,    Lafayette Exponent   Weekly 

Rose   Polytechnic  Institute,  Terre  Haute.  7>cAnic     Monthly 

Shortridge  High  School,  Indianapolis The  Echo    Monthly 

St.  Mary's  Academy,  Notre  Dame St.    Mary's    Chimes-: Monihly 

University  of  Notre  Dame,  Notre  Dame .  Seholastic     Weekly 

Wabash   College,   Crawfordsville Wabash     Monthly 

IOWA. 

Boone   High   School,   Boone High   School   Review    Monthly 

Central    University    of    Iowa,    Pclia The   Ray    Monthly 

Coe   College,    Cedar    Rapids Coe  CoHege  Cosmos Bi-Monlhlj 

Cornell   College,   Mt,    Vernon The  Cornelian  Weekly 

Des  Moines  College,  Des  Moines The  Collegium  Forense Monthly 

Drake   University,  Des   Moines Drake  Delphic    Semi-Weekly 

Drake  Monihly Monthly 

Dubuque  High   School,  Dubuque High  School  Echo  Monthly 

Ellsworth  College,  Iowa  Falls Ellsworth  Student   Monthly 

Iowa  College,  Grinncll Scarlet  and  Black Monthly 

Unit    Monthly 

Iowa   Wesleyan   University,   Mt,   Pleas- 
ant      Wesleyan  News  Weekly 

Iowa    State    University,   Iowa   City The  Daily  lowan Daily 

Iowa  State  Normal  School,  Cedar  Fa\\s.  The  Normal  Eyte "..Weekly 

Iowa  State  Agricultural  College,  Ames../,  i".  C.  Student Semi-Weekly 

Lenox  College,   Hopkinton Nutshell    Monthly 

Mitchell  High  School,  Mitchell School  Companion  Monthly 

Momingside   College,   Sioiix   City The  Collegian  Reporter  Monthly 

National    Memorial   University,   Mason 

City    yarsily  Quarterly   Quarterly 

N,  W,  Classical  Academy.  Orange  City .  .  Classic     Monthly 

Parson's   College,   Fairfield Portfolio     Monthly 

Penn  College,  Oskaloosa Pejin  Chronicle   Monihly 

Sac  City  Institute,  Sac  City The   Karux    Monthly 

Simpson   College,    Indianola Simpsonian    Monthly 

Sioux  City  High  School,  Sioux  City Record     Monthly 

Tabor    College,    Tabor Tabor  Talisman    Monthly 

Upper    Ipwa   University,    Fayette Collegian     Serai-Monnlhly 

Washington   Academy,  Washington Acadtmian     Monihly 

KANSAS. 

Baker  University,  Baldwin Baker  Orattge   Weekly 

Bfthany    College,    Lindsborg Ih-lhaiiy  Messenger  Monthly 

Campbell   University,   Holton Normal    Advocate    Monthly 

College  of  Emporia,  Emporia College  Life  Weekly 

Fnirmouni    College,   Wichita Sunfiower  Monihly 

University   Life    Monthly 

Cooper   Memorial   College.   Sterling The   Cooper  Courier   Monthly 

Highland   University,  Highland University  Nuncio   Monthly 


324  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


Kansas  Agricultural  College,  Manhattan.  The  Jayhawker   Monthly 

Students'    Herald    Monthly 

Kansas  State  Normal  School,  Emporia. .  State  Normal  Monthly  Monthly 

Lawrence  High  School,  Lawrence Windmill   Monthly 

Kansas  Wesleyan  University,   Salina JVesleyan  Advance  Monthly 

Leavenworth  High  School,  Leavenworth .  Hatchet    Monthly 

Midland   College,   Atchison Midland   •  • Monthly 

Ottawa  University,  Ottawa Campus    Monthly 

Southwestern  College,  Winfield Southwestern   Collegian    Monthly 

St.   Benedict's    College,   Atchison Abbey  Student  Bi-Monthly 

University  of  Kansas,   Lawrence K.  U.  Weekly  Weekly 

Courier  Reviezv    Monthly 

Kansas  Lawyer   •  •  Monthly 

Kansas    University    Quarterly.  .Quarterly 

Washburn  College,  Topeka Washburn  Revieiv   Weekly 

Wichita  High   School,  Wichita Messenger    Monthly 

KENTUCKY. 

Bethel    College,    Russelville Blue  and  Gold   Monthly 

Central  University,  Danville Central  News  Weekly 

The  Cento  Monthly 

Dupont  Manual  Training  School,  Louis- 
ville     ^ The  Crimson    Monthly 

Kentucky  Military  Institute,  Lyndon Cadet    Adjutant    Monthly 

Kentucky  University,  Lexington K.   U.  Enroll   Bi- Weekly 

Transylvanian    Monthly 

Logan  Female  College,  Russelville Blue  and  Gold   Monthly 

Louisvill%  High   School,   Louisville Crimson    Monthly 

Madison  Temale  Institute,  Richmond. . . .  Madisonian    Monthly 

Manual  Training  High  School,  Louisville..  CnWoM,  A/.    T.   H.  S Monthly 

St.  Mary's  College,  St.  Mary Sentinel    Monthly 

State   University,   Louisville University    Unit    Monthly 

Vanderbilt  Training  School,  Elkton V.  T.  S.  Owl     Monthly 

LOUISIANA. 

Homer   Academy,   Homer Seminary  Review   Monthly 

Lake  Charles  High  School,  Lake  Charles.  High  School  Record Weekly 

Louisiana  State  University,  Baton  Rouge.  The  Reveille  Weekly 

The  Demeter   Monthly 

Louisiana  Institute  for  Deaf  and  Dumb, 

Baton  Rouge    Pelican    Weekly 

New   Orleans   High    School,    New   Or- 
leans     Old  Gold  and  Purple Monthly 

Rugby  Academy,  New  Orleans Cherry  and  White   Monthly 

Ruston  Industrial  Institute,  Ruston Industrialist    Weekly 

Southwest  Industrial  Institute,  Lafayette.  The   Vcnnillioti   Semi-Monthly 

Tulane  Medical  School,  New  Orleans. . . .  Phagocyte    Monthly 

Tulane  University,  New  Orleans Olive  and  Blue   Weekly 

MAINE. 

Rates  Collcefc.  Lcwiston Bates  Student    Monthly 

Bowdoin    College,    Brunswick Bowdoin  Orient  Weekly 

Colby  College,  Waterville Colby  Echo  Weekly 

The  Nautilus   Monthly 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  335 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


Edward  Little  High  School,  Auburn Oracle    Monthly 

Foxcroft  Academy,   Foxcroft Academy  Review    Monthly 

Fryeburg   Academy,  Fryeburg Academy  Bell  Monthly 

Hebron   Academy,   Hebron Semesteo Semi- Yearly 

Phillips  High  School,  Phillips The  Phillipian' Quarteily 

Ricker  Classical   Institute,  Houlton The  Aquilo   Monthly 

Rumford  Falls  High  School,  Rum  ford 

Falls    Spray    Monthly 

Skowhegan  High  School,  Skowhegan ....  Lever    Quarterly 

St.  Xavier's  Academy,  Bangor Oracle    Monthly 

University  of  Maine.  Orono Campus    Bi-Monthly 

MARYLAND. 

Academy  of  the  Visitation,  Frederick The   Alpha    Monthly 

Johns  Hopkins  University,  Baltimore. ..  ./o/ihj  Hopkins  Univcrsily  Studies  in  His- 
torical and  Political  Science ..  .Mo\\i\\\y 

News    Letter • Monthly 

Kee  Mar  College,  Hagerstown Kee  Mar  Journal  Monthly 

Maryland    College    for    Young    Ladies, 

Lutherville    Maryland    Collegian    Monthly 

St.  John's  College,  Annapolis St.  John's  Collegian    Monthly 

Tome  Institute,  Port  Deposit The  Tome  Forum   Monthly 

Washington    College,    Chestertown The  Reviezv   Monthly 

Western  Maryland  College,  Westminster.  College  Monthly   *.. .  .Monthly 

Woman's  College  of  Frederick,  Freder- 

rick   Lesbian  Herald   Monthly 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Amherst  College,  Amherst   Student    Weekly 

Aggie  Life  Bi-Monthly 

Literary    Monthly    Monthly 

Belmont  School,  Belmont   Hermes    Monthly 

Boston   University,   Boston    Beacon    Bi-Monthly 

Cambridge   Latin    School,   Cambridge. . . .  Latin  and  H.  S.  Reviezv Monthly 

Drury  Academy,  North  Adams 7  he  Drury  Academe Monthly 

Harvard    University,    Cambridge Harvard  Crimson   Daily 

Harvard  Daily  News   Daily 

Harvard  Advocate  Bi-Weekly 

Harvard  lampoon   Bi-Weekly 

University  Beacon   Semi-Monthly 

Harvard    Monthly    Monthly 

Harvard  Graduates'  Mflgaxrin^ ..  Quarterly 

Harvard  Law  School,  Cambridge Harvard  Law  Review Monthly 

Harvard  Medical   School,  Boston Medical  Student   Monthly 

International    Institute,    Springfield Training  School  Notes Monthly 

Lawrence   Scientific   School,  Cambridge. .  T^c/i    Weekly 

Technology    Quarterly    Quarterly 

Lowell  High   School.  Lowell The  Review    Monthly 

Lynn   High   School,  Lynn English  H.   S.   Recorder Monthly 

Massachusetts      Agricultural      College, 

Amherst    The  Colirjc  Signal Semi-Monthly 

Massachusetts   Institute  of  Technology, 

Boston    The   Tech    Weekly 

Melrose  High  School,  Melrose High   School   Life Monthly 


326  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


Mt.  Holyoke  College,  South  Hadley. .. ..  7/i^    Mt.   Holyoke Monthly 

New  England  Conservatory  of  Music,    New  England  Conservatory  Magazine, ,,. 

Boston    Bi-Monthly 

Phillips  Academy,  Andover Phillipian   Monthly 

Quincy  High   School,  Quincy Golden  Rod  Quarterly 

Smii.h  College,  Northampton The  Smith  Monthly Monthly 

Springfield  High  School,  Springfield The  Recorder    Monthly 

Tufts  College,  Tufts  College Tuft's  Weekly  Weekly 

Tuftonian    Monthly 

Wellesley    College,    Wellesley College  News  Weekly 

Wellesley  Magazine  Monthly 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Westfield  High  School,  Westfield High  School  Herald Bi-Monthly 

Williams   College,  Williamstown Williams  Record    Semi- Weekly 

Williams  Literary  Monthly Monthly 

Worcester  Academy,  Worcester Academy  Weekly  Weekly 

Purple    Weekly 

Worcester  Polytechnic  Institute,  Worces- 
ter   Journal    Bi-Monthly 

MICHIGAN. 

Adrian  College,  Adrian College  World   Semi-Monthly . 

Albion  College,  Albion Pleiad    Weekly 

Benton  Harbor  College,  Benton  Harbor.  .Collegian  and  Review Monthly 

Detroit  College,  Detroit Leococyte   Monthly 

Hillsdale  College,  Hillsdale   College  Herald  Weekly 

Hope   College,   Holland Anchor    Monthly 

Michigan    Military    Academy,   Orchard 

Lake   Adjutant    Monthly 

Michigan    State    Agricultural    College, 

Agricultural  College  Speculum Monthly 

Pctoskey    High    School,    Petoskey Hermes    Monthly 

Port  Huron  High  School,  Port  Huron.  ..Tatler  Monthly 

State  Normal  School,  Ypsilanti Normal  College  News Weekly 

University  of  Michigan,  Ann  Arbor U.  of  M.  Daily Daily 

Wrinkle    Bi- Weekly 

Bulletin    Monthly 

Inlander    Monthly 

Michigan  Alumnus    Monthly 

University  of  Michigan  Dental  Depart- 
ment, Ann  Arbor   Dental  Journal   Bi-Monthly 

West  Michigan  College,  Grand  Rapids.  ..Helos    Monthly 

MINNESOTA. 

Ansgar  College,  ITutchenson Ansgar  Collegian  Monthly 

Carleton  College,  Northfield The  Carlctonia  Bi- Weekly 

Central  High  School,  St.  Paul The  World Monthly 

Fergus  Falls  Normal.  Fergus  Falls The  Polaris  Monthly 

Hamline  University,  Hamlinc The  Oracle  Semi-Monthly 

Laddies  Seminary,  Red  Wing Cresset    Monthly 

Macalester  College,  St.  Paul The  Macalcstcr  Monthly 

Mankato  High  School,  Mankato The  Mankatonian    Monthly 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  327 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


Minnesota  Agricultural  College,  St.  An- 
thony Park,  St.  Paul Farm  Students'  Review Monthly 

Parkers  College,  Winnebago  City College  Monthly  Monthly 

Pillsbury   Academy,   Owatonna The  Alphian  Monthly 

Sauk  Centre  High  School,  Sauk  Centre. . The  Olympic Monthly 

Shattuck   School,   Faribault Shattuck  Daily  Cadet Daily 

St.  John's  University,  Collegeville University  Record   Monthly 

St.  Olaf's  College,  Northfield Manitou  Messenger  Monthly 

University  of  Minnesota,  Minneapolis Minnesota  Daily  Daily 

Ariel Weekly 

Minnesota  Alumni  Weekly Weekly 

Minnesota  Magazine   Monthly 

MISSISSIPPI. 

Chamberlain  Hunt  Academy,  Port  Gibson."C/io/5"    Monthly 

Jefferson  College,  Washington Jeffersonian    Monthly 

Millsaps  College,  Jackson Millsaps  Collegian  Monthly 

Mississippi  College,  Clinton Mississippi  College  Magazine . . .  .Monthly 

Mississippi  Agricultural  and  Mechanical 

College,  Agricultural   College College  Reflector  Monthly 

Southern  Female  College,  West  Point. . .  Purple  and  Gold  Monthly 

Tougaloo  University,  Tougaloo The   Tougaloo  News Monthly 

Union  Female  College,  Oxford Our  Message ..Monthly 

The  Record Weekly 

University  of  Mississippi,  University U.  of  M.  Magazine Monthly 

Whitworth  College,  Brookhaven JVhitivorth  Clionian   Monthly 

MISSOURI. 

Blees  Military  Academy,  Macon Blue  and  White  Monthly 

Christian  University,  Canton Christian  Educator   Monthly 

Christian   University,    Canton Canton  Press    Monthly 

Central   College,   Fayette Central  Collegian   Monthly 

Central  High  School,  Kansas  City Luminary    Monthly 

Central  Wesleyan  High  School,  Warren- 
ton    College  Star • ^'o-mMv 

Cottcy  College,  Nevada   Cottey  College  Chronicle Monthly 

Drury  College,  Springfield Drury  Mirror  Weekly 

Joplin  High  School,  Joplin Echoes Monthly 

La  Grange  College,  La  Grange College  Magazine   Quarterly 

Lincoln  Institute,  Jefferson  City Lincoln  Institute  Record Monthly 

Manual  Training  High   School,  Kansas 

City    Nautilus    Bi-Monthly 

Missouri  Military  Academy,  Mexico The  Eagle   Monthly 

Missouri  State  University,  Columbia M.  S.  U.  Independent Weekly 

Missouri  State  Normal  School,  Warrens- 
burg  Normal  Rezfiezv   Monthly 

Educational  Era Monthly 

Oakridge  High  School,  Oakridge School  Record Monthly 

Park  College,   Parkville Stylus Monthly 

Smith  Academy,  St.  Louis Record  Monthly 

St.  Joseph  High  School,  St.  Joseph Forum    .Monthly 

St.  Louis  High  School,  St.  Louis Life Monthly 

St.  Louis  University,  St.  Louis Fleur  de   Lis Monthly 

Tarkio  College,  Tarkio Tarkio  Phoenix   Monthly 

Washington  University,  St.  Louis Student  Life  Monthly 


328  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


COLLEGE    PAPERS. 


Wentworth  Military  Academy,  Lexing- 
ton     W.  M.  A.  Trum/>etcr Monthly 

Westminster  College,  Fulton IVest minster  Monthly   Monthly 

Westport  High  School,  Kansas  'City Westport    H.    S.    Herald .Monthly 

William  Jewell  College,  Liberty William  Jewell  ^.tudent Monthly 

MONTANA. 

Helena  High  School,  Helena The  Nugget  Monthly 

State   Agricultural   and    Mechanical    Col- 
lege, Bozcman Exponent    Monthly 

NEBRASKA. 

Belle vuc  College,   Bellevue Purple  and  Gold Monthly 

Chadron  Academy,  Chadron Chadron  Envoy • Monthly 

Cotner  University,   Bethany Cotner  Collegian   Monthly 

Doanc  College,  Crete Doane  Oivl  Monthly 

Gates  Academy,  Neligh Gates  Index  . .  •  • Monthly 

Grand  Island  College,  Grand  Island The  Volante Monthly 

Hastings  College,  Hastings Hastings  Collegian   Monthly 

Nebraska  Wesleyan  University,  Univer- 
sity Place  The  Wesleyan    Weekly 

University  of  Nebraska,  Lincoln Daily  Nebraskan    Daily 

York  College,  York Sandburr   . . .  .' Monthly 

NEVADA. 
State  University  of  Nevada,  Reno Student  Record Semi-Monthly 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 

Dartmouth  College,  Hanover. Dartmouth  Weekly  Weekly 

Dartmouth  Magazine    Monthly 

New  Hampshire  College,  Durham .V.  H.  College  Monthly Monthly 

Phillips  Exeter  Academy,  Exeter Literary  Monthly  Monthly 

NEW  JERSEY. 

Blair  Prcshytcrial  Academy,  Blairstown.  .Blair  Hall  Breeze Monthly 

West  Jersey  Academy,  Bridgetown Philosophian  Reviciv  Monthly 

Bordcntown  Military  Academy,  Borden- 

town    The  Skirmisher   . Monthly 

Lawrencevillc  Preparatory  School,  Law- 

renceville    Literary  Monthly  Monthly 

Miss  Dana's  School,  Morristown The  Daniad   Quarterly 

Newton  Collegiate  Institute,   Newton N.  C  ./.  Chronicle Monthly 

Pingry   School,   Elizabeth Pingry  Record   . Monthly 

Princeton  University,   Princeton Princetonian    Daily 

Tiger  (comic)    Bi-Weekly 

Alumni  JVeekly  •  .  .Weekly 

Nassau  Literary  Magazine Monthly 

kntjjicrs  ColloKC  New   Briniswick Targum    Weekly 

Stevens    Institute.    I  loboken S f evens  Life    Bi-Weckly 

Stevens  Indicator Quarterly 

NEW   MEXICO. 
New  Mexico  College  of  Agriculture  and 

Mechanic  Arts,  Las  Cruces New  Mexico  Collegian Monthly 

University  of  New  Mexico,  Albuquerq'ic.  ^/jra^^r  Monthly 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  329 

COLLEGE   PAPERS.  j  COLLEGE   PAPERS. 

NEW  YORK. 


/ 


Mbany  Law  School,  Albany. Albany  Law  Journal Monthly 

Barnard  College,  New  York  City Barnard  Bulletin  • Weekly 

liariiard  College.  New  York  City. .  .* Morningside Monthly 

P»rooklyn  Latin  School,  Brooklyn The  Centurion   Monthly 

Cascadilla  School,   Ithaca Cascadillian    Monthly 

Colgate  University,  Hamilton Madisonensis    •  • Bi- Weekly 

Columbia  University,  New  York  City Columbia  Spectator  Daily 

Columbia  Jester   Semi-Monthly 

Columbia  Literary  Monthly Monthly 

Columbia  University  Quarterly 

Cook  Academy,  Montour  Falls Walking  Leaf  Monthly 

Cornell   University,   Ithaca Cornell  Sun    • Daily 

Cornell  Era  Weekly 

Cornell  Countryman  Monthly 

Cornell  Magazine    Monthly 

Cornell  Widow Monthly 

Sibley  Journal  of  Engineering    ..Monthly 

Cornell  Alumni  Nezvs Monthly 

East  Syracuse  High  School,  East  Syra- 
cuse    Pantagraph Monthly 

Elmira    College,    Elmira Sibyl    Bi-Monthly 

Hamilton  College,  Clinton   Hamilton  Review  .  • Bi-Monthly 

Hamilton  Literary  Magazine Monthly 

Hobart  College.  Geneva Hobart  Herald   Monthly 

Houghton   Seminary,   Clinton Houghton  Record  Quarterly 

Hudson  River  Institute.  Claverack Vidette    Monthly 

New  York  Military  Academy,  Cornwall- 

on-the-Hudson    Academy  Quarterly Quarterly 

New  York  State  Normal,  Albany Normal  College  Echo. .Monthly 

Niagara  University,  Niagara  Falls Miagara  Index Semi-Monthly 

Polytechnic   Institute,   Brooklyn Polytechnic    Monthly 

Pratt   Institute.  Brooklyn Pratt  Institute  Monthly Monthly 

Rensselaer   Polytechnic  Institute,  Troy. ,  .Polytechnic -Monthly 

Riverview    Military    Academy,    Pough- 

kccpsie    The  Riverincw  Student Monthly 

Rochester  Athenaeum.   Rochester Advocate    Monthly 

Starkey  Seminary,  Eddytown  Seminary  Monthly  Monthly 

State  Normal  School.  Fredonia Normal  Leader Monthly 

State  Normal  School.  Oneonta Oneontan   • Monthly 

St.   Francis  Xavier  College,   New  York 

City   Xavier   Monthly 

St.  Lawrence  University.  Canton Laurentian Monthly 

St.  Stephen's  College,  Annandale College  Messenger   Monthly 

Syracuse    University,    Syracuse Daily  Orange Daily 

University  Nezvs  : . .  Weekly 

University  Herald  •  • Monthly 

University  of  Rochester,  Rochester Campus  Weekly 

University  Preparatory  School,  Ithacn.  .  ..Stylus Monthly 

Vassar  College,   Poughkeepsie Vassar  Miscellany   Monthly 

Wells   College.  Aurora College  Chronicle Monthly 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 
Biddle    University.    Charlotte The  Argus  Monthly 


330  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


Guilford  College,  Guilford  College Collegian Monthly 

LaGrange  High  School,  LaGrange School  Girl  Quarterly 

Livingstone  College,  Salisbury Living-Stone    Monthly 

Red  Springs  Male  School,  Red  Springs.  ..Pine  and  Thistle Monthly 

Salem  Female  Academy,  Salem Academy    Monthly 

State  Normal  College,  Greensboro State  Normal  Magazine        .  ..Bi-Monthly 

University  of  North  Carolina,Chapel  Yi'\\\, University  Magazine  Monthly 

Tar  Heel   Monthly 

Wake  Forest  College,  Wake  Forest Student   Monthly 

NORTH  DAKOTA. 

State  Normal  School,  Valley  City Normal    Oracle    Monthly 

OHIO. 

Antioch  College,  Yellow  Springs Antiochan  Monthly 

Baldwin  University,  Berea Bulletin Monthly 

Boys'   Industrial   School,  Lancaster School  Journal  Weekly 

Buchtel  College,  Akron The  Buchtelite  Weekly 

Case  School  of  Applied  Sciences,  Qeve- 

land   Case   Tech Monthly 

Central  High  School,  Cleveland ..Central  High  School  Monthly Monthly 

Qeveland  University  School,  Cleveland.  ..Unizyrsity  School  News Weekly 

Denison  University,  Granville Denisonian Weekly 

Denison  Collegian   Semi- Weekly 

Findlay  College,  Findlay Ossarist   Monthly 

Heidelberg  University,  Tiffin Kilikilik    Monthly 

Heidelberg  Argus Monthly 

Hiram  College,  Hiram Hiram  College  Adzfance. . . .  Semi- Monthly 

Kenyon  College,  Gambier Kenyon  Collegian Monthly 

Kenyon  Military  Academy,  Gambier The  Pennant   Quarterly 

Mansfield  High  School,  Mansfield Moccasin    Monthly 

Marietta  College,  Marietta Marietta  College  Olio Monthly 

Miami  University,  Oxford Miami  Student Monthly 

Mt.  Union  College,  Alliance Dynamo Monthly 

Oberlin  College,  Oberlin Oberlin  Review Weekly 

Ohio  Normal  University,  Ada University  Herald  Weekly 

Ohio  State  University,  Columbus Ohio  Lantern    Weekly 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University,  Delaware College   Transcript Weekly 

Otterbein  University,   Westerville Otterbein  Aegis  Monthly 

South  High  School,  Cleveland Blue  and  Gold Monthly 

Urbana  University,  Urbana University  Courattt  Weekly 

University  of  Cincinnati,  Cincinnati University  Weekly  Neivs  .Weekly 

University  of  Wooster,  Wooster Voice ..Weekly 

Post-Graduate  and   Wooster  Quarterly. 

Quarterly 

Western  College  for  Women,  0\{or^. ..  .Ladies'  Collegian    Monthly 

Western  Oxford    Quarterly 

Western   Reserve  University,  Cleveland. .  The  Reserve  Weekly   Weekly 

Western     Reserve     Woman's     Collep:e. 

Cleveland    The  Polio Monthly 

Wittenberg  College,   Springfield Wittcttbcrger  Weekly 

OKLAHOMA. 
Central  State  Normal  School,  Edmond. . .  Vista      Monthly 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  831 


COLLEGE    PAPBBB. 


COLLEGE    PAPERS. 


Guthrie  High  School,  Guthrie Royal  Blue  Monthly 

Kingfisher  College,  Kingfisher Kingfisher Monthly 

Northwestern  Normal  College,  Alva X-Ray    Monthly 

Oklahoma  Agricultural  and  Mechanical 

College,  Stillwater  College  Mirror  Monthly 

Oklahoma  City  High  School,  Oklahoma 

City The  Student  Monthly 

University  of  Oklahoma,  Norman University  Umpire Semi-Monthly 

OREGON. 

Albany  College,  Albany Albany  College  Student Monthly 

Astoria  Higii  School,  Astorid High  School  Quill  Monthly 

Baker  City  High  School,  Baker  City The  Nugget Monthly 

Bishop  Scott  Academy,  Portland Salute    Monthly 

Columbia  University,  Portland The  Columbiad  Monthly 

Eugene  High  School,  Eugene High  School  News ..Monthly 

Indian  School,  Chemawa American    Weekly 

McMimiville  College,  McMinnville The  Reviezv • Monthly 

Middle  Oregon  Academy,  Grass  Valley.. .  The  X  Monthly 

Oregon   Agricultural   College,   Corvallis .  .Barometer    Monthly 

Pacific  University,  Forest  Grove Index Weekly 

Pacific  College,  Newberg  The  Crescent  Monthly 

Portland  Academy,  Portland The  Troubadour Monthly 

Portland  High  School,  Portland The   Cardinal   Monthly 

St.  Mary's  Academy,  Portland The  Academia Monthly 

St.  Helen's  Hall,  Portland The  Spinster   Monthly 

University  of  Oregon,  Eugene Oregon  Weekly Weekly 

Oregon  Monthly Monthly 

Willamette  University,  Salem Willamette  Collegian Weekly 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Albright  College,  Myerstown The  Albright  Bulletin Monthly 

Allegheny  College,  Meadvill** Campus Weekly 

Boyertown  High  School,  Boyertown School  Sentinel  Monthly 

Bucknell  University,  Lewisburg Orange  and  Blue Weekly 

Bucknell  Mirror  Semi-Monthly 

Carlisle  High  School,  Carlisle High  School  Crucible  Monthly 

Carlisle  Indian  School,  Carlisle The  Red  Man  and  Helper. Weekly 

Central    High    School,   Philadelphia The  Mirror   Monthly 

Darlington  Seminary,  West  Chester Blue  and  Gold  Monthly 

Dickinson   College,  Carlisle The  Dickinsonian Weekly 

East  Liberty  Academy,   Pittsburg Academic  Monthly   Monthly 

Easton  High  School,  Easton High  School  Junto Monthly 

Franklin   Institute,    Philadelphia Franklin  Institute  Journal..., - . .Monthly 

Franklin  and  Marshall  College,  Lancas- 
ter     F.  and  M.  Weekly Weekly 

College  Student  Monthly 

Geneva  College,  Reaver  Falls Geneva  Cabinet Monthly 

Ilarrisbnrg  High  School,  Harrisburg High  School  Argus .Monthly 

Haverford  College,  Ilaverford Haverfordian    «. Monthly 

Hill    School,   Pottstown Hill  School  Record Monthly 

Irving  Female  College,  Mechanicsburg. .  .Irving  Sketch  Book Monthly 

Johnstown  High  School,  Johnstown The  Spectaior Monthly 

Juniata   College,   Huntington Juniata  Echo jQuarterly 

Lafayette  College,  Easton The  LafoyeiU «>,  ^. .  .Weekly 


332  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


COLLEGE    PAPERS. 


COLLEGE    PAPERS. 


Lebanon  Valley  College,  Annville The  Forum   Monthly 

Lehigh  University,  South  Bethlehem Broitm  and  White Semi-Weekly 

Lehigh  Burr   Monthly 

Mercersburg  Academy,  Mercersburg Academy  News  Monthly 

Moravian  College,  Bethlehem The  Comeriean   •  • Monthly 

Muhlenberg  College,  Allentown College  Folio  Weekly 

Iris Monthl" 

Muhlenberg    Monthly 

New   Philadelphia   High   School,   Phila- 

phia   High  School  Gazette   Monthly 

North  Wales  Academy,  North  Wales Academy  Acron   Monthly 

Pennsylvania  College,  Gettysburg Weekly  Gettysburgian Weekly 

Gettysburg  Mercury  Monthly 

Pennsylvania  College  for  Women,  Pitts- 
burg    Sorosis    Monthly 

Pennsylvania  Military  College,  Chester.. .  The  Porcupine   Monthly 

Pennsylvania  State  College,  State  College. 77i^  Free  Lance  Monthly 

Peirce  School,  Philadelphia Alumni  Journal   Monthly 

Reading  Academy,  Reading   Red  and  Black Monthly 

Scranton  High  School,  Scranton Impressions    Monthly 

Shamokin  High  School,  Shamokin Iligh  School  Reviciv Monthly 

State  Normal  School,  West  Chester Amulet    •  • Monthly 

State  Normal  School,  East  Stroudsburg.  .Normal  Echoes  Monthly 

State  Normal  School,  Bloomsburg B.  S.  N.  S.  Quarterly Quarterly 

State   Normal   School,  Shippensburg The  Normal  Herald  Monthly 

Sunbury  High  School,  Sunbury High  School  Voice  Monthly 

Susquehanna  University,  Selinsgrove The  Susquehanna ..Monthly 

Swarthmore  College,  Swarthmore The  Phoenix   Monthly 

Temple  College,  Philadelphia Opportunity   Monthly 

Thiel   College,   Greenville Thieleusian    Monthly 

University  of  Pennsylvania,  Phi\2Lde\ph\2L..Pennsy Iranian    •  • Daily 

University  Courier .Weekly 

Old  Penn  Weekly Weekly 

Red  and  Blue Monthly 

Punch  Bowl  (comic)  . .  •  • Monthly 

The  Alumni  Register Monthly 

Owl    Semi-Monthly 

Ursinns   College,    Collegcvillc Ursinus  IVeekly  Weekly 

College  Bulletin   Monthly 

Villanova  College,  Villanova /  lllanova  Monthly Monthly 

Washington  and  Jefferson  College, Wash- 
ington     Jeffersouian .Monthly 

Wayneshurg  College,  Wayncsburg Collegian • Monthly 

Western  University  of  Pennsylvania,  Al-    Ji'csicrn  University  Courant Monthly 

legheny    

Westminster  College.   New  Wilmington . .  Holcad    Monthly 

Westtown  Boarding  School,  Wcsttown . . .  Wcstonian     Monthly 

WilIiamsi>ort  Dickinson   Seminary,  Wil- 

lianisport    Dickinson    Union   Monthly 

Dickinson   Liberal   Monthly 

Dickinson  Seminary  Journal Monthly 

Cherry  and  Wl.ite  Semi-Monthly 

Wilson  College,  Chambersbnrg Oracle  Semi-Monthly 

The  Pharcta    Bi-Monthly 

Wyoming  Seminary,  Kingston Seminary  Opinator  Monthly 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  333 


COLLEGE    PAPERS. 


COLLEGE   PAPERS. 


RHODE  ISLAND. 

Brown   University,    Providence Brown  Herald   Daily 

Brunonian    Weekly 

Brown  Alumni  Monthly Monthly 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

Claflin   University,   Orangeburg The  Bulletin   Monthly 

Clemson  College,  Clemson The  Chronicle Monthly 

Clinton  Institute,  Rock  Hill Industrial  Herald    Monthly 

College  of  Charleston,  Charleston C.  of  C.  Magazine Monthly 

Columbia  Femaie  College,  Columbia The   Journal Monthly 

Converse   College,    Spartanburg Converse    Concept Monthly 

Erskine  College,  Due  West Erskinian    Monthly 

Furman  University,  Greenville Furman  Echo   Monthly 

Limestone   College,   Gaffney The  Star Monthly 

Schofield   School,  Aiken The  Bulletin    Monthly 

South  Carolina  College,  Columbia The  Carolinian  Monthly 

Welsh    Technical     High    School,    Harts-Li/frrary  Beacon  Monthly 

ville    

Winthrope  College,  Rock  Hill Winihrope  Journal   Monthly 

Wofford  College,   Spartanburg IV  off  or  d  College  Journal Monthly 

SOUTH  DAKOTA. 

Carthage  High  School,  Carthage Carthage  Collegian   Monthly 

Howard  I^igh  School,  Howard Hoivard  Collegian  Monthly 

Huron   College,  Huron Purple  and  Gold Monthly 

Mitchell   University,   Mitchell Phreno-Cosmian   Monthly 

Redfield   College,   Redfield The  Sioux  Monthly 

Sioux  Falls  High  School,  Sioux  Falls Sparks  Monthly 

South  Dakota  Agricultural  College, 

Brookings    Industrial  Collegian   Monthly 

South    Dakota    School    of    Mines,    Rapid 

City    Aurum   Monthly 

State   Normal,  Spearfish The  Normal   .Monthly 

State  Reform  School,  Plankington Reform  School  Item Semi-Monthly 

University  of  South  Dakota,  Vermillion . .  Volante    Weekly 

Yankton  College,  Yankton Student    Monthly 

TENNESSEE. 

Fisk  University,  Nashville Fisk  Herald Monthly 

Grant  University,  Athens University  Exponent   Monthly 

Mary  ville    College,    Maryville Maryville   College  Monthly Monttily 

Roger  Williams  University,  Nashville. . . .  The  Rogcrans  Monthly 

S.  W.  Preshy.  University,  Qarksvillc Journal    Monthly 

University  of  Nashville,  Nashville Pcabody  Record Monthly 

University  of  Tennessee,  Knoxville Tennessee  University  A/a^a^fwe.  .Monthly 

Vanderbilt    University,    Nashville The  Hustler   Weekly 

Vanderhilt  Observer Monthly 

TEXAS. 

Agricultural     and     Mechanical     College, 

Bryan    The  Battalion  Monthly 

Austin  College,  Sherman Austin  College  Reveille Monthly 


PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 

PERB.  I  COLLEOB    PAPBBB. 


1 


Bishop  College  (colored).  Marshall Bishop  College  Monthly Monthly 

Blinn  Memoria]  College,  Benham Blmn  College  Monthly Monthly 

Coronal  Institute,  San  Marcos Coronal  Conner Monthly 

Dallas  Hifih  School,  Dallas The  Journal   Monthly 

Daniel  Baker  College,  BrownwooU Daniel  Baker  Collegian Monthly 

Denton  State  Normal,  Denton Stale  Normal  Journal Monthly 

Ft.  Worth  University,  Ft.  Worth Vniveriity   Unit   Monthly 

Gainesville  High  School,  Gainesville The  Budget  Monthly 

Grayson  College,  Whitewright The  Trinmvirale  Monthly 

Hillsboro  HiRh  School,  Hillsboro Mes^uHe    Monthly 

Houston  High  School,  Houston j4egts   Monthly 

Howard  Payne  College,  Brownwood Howard  Payne  Monthly Monthly 

Paul  Quinn  College  (colored),  Waco... ,Pav(  Qvitin  Monthly Monthly 

Polytechnic  College,  Ft.  Worth The  Polylechnian  Monthly 

San  Antonio  High  School,  San  Antonio,  .The  Huisache  Monthly 

South  West  University,  Georgetown South  West  University  if o^arinf  .Monthly 

Temple  High  School,  Temple Alethian    ....Monthly 

Texas  Christian  UniversiQr,  Waco The  Skiff   Weekly 

University    Collegian Jrfonthly 

Trinity  University,  Waxahatchie Triniloman    Monthly 

University  of  Texas,  Austin The   Texan    Weekly 

U.  of  T.  Magaaine Monthly 

Universily    of    Texas,     Medical     Depart- 
ment, Galveston  The  University  Medical Monthly 

UTAH. 

University  of  Utah,  Salt  Lake  Gty University  Chronicle Scmi-Monthly 

Uni'.-crsily  of  Utah  Magasiue        Monthly 

Salt  Lake  High  School,   Salt  Lake  City.  .Red  and  Black Monthly 

Laler  Day  Saints  Universily,  Salt  Lake     Gold  and  Blue ■  . Semi-Monthly 

Brigham  Young  Academy,  Provo While  and  Blue Weekly 

Brigham  Young  College,  Logan Crimson Monthly 

Stale  Agricultural  College.  Logan Student  Life   Monthly 

VERMONT. 

Brigham    Academy^   Bakersiield Bugle   Monthly 

Burlington  High  School,  Burlington High  School  Register Monthly 

Ertbsburgh     Falls     High     School,     Enos- 

burgh   Falls   Echo     Monthly 

Goddard  Seminary,  Barre Goddard  Record Monthly 

Middlebury   College.   Middleburv Undergraduate    ..Monthly 

Montpelier   Seminary.   Montpelicr Phoenir    Monthly 

Montpelier  High   School,  Montpelier M.  H.  S.  Record Monthly 

Northfield  High  School,  Northfield Aegis   Monthly 

Norwich  University.  Northfield Reveille  Monthly 

Si,  Johnsbury  Academy,  St.  Johnsbury.  ..Academy  Student    Monflily 

Swan  ton  High   School,   Swanton Student    Monthly 

Troy  Conference  Academy,  Poultney T.  C.  A.  Chronicle MdntUy 

University  of  Vermont,  Burlington Universily  Cynic   Semi-Wee'"'" 


...Semi-Wetkk^ 

M 


OF  THE  UNITED   STATES  AND   CANADA.  335 


COLLEGE    PAPERS, 


COLLEGE    PAPERS. 


VIRGINIA. 

Danville  Military  Institute,  Danville The  Cadet   Monthly 

Emory  and  Henry  College,  Emory Emory  and  Henry  Era Monthly 

Harnpden- Sidney   College,   Hampden- 

Sidney    H  amp  den-Sidney  Magazine Monthly 

Hampton  Institute,  Hampton The  Southern   Workman Monthly 

Talks  and  Thoughts Monthly 

Randolph-Macon  College,  Ashland Randolph-Macon   Monthly Monthly 

Roanoke  College,  Salem Roanoke  Collegian   Monthly 

University  of  Virginia,  Charlottesville University  of  Virginia  Magasine, Moni\\\y 

Washington  and  Lee  University,  Lexing- 
ton     Southern  Collegian  Monthly 

William  and  Mary  College,  Williamsburg.  Jf'iV/taw  and  Mary  College  Literary  Maga- 
zine       Monthly 

Woman's   College,   Richmond The  Chisel  Monthly 

WASHINGTON. 

Annie  Wright  Seminary,  Tacoma The  Hyak    Monthly 

Ellensburg  Normal  School,  Ellensburg. . .  The  Outlook  Monthly 

Everett  High  School,   Everett Kodak    Monthly 

Houston   School,   Spokane Crimson    Monthly 

Kent  High  School,  Kent Tum-Tum    Monthly 

Olympia  High  School,  Olympia Olympus   Monthly 

People's  University,  Olympia College  Independent  Monthly 

Port  Townsend  High  School,  Port  Town- 
send    The  Wa-Wa  Monthly 

Puyallup  High  School,  Puyallup Echo   Monthly 

Seattle  High  School,  Seattle Whims  Monthly 

Snohomish  High  School,  Snohomish The  Enterprise  Monthly 

Spokane  High  School,  Spokane Orange  and  Black Monthly 

State  Agricultural  College,   Pullman Evergreen    Weekly 

State  Normal  School,  Whatcom The  Messenger Monthly 

St.  Paul's  School,  Spokane Pruderie   Monthly 

Tacoma  High  School,  Tacoma The  Tacahoma  Monthly 

University  of  Puget  Sound,  Tacoma The  Maroon Monthly 

University  of  Washington,  Seattle Pacific   Wave   Weekly 

Walla  Walla  High  School,  Walla  Walla.  .P^rf^^/a/  Monthly 

Washington  Seminary,  Huntsville Columbia  Outlook  Monthly 

Whitman  College,  Walla  Walla Whitman  Pioneer  Weekly 

WEST  VIRGINIA. 
West  Virginia  University,  Morgantown.  ,The  Athenaeum  Weekly 

WISCONSIN. 

Beloit  College,  Beloit Round  Table   Semi-Monthly 

Berlin  High  School,  Berlin High  School  News Monthly 

Burlington  High  School,  Burlington The  Klondike Monthly 

Carroll   College,  Waukesha Carroll  Echo   Monthly 

Cumberland  High  School,  Cumberland. .  .Island  City  Student  Monthly 

Dodgeville  High  School,  Dodgeville The  Dodger •• Monthly 

Eau  Gaire  High  School,  Eau  Claire The  Kodak   Monthly 

Edgerton  High  School,  Edgerton School  News  Weekly 

Gale   College,  Galesville Gale Monthly 

Kemper  Hall,  Kenosha Reporter    Monthlv 


336  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


COLLEGE    PAPBBB, 


COLLEGE    PAPERS. 


La  Crosse  High  School,  La  Crosse High  School  Dial  .Monthly 

Lawrence  University,  Appleton Lawrentian    Semi-Monthly 

Manitowoc  High  School,  Manitowoc So-To-Speak  .Monthly 

Marinette  High  School,  Marinette The  Student   Monthly 

Merrill  High  School,  Merrill School  Bell  Echoes Monthly 

Milwaukee  Downer  College,  Milwaukee.  .The  Kodak    •  • Monthly 

Racine  Grammar  School,  Racine The  Mercury  Monthly 

Ripon  College,  Ripon College  Days  .  • Semi-Monthly 

Ryan  High  School,  Appleton The  Clarion  Monthly 

Sheboygan  High  School,  Sheboygan The  Lake  Breeze  Monthly 

Sparta  High  Srhool,  Sparta The  Spartan   Quarterly 

State  Normal  School,  Oshkosh Normal  Advance   Monthly 

Stevens  Point  Normal,  Stevens  Point — Normal  Pointer  Monthly 

Stoughton  High  School,  Stoughton Yahara    Monthly 

Sturgeon    Bay   High    School,    Sturgeon 

Bay  The  Flashes  •  • Monthly 

Superior  Normal  School,  Superior Gitchie  Gumee  Monthly 

University  of  Wisconsin,  Madison Daily  Wisconsin  Daily 

Sphinx Weekly 

Alumni  Cardinal Weekly 

Aegis   Monthly 

Waupun  High  School,  Waupun The  Student  Monthly 

West  Division  High  School,  Milwaukee.. T/ir  Hesper   ....•• Monthly 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA. 
Vancouver   College,  Vancouver College  Wide  Awake Monthly 

MANITOBA,  CAN. 

St.  John's  School,  Winnipeg St.  John's  College  Magazine Monthly 

Wesley  College,  Winnipeg Vox  Wesleyana   Monthly 

NEW  BRUNSWICK,  CAN. 

Mt.  Allison  Ladies*  College,  Sackville Allisonia Monthly 

Mt.  Allison  University,   Sackville. The  Argosy   Monthly 

Provincial  Normal  School,  Fredericton.  ..Normal  Light   Monthly 

University  of  New  Brunswick,  Frederic- 
ton   University  Monthly Monthly 

NOVA  SCOTIA,  CAN. 

Acadia  University,  Wolfville 4cadia  Athenaeum   Monthly 

Dalhousie  University,  Halifax Dalhousic   Gazette    Tri-Weekly 

King's   College,   Windsor King's  College  Record Monthly 

St.  Francis  Xavier  College,  Antigonishe.  .Xavierian Monthly 

ONTARIO,  CAN. 

Albert  College,  Belleville Albert  College  Times  Monthly 

Knox  College,  Toronto  Knox  College  Monthly Monthly 

McMaster   University,    Toronto McM aster  Monthly    Monthly 

Ontario  Ladies'  College,  Whitby Sunbeam    Monthly 

Queen's   University,    Kingston Queens  University  Journal  Monthly 

Trinity   University,   Turonto Trinity  Reviezv ..Monthly 

University  of   Ottawa,   Ottawa University  of  Ottawa  Rez'iezu Monthly 

University  of  Toronto,  Toronto The   Varsity -Weekly 

Victoria  College,  Toronto Acta   Victoriana  Monthly 

Wesleyan  Ladies'  College,  Hamilton Portfolio Monthly 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  3S7 

: 


COLLEGE    PAPERS. 


FRATERNITY    PAPERS. 


QUEBEC,  CAN. 

Bishop's  College,  Lennoxville The  Mitre  Semi- Monthly 

McGill   University,  Montreal McGill  Outlook  Monthly 

Presbyterian   College,   Montreal Presbyterian  College  Journal Monthly 

FRATERNITY  PAPERS. 

Alpha  Phi  Quarterly. 

Editor:    Mrs.  Martha  K.  Phillips,  114  Waverly  Ave.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 
Alpha  Tau  Omega  Palm  (quarterly) 

Editor:    D.  Stanley  Briggs,  Box  1344,  New  York  City. 
Alpha  Xt  Delta  (quarterly). 

Editor:     Anna  G.  Kimble,  Galesburg,  111. 
Anchora  of  Delta  Gam-tna. 

Editor :   Joe  Anna  Pancoast,  1500  Madison  Ave.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Arrow  of  Pi  Beta  Phi  (quarterly). 

Editor:    Florence  P.  Robinson,  543  Marshall  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis. 
Beta  Theta  Pi  (6  regular  and  2  special  numbers). 

Editor :   Wm.  R.  Baird,  63  N.  83rd  St.,  New  York  City. 
Brief  of  Phi  Delta  Rho — Law  (quarterly). 

Editor :    Chas.  Henry  Topping,  15  Williams  St.,  New  York  City. 
Caduceus  of  Kappa  Sigma  (quarterly). 

Editor:    J.  Harry  Covington,  Easton,  Md. 
Crescent  of  Gamma  Phi  Beta  (quarterly). 

Editor:    Anna  Morris  Dimmick,  Columbus,  Ohio. 
Delta  Chi  Quarterly  (quarterly). 

Editor:    James  O'Malley,  4  Erie  County  Savings  Bank,  Buffalo,  N.  Y. 
Delta  Kappa  Epsilon  Quarterly  (quarterly). 

Editor:     Jesse  Grant  Roe,  1135  Broadway,  N.  Y. 
Delta  of  Sigma  Nu  (quarterly). 

Editor:    Clarence  E.  Woods,  Richmond,  Ky. 
Delta  Upsilon  Quarterly  (quarterly). 

Editor:    Gold  win  Goldsmith,  iii  5th  Ave.,  New  York  City. 
Desmos  of  Delta  Sigma  Delta — Dental  (quarterly). 

Editor:    Y.  E.  Hunt,  131  E.  Ohio  St.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 
Eleusis  of  Chi  Omega  (4  times  a  year). 

Editor:     Ida  Pace  Purdue,  Fayetteville,  Ark. 
Prater  of  Psi  Omega — Dental  (quarterly). 

Editor:    H.  E.  Triesell,  62  Penn  Ave.,  Pittsburg,  Pa. 
Garnet  and  White  of  Alpha  Chi  Rho  (quarterly). 

Editor:     H.  C.  Staunton,  Columbia  University,  New  York  City. 
Kappa  Alpha  Journal  (5  times  a  year). 

Editor :    Hardin  T.  Burnley,  Box  644,  Richmond,  Va. 
Kappa  Alpha  Theta  (quarterly). 

Editor:    Caroline  Farren  Comly,  331 1  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia,  Pa. 
Key  of  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  (quarterly). 

Editor :  Lucy  Allen  Smart,  854  Hough  Ave.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Lyre  of  Alpha  Chi  Omega  (quarterly). 

Editor:    Edith  Manchester,  83  Comstock  Ave.,  Providence,  R.  I. 
Omega  Upsilon  Phi  Quarterly— Medical  (quarterly). 

Editor:    W.  H.  Vos,  A.  B,,  M.  D.,  City  Hospital,  Cincinnati,  Ohio. 
Phi  Gamma  Delta  (8  times  a  year). 

pditor:    532  Newton  Claypool  Bldg.,  Indianapolis,  Ind. 


338  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


FRATERNITY    PAPERS, 


FRATERNITY    PAPERS. 


Purple  and  Gold  of  Chi  Psi, 

Editor:    Andrew  Robert  Warner,  739  Hough  Ave.,  Cleveland,  Ohio. 
Rainbow  of  Delta  Tau  Delta  (quarterly). 

Editor:   Frank  T.  Rogers,  Deming,  N.  M. 
Record  of  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  (quarterly). 

Editor :  Henry  S,  Harrison,  R.  D.  4,  Richmond,  Va. 
Scroll  of  Phi  Delta  Theta  (5  times  a  year). 

Editor:    J.  H.  De  Witt,  51  Cole  Bldg.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 
Shield  and  Diamond  of  Phi  Kappa  Alpha  (5  times  a  year). 

Editor:    R.  A.  Smith,  Box  266,  Charleston,  S.  C. 
Shield  of  Phi  Kappa  Psi  (9  times  a  year). 

Editor:    George  B.  Lockwood,  Marion,  Ind. 
Shield  of  Theta  Delta  Chi  (quarterly). 

Editor :     Ohas.  P.  Schmid,  Jr.,  763  Clinton  Ave.,  S.  Rochester,  N.  Y. 
Sigma  Ch%  Quarterly  (quarterly). 

Editor:    Newman  Miller,  5515  Woodlawn  Ave.,  Chicago. 
Tau  Kappa  Pi. 

Editor:  Miss  M.  J.  Hopper,  117  W.  Lafayette  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Theta  Xi  Quarterly  (quarterly). 

Editor :   Frank  R.  Lanagan,  122  First  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y. 
Themis  of  Zeta  Tau  Alpha. 

Editor:    Mrs.  W.  E.  Davis,  Jellico,  Tenn. 
Trident  of  Delta  Delta  Delta  (quarterly). 

Editor:    E.  Anna  Harrison,  525  E.  22nd  St.,  Baltimore,  Md. 
Xi  Psi  Phi  Quarterly  (quarterly). 

Editor:   C.  C.  Markly,  Rogers  Park,  Chicago. 


GREEK-LETTER  FRATERNITIES. 

GENERAL  FRATERNITIES— MEN. 

ALPHA  CHI  RHO. 

Founded  at  Trinity  College,  at  Hartford,  Conn.,  in  June,  1895.  The  fraternity 
badge  is  a  modified  form  of  the  ancient  labaruni.  The  fraternity  colors  are  garnet 
and  white. 

Official  Publication:     Garnet  and  White  (bi-monthly). 
Editor:     H.  C.  Staunton,  Columbia  University,  N.  Y. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  LfOcation.  Chapter. 

Brooklyn  Polytechnic  Inst... Brooklyn.  N.  Y Phi  Psi. 

Columbia   University    New  York  Phi  Omega. 

Lafayette  College   Easton,    Pa Phi  Alpha. 

Trinity   College    Hartford,    Conn Phi   Psl. 

University   of  Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia,     Pa Phi  Phi. 

No.   Chapters,   5. 

ALPHA  DELTA   PHI. 

Founded  at  Hamilton  College,  at  Clinton,  N.  Y.,  in  1832,  and  the  pioneer  fra- 
ternity in  many  colleges.  As  it  sought  from  the  first  students  of  decided  literary 
tastes,  it  s'oon  acquired  a  distinctive  literary  character,  which  it  retains  in  large 
part  to-day. 

The  badge  is  a  jeweled  crescent,  displaying  the  fraternity  letters,  and  holding 
a  star  between  its  horns.    The  fraternity  publishes  no  official  paper. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School,  Ivocatlon.  Chapter. 

Amherst  College  Amherst,    Mass Amherst. 

Bowdoin  College   Brunswick,    Me Bowdoin. 

Brown  University    Providence,   R.   I Brunonian. 

Columbia  University   New  York  City   Columbia. 

College  of  the  City  of  N.  Y..New  York  City   Manhattan. 

Cornell    University    Ithaca,  N.  Y Cornell. 

Dartmouth  College   Hanover,   N.    H Dartmouth. 

Hamilton  College    Clinton,  N.  Y Hamilton. 

Harvard  University  Cambridge,  Mass Harvard. 

Johns  Hopkins  University... Baltimore,  Md Johns  Hopkins. 

Kenyon  College  Gambler,  O Kenyon. 

Trinity  College   Hartford,  Conn Trinity. 

Union    College    Schenectady,  N.  Y Union. 

University   of   Chicago    Chicago.  Ill Chicago. 

University    of    Michigan Ann  Arbor,  Mich Peninsular. 

University  of  Minnesota Minnesota.  Minneapolis.  Minn. 

University    of    Rochester Rochester,    N.    Y Rochester. 

University  of  Wisconsin Madison,  Wis Wisconsin. 

Wesleyan  University    Middletown,  Conn Middletown. 

Williams   College    Wllllamstown.  Mass Williams. 

Yale   University    New  Haven,  Conn Yale. 

McGIll   University   Montreal,  Can McGill. 

University  of  Toronto  Toronto,  Can Toronto. 

No.  Chapters,  23. 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 

I  FaATERNITlBa—MBN. 


ALPHA  TAU  OMEGA. 

Founded   at  llic  Virginia  Military   Institute,  at  Richmond,  Va.,   Sepletnbei 
1865. 

The  fraternity  badge  is  a  Maltese  cross,  consisting  of  a  cironiar  center  field 
of  black  enamel  in  which  is  inscribed  in  gold  a  crescent  near  the  top  of  the  field. 
three  stars  immediately  beiow  the  crescent,  the  Greek  letter  "Tau"  in  the  center 
and  two  hands  clasped  at  ihe  bottom  of  the  field.  The  arms,  also  of  black  enamel, 
bear  the  letters  Alpha  and  Omega  vertically.  Omega  and  Alpha  horizontally.  The 
fraternity  coiors  are  sky  bUie  and  gold ;  the  flower,  the  white  lea  rose. 

Official  Publication:    The  Alpha  Tau  Omega  Palm   (quarterly). 
Editor :   D.  Stanley  Briggs,  Box  1344,  New  York  City. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Ijocatian.  Cliaplor. 

Adrian  College   Adrian.  MLch MIeh.  Alpha  Mu. 

Alfibaraa  Polytochnlc   Inst. ..Auburn.  Ala AIh.  Aljiha  Bpsilon. 

Albion  College  Albion,  Mich ..Mich.  Beta  Omlcron. 

Brown  University  Providence,  R.  I R.  I.  Oamma  Delta. 

Colby  college  Walervilie,  Me Me.  Gamma  Alpha. 

College  of  CharleBton Charleston.  9.  C S.  C.  Bpta  Xi. 

Columbia  University   New  York.  N.  Y N.  Y.  Alpha,  Lambda. 


11  University  . 

Emory  Cbllege  

Oeorria  Bch'l  ot  Tec 
Hillsdale  College  ... 
Lehigh  University  . 


,  N.  Y... 


..Hillsdale.   Mich Mich.  Beta  Kappa. 

..South  Bethlehem.  Pa Pa.  Alpha  Rho. 

Macon,  Qa Ga.  Alpha  Zeta. 

Mt.  Union  College Alliance.  Ohio   Ohio  Alpha  Nu. 

Muhlenberg  College  Allentown.  Pn Pa,  Alpha  Iota, 

Pennsylvania  College  Gettysburg.  Pa Pa.  Alpha  UphI Ion. 

Rose  Polytachnie  Institute.. ,Terre  Haute,  Ind Ind,  Gamma  Gamma. 

Southern  University  Greensljoro,   Ala Ala.  Beta  Beta. 

State  University Columbus.  Ohio  Ohio  Beta  Omega. 

Bt.  Lawrence  UniverBity Canton,  N.  T N.  T.  Alpha  Omlcron. 

S.  W.  Baptist  TTniveralty Jackson.   Tenn Tenn.  Beta  Tau. 

B.  W.  Presby.  University ClarkavIUe.   Tenn Tenn.  Alpha  Tau. 

Trinity  College  Durham.  N.  C N.  C.  XI. 

Tufts  College  Tufts  Station.  Mass Mass.  Gumma  Beta. 

Tulane  University  New  Orleans.  La La.  Beta  £7psllon. 

University  of  Alabama    TuskaiooBa,  Ala Ala.  Beta  Delta, 

Unlveraily  of  California    Berkeley.   CSil Cal.  Gamma  Icla. 

University  ot  Colorado  Boulder.  Colo Colo.  Gamma  Lambda. 

University  of  Georgia  Athens.  Ga Qa.  Alpha  H  ' 

University  of  UllnolH   Urbana,     Ul III.  Gamma 

University  of  Kansas   Ijiwronce.  Kan Kan.  Gamm 

University  or  Maine  Orono,  Me Me.  Beta  UpHlIon. 

University  ol  Minnesota  Minneapolis.  Minn Minn.  Gamma  Nu. 

University  of  Nebraska  Lincoln,  Neb Neb.  Gamma  Theta. 

University  of  No.  Carolina  ..Chnpel  Hill.  N.  C N.  C.  Alpha  Delta. 

University  of  Pennsylvaala...Ph!laaelphln,   Pa Pa.  Tau. 

Univarslty  of  the  South Sewanee,    Tenn Tenn.  Omega. 

University  of  Tenneasee   Knojtvllle.   Tenn Tenn.  Pi. 

University  ot  Texas   Austin.    Tex Tex.  Oar 

University  of  Vermont  Burlington.  Vt Vt.  Beta  _ 

University  of  Virginia  Charlottesville,  Va Vs.  Delta. 

Vnnaerbllt  Universltv  Nashville.   Tenn Tenn.  Beta  PI. 

wash,   and  Jeff.    College WashlBEton    Pa Pa.  Alpha  PI. 

Western  Baserva  University- Cleveland.  Ohio  Ohio  Gamma  Kappa. 

Wesleyan  University  Delaware.  Ohio  Ohio  Beta  Eta. 

Wittenberg  Co llegre  Sprlngflelcl.  Ohio  Ohio  Alpha  Psl. 

Wooster  University W^ooster,  Ohio  Ohio  Beta  Mu. 

No.  chapters.  47. 

BETA  THETA  PI. 
Founded  at  \fiami  University,  at  Oxford,  Ohio,  in  1830.  and  one  ot  the 

of  the  national  fralemilies. 
The  fraternity  badge  i" 


aBta. 


a  Zeta. 


it-sided  shield.     On  a  field  of  black  enamel  ■ 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  841 


FRA  TERNITIE8 — MEN. 


FRA  TERNITIES—MEN. 


displayed  the  fraternity  letters,  above  which  is  a  wreath  in  greenish-gold  encir- 
cling a  diamond,  and  at  the  top  of  the  badge  are  three  stars.  Beneath  the  fra- 
ternity letters  are  the  Greek  letters  forming  the  fraternity  motto.  The  fraternity 
colors  are  light  shades  of  pink  and  blue.    The  fraternity  flower  is  the  rose. 

Official  Publication  :     The  Beta  Thcta  Pi. 

Editor:     Wm.  R.  Baird,  63  N.  83d  St.,  N.  Y. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 

SohooL  I-ocation,  Chapter. 

Amherst    College    Amherst.    Mass Beta   Iota. 

Belolt    College    Beloit,    Wis Chi. 

Bethany  College  Bethany,   W.   Va PsI. 

Boston     University     Boston.    Mass Upsilon. 

Bowdoin   College    Brunswick,    Me Beta  Sigma. 

Brown  University   Providence,  R.  I Kappa. 

Central    University    Danville,    Ky Epsilon. 

Colgate    University    Hamilton.  N.  Y Beta  Theta. 

Columbia    University    New    York,    N.    Y Alpha   Alpha. 

Cornell     University     Ithaca,    N.    Y Beta   Delta. 

Dartmouth    College    Hanover.    N.    H Alpha    Omega. 

Davidson    College    1)  ivid.son.   N.   C Phi  Alpha. 

Denison    University    (iranvllle.    Ohio     Alpha  Eta, 

De   Pauw    University    (trtoncastle.    Ind Delta. 

Dickinson  College   Carlisle,    Pa Alpha  Sigma. 

Hampden-Sidney   College Hampden-Sidney,    Va Zeta. 

Hanover   College    Hanover.  Ind Iota. 

Indiana    University    Bloomington.   Ind Eta, 

Iowa   Wesleyan   University..  Mt.    Pleasant,    la Alpha    Epsilon. 

Johns  Hopkins  University  ..Baltimore.    Md Alpha  Phi, 

Kenyon    College    Gambler,    Ohio    Beta   Alpha. 

Knox    College    Oalesburg,     111 Alpha  Xi. 

I^high    University    South    Bethlehem.    Pa Beta  Chi. 

Leland  Stanford,  Jr.,  Unlv... Stanford    University,    Cal — Alpha  Sigma. 

Miami   University    Oxford.   Ohio   Alpha. 

Northwestern    University    ..Evanston,    111 Rho. 

Ohio  State  University   Columbus.    Ohio    Theta  Delta. 

Ohio    University    Athena.    Ohio    Beta  Kappa. 

Ohio    Wesleyan    University.. Delaware.    Ohio    Theta. 

Pennsylvania  State  College.. State  College.  Pa.   Alpha  Upsilon. 

Purdue    University    lAfayette,     Ind Beta   Mu. 

Rutgers   College    New    Brun.swick,    N.   J Beta   Gamma. 

St.   Lawrence  University Canton.   N.    Y Beta   Zeta. 

State  University  of  Iowa   ...Iowa    City.    la Alpha  Beta. 

Stevens  Inst,  of  Technology.. Hoboken.    N.    J Sigma. 

Syracuse    University    Syracuse,   N.   Y Beta   Epsilon. 

Union   College   Schenectady.   N.   Y Nu. 

University    of    California    ...Berkeley.    Cal Omega. 

University   of   Chicago    Chicago.   Ill Alpha    Rho. 

University    of    Cincinnati.... Cincinnati.   Ohio   Beta    Nu. 

University   of   Colorado    Boulder,    Colo Beta   Tau. 

University  of   Denver   University  Park,  Colo Alpha   Zeta. 

University    of    Illinois Urbana,    111 Sigma  Rho. 

University  of  Kansas   lyawrence.    Kan Alpha   Nu. 

University  of  Maine   Orono.    Me Beta  Eta. 

University  of  Michigan    Ann    Arbor.    Mich lambda. 

University    of   Minnesota    ...Minneapolis.    Minn Beta  Eta. 

University   of   Missouri    Columbia.    Mo Zeta   Iota. 

University  of  Nebraska   Lincoln,    Neb Alpha    Tau. 

University   of   N.   Carolina.  ..Chapel  Hill.  N.  C Eta  Beta. 

University  of  Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia,   Pa Phi. 

University    of   Texas    Austin     Tex Beta  Omicron. 

University    of    Virginia    (^harlotte.sville.   Va Omicron. 

University    of    Washington.  .Seattle.    Wash Beta    Omega. 

University   of  Wisconsin    ....Madison.    Wis Alpha   Eta. 

University   of   Wooster    Wooster.    Ohio    Alpha  Lambda. 

Vanderbiit   University    Nashville.    Tenn Beta    Lambda. 

Wabash   College    Crawfordsville.    Ind Tau. 

WMshlrmtoM   and  Jeflforson 

(^ollege    Washington.    Pa Gamma. 

Washington    University    St.    Louis.   Mo Alpha    Iota. 


PATTEKSOH'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


FBA  TBRNlTlES—MglT. 


FRA  TERNITIEB—MEN. 


Wealeyan  University   Middletonn,    Conn Mu  Epsilon. 

Western    Reaerve    l/niv CJeveland,    Ohio    Beta. 

—      minster  College    Fulton.   Uo Alpha  Delta. 

Vlrelnla     University.. Margantown.    W.   Va Beta,  Fsl. 

mbers    College     Sprlnglleld,    Olilo    Alpha   OELinnia. 

Yale    University    ""         "  "■    "  "' ' 

No.  Chaptera,  K. 


■   Haven.  Conn Phi  f. 


CHI    PHI.* 

This  frateniily  was  organized  from  three  distinct  orders,  bearing  the 
name,  as  follows:  Princeton  order,  founded  in  1854  at  Princelon  Universily 
bart  order,  founded  at  Hobart  College,  at  luanjnos  am  puB  'oggi  lit  -^  a  -e 
order,  founded  at  the  University  of  North  Carolina,  at  Chapel  Hill,  in  1868. 

The  badge  of  the  united  fralernity  is  a  monogram  of  the  fralemity  letters. 
fraternity  colors  are  scarlet  and  blue. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

Chapter. 

_.,    Amnerst.    Mass fni. 

rslty 

Kmory  College 

Franklin  ana  MarshL..    __ 

Hompden-Sldney    College    . . .  Hampden-SMney,    Va. 

Lafayette   College    Enslon.    Pa 

Liehlgh    University    South    Bethlehem,    Fa. 

MasaachusettH    Inat.    Tech...Boaton.    Mass. 

Ohio    Stale   University    ColumbUB.    O 

Hensaeiaer  Polytechnic  Inst., Troy,    N.    T. 

Rutgers  College    New    Brunawl 

Sheflleld   SclentiSc    School    ..New  Haven. 
Stevens  Inst,  of  Technalogy.Hot>oken, 
"   ■         ■■        t  California   .,,.  Berkeley. 

f   Georgia    Athena.     __ 

University  of  N.   Carolina. ..Chapel  Kill,  N.  C. 

University    of   Tenaa    Austin.    Tex. 

University  of  Vlrgli  ■  .-..-—.. 


1 

4 


same 
Ho- 


ur 
I  Ur 

b 


j(  California   Berkeley.  Cal 

University  of  Chicago  .-  '~^' "" 

Universily  of  Oeorgia  .. 


,    ,_    .__„ Charlotleavllle,  Va Va  Delta. 

Vanaerblll  University   Nashville.   Tenn PI. 

WotTora   College    Bparlanburg,  S.   C Sigma, 

No.    Chapters,    20,    "No  recent  reports  received. 


Founded  at  Union  College,  at  Schenectady,  N.  ^ 
called  Alphas,  and  in  the  nomenclature  of  the  fralcr 
each  case,  prefixed  to  Ihe  cbapler  letler  proper. 

The  fraternity  badge  is  a  jeweled  monogram  of  the  fraternity  letters,  display- 
ing also  a  quadrated  circle  and  a  sWull  and  bones  with  three  daggers  above.  The 
fralernity  colors  are  purple  : 

Official  Pubucation  ;    The  Purple  and  Gold. 

Editor:     Andrew  Robert  Warner.  739  Hough   Ave 

Roll  of  active  alphas  {chapters) : 


Hamlllon  College 
Lehigh  Unlveralty 

Ijelanil  Stanford,  .,.,    ~ ^ 

Mlddlebury    College Mlddlebury, 

Rutgers  College  New  Bruns 

Stevens  Insl.  of  Technology. Holroken.  N.  J. 

Onion  College  Bcheneetadi     " 

University    *~  *"""'  ' 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


tATBRNITlEB—ilEN. 


Unlveraltj' ot  Mlehlgan    Ann  Arbor.  Mich Epallon. 

"-' — slty  or  Mlnneaota  Mlnneapolla.   Minn Nu. 

-'  "" *-  ""■" —    "'•■>. Iota. 

Conn Alpha. 


Unlverally  of  Wlaconaln  Madii.--. 

Wealeyan  University  MIddleto' 

Williams  College  WllllamsL 

Wnffon)  College  Spartanburg.  S.  C Tall. 

No.   alphas,   IS. 

DELTA  KAPPA  EPSILON. 

i  D.  K.  E.     Founded  at  Yale  University.  New 
le  of  ihc  largest  of  the  fraternities  of  eastern 

origin. 

'Ihe  badge  is  a  diamond,  in  eadi  corner  of  which  appears  a  star  and  in  the 
center  a  while  scroll  on  a  gronndwork  of  black  enamel  and  bearing  the  fraternity 
letters.  The  fraternity  has  also  a  complete  system  of  armorial  bearings,  each  chap- 
ter having  a  distinct  blazon.  The  colors  of  the  fraternity  are  crimson,  blue  and 
gold. 

Official  Publication:     The  Delia  Kappa  Epsilon  Quarterly. 
Editor;   Jesse  Grant  Roe,  1135  Broadway,  N.  Y. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  LoeaUoii.  Chop! 

Amherst  Collese  Amherst.    Maas Slsma, 

Uowdoln  COUeKe  Brunswick.   Mb Theta. 

Brown  University Provlflence,  R.  I Upsllon. 

Central  University DanvlUe.   Ky Iota. 

Colby  CollegB  WatervUle,  Ma XL 

Colgate  University  Hamilton.  N.  T Mu. 

College  or  the  City  of  N.   Y.New  Tom    City Nu. 

Columbia  University  New  York    City Oajnma   Bel 

Cornell    UnJvendty Ithaca,  N.  Y I>elta   Chi. 

Dartmouth  College  Hanover,  N.  H... 


Kenyon  College  Gambler,  Ohio  Lambda. 

1^  Fayette  College Eaaton,   Pa Hho. 

Inland  Stanford  Jr.  Unlv Stanford  University.  Cal Sigma  Rho. 

Mass.  Inst,  of  Technology Boston,    Mass Sigma    Tou. 


.    _  .Iveralty     _      _._.    _... 

Mlddlebury  College  Mlddlelmry, 

Rensselaer  Polyteehnle  Inst.. Troy,  N.  T. 

Rutgers  College N«>w  Rnintii 

Syracuse  University 


_..'icli. 
N.   Y... 


N.  J... 


..Alpha  Alpha. 
..PsI  Omega. 
..Phi   Chi. 


Trinity  (Tollege  Hartford,   Conn Alpha  Chi. 

Tulane  University   New  Orleans,  La Tau  lambda. 

University  of  Alabama  University  P.  O.,  Ala Psl. 

University  of  California   Berkeley,  Ciil Theta  Zela. 

University  or  Chicago  Chicago.    Ill r>elta  Delta. 

University  of  Michigan    Ann  Art)or.  Miob Omlcron. 

University  of  Minnesota  Minneapolis.  Minn Phi   Epsilon. 

University  of  Mississippi    ....University,   Miss Chi. 

University  of  No.  Carolina  ..Chapel  Hill,  N.  C Beta. 

University  of  Pannaylvanla...FhlladelphU.    Pa Delta  Kappa. 

University  of  Rochester    Rochester.  N.  Y Beta  Phi. 

University  of  Virginia   Charlottesville,  Va Kla. 

Vanderbllt  University  Nashville,    Tenn Oamma. 

Wesleyan  University  Mlddletown.  Conn Gamma  Phi. 

Western  Reserve  University. Cleveland.  Ohio  Beta   Chi. 

WllllBms  College  Wllllsmstown.    H&ss Epallon. 

Yale  University   New  Haven.  Conn Phi. 

McGlll  University Montreal.  Can Tau  Alpha. 

University  of  Toronto   Toronto,  Can Alpha  Phi. 

No.  chapters.  40. 

DELTA  PHI. 
Founded  at  Union  College,  at  Schenectady,  N,  V,,  in  1827,  and  drawing  its 
membership  altogether  from  the  colleges  of  New  York  and  contiguous  states.  The 
fraternity  is  very  conservative  and  lis  policy  is  to  have  chapters  only  in  colleges 
lying  within  easy  reach  of  one  another,  the  fraternity  thus  being  very  homogeneous 
in  character. 


L  . 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


FKATERmTlSa—MEll. 
1  Maltese   cr< 


Tile  badge  is  a  Maltese   cross  of  gold   displaying   the 
elliptical  disc  in  the  center  and  on  the  arms  of  tile  cross  an  an 
hands   and   a    constellation    of    stars.      The   fraternity   colors    ar 
There  is  no  official  paper  published. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 
Scbool.  Louutlun.  Cli. 

Brown  University  Providence,  R.  I Beta. 

ColuniblB.  University  New  York  City Delta. 

Cornell  University  Ithaca.  H.  Y PL 

Johns  Hopkins  University....BBltliiiore,  Md XL 

LehiKh  university  South   Bethlehem.   Pa Nu. 

New  York  University New  Yurk.  N.  Y Gamma. 

RenBSelaer  Polytechnic  Inst. Troy,  N.  Y Lambda. 

Rutgers  College  New  Briinawlck.  N,  J EUiallon. 

Sheffleld  Selentiflc   School.. ..New  Haven,  Conn Omlcron. 

Union  College    Schenectady,  N.   Y Alpha. 

University  of  Penneylvanla. .Philadelphia.    Pa Elta. 

No.  chapters.  U. 

DELTA   PSI. 

Founded  at  Columbia  University,  New  York,  January  17,  1847,  The  fraler 
nily  is  very  conservative  and  but  tew  chapters  have  been  established. 

The  badge  is  a  St.  Anthony  cross,  bearing  a  shield   of  blue  enamel  with   the 
fraternity  letters  thereon.    On  the  bar  oE  the  cross  are  engraved  four  Hebrew  let- 
ters and  beneath  (he  shield  are  Ihe  skull  and  bones.     The  fraternity  coli 
blue.     There  is  no  fraternity  paper  published. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Loeatlon.  Chapter. 

Columbia  University   New  York  City Alpha, 

Mass.  InBt.  of  Technology Boston,   Mass Tau. 

ShelHeld  Sclentinc  School New  Haven.  Conn Sigma 

Trinity  College  Harttord.  Conn BpHllon. 

University  of  Mississippi University.   Miss PbL 

University  o(  Pennsylvania. .Philadelphia,   Pu Delta. 

University  of  Virginia Charlottesville,    Va Upsllon. 

Williams  College  Wllllamalown,   Mass I.amb«1a. 

No,  chapters.  !1. 

DELTA  TAU  DELTA. 

Founded  a(  Bethany  College,  Bethany,  W.  Va..  about  i860. 

The  fraternity  badge  is  a  nearly  square  shield  with  concave  sides,  displaying 
the  fraternity  letters  in  gold  on  black  enamel ;  above  is  an  eye,  below  a  crescent,  and 
in  each  corner  a  star.  The  fraternity  colors  are  purple,  gold  and  white;  the  flower, 
the  pansy. 

Official  Publication:     The  Rainbow  of  Delia  Tau  Delta  (quarlerly). 

Editor;    Frank  T,  Rogers,  Deming,  New  Mexico.  

Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  Iiocation.  Chapter. 

Adeltwrt   College    Cleveland.    Ohio    

Alttlon    College    Albion,    Mich Bpsilon. 

Allegheny    College    Meadville.    Pa Alpha. 

Armour    Inst,    of    Tech Chicago,   111 

Baker   University   Baldwin.    Kans 

Brown  University   Providence.   B.  I Beta  CbL 

Butler  College   Irvinglon.  ind Beta  Zots. 


:lasped  ' 

white. 

h  Ihe 

V  lel- 

y  color  is  light 

'4 


I  B 

L 


University    .         ..__. 

University    Ithai 

Dartmouth  College  Hanoi 

De  Pftuw  University  " 

"-lory   College    

lUdate  College   .... 


OF  THE  UHITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


PRAT  Ens  I  TIES— it  BS. 


FRA  TBRNlTlEB—itgH. 
..Beta   Alpha. 


Indiana    University    BloomlnKton.  Ind. 

Kenyon    College    Gambler.    Ohio    Chi. 

Lehigh     University     South   Bethlehem,    Pa Beta   Lambda. 

Leland  Stanford.  Jr.   Unlv... Stanford  Univ.,  Cal Beta  Rho. 

MasachusettB  Inat.  ot  Tech.. Boston,    Maaa Beta  Nu. 

Northwealern    University    ...Bvanston,   111 Beta  Pi. 

Ohio    aiale    UnlvBralty    Columbus.    Ohio    Beta  Phi. 

Ohio  University   Athens,    Ohio    Beta. 

Ohio    Wealeyan    Unlveralty.. Delaware,   Ohio    Mu. 

Renaaelaer    Polyteoh.    Inst.. .Troy.    N.    T Epsllon. 

Stale  University  ot  Iowa....Iowa   City,    la Omlcron. 

Stevens    Institute    of   Tech.-.Hoboken.    N.   J Rho. 

TuftB  College   Tufts   College,  Haas Beta  Mu. 

Tulane   Unlveralty   New   Orleans,   La Beta  XI. 

University   of  CaUromla   ....Berkeley,    Cal,    .; Beta    Omega. 

University    of  Chicago    Chicago.    Ill 

University   at  Colorado    Boulder,    Colo Beta    Kappa. 

University  of  IHlnola  Urbana.     HI Beta   Upsilon. 

University   of    Michigan    ....Ann  Arbor,   Mich I>elta. 

University  of   Minnesota Minneapolis.    HInn Beta  Eta. 

University  o(  Mississippi   ...University,    Miss Eta. 

University    of    Nebraska,    ...Lincoln.    Neb Beta  Tau. 

University  of  Pennsylvania. -Philadelphia.   Pa.    Nu. 

Unlveralty   of   the   South    ...Sewanee.    Tenn Beta  Theta. 

University   of    Virginia    Charlolteavllle.    Va 

University    of    Wisconsin    ..Madison,    WTIs Beta  Gamma. 

Vanderbllt    University    Nashville,  Tonn Lambda. 

Wabash    College    CrnwfordHvilJe.    Ind Beta  Psl. 

Wash'ton  and  JefTson  Col.. .Washington.    Pa Gamma. 

Washington  and   Lee   Univ. .  Lexington.    Va Phi, 

Wesleyan  University   Mlddletown,    Conn 

West   Virginia   University. ..Morgantown,  W.  Va 

DELTA  UPSILON. 
(Non- Secret.) 

A  iion-secret  fraternily.  organized  at  Troy,  N.  Y.,  in  1847,  at  a  convention  of 
anti-secret  societies  of  Williams,  Union,  H.imilton  and  Amherst  Colleges  and  then 
called  the  "Anti-Secret  Confederation."  The  confederation  became  a  fraternity  in 
1858.  and  in  1864  the  name  of  Delta  Upsilon  was  bestowed  upon  it. 

TTie  badge  of  the  fraternity  is  a  monogram  of  the  fraternity  letier^.  The  fra- 
ternity colors  are  old  gold  and  sapphire  blue. 


OFFK-tAT,   PuiiucAiioN :     Tile  D>'Ua   Ut-silon   Quarterly. 
Editor:    Goldwin  Goldsmith,  111  Fifth  Ave.,  N.  Y. 
Roll  of  active  chapters: 


Amherat  College  

Bowdoln  Collesc   .. 

Brown  Unlver^'ltv 
Colby  UnlverFlu 
Colgate  Unlvci.  ■ 
Columbia    Unit'  '  ->. 
Correli  Untvi'r,-i' 
De  Pauw  Unii'  1      ■ 
Hamilton  Cril.u. 
Harvard  Unlv-i 
Lb  Flayette  Till.     ■ 
LehlKh  Unlvi-'i 
I.e1and  Stanfoni  .  :    i  '  .' 
Marietta  Colli^i:. 
Mass.  Inal.  of  TfchnolnRy, 

Mlddlebury  ColleKe  

Northwestern  Utilverslty  . 


..Amherat,    Mas-s Ajnherst 

..Brunswick.    Me Bowdoln. 

Prnvldence.  R.  I Brown. 

\^,.(.■rvllle.    Me Colby. 

iiiiiiliim.   N.  Y Colgate. 


_..  .  Collene  Swarthi..   .  ., 

e  University  Syracuse.  N.  Y 

Tutta  College  Tufts  College.  Maai 

Union  College  Schenectady,  N.  Y.. 


.Mlddleliury,   Vt Mlddlebury 

.Bvanston,  HI Northwestern. 

.. —  Brunswick.  N.  J, Rutgers. 


PATTERSOM'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIKECTOKY 


FRA  TERNITISS—MSS. 


FBATERSiriBS^MSlf. 


1 


Unlveralty  of  California    Berkeley.    Cal Calltornlu. 

University  of  Chicago   Chicago,  III Chicago. 

Unlveralty  of  Michigan    Ann  Arbor,  Mich Michigan. 

Unlveralty  of  Minnesota  Mlnnenpolls,   Minn Minnesota, 

University  of  Nebraslia  Lincoln.   Neb MebraHkB. 

University  of  Pennsylvania.., Philadelphia,    Pa Pennsylvani] 

Unlv,  of  the  City  of  N.   T..New  Tork  City New  York. 

University  of  Wisconsin   Madison,   Wis Wisconsin. 

University  of  Rochester   Rocheater,  N.  T Rochester. 

Weatem  Reserve  University.  CI  eve  land,  Ohio   Adell>ert, 

WIIllamH  CDllege Wllllamatown.  Moss Williams, 

McGlll  University  Montieal,   Can McQlll. 

University  of  Toronto Toronto,  Can Toronto. 

No    chapters,    36. 

KAPPA   ALPHA. 

Founded  at  Union  College,  Schenectady,  N.  Y,,  in  November,  1826,  and  the 
oldest  Greek  Leiter  fraternity  existing  lo-day  in  American  colleges.  The  society 
is  very  conservalive  in  (lie  mailer  of  extension,  and  but  few  chapters  have  beer 
established.  The  fraternity  badge  is  a  golden  key,  having  on  one  side  the  signs  of 
the  zodiac  encircling  the  fraternity  letters,  on  the  other  a  rising  sun  and  other 
symbols.     The  fraternity  color  is  scarlet.     There  is  no  fraternity  paper  published. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  Location,  Cbapli 

Cornell    University    Ithaca,    N.    Y N.    Y.    Gamn 

Hobart   College    Geneva,    N.    Y.    N.   Y.    Beta, 

Lehigh   University    South   Bethlehem,   Pa Pa.  Alpha. 

Union    Collesa    Schenectady,   N,   Y.    N.  Y,  Alpha, 

Williams  Colleea   Wllllamstown.   Maas Mass,   Alpha 

McOill  University    Montreal,    Can Quebec    Alplia. 

UniverBlty   of   Toronto Toronto.    Can Ontario    /— —    ' 

No,   Chaplers,  7. 

KAPPA  ALPHA, 
(Southern  Order.) 

Founded   at   Washington   College    (now   Washington   and   Lee   University), 
L.cxington,  Va.,  December  21,   1865. 

The  badge  of  the  fraternity  is  a  gold  shield,  surmounted  by  a  smaller  shield, 
in  the  center  of  which  is  a  slightly  raised  circle  of  black  enamel,  enclosing  a 
Latin  cross ;  above  the  cross  arc  the  fraternity  letters.  The  badge  is  usually  jew- 
eled. In  addition  there  is  a  fraternity  button,  displaying  a  crimson  cross  paltee. 
gold  bordered,  on  a  white  background,  with  the  fraternity  letters  engraved  thereon, 
the  whole  enclosed  in  a  rectangular  rim  of  gold.  The  fraternity  colors  3 
son  and  gold ;  the  (lowers  are  the  magnolia  and  red  rose. 

Official  Publication:     Kappa  Alpha  Journal  {quarterly). 
Editor:     Hardin  T,  Burnley.  Bo:i  644.  Richmond,  Va. 

Roll  of  active  chaoters : 
School.  lyication.  Chapter. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Inat... Auburn,  Ala.. Nu. 

Bethany  College  Bethany.  W.  Vu Beta  Betft. 

Centenary  Collega Jackson.    La Alpha    Iota. 

Central  Univ.  of  Ken  lucky...  Danville.   Ky Omega. 

College  of  Charleston Charleaton,  8.  C Beta  Oam__ 

Oalumblan  University  Washington.  D.  C Alpha  Nu. 

Daviason  College  Davidson.  N.  C Sigma. 

Emory  College  Oxford.   Ga Epsllon. 

"" — "•-   "•-■e  College Tallahassee.   Fla Alpha  Pat 


"826.  and  the 
The  society 

rs  have  beer  ' 

the  signs  of 
in   and   other 

published. 


Florida  8 


OeoTgelown  College  Georgetown.  Ky Beta  Delia- 
Ham  pden-Sldney  College  — Hampden -Sidney.  Va Alpha  Tau. 

Johns  Hopkins  University Baltimore.  Md Alpha  LAmbd 

Kentucky  State  Oallege Lexington.  Ky Theta. 

Kentucky  University  Lexington,  Ky Alpha  "I 

Kentucky  Wesleyan  Unlv — Winchester.   Ky... Alpha  ChL 

Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Unlv Stanford  University,  Cal Alpha   P' 


k 


OF  THE  UWITED  STATES  AMD  CANADA. 

FRATERNITIEB—MSN.  \  FRATSRSITIES—MBN. 

Louisiana,  Stale  University.. .Buton  Bouge,  1m Alpha    Gumma. 

Mercer  University  Macon.  Qa Kappe. 

MlUaapH  ColleKB  Jackmn.  Miss Alpha  Mu. 

MIsGOUrl  School  ot  Mines.,... Rolla.  Mo Beta  Alpha. 

North  Carolina  College  of 

Agriculture  ami  Mechanic 

Alrt» RalclKh.  N-  G Alnha   nuiRna. 

Randolph -Macon  College  .      '  "' "    "" 

Richmond  ColleKe 

Southern  University  ,   

Southwestern  Presb.  Univ. .  ..Oarksvl tie,  Tenn Alpha  Bpsllor.. 

Southweatern  Unlveralty  Georgetown,  Tex Xl. 

Trtnlty  College  Durham,  N.  C Alpha    Phi. 

Tulane  University  New  Orleana,  La Psi. 

Unlverelty  o[  Alabama  UnlvBralty.  Ala Alpha  Beta. 

Unlverelty  or  California    Berkeley.   Cal Alpha   XI. 

University  of  Georgia   Athens,    Ga Gamma, 

University  of  MisHisslppl    .,,. University,    MIhb Alpha  UpsUon, 

University  ot  Missouri    Columbia,    Mo Alpha   Kappa, 

University  of  N,  Carolina  ,,. Chapel  Hill,  N.  C Upsllon. 

University  of  the  Boulh Sewanee,  Tenn Alpha  Alpha. 

University  of  Tennessee   Knoxvllle.  Tenn Fl, 

University  of  Texas   Austin,  Tex Omicron, 

University  of  VlrglQia    Charlottesville.    Va ..lambda, 

VanderWlt  University  Nashville.   Tenn Chi. 

U'anhlnglon  and  Lee   Univ. ,  .Lexln^on,    Va Alpha. 

WcBtmlnater  College  Fulton.   Mo Alpha  Eta. 

West  Virginia  University Morgantown.  W.  Va Alpha   Rho. 

William  Jewell  College Liberty.  Mo Alpha   t>elta. 

William  and  Mary  College... .WIIllamsburK.  Va Alpha  Zela. 

Wofford  College  Spartanburg.  S.  C Delta, 

No.   chapters,   4S. 


KAPPA  SIGMA. 

Founded  at  the  University  of  Virginia,  at  Charlottesville,  in  1867.  Moilelcd 
after  an  ancient  European  secret  order,  the  Kirjath  Sepher,  now  extinel,  which 
flourished  in  the  University  of  Bologna  near  the  close  of  the  foiirieenth  century,  its 
rituals  embracing  many  of  the  forms  and  ceremonies  of  this  ancient  order. 

The  badge  ot  the  fraternity  is  a  crescent  of  chased  gold  with  its  horns  turned 
downward  and  holding  suspended  a  five-pointed  star,  enameled  in  hlack  and  with 
a  narrow  border  of  white  enamel  and  gold.  Within  the  star  are  the  fraternity  let- 
ters encircled  by  jewels.  The  crescent  displays  at  its  widest  part  the  skull  and 
crossed  bones,  while  on  one  Bide  are  crossed  swords  and  on  the  other  crossed  keys. 
The  fraternity  colors  are  maroon,  old  gold  and  peacock  blue;  Ihc  flower  the  lily- 
of-the- valley. 

Official  Publication:     The  Coduceus  of  Kal'fa  Sigma  (iiuarlcrly). 
Editor:    J.  Harry  Covington,  Easton,  Md 

Roll  of  active  chapters ; 
School.  Location,  Chapter. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Inst... .Auburn.  -Ala Beta  Eta. 

Baker  Unlverslly  Baldwin.  Kan Beta    Tau. 

Bowdoin  College  Brunswick.   Me Alpha  Rho, 

Brown  University  Providence,  R.  I Beta  Alpha. 

Bucknell  Unlverslly  Lewlaburg.  Pa Alpha    Phi. 

CUte  School  of  Applied 

Helenco Cleveland.  Ohio   ..Rpin  Phi. 

Centenary  College  Jackson,  I^a Spsiloo, 

Columbian  university  Washington,  D.  C Alpha  E(a. 

Cornell  University  Ilhaea.  N.  T ...Alpha  Kappa. 

Cumberland  University  Lebanon.  Tenn Theta. 

Davidson  College  Davidson.  H.  C Delta. 

Dickinson  College  Carlisle,  Pa Beta.  PJ, 

Georgia  Sch'l  of  Technology. Atlanta,  Gb 'Inha  Tau, 

Hampden- Sidney  College  ....Hampden-Bldney,  Va Upsllon. 


349  PATTESSOH'S  COLLEGE  AKD  SCHOOL  DISECTORT 


FRATERSITlEa—MBS.  \  FBATBRNITIB8—MEN, 

Lake  Forest  College Lake  Forest,  111 Alpha  ChL 

Lehigh  University  South  Bethlehem.  Pa Beta    Iota. 

Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ Stanford  University.  CaL Beta  Zeta. 

Louisiana  State  University... Baton  Rouge.  La Ganuna.  . 

Mercer  University  Macon,  Ga Alpha  Beta. 

Millsaps  College  Jackson,    Miss Alpha   Upsilon. 

Missouri  School  of  Mines RoUa.  Mo Beta  ChL 

New  Hampshire  College Durham.  N.  H Beta  Kappa. 

North  Carolina  College  of 

A^rriculture  and  Mechanic 

A!rts Raleigh.   N.  C Beta  Upsilon. 

Ohio  State  University Columbus.  Ohio   Alpha   Sigma. 

Pennsylvania  State  College.. State  College.  Pa Alpha  Delta. 

Purdue  University  Lafayette.   Ind ChL 

Randolph-Macon  College  — Ashland.   Va Eta. 

Richmond  College  Richmond.   Va Beta   Beta. 

Southwestern  Baptist  Univ.. Jackson.   Tenn Alpha   Theta. 

Southwestern  Presb.  Univ — Clarksville,  Tenn PW. 

Southwestern  Universit5'  — Georgetown.  Tex Iota. 

State  University  of  Iowa Iowa  City.  Iowa Beta  Rho. 

Swarthmore  College   Swarthmore.   Pa Pi. 

Trinity  College   Durham.  N.  C Erta  Prime. 

Tulane  University   New  Orleans.  La Sigma. 

University  of  Alabama    University,  Ala Beta. 

University  of  Arkansas   F'ayetteville.   Ark XL 

University  of  California    Berkeley.  Cal Beta    XL 

University  of  Denver  University  Park.  Colo Beta  Omicron. 

University  of  Georgia   Athens.   Ga Beta  Lambda. 

University  of  Illinois    Urbana,    III Alpha   Gamma. 

University  of  Maine    Orono,    Me PsL 

University  of  Maryland   Baltimore.   Md .\lpha  Alpha. 

University  of  Michigan    Ann  Arbor.  Mich Alpha  Zeta. 

University  of  Minnesota    Minneapolis.    Minn Beta  Mu. 

University  of  Missouri   Columbia.  Mo Beta  Gamma. 

University  of  Nebraska  Lincoln.  Neb .\lpha  PsL 

University  of  N.  Carolina  ...Chapel  HIH.  N.  C Alpha  Mu. 

University  of  Pennsylvania... Philadelphia,  Pa Alpha  Epsilon. 

University  of  the  South  Sewanee.  Tenn Omegja. 

University  of  Tennessee    Knoxville.  Tenn Lambda. 

University  of  Texas    Austin,  Tex Tau. 

University  of  Vermont  Burlington.  Vt Alpha  I^imbda. 

University  of  Virginia    Charlottesville.  Va Zeta. 

University  of  Washington   ...Seattle.   Wasii Beta  PsL 

University  of  Wisconsin    Madison.    Wis Beta   Epsilon. 

Vanderbilt    University Nashvillo.    Tenn Kappa. 

Wabash  College  Crawfurdsville,   Ind Alpha  PL 

Washington  and  JeffcTKon 

College Wasiiingtun.    Pa Beta   Delta. 

Wasiiington  University   St.  Louis.  Mo Beta   Sigma. 

William  Jewell  Colleg<- Liberty.   Mo Alpha  Omega. 

William  and  Mary  College. ..Williamsburp.   Va Nu. 

Wofford  ColloKo Spartanburg.  S.  C Alpha  Nu. 

No,    chaptHFR,   G5. 

MU    PI    LAMBD.V. 

I'oundcd  at  Washington  anrl  Lee  University,  at  Le.xington,  in  1895. 

The  fraternity  badge  is  a  five-sided  shield  displaying  the  fraternity  letters  be- 
neath an  eye  and  above  the  skull  and  crossed  bones.  There  is  no  fraternity  paper 
published. 

Koll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location. 

Harvard    Univ;  r.sity    Oimbridge.    Mass. 

IJnivcrHity   of    Virginia    Charlottesville,    Va. 

WaHblrmton  atui    Loo  I'niv I>exlngton,     Va. 

West    VirginiM     University Mt)rgantown.    W.    Va. 

No,    Cbaptorf.    4.    No  re  rent  roports  ro(!rivod. 

PHI  DELT.'X  TIIKTA. 
I'ounded   ; i    Miami   University,  Oxford,  O.,  December   26,    1848.     It  is  one  of 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  349 


FRATERNITIES— MSN. 


FRATERNITIES— MEN. 


the   largest   Greek  letter   fraternities   in   the  country,   having   at   the   present   time 
sixty-eight  active  chapters. 

The  fraternity  badge  consists  of  a  shield,  below  which  is  suspended  a  sword 
attached  by  a  chain.  The  shield  bears  a  scroll  with  the  fraternity  letters  in  the 
lower  part  of  the  field  and  a  radiated  eye  in  the  upper.  The  fraternity  colors  are 
argent  and  azure;    the  fraternity  flower  is  the  white  carnation. 

Official  Publication:     The  Scroll  of  Phi  Delta  Theta  {bi-monthM. 
Editor:    John  H.  De  Witt,  51  Cole  Bldg.,  Nashville,  Tenn. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  I-iOcation.  Chapter. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Inst — Auburn,    Ala Ala.   Beta. 

Allegheny   College    Meadville,    Pa Pa.   Delta. 

Amherst   College    Amherst,   Mass Mass.    Beta. 

Brov/n    University    Providence,   R.   J R.  I.  Alpha. 

Butler  College.  Univ.  of  lnd..Irvington,   Ind Ind.    Gamma. 

Case  Sch.  of  Applied  Science.Cleveland,   O Ohio  Eta. 

Central    University    Danville,   Ky.-    Ky.   Alpha-Delta. 

Colby    College    VVaterville,    Me Maine  Alpha. 

Columbia  University  New  York.  N.  Y N.  Y.   Delta. 

Cornell  University .Ithaca,   N.   Y N,.   Y.  Alpha. 

Dartmouth  College  Hanover.   N.   H N.  H.  Alpha. 

De  Pauw  University    Greencastle,    Ind Ind.  Zeta. 

Dickinson  College   Carlisle,    Pa Pa.   Epsilon. 

Emory   College    Oxford,  Ga Ga.   Beta. 

Franklin  College   Franklin,    Ind Ind.    Delta. 

Georgia  School  of  Tech Atlanta,  Ga Ga.   Delta. 

Hanover  College   Hanover,    Ind Ind.   Epsilon. 

Indiana  University    Bloomington,  Ind Ind.  Alpha. 

Kentucky  State  College  Lexington,  Ky Ky.  Epsilon. 

Knox   College    Galesburg.   Ill 111.   Delta. 

Lafayette  College  Easton,  Pa Pa.  Alpha. 

Lehigh  University   South  Bethlehem,  Pa    Pa.   Eta. 

Leland  Stanford,  Jr.,  Univ... Stanford  University.  Cal Cal.   Beta. 

Lombard   College    Galesburg,  111 111.  2:eta. 

Mercer  University   Maccn,   Ga Ga.  Gamma. 

Miami    University    Oxford.   Ohio    Ohio  Alpha. 

Northwestern    University    ...Evanston,     111 111.   Alpha. 

Ohio  State  University Columbus.  Ohio  Ohio  Zeta. 

Ohio  University    Athens,   Ohio    Ohio  Gamma. 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University... .Delaware,  Ohio  Ohio   Beta. 

Pennsylvania  College    Gettysburg,   Pa Pa.   Beta. 

Purdue    University    Lafayette.    Ind Ind.   Theta. 

Randolph-Macon  College   Ashland.    Va Va.   Gamma. 

Southwestern    University Georgetown,   Tex Texas  Gamma. 

State  University  of  Iowa Iowa  City,  la Iowa   Beta. 

Syracuse  University  Syracuse,    N.    Y N.   Y.   Epsilon. 

Tulane   University    New  Orleans.    La La.   Alpha. 

University  of  Alabama University,    Ala Ala.  -Alpha. 

University  of  California Berkeley,    Cal , Cal.  Alpha. 

University  of   Chicago Chicago.    111.     111.   Beta. 

University  of  Cincinnati Cincinnati.    Ohio    Ohio    Theta. 

University  of  Colorado Boulder,  Colo Colo.    Alpha. 

University    of   Georgia Athens.    Ga Ga.    Alpha. 

University  of  Illinois Urbana.   Ill 111.   Eta. 

University    of    Kansas Lawrence.    Kan Kan.    Alpha. 

University  of  Michigan Ann  Arbor.    Mich Mich.   Alpha. 

University    of    Missouri Columbia.    Mo Missouri   Alpha. 

University  of  Minnesota Minneapolis.    Minn Minn.   Alnha. 

University  of   Mississippi University.  Miss Miss.  Alpha. 

University   of   Nebraska Lincoln,   Neb Neb.   Alpha. 

University  of  N.  Carolina.... Chapel   Hill,   N.    C N.    C.    Beta. 

University  of  Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia,    Pa Pa.  Zeta. 

University  of  the  South Scwanee,    Tenn Tenn.    Beta. 

University    of    Texas Austin.   Tex Texas  Beta. 

University    of    Vermont Burlington.  Vt Vermont  Alpha 

University   of  Virginia Charlottesville,  Va    Va.  Beta. 

University  of   Washington... Seattle,   Wash.    ...'. Wash.  Alpha. 

University  of  Wisconsin Madison,  Wis Wis.  Alpha. 


350                     PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY                     ^^^ 

FBATEEKITIES—UES.                       \                       FRATERNITIEB—MBS. 

Vanderbllt    Univerai'ty  '.'.'.'.'.' 

W^hlngtonand^LeeUniV!'. 

Washington    University    ... 

Wesleyan    Ualverafty    

Westminster    College    

Williams    Gotlege    

McQlli    University    

No.  Chapters.  «i. 

Founded  at  Jefferson 
Jefferson    College,   Washin 
lozenge  about  an  inch  in 
single  star  in  white  enam 
the  heliotrope. 

Official  Publication 

Roll  ot  active  chaplers 
School. 

Adelberl   College   

Allegheny   Collage   

Alpba.                 ^^^H 
Pa.  Oamma.                  ^^^^^^| 

Mass.  Alpha.                   ^^^H 
Quebec                                  ^^^^H 

w  a  part  of  Washington  ami 
The    fralemity    Uadge    is   a 
ity  letters,  above  which   is  a 
roynl   purple;   Ihe   flower   h 

monthly),  532  Newlon  Clay- 
Chapter.               _^^^H 
.XI   Delta.                        ^^^H 

.Alpha                                    ^^^H 

.  Delta.                              ^^^^H 
■  Theta  Pal.                     ^^^H 

.Upsllon.                          ^^^^H 

.Dei^r^Nu.                          ^^^H 
.Lambda  Delta.                ^^^H 

.Delta  Delta.                      ^^^^H 

.Alpha  Delta.                  ^^^^H 

.Beta    Mu.                            ^^^^H 
.Gammo    Delta.                 ^^^H 
.Sigma    Delta.                   ^^^^H 

mIi.     ^™''              ^^^H 
.Nu   Epsllon.                      ^^^^H 
.Omieron   Delta.             ^^^H 
.Tbela  Delta.                  ^^^^H 

.Rho  ChL                        ^^^H 
.Beta    Delta.                      ^^^^H 

.Sigma   Nu.                      _^^^^H 
Alpba.      ^^^^^H 

Uu.  ^  .^^^^^^^^1 
.Lambda  H«^^^^^^^^^H 

.Nashville,    Tenn 

rfX"«r-  ■;: ■ 

:  w'il!?a"mato  wn!  ■  Ma^V '.'.'.'.'.'.' 

PHI    GAMMA  DELTA. 
■"ollege,  Canonsburg,  Pa.  (n 
gton,   Pa.),   in   May,    1848. 
englh  displaying  the  f rater 
el.     The   tralernily   tolor   is 

The  Phi  Gamma  Delia 
d. 

Location. 

.Amherst,    Mass 

.  R usaei villa,   Ky 

Bethel   College    

Brown   University   

BuckneU   University   

Colgate  Univeralty  

College  of  the  City  ot  N.  Y 

Columbia   University    

Cornell    University     

Dartmouth   Colleso    

Denlaon  University   

Oettysburg  College   

Hanover  CoUego   

Illinois    Wesleyan    Univ.    .. 

Indiana    University    

Johns  Hopkins  University 

Knox    College    

Lafayette  College   

I^high   University    

Leland  Stanford.  Jr.    Univ. 
Massachusetts   Inst.    Tech. 
New   York   University    — 

Ohio  State  University  

Ohio   Wesleyan   University 
Pennsylvania    Stoto    Col... 

Purdue  University    

Richmond    College    

!New  York.  N.   Y.'W.'.IW" 
.New  York,    N.   Y 

:Han^er%^H:-::-.:::;:::::- 

iOranvllle.    Ohio'  '.'.'.'.'..'• 

.Greencastle,    IniJ 

.Bloorolngton,    111 

.Oalesburg,    111 

.Easton,    Pa 

.South    Bethlehem,    Pa 

.Stanford    University.   Cal    . 

.New  York.  N.  Y 

.Lafayette,   Ind 

Syracuse   University    

Trinlly    College    

Union    College    

University    ot    Alabama    .. 

University  of  Chicago   .... 

University  ot  Illinois   

University    of    Kansas    .... 

University  of   Maine   

UnlveraUy  of  Michigan  .... 
University  of  MinneK>ta  . 
University   of  Missouri   ... 
University   of    Nebraska    .. 

University  of   Tennessee 

.Syracuse,  N.  Y 

.Hartford,   Conn 

.Schenectady.  N.  Y 

.Chicago.    Ill 

.Urbana.    HI 

.Lawrence,   Kan 

.Orr>no.    Me 

.Ann    Arbor.   Mich 

.Minneapolis,    Minn.    

:phiiadeiphia.'paV:'.:":!;: 

Unlverally  of  Texas    AuBtlo,     

Univeralty  o(  Virginia   Chariot  tea  vlUe,   Va.    

Unlveralty   ol   WaBhlngton. .Seattle,  Waah Sigma  Tau. 

University  of  WlBconBln   .    ■■--" —    ""-  •■-■ 

University  of  Wooster  _  ...    _. 

Wabash  College  Craw  fords  v  11.-, 

Waab'ton  and  JefCson  Co]...WaHhlnElon.    Pa Alpha. 


jnberg  College 
._.:ester  PoIyteC 
Yale   University 
No.    Chaplei 


Sprlngfleld,    Ohio    Slgina. 


PHI  KAPPA  ALPHA. 
5ily  of  Virginia,  at  Charlottesville, 


Founded  al  Ihe  Univer     ,  „        .         . 

nity  is  restricted  lo  southern  in.ili  tut  ions.     The  fraternity  badge  is  a 
enamel,  surniounled  by  a  diamond  of  while,  on  which  are  inscribed  the  fraternity 
letters.     The   fraternity  colors  are  garnet  and  old  gold,  the  flower  the  lily-ot-the- 

Official  Publication  :     Tlie  Shield  and  Diamond. 
Editor:     Robert  A.  Smythe,  Charleston,  S.  C. 

Roll  of  active  chapters ; 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Ala.  Agrl.  A  Uecb.  Co  liege..  Auburn,  Ala Uusllon. 

Centenury  College   Jackson.    La Alpha  Beta. 

Cumberland  University   LietMtnon,    Tenn Rho. 

Davidson  College  Davidson,   N.    C Beta, 

Georgia  Agrlcultumt  Col Dahlonega,  Ga PsI. 

Georgia   School  of  Tech .Atlanta,   Ga,    Alpha  Delta. 

HamiHlen<8ldney  College Hampden -Sidney,  Va Iota. 

Kentucky    State   College Ueilngton,  Va Omega. 

Kentucky    University    Lexington,  Ky Kappa. 

Louisiana  State   University.. Baton  Rouge.  Lb Alpha  Gamma. 

Presb.  Coll.  of  S.  Carolina...  CI  In  ton.  B.  C Mu. 

Richmond  College  Richmond,   Va Omlccon. 

Roanoke    College    Salem.  Va Phi. 

-      ■  .  Unlv...ClarkHvllIe.  Tenn Theta. 

"      'lam,    N.    C. Alpha  Alpha. 


_.llege   . 

SouthweBtem  Pres 

Trinity  College ...    _ 

Tulane  University New  Orleans,   im  __ 

University   of   N.    Carolina.. Chapel   Hill,   N.  C Tau. 

Universlly   of  the   South flewanee.  Tenn Chi. 

University   of  Tennessee KnonvlUe,  Tenn Zeta. 

UnlvePBlly   of  Virginia    Chariot teavl lie,   Va Alpha. 


,  — „-... „  -.-.  Va 

William  and  Mary  Col  lege.,  Williamaburg,  Va 

Wofford    College    Spartanburg,   8.   C 

No.   Chapters,  24. 

PHI  KAPPA  PSI. 


..PL 


Founded  at  Jefferson  College.  Canonsburg',  Pa.  (now  uni 
College  in  Wa.shinglon  and  Jefferson  College.  Washington, 
1852.  The  idea  of  the  fraternity  was  conceived  at  the  time  t 
phoxd  fever  in  the  college,  when  day  after  day  those  who  wi 
Ihe  disease  sat  at  the  bedsides  of  their  afflicted  friends,  minis 
warm  friendships  engendered  in  this  trying  time  ripened  inti 
menl  which  made  the  foimdation  of  the  fraternity  possible. 

The  badge  of  the  fraternity  is  a  shield  of  gold,  displaying  near  its  top  an  eye, 
on  each  side  of  which  is  a  star;  across  Ihe  center  of  the  shield  are  the  fraternity 
letters  and  beneath  is  an  antique  lamp.  The  border  is  usually  jeweled.  The  fra- 
lernily  colors  are  pink  and  lavender. 


;d  with  Washington 
Pa.),  in  February, 
an  epidemic  of  ty- 
e  not  prostrated  by 
■ring  lo  them.  The 
the  fraternal  senti- 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 

I  FBATERKlTIBa—Ml 


NITlEa—MSN. 


The  Shield  of  Phi  Kappa  Pit. 


Location.  Chapter, 

...Meadvilie,    Pa Pa.  BeW. 

...Amh^rat.  Mass Mass.  Alpba. 


Brooklyn  Polytectinlc  Inst.-.Liong   Island,    N 

Brown  Unlve rally  Providence,     R. 

Bucknell   UniversHy    Lewlabure.  Pa.   . 

Colgate  Unlvorelty    Hamilton.    N.    i 

Columbia  University    New    York.    N. 


..Wla.   Gamma. 
..N.    Y.  Zeta. 


Dartmouth    College   Hanover,  N.  H. 

DePauw   Unlverally    Qreencaatle,  Ind, 

Dickinson  College  Carlisle.    Pa.    ... 

Franklin  and  Marshall  CDl...tjtnGaater.   Pa.    . 


..N.  Y.  BpBllon. 
..N.  Y.  l^mma, 

,..N.  Y.  Alpha. 
...N.  H.  Alpha. 
...Ind.    Alpha. 


.    Eta. 

.    Kpsllon. 


..Md.   Alpha. 


.    B«ta. 


I.  Alpha. 


Indiana  University    Bloomlnglon.    Ind. 

Johna  Hopklna  University... .Baltimore.    Md ._.,_._. 

Lalayetle  College  Eaaton,   Fa Pa.  Theta. 

Ixland  Stanford.  Jr.,   Unlv... Stanford    University.    Cal....Cal.   Beta. 

Northwestern     UnlverBlty.,..Bvaneton.    Ill 111.  Alpha. 

Ohio    Stale    University CohimbUB.  Ohio  Ohio  Delia.       , 

Ohio  Wealeyan  Unlverally. ..Delaware.   Ohio    Ohio  Alpha.    I 

Purdue  University  tiorayette,  Ind Ind.   Delta. 

State  Unlverally  ol  Iowa Iowa   City,    la la.  Alpha 

Swarthmore  College   Swathmore.    pa Pa.  KkjM 

By raeuae  University  Syracuse,  N.  Y N.    T. 

University  o(  California Berkeley.   Cal Cal.  < 

University  ot   Chicago Chicago,    III III.   Beta. 

University  of  Kanaaa Lawrencp,  Kan "         "'  ' 

University  of  Michigan Ann  Arbor.  Mich.  .. 

University  of  Minnesota Minneapolis.  Minn. 

University  of  Mississippi University,   Miss Miss.   Alpha.  J 

University   of  Nebraska Lincoln,    Neb Neb.   Alpha.    ? 

University  of  Pennsylvania, ..Philadelphia.   Pa Ph.    Iota.         ' 

University    ot    Virginia Charlottesville,  Va Va.  Alpha. 

Unlveraltv  ot  Wisconsin Madison.   Wis Wis.   Alpha. 

Vanderbllt  University Nashville.    Tenn Tenn.    Delta. 

Wash,    and    Jefferson    Col... Washington,  Pa Pa.   Alpha. 

Washington  and   Lee  Unlv... Lexington.  Va Va.   Beta. 

West  Virginia  University Morgantown.    W.    Va W.    Va.    Alpha. 

Wittenberg    College    Springfield,   Ohio    Ohio   Beta. 

No.   Chapters,  40. 

PHI  KAPPA  SIGMA. 

Founded  at  ihe  University  of  Pennsylvania,  at  Philadelphia,  .\ogust  16,  185(1 
The  fraternity  badge  is  a  Maltese  cross,  surrounded  with  black  enamel  and  dis- 
playing the  skull  and  crossed  bones  in  the  center.  In  the  upper  arm  of  Ihe  c  _ 
IS  a  gix-poinled  star  and  in  the  other  arms  the  respective  fraternity  letters.  The 
fraternity  colors  are  black  and  gold. 

Ofticial  Publication  r    Pki  Kappa  Sigma  Netvs  Letter. 

Editor :    Boyd  Lee  Spahr.  3537  Locust  St,,  Philadelphia.  Pa. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 
School.  Ivoeatlon.  Chapter 

Armour  Institute  of  Teoh....ChlcHBO,    111 Alpha   Bpsilon 

College   of   Charleston    Charleston.    S.   C.    Alpha  Eta. 

Dickinson  College   Carlisle,    pa Bpsllon. 

Franklin  and  Marahall  Col... Lancaster.  Pa Zeta. 

Georgia  School  of  Tech Atlanta.  Ga.  Alpha  Nu. 

Mass.  Inst,  of  Teehnology. ...Boston.  Mass Alpha  Mu. 

Northwestern  University  ....Bvanston,    III Upsllon. 

Pennsylvania  State  Coliege-.Btale  Oolle^re,  Pa Psl. 

Randolph-Maeon   College Ashland,   Va Tau. 

Richmond  College  Richmond.  Va Phi. 

Tulana   University    New  Orleans,  La Hu, 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


FBA  TER  NITIES—MSX. 


I 


PR  A  TBRNITIEB—HRN. 


Unlverstty  of  Alabama Unlverally.    Ala Alpha  Kappa. 

Ltnlverslty  of  CaUfornIa Birkeley.   Cal Alpha  Lambda. 

LFnIverslty    of    Illinois Urbona,   111 Rho. 

University  of  Majne Orono.   Moina   Alpha  Delta. 

University  oC  Maryland Baltimore.  Md Alpha  Zeta. 

University  ot  Pennaylvania. .PhllQdelphla,  Pa.  Alpha. 

University  of  Virginia Charlolteavllle.  Va Eta. 

UniverBlly   tf    WlseonEln Madison.   Wla Alpha  Theta, 

Vanderbllt  University   Nashvlltp.  T«nn Alpha  Iota. 

Wash,  and  Jefferson  Col lexe.  Wash InKlon.  Pa Delta. 

Washlnielon  and  L^e  nnlv...L.eJtlnKton.   Va>   Alpha  Alpha. 

West   Virginia   University. ,.Mor(fantown,  W.  Va Alpha  Gamma. 

No.  Chapters,  83. 

PHI    PHI    PHI.* 

Founded  at  Austin  College,  at  Sherman,  Texas,  November  22,  i8ck 
The  badge  is  an  open  book  of  white  enamel  bearing  a  hand  and  n 
gold,  and  resting  upon  two  crossed  lances,  between  the  heads  of  which.  1 


e  displayed  the  fraternity  letters.    The  fraternity  colors  . 
lere  is  no  fraternity  paper  published. 
Roll  ot  chapters : 


e  black,  white  and  blue. 


I    College    Bher 


..Jackson.    LcL. 


•No  n 


..Alphi 


■tfl  Abhs 
pha   Tau 


PHI  SIGMA  KAPPA. 
Founded   at   the   Massachusetts    Agricultural    College,   at   Amherst,    March   15, 

1873.  The  society  was  at  first  known  as  the  "Three  T's,"  lis  prewnt  name  being 
adopted  in  1878.  The  insignia  of  the  fralernily  are  an  onyx  ring,  upon  which  are 
engraved  three  arbitrary  characters  resembling  "T's,"  and  a  monogram  badge  of 
the  fraternity  letters.  The  fraternity  colors  are  silver  and  magenta  red.  There  i«  ] 
no  official  fraternity  paper. 
Roll  of  active  chapters : 
School.  Location.  Chapter. 

College  or  the  City  ot  N.  T..New  York  City  Zeta. 

Columbian    University    Washington.    D.    f Ijimhda. 

Columbia    University    New  Tork  City  .. 

Ctornoll   University    -Ithacr     *■'     ■^ 

Franklin  and  Marshall  Col... LanpBo.er.    ra x-i. 

I^hlgh    University    South  Bethlehem.   Pa Nu. 

Mass.   Agricultural  College.  ..Amherst,  Mass Alpha. 

Mush.  Inst,  ot  Technology. ..Boston.  Moss Omlcron. 

Pennsylvania  Slate  Co  liege..  State  College,   Pa Kappa. 

Stevens  Institute  of  Tech,...Hoboken.  N.  J Iota. 

St.   Johns   College   New  York  CTty  Blgma. 

SI.    Lawrence  University   Canton.    N.    Y XI. 

Union   College    Etehneetady.  N.   T Beta. 

University  of  Maryland   Baltimore.  Md Eta. 

University  of  Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia,  Pa Mu. 

West  Virginia  -University. .  ..Morgan town,  W,  Vii Delta. 

Yale  University  New  Haven,  Conn Ei«llon. 

Queen's  University  Toronto,   Can 

No.  Chapters.  18. 

PSI  UPSILON. 

Founded  at  Union  College,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  in  November,  183,1,  Its  mem- 
bership has  been  confined  exclusively  to  the  northern  and  more  particularly  the 
eastern  stales.  A  chapter  has,  however,  been  recently  inslituled  at  the  University 
of  California. 

The  badge  of  the  fraternity  is  a  lozenge  displaying  the  emblem  of  the  clasped 


354  PATTESSOH'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIKBCTQKT 


hands  with  the  fraternity  letters  above  and  below.    The  fraternity  colors  are  garnet 
and  gold.    No  fraternity  paper  is  published. 
Roll  of  active  chapters : 

SchooL  Location.  Chapter. 

Amherst  College  Amherst,    MaBS.    Gamma. 

Bowdoin   College    Brunswick.    Me.    Kappa. 

Brown  University   Providence.   R.   I Sigma. 

Columbia  University  New  York  City   Lambda. 

Cbmell  University  Ithaca,    N.    Y ChL 

Dartmouth  College Hanover.   X.   H Zeta. 

Hamilton  College  Clinton.   N.    Y Pat 

Kenyon  College  Gambler.   O Iota. 

Lehigh  University  South   Bethlehem.   Pa.    Eta. 

Syracuse    University    Syracuse,    N.    Y PL 

Trinity  College  EKirham,    N.    C Beta  Beta. 

Union  College  Schnectady,    N.    Y Theta. 

University  of  California Berkeley,  Cal Epsilon. 

University  of  Chicago   Chicago,  111.  Omega. 

University    of    Michigan Ann  Arbor,  Mich Phi. 

University  of  Minnesota Minneapolis.  Minn i.Mu. 

University  of  Pennsylvania.. Philadelphia.  Pa Tau. 

University  of  Rochester Rochester.    N.    Y Upsilon. 

Univ.  of  the  City  of  N.  Y New  York  City   Delta. 

University  of  Wisconsin Madison.   Wis Rho. 

Wesleyan  University   Middletown,  Conn Xi. 

Yale  University  New  Haven.  COnn Beta. 

No.  Chapters,  22. 

SIGMA  ALPHA  EPSILON. 

Founded  at  the  University  of  Alabama,  at  University,  March  9,  18561 

The  badge  is  diamond-shaped,  and  bears  on  a  groundwork  of  black  enamel,  the 
device  of  Minerva,  with  a  lion  crouching  at  her  feet,  above  which  are  the  fraternity 
letters  in  gold.  Below  are  the  Greek  letters,  *Thi''  and  "Alpha,"  on  a  white 
ground  in  a  wreath.  The  fraternity  colors  are  purple  and  old  gold;  the  flower,  the 
violet. 

Oficial  Pubucation:     The  Record  of  Sigma  Alpha  Epsilon  {quarterly). 
Editor:    Henry  S.  Harrison,  Rural  Del.  4,  Richmond,  Va. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 
School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Adrian  College  Adrian,    Mich Mich.  Alpha. 

Alabama  Polytechnic  Inst.... Auburn.  Ala Ala.  Alpha  Mu. 

Allegheny  College  Meadvllle,  Pa Pa.  Omega. 

Bethel  College  Russellville,   Ky Ky.  Iota. 

Boston  University  Boston,   Mass Mass.  Beta  Upsilon. 

Bucknell  University  Lewlsburg,   Pa Pa.  SSeta. 

Central  University  Danville,  Ky Ky.  Kappa. 

Colorado  School  of  Mines Golden,   Colo Colo.  lambda. 

Columbia  University New  York,  N.  Y N.  Y.  Mu. 

Cornell  University  Ithaca.  N.  Y N.  Y.  Alpha. 

Cumberland  University  I^banon,  Tenn Tenn.  Lambda. 

Davidson  College  Davidson,  N.  C N.  C.  Theta. 

Dickinson  College  Carlialo,    Pa Pa.  Sigma  Phi. 

Emory  College  Oxford.  Ga Ga.  E^psilon. 

Franklin  College  Franklin.   Ind Ind.  Alpha. 

Georgia  Soh'l  of  Technology. Atlanta.   Ga Ga.  Phi. 

Gettysburg  College  Gettysburg.   Pa Pa.  Delta, 

Harvard  University  Cambridge.  Ma-ss Mass.  Gamma. 

Kentucky  State  College Lexington,  Ky Ky.  E^psilon. 

Iceland  Stanford  Jr.  Unlv Stanford  University.  Cal Cal.  Alpha. 

Ijoulsiana  State  University... Baton  Rouge,  I>;i I^.  Epsilon. 

Mass.  Inst,  of  Technology.... Boston.    Mass Mass.  Iota  Tau. 

Mercer  University  Macon.  Ga Ga.  Psi. 

Mt.  Union  College Alliance,  Ohio Ohio  Sigma. 

Northwestern  University  Evanston.   Ill 111.  Psi  Omega. 

Ohio  State  University Columbus,    Ohio Ohio  Theta. 

Ohio  Wesleyan  University.... Delaware,  Ohio Ohio  Delta. 


St.  Stephen's 


FRA  TSUNITlBB—MMlf. 

Pennsylvania  Slate  College. .Stale  College,  Pa Fa.  Alpha  Zeta. 

"•■-■'■■-  ■'-' ilty  Lafayette,   Ind Ind.  Beta. 

DlieKe ..Annandale-OD-HudBon,  N.  T.N.  T.  Sigma  Phi. 

rralty  Greenaboro.   Ala Ala.  Iota. 

SouthwoHlern  Bapllat  Univ.  .JaclCBon.    Tenn Tenn.  Ela. 

Southwestern  Presb.  Unlv....CIarkaviIla.    Tenn Tenn.  Ze  I  a. 

Tulane  University  New  Orleans,  La La.  Tau  Epallon. 

University  o(  Alabama  University,  Ala Ala.  Mu. 

University  of  Arkansas  Fayettevlile.   Ark Ark.  Alpha  Upsllon. 

University  ol  Caliromia   Berkeley,   Cal Cal.  Beta. 

University  of  Chicago    Chicago,    111 Ill  Theta. 

University  of  anclonatl    Cincinnati,  Ohio Ohio  Bpallon. 

University  of  Colorado  Boulder,  Colo Colo.  ChL 

Onlveraity  of  Denver   University  Park,  Colo Colo.  Zeta. 

Unlveralty  of  Georgia   Athena.  Ga Go.  Beta 

University  of  Ullnais  Urbana.  Ul III.  Beta. 

University  of  Kansas   I^awrence,   Kan Kan.  Alpha. 

University  of  Maine  Orono,  Me Me,  Alpha. 

University  of  Michigan    Ann  Arbor,  Mich Mich,  lota  Beta. 

University  of  Minnesota   Ulnneapolis,    Minn Minn.  Alpha. 

University  of  MiHsiasIppi    ....University.   Miss Miss,  Gamnia. 

University  of  Missouri    Columbia.  Mo Mo.  Alpha. 

University  of  Nebraska  Uncoln,   Neb Neb.  I^ambda  PI. 

University  of  N.  Carolina  ...Chapel  Hill.  N.  C N.  C.  XI. 

University  of  Pennsylvania.., Philadelphia,  Pa Pa.  Theta. 

University  of  the  South  Bewanee,   Tenn Tenn,  Omega. 

University  of  TennBHseo    Knoxville,  Tenn Temi.  Kappa. 

University  of  Texas   Austin,  Tex Texas  Rho. 

University  of  Virginia   Charlottesville,  Va Vn.  Omlcron. 

University  of  Wisconsin  Madison.  Wis Wis.  Alpha, 

Vanderbilt  University Nashville.    Tenn Tenn.  Nu. 

Washington  and  Iiee  Unlv...L>exIngton,   Va Va.  Sigma, 

Washington  University  St.  Louis,  Ho Mo,  Beta, 

Woftord  College Spartanburg,  8.  C 8.  C.  Gamma. 

Worcester  Polytechnic  Inst, .Worcester,    Mass Mass.  Delta. 

No,   Chapters.   K. 

SIGMA  Cfll. 

Foiioiled  nt  Miami  University,  at  Oxford,  O.,  June  20,  1855,  and  one  of  the 
"Miami  Triad,"  as  the  three  fraternities.  Phi  Beta  Theta,  Phi  DetU  Theta  and 
Sigma  Chi,  originating  at  this  school,  arc  frcqiiently  called. 

The  fraternity  badge  ij  a  St.  George's  cross  of  gold  and  white  enamel,  in  the 
ccnlcr  of  which  is  an  elliptical  plate  of  black  enamel  displaying  the  fraternity  tel- 
lers in  gold.  On  the  upper  arm  ot  the  cross  are  two  crossed  keys,  on  the  righl 
arm  a  scroll,  and  on  the  left  an  eagle's  head.  On  the  lower  arm  is  a  pair  of 
clasped  hands  above  seven  stars.  Two  small  chains  connect  the  upper  arm  of  the 
cross  with  the  horizontal  bar.  The  fraternity  colors  arc  blue  and  gold;  the  Hower 
is  the  white  rose. 

Official  Publication  :    The  Sigma  Clii  QHarteriy. 

Editor:    Newman  Miller,  Universiiy  Press,  Chicago. 
Roll  of  active  chapters : 
School.  Location.  Chapter. 

■'-' ■— -  ..^.—    ...-IU  Alpha  Pi, 

Alpha  Zeta, 

Kappa. 


Belolt  College  .. 


..__..  __ ...Beloit,   wis 

Bucknetl  University  Lewlsburg,  p.a. 

Butler  College  Irvlngton,    Ind. 


Central  University  Danvllli 

"■■-_■■    .Sty 
Columbian  Unlverslt: 


Columbia  Unlvers 


New  Tork,  N.  T Nu   Nu. 

.Washington,  D.  C KBsllon. 

.Ithaca,  N.  T Alpha  Phi 

.Hanover,  N.  H Bta  Eta. 


Cornell  University  . 

Dartmouth  College  

Denison  Unlversfly  _ 

De  Pauw  University Qreenca 

DIclclnBon  College Carlisle,   Pa Omlcron, 

Hanover  College  Hanover.   Inil Chi. 

Hobart  Oallego Oeneva,  N.  T Alpha  Alpha. 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY 


FRA  TERNITIEB—ISBS. 


FSA  TBRHITIKa—XKtl. 


..Alpha. 


1  Theln. 


IltlnolB  Wesli^ynn  UnlvGrntty.Bloomlnslon.  HI 

Indiana  University  BloomloBton.  Ind 

Kentucky  State  ColleBe LeilnRton.   Ky 

Liafayetle  CollsEe  ICaBlon.  Fa. 

L^lilgh  University   South   Bethtehetn.    Pc 

I.«land  Stantord  Jr.  Unlv Stanford  University,  l 

MasB.  In»t.  of  Tei^hnalogj' BoRton.  Mnas 

Miami  University  Oxford,  Ohio  

NorlhweBtern  UnlverBlty  Evanston.  Ill uinrBu. 

Ohio  Stale  University Columbus,  Ohio   Alpha  (Jammi 

Ohio  Wesleyan  Unlveralty... .Delaware,  Ohio  Gamma. 

PentlBylvanla  College  QPtlyBhurc.   Pa Theta. 

Fti.naylvanla  Blatc  CV..tiPEi'..Htali'  CTolleEe.  Pa Alpha  Chi. 

Purdue  University  ... .  i   ii.i..i(r,   !iid Delta    Delta. 

State  University  of  I'.\  i    ■.  ■  ■   i'  ,     Inwa Alnha  VAa 

Tulane  University  ...  '  ■        ■"  ■   .  n.-'.  L.a. 

University  of  CallfoMii  .  r   ■    .  ..  ■     r.ii 

University  of  Chlcii);!!  <  n^   i.n.     III.. 

University  of  C1ncliiii;iU   ...    ■  iJL.ii-i.Lii,  Ohio  . 

University  of  Illlnola   Ilrbnna.    Ill 

UnlverBlty  of  Kansas  Luwrenee,    Kan ^... 

University  of  Maine  Orono,  Me Rho  Rho. 

University  of  Michigan  .Ann  Arlior.  Mich Theta  Theta. 

UnlverBlty  of  Minnesota Minneapolis.   Minn Alpha  Sigma. 

University  of  MIsslsslpiiI University,  Miss Eta. 

Unlveralty    of    Missouri Columbia,    Mo XI  XI. 

University  of  NebTB«ka Uncoln.    Neb Alpha  Epsllon. 

I   UpsUon. 


..Atph.i 


University  of  Texas Austin.    .      ._     .  .  . 

Unlveralty  of  Vlntlnla Charlottesville.  Va Pal. 

University  of  Wnshlneton...  Seat  tie.  Wash Upsllon 

University  of  Wisconsin Madison,   Wis Alpha    I 

University  of  Wooster  Woosler.   Ohio   Beta. 

Vanderbllt  University  Nashville.  Tenn Alphl  p; 

Washington  and  l*e  Unlv...r*xlngtDn.    Va Zeta. 

Washlneton   University  9t.    IjjuIb.   Mo Tau   Tai 


rally... 


.Morganto 


.  Va... 


-Mu  Mu. 


SIGMA    NU. 


Mc 

I  Mt 

I  No 

^^^     No 

m 


Founded  at  the  Virginia  Militarj-  Insiiiiile  January  i,  i86g. 

The  fraternity  bad^  is  of  gold,  consisting  of  five  while  arms  meeting  in 
of  black  enamel  on  which  is  coiled  a  golden  serpent.  Each  arm  displays  ; 
crossed  swords  and  a  Greek  kller  forming  a  part  of  the  fraternity  mol 
frWemily  colors  are  black,  while  and  gold ;  the  flower  is  the  while  rose. 

Official  Pubucation:    The  Delia  of  Sigma  Nh  ((luarlerly). 
Editor:    Clarence  E.  Woods,  Richmond,  Ky. 

Roll  of  active  cliaplers : 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Alabama    Folytechnle   InsL. Auburn.  Ala Beta  Thela. 

Albion  Collen  Albion.  Mich Qamma  Gnmma. 

Et«thany  Cotlege  B«thnny,  W.  Va.  Epalton 

Bethel  Collece  Russetlvllie.  Ky Omlcrnn 

Cornell  University  Ithaca.  N.  T,  Qamma  Thela. 

De  Pauw  Untverslly  Oreencastie.  Ind Beta  Thela. 

Bmory  OoUege Oxford.  Oa.  XI. 

Oeor«la  School  of  Teeh Atlnnta.  Oa Gamma  Alpha. 

Howard  ColIeKC Eaat  Lake.  Ala Iota, 

tA  Payette  College  Enrton.  Pa Gamms  Gpsilon. 

L«hlsh  Dnlverslty  South    Bethlebem.    Pa PI. 

I.al«nd  Stanford.  Jr.   Dntv...  Stan  ford   University,    Ol.    ..Beta  ChL 

t^mbard  Unlveraltv Oalecbufx.  Ill Delta  Theta- 

txHiIalana  Stale  UnlTeralty... Baton  Rouce.  Ln PhL 

Mender  UnlverBlty  M»«>n,  Oa.   ««. 

Mt.  Ualoa  Oollfve  AiltarM.  Ohio  tteia  Iota. 

North  Camllna  A.  *  U.  OdI. Raleigh.  N.  C,  Bet*  T*u. 

Korth  Ovorda  Agrl  ODn««e.t>ahtoneBa.  a«.  KanM. 


pair  of 

D.     The 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  357 


FRATERNITIES— MEN, 


FRATERNITIES— MEN, 


Northwestern  University    ...Kvanston.  Ill Gamma  Beta. 

Ohio  State  University  Columbus.  Ohio  Beta  Nu. 

Purdue  University  La  Fayette,  Ind Beta  Zeta. 

Rose  Polytechnic  Institute.. .Terre  Haute.  Ind Beta  Upsilon. 

State  College  of  Kentucky... Lexington,  Ky Gamma  Iota. 

State  School  of  Mines Golden.  Colo Gamma  Eta. 

State  School  of  Mines  &  Met.  Rolla.  Mo Gamma  Xi. 

State  University  of  Iowa Iowa  City,  la Beta  Mu. 

Stevens  Institute  of  Tech....Hoboken,  N.  J Gamma  Delta. 

Tulane  University  New  Orleans,  La Beta  Phi. 

University  of  Alabama  University,    Ala Theta. 

University  of  California  Berkeley,  Cal Beta  Psl. 

University  of  Colorado Boulder.  Colo Gamma  Kappa. 

ITniversity  of  Georgia Athens,  Ga Mu. 

University  of  Illinois   Urbana,  111 Gamma  Mu. 

University  of  Indiana  Bloomington.  Ind Beta  Eta. 

University  of  Kansas  Lawrence.  Kan Nu. 

University  of  Michigan Ann  Arbor,  Mich Gamma  Nu. 

University  of  Missouri  Columbia,   Mo Rho. 

University  of  No.  Carolina. .  Chapel  Hill,  N.  C Psi. 

University  of  Oregon Bugene.  Ore Gamma  Zeta. 

University  of  Texas  Austin,  Texas  Upsilon. 

University  of  Vermont Burlington,  Vt Beta  Sigma. 

University  of  Virginia  Charlottesville,  Va Beta. 

University  of  Washington  ..Seattle,  Wash Gamma  Chi. 

University  of  Wisconsin Madison,  Wis Gamma  Lambda. 

Vanderbilt  University  Nashville,  Tenn Sigma. 

Washington  and  Lee  Univ... Lexington.  Va Lambda. 

Washington  University  St.  Louis,  Mo Gamma  Omicron. 

William  Jewell  College  Liberty,  Mo Beta  Xi. 

No.  Chapters,  48. 

SIGMA   PHI. 

Founded  at  Union  College,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  March  4,  1827.  It  is  next  to 
the  oldest  of  the  modern  Greek  Letter  Fraternities.  The  fraternity  is  extremely 
conservative  in  the  matter  of  extension  and  no  charters  have  been  issued  in  recent 
years. 

The  badge  is  a  monogram  of  the  fraternity  letters,  the  first  being  usually  jew- 
eled. The  fraternity  colors  are  light  blue  and  white.  There  is  no  fraternity  papei 
published. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 
School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Cornell    University    Ithaca,   N.   Y N.    Y.    Bpsilon. 

Hamilton    College    Clinton,    N.    Y N.   Y.   Beta. 

Hobart  College   Geneva.    N.    Y N.   Y.    Delta. 

T^high  University   South  Bethlehem,  Pa Pa.    Alpha. 

University  of  Vermont  Burlington,    Vt Vt.   Alpha. 

University  of  Michigan Ann   Arbor.    Mich Mich.  Alpha. 

Union    College    Schenectady,  N.   Y N.  Y.  Alpha. 

Williams  College  Williamstown,  Mass Mass.  Alpha. 

No.  Chapters,  8. 

THETA  DELTA  CHI. 

Founded  at  Union  College,  Schenectady,  N.  Y.,  in  1848.  The  chapters  in  this 
fraternity  arc  known  as  "charges." 

The  fraternity  badge  is  a  shield  of  gold  with  a  face  of  black  enamel  display- 
ing the  fraternity  letters,  surmounted  by  two  five-pointed  gold  stars  with  diamond 
center ;  below  are  two  arrows,  crossed ;  the  border  of  the  shield  is  studded  with 
pearls  or  diamonds,  as  preferred.  The  fraternity  colors  are  black,  white  and  blue; 
the  emblematic  gem  is  the  ruby,  and  the  fraternity  flower  the  carnation  pink. 

Official  Publication:     The  Shield  of  Theta  Delta  Chi  {quarterly). 
Editor:     Chas.  P.  Schmid,  Jr.,  763  Clinton  Ave.,  Rochester,  N.  Y. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIBECTORY 


FRA  TSaSITISB—MBN. 


School. 

St  College  Amherai.    aiass.    . 

Univerelly    Boaton,    Mnss.    ... 

t,-™™lii  College   Brunswick.  Me.   .. 

Brown   University    Providence,   R.    1.. 

College  or  the  City  o(  N.  Y... New    York    City.. 

Columbia  University   New   York   City.. 

„_, .__    — . f.  Washlnglon.   D.    C 


FRATBR  NITIEB^MBN. 


Dart 


ralty  . 


,.llh 


.    N.    Y., 


..Beta. 
..Omlci 
..Pal. 


Nu  Deuteron. 
Kappa. 


Chi. 

fiigiiiH  Deuteron. 

Zeta  Deuteron. 


..Nu. 
..Chi. 


....    _        __  er,    N.    H 

Hamilton  ColleKe   Cllnlon,  N.  Y 

Harvard    University    Canib ridge.  Mass 

Hot>art  CollagB  Geneva,   N.  Y 

Lafayette   ColleRO   Baslon,  Pa.  

LiehlBli    Unlversfly    South  Bethlehem.   Pa.    .. 

Deland  Stantord,  Jr.,  Unlv...St(iiiford  UnlverBlty.  Cal. 

TuftB  College   Tufts  College.    Mass.    ... 

University    of    California Berkeley.    Cal 

University    of    Mlchlgaji Ann   Arbor,  Mich 

University  of   Minnesota Minneapolis,   Ulnn 

University  ot  Rochester Rochesler,    N.    T 

University   of  Wisconsin Madison,    Wis 

WllllBtnB  College  Williams  town,    Mass.    ... 

McGIIl   UnlversUy    Montreal,  Can 

No.  Charges,  23. 

ZETA   PSL 

Founded  al  ihe  University  of  tlie  Cily  of  New  York, 

The  badge  is  focmed  of  a  monogram  of  the  two  frate 
nily   color  is   while,  but  each   chapter   has  a  distinctive   cojor. 
while  carnation.     The  fraternity  publishes  no  paper. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Local  Ion.  CIib 

Bowdoln  College  Bninswlck.   Me LiumMa. 

Brown  University   Providence,   R,   I EpsUon. 

Case  Sch.  ot  Applied  Sclence.Cleveland.  O.  .. 

Colby    Unlyerslly    Watervllle,    Me. 

Columbia  University    New    York   City 

Cornell    University    ilhaca.    N,    Y... 

Lafayette  College    Easton,    pa.    ... 

McGill   UnlversUy    Montreal,    Can, 

New    York  University    New  York  City    

Rutgers    College     New    Brunswick.    N.    J Delta. 

Leiand  Stanford,  Jr.,   Unlv..Slnnforcl  University.  Cal Mu. 

Tufts    College    Tuft's  College,   Mass Kappa 

Unlvcrally    of   California Berkeley.    Cal lola. 

University  of  Michigan   Ann   Arbor.   Mich ...XI. 

University   of    Minnesota Minneapolis,   Minn Alpha  Be tk. 

University  ot  N.  Carolina. ..Chapel  Hill.  N.  C .Upsllon. 

University  of  Penn  sylvan  la..  Philadelphia.  Pa Sigma. 

University   of  Virginia Charlotlesvlllc,    Va Beta. 

Williams   College   Wllllnmstown,   Mass Znta. 

Yale    University    New  Haven.   Conn Eta. 

'■--  Theta  XL 

GENERAL   FRATERNITIES— WOMEN. 
.■\I.PHA  cm  OMEGA. 

Founded  at  the  School  of  Music  of  De  Pauw  University,  at  Grccncastle,  Ind., 
October  IS,  1885,  by  James  L.  Howe,  dean  of  the  school.  It  was  originally  a 
Blriclly  musical  organization,  but  of  late  years  it  has  been  modified  into  a  general 
women's  fraternity,  although  a  certain  amount  ot  music  in  the  college  course  of  ibe 
members  is  still  necessary  to  eligibility. 

I'he  badge  is  a  Greek  lyre,  displaying  ilie  fraternity  letters  on  a  ribbon  run- 
ning diagonally  across  the  strings.  The  fraleniily  colors  arc  oiive-grecn  and  scar- 
let; the  flowers  are  the  scarlet 


..Alpha  Pal. 


rs.     The  frater- 
c   (lower   is  tl^^l 

i 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  359 


FRATERNITIES— WOMEN, 


FRATBRNITIB8— WOMEN. 


Official  Publication:    The  Lyre  of  Alpha  Chi  Omega  (quarterly). 
Editor:    Edith  Manchester,  83  Comstock  Ave.,  Providence,  R,  I. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Albion  College   Albion.  Mich Beta. 

De  Pauw  University  Greencastle,    Ind Alpha. 

New  England  Conservatory 

of  Music    Boston,    Mass Zeta. 

Northwestern   University Evanston.   Ill Gamma. 

Penn.   College  of  Music Meadville,   Pa Delta. 

University   of   Illinois Urbana,   111 Iota. 

University    of   Michigan Ann  Arbor,   Mich Theta. 

University  of  Wisconsin Madison,   Wis Kappa. 

No.  Chapters,  8. 

ALPHA  PHI. 

Founded  at  Syracuse  University,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  October  20,  1872. 

The  fraternity  badge  is  a  jeweled  monogram  of  the  fraternity  letters,  to  which 
is  usually  attached  the  chapter  letter  as  a  guard  pin.  The  fraternity  colors  are  sil- 
ver grey  and  bordeaux  red.    The  flowers  are  lilies-of-the-valley  and  forget-me-nots. 

Official  Publication  :     The  Alpha  Phi  Quarterly. 

Editor:    Mrs.  Martha  K.  Phillips,  114  Waverly  Ave.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Barnard    College    New   York  City    Mu. 

Boston  University   Boston,    Mass Eta. 

Cornell   University    Ithaca,    N.    Y Delta.  • 

De   Pauw  University   Greencastle,   Ind Gamma. 

Leland  Stanford,  Jr..  Univ.. Stanford  University,  Cal Kappa. 

Northwestern   University E^ranston,    111 Beta. 

Syracuse  University    Syracuse,    N.    Y Alpha. 

University   of  California Berkeley,  Cal Lambda. 

University   of  Michigan Ann  Arbor,  Mich Theta. 

University  of  Minnesota Minneapolis.   Minn Epsilon. 

University  of  Wisconsin  Madison,   Wis Iota. 

Woman's  Col.  of  Baltimore.. Baltimore,  Md Zeta. 

No.  Chapters,  12. 

ALPHA  XI  DELTA. 

Founded  at  Lombard  College  at  Galesburg,  III.,  April  17,  1893. 
Official  Publication:    Alpha  Xi  Delta  {quarterly). 

Editor:    Anna  Gillis  Kimble,  Galesburg,  III. 
Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  T^ocatlon.  Chapter. 

Bethany    College    Bethany,    W.    Va Epsilon. 

Iowa  Wesleyan   University.. Mt.   Pleasant,  la Gamma. 

Lombard    College    Galesburg,    111 Beta. 

Mt.  Union  College   Alliance,    O Delta. 

University   of    S.    Dakota Vermillion,   S.   Dak 

No.  Chapters,  5. 

CHI  OMEGA. 

A  society  founded  at  the  University  of  Arkansas,  at  Fayetteville,  in  1895. 
The  badge  is  a  monogram  of  the  fraternity  letters.     The  fraternity  colors  are 
cardinal  and  straw ;  the  flower  is  the  white  carnation. 

Official  Publication:     The  Eleusis  of  Chi  Omega  {quarterly). 

Editor:    Ida  Pace  Purdue,  Fayetteville,  Ark. 
Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Columbian  University  Washington,  D.  C Phi  Alpha. 

Kentucky  University  Lexington,  Ky Chi. 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  A.HD  SCHOOL  DIKECTORT 


rSATSRHITIBB—  WOMEN. 


Fa  A  TKRNl  TIES— WOMEN. 


Nonhweatern  University  ....Evanston,    111 Xi. 

Randolph -Mb  COD  Woman's 

College College  Park.  Va SIsma. 

Soulhwestera  Bapt.   Unlv . .  ■  ■  JockaoD,   Tenn Upallon. 

Tulane  University  New  Orleans.  La Rbo. 

Unlverally  or  Arkansas  Fa^eUevllle.  Ark. Psi. 

University  of  California   Berkeley,   Cal Hu 

University  or  Illinois  Urbana,   III OinlcrOD. 

University  of  Kansas    I^wrence.  Kan L^nMa. 

University  of  Hlaslnlppl    ....University.  Hiss.  Tau. 

University  o(  Nebraaka  Lincoln.    Neb Kappa. 

University  ot  Tennessee   Knoivllle.  Tenn PI. 

University  of  WlBConslii   Madison.   Wis Nu. 

No.   chapters,  14. 

DELTA  DELTA  DELTA. 

Founded  at  Boston  University,  Boston,  Mass,,  on  Thanksgiving  e 

The  fraternity  badge  is  a  crescent  bearing  the  three  Deltas  in  enamel  and 
enclosing  within  the  horns  three  star;.  .Attached  to  this,  as  a  gtiard  pin,  is  a  tiny 
tritlent  bearing  the  chapter  letter.  The  fraternity  colors  arc  silver,  gold  and  light 
blue;  the  flower,  the  pansy. 

Officiai.  Pobucation  :     The  Trident  of  Delia  Delia  Delta   (qiMrterly) . 

Editor:    F.  Anna  Harrison,  535  E.  zand  St.,  Baitimore,  Md. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  _  Cbspler. 


Boston  University  . 

Knox  College  , 

Northwestern  Unlverally 

Ohio  State  University  Columbus,  O.  . 

St.  Lawrence  University Canton,  N.  Y.  

Simpson  CoUese  Indfanola,  la. 

KmouBO  University  Sytacuae.  N.  T 
ilverslty  of  dnolnnatl Cincinnati,  O 

I'nlverslty  of  Michigan  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.  .. 

University  of  Minnesota  Minneapolis.  Minn.   . 

Unlvtrslty  of  ^'-•.~-l"  '• 1-    "-t 


-.Gum 


DELTA  GAMMA. 
Founded  at  the  University  of  Mississippi,  at  Universily,  in  1872. 
The  badge  of  the  fraternity  is  a  gold  anchor,  the  cross  bar  of  which  bears  ( 
fraternity   Idlers   in   gnld   on   while  enamel;   above   the   flukes   of  the   anch' 
shield.     The   fraternity  colors  are   pink,   blue   and  bron?e ;   the  flower   is  a 
colored  rose. 

OyyiciAL  Pubucation:     The  Anchora  of  Delia  Gamma  (quarlerly). 

Editor:     Mrs.  Joe  Anna  Pancoast,  1500  Madison  Ave..  Baltimore,  1 
Roll  of  active  chapters: 

Chapter. 

Zeta. 

„.    .   — ,„    EtH. 

Ctornell  Uiflverslty   Ithaca,    N.    T Chi. 

Indiana  University   Bloomlnglon.   Ind Thela. 

Leiand  Stanford,  Jr.,   Univ. .Stanford  University,   Oil Upsllon. 

Ml.  Union  Collegs  Alliance,  Ohio   Alpha. 

Northwestern  Unlverolty EWanston,   111 Sigma. 

Btate  University  of  Iowa....Tnwa.  City,  la Tau. 

Syracuse   University    Syracuse.   N.  T Rho. 

University  o(  Colorado Boulder.  Colo Phi. 

University  ot  Michigan Ann  Arbor,  Mich XI. 

University  of  Hlnnesota Minneapolis.  Minn lAmbdH. 

University  of  Nebraska Uncoln,  Neb Kappa 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  36 

FttATEBSITtSa—WOMBK.  \  FHATERHlTlEB—WOMSlf. 

Univer^ty    of   wrlsoonaln Madison.    Wla Omegs. 

Washington  State  Unlv Seattle,    Wasti Beta. 

Woman's  Col.  of  Baltimore..  Ball  I  more,  Md Pal. 

No,   Chapters,  IG. 

GAMMA  PHI  BETA. 

Founded  at  Syracuse  University,  at  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  November  ii,  1874. 

The  badge  is  a  monogram  of  the  three  fraternity  letters  surrounded  by  ai 
enameled  crescent.  The  fralernity  colors  are  fawn  and  seal  brown ;  the  flower  i 
the  carnation.    There  is  no  fraternity  paper  published. 

Roll  of  active  chapters. 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Boston  University  Boalon,  Mass Delta. 

Northwestern  University  ....ElVBnBlDii.   Ill EpslioD. 

Syracuse  Unlveralty  SyrBcuae.  N.  T Alpha. 

Unlverally  ol!  California  Berkeley.  Cal Eta. 

University  of  Denver  University  Park,  Col Theta. 

University  of  Michigan Ann  Arhor.  Mloh Beta. 

University  of  Wisconsin  Madison,  Wis Qamma. 

Woman's  Col.  of  Baltimore.. Baltimore.  Md Zeta, 

No.  Chapters,  B.     No  recent  reports  received. 

KAPPA  ALPHA  THETA. 
Founded  at  De  Pauw  University,  Greencastle,  Ind,    Jan.  27,  1870.    It  was  the 
first  Greek  Letter  Fraternity  for  women  organized  in  the  country. 

The  badge  is  kite-shaped,  of  black  enamel,  inlaid  with  a  white  chevron  bear- 
ing the  fraternity  letters;  above  this  are  two  diamond  stars.  The  fralernity  color 
is  black ;  the  flower,  a  black  and  gold  pansy. 

Official  Publication:    The  Kappa  Alpha  Theta  (quarterly). 

Editor:   Caroline  Farren  Comly,  131 1  Arch  St.,  Philadelphia. 
Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Alhlon   College  Albion.   Mich PI. 

Allegheny    College   MeadvlUe.    Pa Mu. 

Barnard  College    New  York  City    Alpha  Zela. 

Brown   University   Providence.    R.    I Alpha  Epeilon. 

Cornell    University    Ithaca,   N.   T Iota. 

De  Pauw  University  OreencaBtle,   Ind Alpha. 

Indiana  University   Bloomlngton.   Ind Beta 

Leiand  Stanford,  Jr.,  Univ..  Stan  ford   University,    Cal..., Phi. 

Northwestern  University   ...Evanaton,   III Tau. 

Ohio  Stale  Unlveralty    „ColumbUS,    O Alpha  Gamma. 

Bwarthraore  College   Bwarthmore,   Pa.    Alpha  Beta. 

Syracuse   Unlversliy    Syracuse.  N.  T Chi. 

University  of  California Berkeley,  Cal Omega. 

University  of  llllnQls  Urltana,  HI Delta. 

University  of   Kansas    Lawrence,    Kan Kappa. 

Unlveralty   of   Michigan Ann  Arbor,  Mich Eta. 

University  of  Minnesota Minneapolis,  Minn Upslkn. 

University  of  Nebraska IJncoln.   Neb.    Rho, 

University  of  Vermont   Burlington.   Vt Lanibda. 

Universltv   of  Wisconsin Madison,    Wis Pel. 

University    of   Wooster Wooster.   Ohio    Bpsllon. 

Vanderbiit   University    Nashville.  Tenn Alpha  Eta. 

Woman's  Col.  of  Baltimore. .Baltimore.   Md Alpha  Delta. 

No.  Chapters,  23. 

KAPPA  HAPPA  GAMMA. 

Founded  ai  Monmouth  College,  Monmouth,  111.,  October  13.  1870. 

The  badge  is  a  golden  key  about  an  inch  in  length,  bearing  upon  its 
fraternity  Idlers  in  enamel.  The  fralerntly  colors  arc  shades  of  light  a 
blue.     The  flower  is  the  fleur-de-lis. 


3GS  PATIEBSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTOST 

FBATKRSITIEa—  WOMBS. 

Official  Pubucation  :    The  Key  of  Kappa  Kappa  Gamma  (guarlerly) . 
Editor:  Lu(7  Allen  Smart,  854  Hough  Ave.,  Qeveland,  O. 

Roll  of  active  chapters : 

Adrian    CoHegr.    

Allegheny   College    Meadvllie,    Ph. 

Barnard    Oallege    New  York  Clly 

Boston  University    Boalon,  Maaa rax. 

Buchtel    College    Akron.   O Lambda. 

Butler  College  Irvlngton,    Ind Mu. 

Cornell    UnlvBralty    Ithaca.    N.     T Pal, 

De  Pauw   UnlverHlty   Greencastle.   Ind Iota. 

Hllladale   College   Hlll&dale,   Mich Kappa. 

III.  WeEleyan  University Blooniinston.  Ill ErsHon. 

Indiana  Unlveralty  Blooming  ton,  tnd Delta. 

Inland  Stanford.  Jr..  Univ.. Stanford  Urlverally,   raL....Beta  Bta. 
Northweatem   University EJvanston.  Ill Upallon. 


Ohio  State   Unlvei ... 

8t.  lAwrence  University  . 
State   Unlveralty  of  Iowa. 


..ColumbuH.  O Beta  Hu. 


.   N.  T... 


Swarthmore  College 


a  City.  la Beta  Zeta. 

.rlhir.ore.   Pa Beta   Iota. 

. _ ,     ....  _    icuse,    N.    y Beta  Tau. 

Jnlveralty  of  California Berkeley,    Cal PI. 

Unlveralty  of  Colorado Boulder.  Colo.   Beta  Mu. 

University  of   Illinois Urbana.  Ill 

UnlverHlty    of    Kansas L,awrence.    Kan Omega. 

University    of    Michigan Ann  Arlvor.  Mich Beta  Delta. 

University  of  Minnesota Minneapolis.  Minn Chi. 

University   of  Missouri Columbia,   Mo Theta. 

Unlveralty  of  Nebraska Uncoln,  Neb Sigma. 

University  of  Pennsylvania, .Philadelphia.  Pa Beta  Alpha,  t 

University  of  Texas  Austin,   Tex Beta.  XI.  ' 

University   of  Wisconsin Mndlson.    Wis Eta. 

University   ot    Wooater Wooater,    O Beta  Gai 

No.  Chaplera,  30. 

PI  BETA  PHI. 
Founded  al  Montnoulh  College,  Monmoiilh,  III.,  in  April,  1867,  and  first  known 
as  the  I.  C.  Soi     ' 

The  fralemity  badge  is  a  tiny  gold  arrow  l>canng  the  fr.iternity 
sely  across  the  feathers. 

Official  Publication:  The  Arrow  of  Pi  Beta  Phi  (quarterly). 
Editor:  Florence  P.  Rohiiison,  543  Marshall  St.,  Milwaukee,  ' 
Roll  of  aclive  chapters 

.    .on   University 

Bucknetl  University  ....  .„.    _ — 

Butter   College   Irvlngton,   Ind Ind,   Qi, ^ 

Oolumblan  University  Waahington.   D.  C Columbian  Alpha. 

Dickinson   College   Carlisle.    Pa Pa.  Gammi 

Franklin  College  Frankiin.    Ind Ind.   Alpha. 

Hillsdale   Cullege   Hillsdale.  Mich Mich.   Alpha, 

Indiana  University   Bloomlngton.  Ind Ind.   Beta. 

Iowa  Wesleyan  University. ..Mt.  Pleasant.  la Iowa  Alpha. 

[  College   GaleaburB.   ni III.  Delta. 


as  tne  1.  i,.  porosis.  ■ 

The  fralemity  badge  is  a  tiny  gold  arrow  l>earing  the  fraternity  letters  lr«Mm^J 

versely  across  the  feathers.  mI^H 

Official  Publication:    The  Arrow  of  Pi  Beta  Phi  (quarterly).  ^^^^H 

Editor:    Florence  P.  Rohiiison.  543  Marshall  St.,  Milwaukee,  Wis.  ,^^^H 

Roll  of  aclive  chapters:  J^^^H 

School.  Location.  Chapter.  ^^^^^| 

Boston  University   Boston.    Mass Mass.   Alpha.  ^^^^^^1 

Bucknetl  University  Lewlsburg.    Pa.    Pa,    Beta.  ^^^^^| 

Butter   College   Irvlngton,   Ind Ind,   Qamma.  ^^^^^H 

Oolumblan  University  Waahiugton.   D.  C Columbian  Alpha.  ^^^^^H 

Dickinson   College   Carllale.    Pa Pa.  Gamma,  ^^^^^H 

Franklin  College  Franklin.    Ind Ind.   Alpha.  ^^^^H 

Hillsdale   Cullege   Hillsdale.  Mich Mich.   Alpha.  ^^^^H 

Indiana  University   Bloomlngton.  Ind Ind.   Beta.  ^^^^^H 

Iowa  Wesleyan  University. ..Mt.  Pleasant.  la Iowa  Alpha.  ^^^^^^| 

Knox  College   Qaleabure.   Ill III.  Delta.  ^^^^^^^^H 

Lombard  College   Qalesburg,  III III.  Beta.  ^^^^^^^^^H 

Hlddlebury    College    MIddlebury.    Vt Vt  AlpHA.         ^^^^^^^^H 

Norlhwestern   University Svanston.    til III.  Bpriltm.     ^^^^^^^^^H 

Ohio  University Athens.   Ohio    Ohio  Alpha.    ^^^^^^^^^H 

Ohio  State  University   Columbus,  Ohio   Ohio  Beta.       ^^^^^^^^^^^1 

Simpson  College  Indlanola,  Ii    Iowa  Beta.       ^^^^^^^^^^H 

State    University    of   Iowa, ..Iowa  City.    la Iowa  Zeta.         ^^^^^^^^^^H 

Swarthmore  College  Swarthmore.    Pa Pa.  Alpha.         ^^^^^^^^^^H 

Syracuse  University  Syracuse.    N.    Y N,   Y,  Alpha.     ^^^^^^^^^H 

Tulane  University   New   Orleans.    La La.  Alpha.         ^^^^^^^^^^H 

University  of  California Berkeley,  Cal Cal.  Beta.  ^^^^^^^^^H 

Unlveralty    of   Colorado Boulder.    Col Cot.  Alpha.       ^^^^^^^^^^^H 


psity Athens,   OhI 

Unlveralty   Columbus,  I 

Univertrtty    of   Iowa, ..Iowa  City. 

Swarthmore  College  Swarthmore. 

Syracuse  University  Syracuse.   N. 

Tulane  University  New  Orleans,   . 

Unlveralty  of  California Berkeley,  Cal _. 

Unlveralty    of   Colorado Boulder.    Col Cot.  Alpha. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  368 


FRATBRNITIEa— WOMEN. 


FBATBBNITIBB—HONOBABY, 


University  of  Denver University  Park,  Col Col.  Beta- 
University  of  Illinois Urbana.  Ill 111.  Zeta. 

University  of  Kansas  Lawrence,    Kan Kan.  Alpha. 

University   of   Michigan Ann  Arbor,  Mich Mich.  Beta. 

University   of  Missouri Columbia.  Mo Mo.  Alpha. 

University  of  Nebraska Lincoln,   Neb Neb.  Beta. 

University  of  Texas  Austin,    Tex Tex.  Alpha. 

University  of  Vermont Burlington.    Vt Vt.  Beta. 

University  of  Wisconsin Madison,  Wis Wis.  Alpha. 

Woman's  Col.  of  Baltimore.. Baltimore.    Md Md.  Alpha. 

No.   Chapters,  32. 

ZETA  TAU  ALPHA. 

Founded  at  the  State  Female  Normal  School,  at  Farmville,  Va.,  October  25, 
1898. 

The  badge  of  the  sorority  is  a  srhield,  gold,  with  black  enameled  small  raised 
shield  in  center.  The  border  is  generally  chased  or  jeweled.  The  initials,  "Z.  T. 
A."  are  arranged  above  a  gold  crown  on  the  pin  and  the  word  "Themis'*  in  Greek 
characters  is  made  in  gold  beneath.  The  colors  of  the  sorority  are  turquoise  blue 
and  steel  gray,  and  the  sorority  flower  is  the  white  violet. 

Official  Organ:    Themis  of  Zeta  Tau  Alpha, 
Editor:     Mrs.  W.  E.  Davis,  Jellico,  Tenn. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Hannah  More  Academy Reisterstown,  Md Gamma. 

Randolph-Macon  Wom.  Col.. Lynchburg,  Va Delta. 

University   of   Arkansas FayettevIUe,   Ark E>psilon. 

Virginia   State   Normal Farmville,  Va Alpha. 

No.   Chapters,  4. 

HONORARY  FRATERNITIES. 

PHI  BETA  KAPPA. 
(Honorary.) 

Founded  at  the  College  of  William  and  Mary,  Williamsburg,  Va.,  in  1776.  Phi 
Beta  Kappa  is  purely  an  honorary  fraternity,  membership  being  based  upon  schol- 
arship and  new  members  being  chosen  from  the  students  of  the  Senior  year  in  the 
classical  course.  No  charters  are  now  granted  unless  the  students  of  the  institution 
to  be  chartered  are  pursuing  a  course  terminating  in  the  A.  B.  degree  or  its  equiva- 
lent 

The  badge  of  the  society  is  an  oblong  key  of  gold,  on  one  side  of  which  are 
inscribed  the  fraternity  letters  and  a  hand  pointing  to  several  stars;  on  the  reverse 
is  the  owner's  name  and  the  inscription,  *'S.  P.,  Dec.  6,  1776."  No  paper  is  pub- 
lished by  the  society. 

Active  chapters  are  located  in  the  following  schools : 

School.  Location. 

Amherst  College  Amherst,   Mass. 

Boston  University   Boston,    Mass. 

Bowdoin  College  * Brunswick,    Me. 

Brown  University   / Providence,  R.   I. 

Colby  College  Waterville,  Me. 

Colgate  University   Hamilton,  N.  Y. 

College  of  the  City  of  New  York New  York  City. 

College  of  William  and  Mary Williamsburg.   Va. 

Columbia  College New  York  City. 

Cornell   University   Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

Dartmouth    College   Hanover,  N.  H. 

De  Pauw  University    Qreencastle.  Ind. 

Dickinson  College  Carlisle,   Pa. 

Hamilton   College    Clinton,  N.  Y. 

Harvard  University  Cambridge.   Mass. 


^K     364                   PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL 

DIRECTORY                 ^^^ 

FRATERmTIEa—BOtfORAJlY. 

1 

FRATERNITIES— HOUORAST.                     | 

Johns  Hopkins  University  

Lehigh  Univerarty   

South  Bethlehem.  Pa. 

Mlddlehury  Coliege  

New  York  University   

HorChwestem  Unlvoralty   

rK„''S'1,V..«.,::::;:::;:::::::; 

Ml'ddiebury.   Vt. 

New  York  Clly. 

Bvaiurton,   III. 

::!i:!]NewBruM4iek;  n:  j: 

Canton.   N.    T. 

Syracuse  University   

SyracuHe.  N.  Y, 

Turta  College  

Union  College  

Tutts  CoUese.   Haas. 

""""S'CVoJ-    1 

University  of  Chicago  

University  of  Clnclnnali  

'.!!'.!!'.  .1!'.!!;"  Cincinnati,    O. 

University  of  Nebraska  

University  of  FennBylvanla  

Lincoln.   Neb. 

^..■■•■■■■•■■.ssssf'ii'f 

University  of  Vermont  Burlington.   VI. 

University  of  Wlaconsin  MadlnoD,   Wto. 

Vanderbllt  University   Nashville.   Tenn. 

Vassar   College    Poughkeepsle,  N.  Y. 

Wabash  College   Crawfordsvllle.   Ind. 

Wealeyan  University  Mlddletown.  Coniu 

Wealem  Reserve  Unlverslly  Cleveland.   O. 

WilllamB  College  WllllBmHtown.    Mass. 

Yale  University   New  Haven.   Conn. 

No.  Chapters.  K. 

SIGMA  XI. 
(Scientific-Honorary.) 

Founded  at  Cornell   Universily,  at   Ithaca,   N.   Y.,   in   November,    1886.      It    is 
a  non-secret  society,  restricled  to  scientific  and  teelinical  schools,  and  having  the 
same  significance  of  scholarly  meril  ns  the  Phi  Beta  Kappa  has  among  the  classical 
students.     The  society  is  based,  as  in  Phi  Beta  Kappa,  upon  scholarship. 

The  badge  is  a  watch-chain  pendant  formed  of  a  monogram  of  the  fraiemity 
letters.     There  is  110  fraternity  paper  published. 

Active  chapters  are  located  in  the  following  schools: 
School.                                                                                                                    location. 

Cclumbla  University  

New  York  City. 

Leland  Stanford.  Jr..   Unlveralty   

Ohio  Bute  Unlvtrally   

Columbus.    0. 

Troy.  N.  Y. 

Union  College  

University  of  PennsylvnniB   

University  of  Callfornin 

University  of  Chlcagn  

'''..!;V.'.!".'.'.... Berkeley.    Cdl. 
Chl««o,    liL 

Yala  University  

No.  Chapters,  17. 

New  Haven.  Cobb. 

OF  THE  UNITED   STATES  AND   CANADA. 

rSATKRlttTtEB^DBllTAL.  \  FRATSRSITIBa—DMSTAL^ 

PROFESSIONAL  FRATERNITIES. 
PSI   OMEGA. 
{Dental). 
School.  Locution.  Chapter. 

Atlanta  Dental  College  Atlanta.  Ga Tau. 

Baltimore  Collese  ol  Dental 

Surgery  Baltimore,    Hd Alpba. 

Baltimore    Medical   College, 

Denial    Department    Baltimore,    Md Pi. 

Columbian  Unlveralty   Den- 
tal Department   Washington,   D.    C.    Beta  Gamma. 

..Beta  Slgnu. 

Sursery  Chicago.    Ill,    Kappa. 

*'r^'Mal'Dcpar'tme™t"?^.* Washington.  D.   C Beta  TheU. 

"?,7pa™l"'''^.'^!".'"'-Ca".brldge^    Maes Mu   Delta. 

Indiana  Dental   College 

Keokuk   Dental   College    ....h-eukuh, 

LoulBvlUe  College  ot  Dental 

Sureery  Loulsvllli.. .     . 

Marlon-Sim's  Dental  College. St.    Louis.    Mo Beta   ZeU. 

Medlco-Chlrurgical    College  ,        „  „,   _ 

o(  Dental  surgery  PhHudelphla,    Pa.    Sigma. 

Milwaukee  Medical   College,  „, 

Dental  Department  Milwaukee,   Wis XJ. 

''£Tnt?/trT''   '^''""'■'   °'.-New   Orleans.   La Beta  Bpsllon. 

''£:ntfs?ry    ^."".T,..'!' New  York,  N,  T Beta. 

Northwestern   University, 

Dental    Department   Chicago,     111 lota. 

North   Pacific    Dental    Col-            ..      ,     „  ™,, 

..Portland,   Ore Chi. 


.PhllHclpliihla,    Pa Gamma. 

Philadelphia  Dental  College.Philadelphla.    Pa Eta. 

?^\rB'e^r^?'oll^^''^:;BJ;«^"er•'Ma^':^;^^ 

"SSVIaS'^ii^l.Phlledelphla.  Pa Zeta. 

^O^n^af'DBp'artmenT''.^:....Mllin6apo!ls,   Minn lambda. 

University   of   Denver, 

Dental   Department   Denver   Colo Mu. 

University  o(  Southern  Call-  ,t«.ii„,. 

fomla.   Dental    Department  Los    Angeles.    Cal Upsllon. 

University  of   Maryland, 

Dental    Department   Baltimore.    Md rw, 

"De"nt""Deplrtmen"t'': Chicago.    Ill BeU  Alpba. 

"De^TtalVparK^. Buffalo,   N.  Y Theta. 

"£XN%efar*iS;inT"'.'.....8an  Francisco,  Cal.  Beta  Delta. 

-  .   Unlver-     ^     „  ^^^^^ 


PATTESSOH'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL  DIHBCTORy 


FBATMBSITISB—DglirAL. 


FRATSBSITISB—BllaiSMKRarO. 


WO.  1 


..Boston,    Mass, 


XI  PSI  PHI. 
(Dental.) 
Founded  in  the  Dental  Department  of  the  University  of  Michigan,  at  Ann 
Arbor,  in  1889. 

The  badge  is  a  four-sided  shield  with  concave  sides,  displaying  the  fratenulj 
letters  and  surrounded  by  a  border  of  four  semi-circular  cusps. 
Official  Pubucation  :    Xi  Psi  Phi  Quarterly. 

Editor;     C.   C.   Markcy,   Rogers   Park,   Chicago. 
Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  X^catioQ.  C^ 

Baltimore  College  of  Deotal 

Surgery    Baltimore,    Md Delta. 

Chicago  College  of  Dental 

Surgery    Chicago,    III Lambda. 

Harvard  University  Dental 

Indianapolis  College  0 

tal  Surgery  Indianapolis,   Ind Theta. 

New  York  College  of  Den- 

tlatry    New  York  City Beta. 

Northwestern  Unlve rally 

Dental  School   Chicago,     III RhO. 

Ohio  Medical  Univerfllty, 

Dental  Department   Cincinnati,    o Kappa. 

Philadelphia  Dental  College. Philadelphia.    Pa Gamma. 

Slate  University  oC  Iowa, 

Dental  Department   Iowa  City.   la Epsllon, 

University    of    BufFalo, 

Dental   Department    

University  of  California. 

Dental  Department   

Unlverilty  of  Cincinnati, 

Dental  Department   ,     .. 

University    of   Maryland, 

Dental   Department    Baltimore.    Md BSta. 

Universlly    of    Michigan, 

Dental  Department   Ann  Arbor.   Mich Alpha. 

UnlvarBlty  of  Pennsylvania. 

Dental  Department   Philadelphia.    Pa PI. 

University    of    Toronto.  ,^, 

Dental   Department   Toronto.   Canada    Omlcron. 

No.  Chapters,  16. 

THETA  XI. 

(Engineering— Scientific) 

Founded  at  the  Rensselaer  Polytechnic  Institute,  at  Troy,  N.  Y.,  in  1864,  and 

Ihc  first  professional  fraternity  established.  Its  members  ;ire  confined  to  students 

of  engineering  and  science.    The  badge  consists  of  a  monogram  of  the  fraternity 

letters,  set  with  pearls  with  a  ruby  in  the  center. 

Offiqal  Publication  :    Theta  Xi  Quarterly. 

Editor:    Frank  R.  Lanagan,  122  First  St.,  Troy,  N.  Y, 
Roll  of  active  chapters : 

School.  Location,  Cbaptn-. 

Columbia  University 

School  of  Engineering  New  York  City Bpailon. 

Cornell  University 

Sclenlinc  and  Engineering  _ 

School    Ithaca,   N.   T.    Zeta. 


..Buffalo,   N.   Y Mu, 

. .  Berkeley,   Cal Iota. 


..Ithaca,   N.   T. 
Boston,  Mass.   . 


nology    Boston,  Mass Delta. 

Bensselaor  Polytechnic  Inst.. Troy.  N.  Y AJrtia. 

Shaffleld   Solentlflc   School. ..New  Haven,  Conn Beta. 


Stevens  Institute  of  Tech- 
nology     

No.  Chapters,  e. 


.Hotrnken,   N.   J. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  367 


FRATERNITIES— LAW. 


FBATBBNITIBS—LAW. 


DELTA  CHI. 
(Law.) 

Founded  in  the  Law  School  of  Cornell  University,  at  Ithaca.  N.  Y..  in  1890, 
its  membership  being  restricted  to  lawyers  and  law  students  and  its  chapters  to 
law  schools. 

The  badge  is  a  jeweled  monogram  of  the  fraternity  letters. 

Official  Publication:     The  Delta  Chi  Quarterly. 

Editor :    James  O'Malley,  4  Erie  County  Savings  Bank,  Ithaca,  N.  Y. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location. 

Albany  Law  School  Albany,  N.  Y. 

Chicago-Kent    College    of 
Law    Chicago.   111. 

Cornell  University,  College 
of    Law    Ithaca,    N.    Y. 

Dickinson  College.  School 
of   Law   Carlisle.  Pa. 

Georgetown    University, 
School  of  Law  Washington,   D.    C. 

New   York   Law   School    New   York  City 

New  York  University,  Law 
School    New  York  City 

Northwestern    University, 
Law  School  Chicago,   IlL 

Ohio    State    University, 
College  of  Law  Columbus,  Ohio 

Syracuse  University,  Col- 
lege of  Law  Syracuse.    N.    Y. 

University  of  Buffalo,  Buf- 
falo Law  School    Buffalo,    N.    Y. 

University    of    Michigan, 
Department  of  Law   Ann  Arbor,   Mich. 

University   of  Minnesota, 
College   of   Law    Minneapolis,  Minn. 

West  Virginia  University, 

College  of  Law  Morgantown,  W.  Va. 

University  of  Upper  Can- 
ada   (Osgood   Hall)    Toronto,    Can. 

No.  Chapters,  15. 

PHI  DELTA  PHI. 
(Law.) 

Founded  at  the  Law  Department  of  the  University  of  Michigan,  at  Ann  Arbor, 
in  1869.  It  is  purely  a  law  fraternity,  and  only  law  students  or  members  of  the 
legal  profession  are  eligible.  The  chapters  are  named  after  distinguished  lawyers. 
The  fraternity  is  only  nominally  secret,  antagonizes  no  existing  social  or  literary 
societies  in  the  law  schools  which  it  enters,  and  takes  members  from  all  the  college 
fraternities. 

The  fraternity  badge  is  a  monogram.  The  colors  are  wine  color  and  pearl; 
blue;  the  flower,  the  forget-me-not. 

Official  Pubucation  :    The  Brief  of  Phi  Delta  Phi. 

Editor:     Charles  Henry  Topping,  15  William  St.,  New  York. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Albany   Lfaw  School    Albany,  N.  Y.   Day. 

Boston  Law  School  Boston,  Mass Webster. 

BufTalo  Law  School   Buffalo,   N.    Y Daniels. 

Chicago-Kent    College    of 

T^w    Chicago,   111 Puller. 

Cincinnati    Law    School    — Cincinnati,  Ohio   Hamilton. 

Columbian  University,  Law 

School    Washington.  D.  C Marshall. 

Cornell  University  College 

of   Law    Ithaca,  N.  T.  Oonkllng. 


Ml  TATIEMBOWS  COLLET  AMD  SCBOOL  imttCfUKI 

WmArBm3fiTJB&—LAW,  I  FRATMESmmM—MmD^CAlM, 

iVkrraLr4  ISniv^snity,  Law 

itchf^A    Cambridce.    Maai.    Cboate. 

IUtw>l«    W<kiil«yan    Unlrer- 

«ltr«   Law   lAtEpartment   "'Bioomlnston,  IlL   Benjamin. 

InAUkttit,   ISttiv^initiy,  School 

'ft  Law  Bloomincton,  Ind. 

fjiiiund  Humford,  Jr,  Unl- 

r^rmlty.  Law  Lpepartment,. Stanford  Unirenttjr,   CaL   .. 

N«rw  ir</rk  Law  Bcbool  New  York  City 

Northwestern   Unlreralty, 

M^h/y>l  of  Law  Chicago,    IlL    Booth. 

Ohio    Mtati!;    University. 

f>9\\ti%»  of  I^w  Columbus,   Ohio Swan. 

m,   Ix/uis  Law  School   St.  Louis,  Sio Cooley. 

iMAVs  Unlr^rsfty  of  Iowa, 

Iowa  CM\t:%«i  of  Law  Iowa  City,  la McClaln. 

HyrtLfMuti  IJnlvcnilty,  Col- 

XnKt  of  lAW  Syracuse,  N.   Y Comstock, 

University   of  California, 

IfastlriKN  College  of  th<i 

f/AW San  Francisco,  CaL  Pomeroy. 

IfnlVfrslty    of   C*hlcai(o, 

H('.h(Ht\  of  Law  Chicago,    111 Douglas. 

University  of  I>envcr,  Den- 
ver Jjtiw  School   Denver,   Colo Brewer. 

University  of  Illinois.  Col- 

leKO  of  JjtLW  Urbana.   HI I^ngdelL 

University    of    Kansas, 

M<;hool  of  liaw  I^wrcnce,  Kans Green. 

University   I^w  School, 

New  York  University   New  York  City Field. 

University   of   Michigan. 

Department  of  Jjblw   Ann  Arbor,  Mich Kent. 

University   of  Minnesota, 

(UAU^Kn  of  T^iw   Minneapolis.  Minn Dillon. 

University   of   MlNHourl, 

IjiW    Departmont    Columbia,    Mo Tiedemann. 

UrilverNlty   of   Nebraska, 

(TolloKe   of   lAiw    Lincoln,   Neb Lincoln. 

University   of   Oregon, 

Hrhool  of  littw  Portland,   Ore Chase. 

University  of  Pimnsylvania, 

Depart  intent  of   I^aw  Philaaclphia.    Pa Gibson. 

UiilvorMlty    of    Virginia, 

Ijiw    H«!hooI    Charlottesville.  Va Minor. 

Wnstrrn   UoMorvo  Uiilvrr- 

slty,   Krnnklin  T.    Iluckus 

Uiw   Hrhool    Cleveland,    O Ranney. 

Yiiln     UiilvrrHlty,     l>aw 

Dopnrtm«»nt     New  Haven,   Conn Waite. 

I#iiw    Hc'hool    of    Upper 

ChmihIii    Toronto,   Can Osgoode. 

No.  ChitptorH.  Xi. 

AT.PIIA  KAPPA  KAPPA. 

(Medical — Regular.) 
ImhuuIciI  at  the  Medical  Department  of  Dartmouth  College,  at  Hanover,  N.  H., 
in  1S8H. 

The  havlgc  is  a  crescent  encircling  a  book.    The  fraternity  colors  arc  green  and 
white. 

Oi'KU  i.M.  Pi'iuicATmN  :     77ic*  Centaur  of  Alj^ha  Kappa  Kappa. 

I'Mitt^r:     K.  J.  lU^rrey,  Herlin,  N.  H. 
Kt>ll  of  active  chapters: 

Hohool.  I^ocntlon.  Chapter. 

Uowdoln   lV»UeKO.    Miilno 

Mottlrat    SohotO    Rrunswlck.    Mo Theta. 

0»Uono  of  rhyHloltins  and 

tfurgeons    San  Fninelsco.   Cal Beta. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  369 


FRATERNITIES— MEDICAL, 


FRATERNITIES— MEDICAL. 


School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Cornell   University,   Medical 
Department    New    York   City Lambda. 

Dartmouth    College,    Medi- 
cal   Department    Hanover,    N.    H Alpha. 

Denver  and  Gross  Medical 
College    Denver,    Col Rho. 

Jefferson   Medical   College   ..Philadelphia,    Pa Bpsilon. 

Long  Island  College,    Hos- 
pital  Medical   School    Brooklyn,  N.  Y Zeta. 

Miami   Medical   College    Cincinnati,    O Omicron. 

Milwaukee  M-edical  College.. Milwaukee.   Wis Kappa. 

Northwestern   University, 
Medical  School  Chicago.   Ill XI. 

Ohio   Medical   University    ...Columbus,    O PI. 

Rush   Medical    College    Chicago,    111 Nu. 

Syracuse    University,    Medi- 
cal Department   Syracuse,   N.   Y Iota. 

Tufts   College   Medical                                                                   ( 
School    Boston,    Mass Gamma. 

University    of    California 
Medical   Department   San  Francisco,   Cal Sigma. 

University  of  Illinois,   Med- 
ical Department   Chicago,    111 Eta. 

University    of   Minnesota, 
Medical  Department   Minneapolis,    Minn Psi. 

University    of    Nashville, 
Medical  Department   Nashville,   Tenn Phi. 

University    of    Oregon, 
Medical  Department   Portland,   Ore Upsilon. 

University  of  Pennsylvania, 
Medical    Department    Philadelphia,    Pa.    ...« Mu. 

University    of    Tennessee, 
Medical  Department   Nashville,  Tenn Omega. 

University   of   the  South, 
Medical  Department   Sewan^e,    Tenn Tau. 

University    of    Vermont, 
Medical    Department    Burlington,    Vt Delta. 

Vanderbllt    University, 

Medical  Department   Nashville,    Tenn Ohl. 

No  Chapters,  24. 

NU  SIGMA  NU. 

(  Medical — Regular. ) 

A   fraternity  composed   of   medical   students   and   doctors.     Organized   in   the 
Medical  Department  of  the  University  of  Michigan,  at  Ann  Arbor,  in  1882. 
The  fraternity  badge  is  a  monogram  of  the  fraternity  letters. 
Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Columbia    University,    Med- 
ical   Department    New  York  City  Iota. 

Cooper  Medical  College   San  Francisco,  Cal Upsilon. 

Cornell    University,    Medical 
Department    New  York  City  Tau. 

Detroit  School  of  Medicine.. Detroit,    Mich Beta. 

Jefferson  Medical  College   ..Philadelphia,    Pa Rho. 

New    York    University    and 
Bellevue  Hosp.  Med.  Col...  New   York  City   XI. 

Northwestern   University, 
Medical  College  Chicago,    111 Zeta. 

Rush  Medical  College   Chicago,   111 Kappa. 

Syracuse    University, 
Medical  Department   Syracuse.  N.  Y.   Mu. 

Union    College,    Medical 
Department  (Albany  Med- 
ical College)  Albany,  N.   Y Omicron. 

University    of   California,  1 

Medical   Department    San  Francisco,  Cal Phi. 

University    of   Cincinnati, 
Medical  Department  Cincinnati,  O Tbeta. 


370  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


FRATBBUflTlBa—MBDICALi 


FBATBBNITIBS— MEDICAL, 


SchooL  Location.  Chapter. 

Medical    Department    Chicago,    111 Eta. 

University  of  Michifiran, 
Medical    Department    Ann  Arbor,  Mich Alpha. 

Univeisity  of  Minnesota. 
Medical   Department    Minneapolis.   Minn E)psilon. 

University  of  Pennsylvania, 
Medical    Department    Philadelphia,    Pa Lambda. 

University  of  Southern 
California,  Medical  De- 
partment     Los  Angeles,  Cal Nu. 

Washington   University, 
Medical    Department    St.  Louis,  Mo Alpha  Kappa  Phi. 

Western    Reserve    Universi- 
ty. Medical  Department   ..Cleveland,    O Sigma. 

Western   Univ.   of  Pennsyl- 
vania, Med.  Department  ..Pittsburg,    Pa Delta. 

University  of  Toronto,  Med-  .  -»'.'i 

ical  Department    Toronto,   Can Chi. 

No.  Chapters.  21. 

OMEGA  UPSILON  PHI. 

(  Medical — Regular.) 

Founded   in  the   Medical   Department  of  the  University  of  Buffalo,   Buffalo, 
N.  Y.,  in  1894. 

The  badge  is  a  shield,  and  displays  a  monogram  of  the  fraternity  letters,  above 
w<hich  is  an  eye. 

Official  Pubijcation:    Omega  Upsilon  Phi  Quarterly. 

Editor:    W.  H.  Vos,  A.  B.,  M.  D.,  City  Hospital,  Cincinnati,  O. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Columbia  University, 
Medical  Department  New  York  Caty  Kappa. 

Cooper  Medical  College   San  Francisco,  Cal Iota. 

Cornell  University,  Medical    ,        .     ilii     |       .1,       i;   :        1 
Department,  Cornell  Med- 
ical College  New  York   City    Theta. 

Cbrnell  University,  Med- 
ical Department  Ithaca,   N.   Y Theta  Dcuteron. 

Miami  Medical  College  Cincinnati,   O Lambda. 

New  York  University  and 
Bellevue  Hospital  Med- 
ical College     New  York  City   Epsilon. 

Northwestern  University, 
Medical    Department    Chicago,    111 Mu. 

Union    College,    Medical 
Department,  Albany  Med- 
ical   College    Albany,    N.    Y Gamma. 

University    of    Buffalo, 
Medical  Department   Buffalo.   N.   Y Alpha. 

University  of  Cincinnati, 
Medical  Department   Cincinnati,  O Beta. 

University  of  Colorado, 
Medical  Department   Boulder,  Col Bta. 

University   of   Denver, 
Medical  Department  Denver,    Col Delta. 

University    of    Toronto, 

Medical  Department   Toronto,   Can Zeta. 

No.    Chapters,   13. 

PHI  CHI. 

(  Medical — Regular. ) 

Founded  at  the  University  of  Vermont,  at  Burlington,  in  1889.    No  fraternity 
paper  is  published. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  371 


FBATEBNITIBS— MEDICAL. 


FBATBBNITIES— PHARMACY 


School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Baltimore  University-  School 
of  Medicine    Baltimore,  Md Beta. 

Bowdoin  College.  Maine 
Medical  School  Brunswick,   Me Qamma. 

College    of    Physicians    and 
Surgeons    Baltimore,   Md Delta. 

Maryland  College  of  Medi- 
cine     Baltimore,   Md Eta. 

University  of  Vermont,  Med- 
ical Department   Burlington,    Vt Alpha. 

No.  Chapters,  5. 

PI  MU. 

(  Medical — Regular. ) 

Pi  Mu  is  a  national  medical  fraternity,  with  headquarters  in  the  South,  and 
is  incorporated  under  the  laws  of  Virginia.  It  was  founded  at  the  University 
of  Virginia,  at  Charlottesville,  in  1892. 

The  society  badge  is  a  red  enameled  Greek  cross  with  the  skull  and  crossed 
bones  in  the  center.    No  fraternity  paper  is  published. 
Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Louisville  Medical  College  ..Louisville.    Ky Delta. 

Medical  College  of  Virginia.  Richmond,   Va Gamma. 

University  College  of  Med- 
icine     Richmond,   Va Beta. 

University  of  Virginia  Charlottesville,  Va Alpha. 

No.  Chapters,  4. 

ALPHA  EPSILON  IOTA. 

(Medical — ^Women.) 

Founded  in  the  Medical  Department  of  the  University  of  Michigan,  at  Ann 
Arbor,  February  3,  1890. 

The  badge  is  a  five-pointed  star  displaying  a  serpent's  head  and  the  fraternity 
letters.  The  fraternity  colors  are  black,  white  and  green;  the  flower  is  the  white 
carnation.    There  is  no  fraternity  paper  published. 

Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Cooper  Medical  College  San  Francisco,  Cal Zeta. 

Cornell    University,    Med- 
ical Department  Ithaca,   N.  Y Eta. 

Laura  Memorial  College  ....Cincinnati,  O Gamma. 

Rush  Medical  College   Chicago,  111 Beta. 

University  of  Illinois,  Med- 
ical  Department    (College 
of   Physicians  and  Sur- 
geons)     Chicago,  111 Delta. 

University  of  Michigan, 
Medical  Department  Ann  Arbor,  Mich Alpha. 

University  of  Minnesota, 
Medical  Department  Minneapolis,    Minn E)psiIon. 

Woman's  Medical  College  of 

Pennsylvania   Philadelphia,  Penn Theta. 

No.  Chapters,  8.  nvi-  '  i^    •    •   •  • 

BETA  PHI  SIGMA. 

(Pharmacy.) 
Founded  in  the  Department  of  Pharmacy  of  the  University  of  Buffalo  in  1889. 
There  is  no  fraternity  paper  published. 
Roll  of  active  chapters: 

School.  Location.  Chapter. 

Pittsburg  College   of 
Pharmacy    Pittsburg,   Pa Beta. 

University  of  Buffalo.   De- 
partment of  Pharmacy  ...Buffalo,  N.  T Alpha, 

No.  Chapters,  2.  :  .' 


^'^  CHL 

F'sczrfevi  =  'Jbc  ES:?art3n=:t   :£  P^araacy  of  ±e  UnircrsitT  ol  Ifc  *'^-.   at 

Th«  ba<i;^e   is   i   rraryc   of  eirs^Kuec   p:u<L   dispLij'is^  2  mooogram    of  the 
fratemitT  >rtcr5.     .;e  ztiz^t-zizj  crzlcn  ir«  wrDc  ird  jid  goud.    There  is  00  fra- 

tcmitr  paper  pdbCishcti 

Roll  of  actiTe  drapcer* : 

School  Lk<:k=)CC 

Masasachusectj  C>II«¥e   o' 

Pharmacy    Bo«t:c-    MA^ik.    

New    York    CoU*«e    ct 

Pharmacy    X*w  T:>rk    

Northwesters    UniTersity 

School   of  PharTxu.cT    'Tbica^r    ni.        

Philadelphia    CoUes«    cf 

Pharmacy    FhilideLpfeia.  Pa.   Epciloii. 

University    California.    De- 
partment of  Pharm-ic y    . . .  Si-    FrjL-cxaco.   CaL    Zeta. 

University    of    Michigan. 

Department  of   Pharm*ioy..Vn:i  Arfccr.  Mxch.   Alpha. 

University      of      Minnesota. 

I>epartment  of  Pharmacy  -  Minneapolis,    ^t-y     TUeta. 

University      of      Wisconsin. 

Department  of   Pharmacy  Madison.    Wis.    

No.  Chapters.  1 


FOREIGN   UNIVERSITIES. 


The  constantly  increasing  number  of  American  graduate  students,  and  faculty 
members,  who  yearly  seek  doctorates  in  foreign  universities  makes  it  not  inappro- 
priate, in  a  book  whose  purpose  is  to  furnish  inquirers  with  a  complete  educational 
directory,  to  incorporate  the  following  list  of  the  leading  foreign  institutions. 
For  the  data  herein  contained  the  compilers  are  indebted  to  pamphlets  and  reports 
issued  by  many  foreign  countries,  to  the  Consular  Reports  of  our  consuls  in  vari- 
ous European  ports,  and  to  numerous  statistical  works,  among  which  some  of  the 
excellent  reports  of  Mr.  W.  T.  Harris,  United  States  Commissioner  of  Education, 
stand  at  the  head. 

Attendance  at  German  Universities. 

The  number  of  foreigners  who  were  matriculated  in  twenty-one  of  the  leading 
German  universities  during  1902  was  2,783,  of  whom  708  studied  philosophy,  phil- 
ology and  history ;  649  studied  mathematics  and  natural  sciences ;  585  studied  medi- 
cine; 323  studied  law  and  economics;  147  Protestant  theology;  156  forestry  and 
administration;    148  agriculture;    26  pharmacy,  and  18  dentistry. 

As  to  the  nationality  of  the  foreign  students,  353  were  Americans,  almost  all 
from  the  United  States;  154  from  Asia,  almost  all  from  Japan,  and  2,085  were 
from  the  various  countries  of  Europe,  Russia  being  most  largely  represented,  with 
717  students. 

German  Universities  Most  Favored  by  Foreign  Students. 


Total     Foreign 
Attend.  Students. 


Total     Foreign 
Attend.  Students. 


Berlin    13,070 

Leipzig    4,220 

Munich    4.705 

Heidelberg    1,823 

Halle    1,961 

Freiburg     i,86t 

Gottingen     1,556 

Marburg   1,428 

Strassburg     1,250 

Jena    818 

Bonn     2,557 

Wiirzburg    1,254 


888 
415 

259 
184 
162 
121 

89 
88 

79 

7^ 
68 

64 


Konigsberg    968 

Breslau    1,813 

Tubingen    1,524 

Giessen    950 

Erlangen    1,004 

Greifswald    846 

Rostock    588 

Kiel    1,179 

Miinster    907 


62 

47 
43 
41 
29 

25 

17 
16 

13 


Total     46,282         2.783 


Of  the  353  American  students  attending  the  above  universities,  by  far  the 
greater  number — 156 — attended  the  Universitv  of  Berlin;  59  attended  at  Leipsig, 
and  21  at  Heidelberg,  these  three  standing  at  the  head  of  German  universities.  Ber- 
lin is  great  in  medicine  and  philosophy;    Heidelberg  is  also  great  not  only  in  these 


J74  PATTEBSOH^  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DISBCIOBT 

FOREIGN  VXn'ERSmES.  \  FOREIGX  USIVERSITIBS, 

two  branches  of  feaming,  bat  in  law  and  dicmistry,  and  Le^dg  stands  at  the  head 
in  history  and  economics.  While  many  American  tmiYersities  hare  post-graduate 
courses  folly  equal  to  any  of  the  great  German  schools,  the  German  system,  how- 
ever, is  perhaps  more  favorable  to  specialists,  who  are  permitted  to  devote  their 
whole  time  and  energy  solely  to  their  chosen  work. 

The  lectures  in  most  German  universities  begin  about  the  15th  of  October^  and 
close  on  the  15th  of  March,  this  period  comprising  what  is  known  as  the  winter 
semester.  The  summer  semester  begins  on  the  15th  of  April  and  closes  about  the 
end  of  July.  This  semester  is  largely  taken  advantage  of  by  American  professors 
because  of  its  so  nearly  coinciding  with  the  vacation  period  in  American  colleges. 
American' students  are  permitted  to  matriculate  in  German  universities  on  the  pre- 
sentation of  a  passport.  If  it  is  the  intention  of  the  student  to  procure  a  degree, 
however,  he  must  either  present  a  college  diploma  or  pass  an  examination  before 
being  admitted  as  a  candidate. 

French  Universities. 

Until  1895  ^cw  foreign  students,  and  especially  few  American  students,  were 
attracted  to  the  French  universities,  because  of  the  difficulties  in  securing  degrees. 
The  German  doctorates  could  be  gained  with  comparative  ease,  and  the  German 
universities,  therefore,  drew  the  bulk  of  the  foreign  students.  In  that  year,  how- 
ever, a  committee  was  formed  in  Paris  (Comite  Franco- Americain),  with  an- 
advisory  branch  in  Washington,  with  the  purpose  of  familiarizing  American  stu- 
dents with  the  facilities  for  advanced  study  offered  by  the  French  universities,  and 
with  the  conditions  for  admission  to  the  same.  A  new  university  doctorate  was 
created  by  this  commission,  and  sanctioned  by  ministerial  decree  in  1897,  making 
doctorates  and  diplomas  available  to  foreign  indents  in  the  entire  University  sys- 
tem of  the  country. 

The  Universities  form  the  central  unit  of  the  French  educational  system.  They 
are  under  the  supervision  of  the  Department  of  Higher  Education,  and  their  pro- 
fessors are  appointed  by  the  President  of  the  Republic  in  advice  with  the  Minister 
of  Public  Instruction.  The  principal  university  is  that  of  Paris,  with  over  12,000 
students,  and  conferring  doctorates  of  letters,  sciences,  medicine,  pharmacy  and 
Protestant  theology.  There  are  fifteen  other  state  universities  located  throughout 
the  country  and  offering  doctorates  in  these  and  other  special  branches  of  learning. 

English  Universities. 
Oxford  University  and  the  Rhodes   Scholarships. 

American  interest  in  English  universities,  and  especially  in  the  greatest  of  them, 
Oxf(>rd,  has'  been  heightened  within  recent  years  by  the  system  of  American  schol- 
arships in  this  school  provided  for  in  the  will  of  the  late  Cecil  Rhodes.  By  the 
provisions  of  this  will,  one  hundred  free  perpetual  scholarships  are  established  in 
the  University  of  Oxford  for  American  students,  two  for  each  state  and  territory 
in  the  United  States'.  Each  scholarship  amounts  to  the  annual  sum  of  300  pounds, 
approxiuialely  $1,500,  and  is  tenable  at  any  college  in  the  University  of  Oxford  for 
three  consecutive  academic  years. 

These  svholarships  are  popularly  known  as  the  "Rhodes  Scholarships,"  although 
in  the  will  they  are  called  the  "American  Scholarships."  The  purpose  of  the 
fonn«ler  was  to  bring  about  a  more  intimate  and  sympathetic  acquaintance  between 
America  and  l''ngland,  or.  using  his  own  words  in  the  will,  "the  union  of  the 
iMiglish-spcaking  peoples  throughout  the  world."     The  general   provisions  of  the 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  375 


FOREIGN    UNIVERBITISa. 


FOREIGN    UNIVERBITIEB. 


will  with  respect  to  the  scholarships  and  the  qualifications  necessary  to  secure  them 
are  given  in  the  subjoined  paragraphs  from  the  will: 


AMERICAN    SCHOLARSHIPS. 


«1 


'I  further  direct  my  trustees  to  establish  additional  scholarships  sufficient  in 
number  for  the  appropriation  in  the  next  following  clause  hereof  directed,  and 
those  scholarships  I  sometimes  hereinafter  refer  to  as  *the  American  scholarships.' 

"I  appropriate  two  of  the  American  scholarships  to  each  of  the  present  States 
and  Territories  of  the  United  States  of  North  America,  provided  that  if  any  of  the 
said  Territories  shall  in  my  lifetime  be  admitted  as  a  State,  the  scholarships  appro- 
priated to  such  Territory  shall  be  appropriated  to  such  State,  and  that  my  trustees 
may  in  their  uncontrolled  discretion  withhold  for  such  time  as  they  shall  think 
fit  the  appropriation  of  scholarships  to  any  Territory. 

"I  direct  that  of  the  two  scholarships  appropriated  to  a  State  or  Territory  not 
more  than  one  shall  be  filled  up  in  any  year,  so  that  at  no  time  shall  more  than 
two  scholarships  be  held  for  the  same  State  or  Territory. 


CONDITIONS. 

"My  desire  being  that  the  students  who  shall  be  elected  to  the  scholarships 
shall  not  be  merely  bookworms,  I  direct  that  in  the  election  of  a  student  to  a  schol- 
arship, regard  shall  be  had  to  (i)  his  literary  and  scholastic  attainments;  (ii) 
his  fondness  of  and  success  in  many  outdoor  sports,  such  as  cricket,  football,  and 
the  like;  (iii)  his  qualities  of  manhood,  truth,  courage,  devotion  to  duty,  sympathy 
for  the  protection  of  the  weak,  kindliness,  unselfishness,  and  fellowship;  and  (iv) 
his  exhibition  during  school  days  of  moral  force  of  character  and  of  instincts  to 
lead  and  to  take  an  interest  in  his  schoolmates,  for  those  latter  attributes  will  be 
likely  in  after  life  to  guide  him  to  esteem  the  performance  of  public  duties  as  his 
highest  aim.  As  mere  suggestions  for  the  guidance  of  those  who  will  have  the 
choice  of  students  for  the  scholarships,  I  record  that  (i)  my  ideal  qualified  student 
would  combine  these  four  qualifications  in  the  proportions  of  three-tenths  for  the 
first,  two-tenths  for  the  second,  three-tenths  for  the  third,  and  two-tenths  for  the 
fourth  qualifications,  so  that,  according  to  my  ideas,  if  the  maximum  number  of 
marks  for  any  scholarship  were  200,  they  would  be  apportioned  as  follows:  Sixty 
to  each  of  the  first  and  third  qualifications,  and  40  to  each  of  the  second  and 
fourth  qualifications;  (ii)  the  marks  for  the  several  qualifications  would  be  awarded 
independently  as  follows  (that  is  to  say)  :  The  marks  for  the  first  qualification  by 
examination,  for  the  second  and  third  qualifications,  respectively,  by  ballot  by  the 
fellow-students  of  the  candidates,  and  for  the  fourth  qualification  by  the  head  mas- 
ter of  the  candidate's  school ;  and  (iii)  the  results  of  the  awards  (that  is  to  say, 
the  marks  obtained  by  each  candidate  for  each  qualification)  would  be  sent  as 
soon  as  possible  for  consideration  to  the  trustees  or  to  some  person  or  persons 
appointed  to  receive  the  same,  and  the  person  or  persons  so  appointed  would  ascer- 
tain by  averaging  the  marks  in  blocks  of  20  marks  each  of  all  candidates  the  best 
ideal  qualified  students. 

"No  student  shall  be  qualified  or  disqualified  for  election  to  a  scholarship  on 
account  of  his  race  or  religious  opinions. 

"Except  in  the  cases  of  the  four  schools  hereinbefore  mentioned,  the  election 
to  scholarships  shall  be  by  the  trustees,  after  such  (if  any)  consultation  as  they 
shall  think  fit  with  the  minister  having  the  control  of  education  in  such  colony, 
province,  State,  or  Territory. 


SCTOBY  ^^^H 


376  PATTERSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTOHY 
FORKION    VStVBBBlTtSB.  \  FOBEION    I 

"A  qualified  student  who  has  been  elecled  as  aforesaid  shall,  within  ^x  calendar 
months  after  his  election,  or  as  soon  thereafter  as  he  can  be  admitted  into  resi- 
dence, or  within  such  extended  time  as  my  iruslees  shall  allow,  commence  residence 
as  an  undergraduate  at  some  college  in   the  University  of  Oxford. 

"The  scholarships  shall  be  payable  to  him  from  the  lime  when  he  shall  com- 
mence such  residence. 

"I  desire  that  the  scholars  holding  the  scholarships  shall  be  distributed  among 
the  colleges  of  the  Uiiiversily  of  Oxford,  and  not  resort  in  undue  numbers  to  one 
or  more  colleges  only. 

"Notwithstanding  anything  hereinbefore  contained,  my  trustees  may,  in  their 
tmcontrolled  discretion,  suspend  for  such  lime  as  they  shall  think  fit,  or  remove,  any 
scholar  from  his  scholarship." 

The  executors  of  the  will  and  trustees  of  Che  scholarship  fund,  named  by  Mr. 
Rhodes,  were  the  Earl  of  Roseherry.  Earl  Gray,  Lord  Milncr.  Mr.  Alfred  Belt. 
Dr.  L.  S.  Jameson.  Mr.  L.  L.  Mitchell  and  Mr.  R.  F.  Hawksley.  Information  con- 
cerning Ihe  scholarships,  and  the  dales  wlien  granted,  can  l>e  procured  from  the 
President  of  the  State  University  of  each  of  the   respeclive  states  and  territories. 

Europe. 

Csemowits,  Buhnwtna,  Austria:  K.  k.  Franz-Joseph s-Universilat,  543  stu- 
dents.    Founded  l8?S.     Theologicrl,  law,  and  philosophical  faculties;    library. 

Grits,  Slyria.  Autlria:  K.  k.  Karl-Franzens  Universitat,  1,760  students. 
Founded  1586.     Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;    library. 

iHiubruck,  Tyrol,  Austria:  K.  k.  Leopold-Franzens  Universitat,  ifloi  students. 
Founded  i6?3.    Theological,  law.  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties ;   library. 

Krakow,  Galicia,  Austria:  Jagellonische  Universitat,  1,711  students.  Founded 
1364.     Theological,  law.  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;    library. 

Lemberg,  Galicia,  Austria:  K.  k.  Fran;fen's  Universitat  in  Lemberg,  1,628 
students.     Founded  1784.     TTieological,  law,  and  philosophical  faculties;    library, 

Olmiiis,  Moravia,  Austria:  Thcologische  Faciillat,  191  students.  Foimded 
1566. 

Prague.  Bohemia,  Austria:  C.  k.  cesk  Universilet  Karlo-Ferdinandovij,  3,459 
Students.     Founded  1882.     Tlieological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties; 

Prague.  Bohemia,  Austria:  K.  k.  Deutsche  Carl -Ferdinands  Universital,  1,334 
students.     Founded   1348.     Theological,  law,  medic.il,  and  philosophical   faculties; 

Saleburg,  Austria:     Theologische  Fakullat,  60  slu'dcnts.     Founded   1632. 
yicHHO.  Austria:    K.  k.  Universitat,  6,oog  students.    Foimded  1365.    Law,  theo- 
logical, medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;   library  and  numerous  univcrsi^  im 

VieuHa,  Austria:    Prote.stautischc  Theologische  Fakultnt.  31  students. 

VienHO,  Austria:     Lehranstalt  fur  orientalische  Spracht-n,  13a  students. 

Vitnna,  Austria:    Consular  Academy.  33  students. 

Brussels.  Btlgium:  Universitc  libre  dc  Bruxellcs,  11060  students. 
1834.  Philosophical,  hw,  scientific,  medical,  and  pharmaceutical  facullie: 
technical  school ;  library, 

Brussels.  Belgium:    School  of  political  and  social  sciences. 

GhcHl.    Bflg'uit:     Universitc    dc    Gand.    804    students.     Founded    1816. 
loiophical.  law.  scientific,  and   nwdkal   faculties;  library. 

Louvain,     Belgium:     Univcrsite     Catholique     de     Louvain.     1.961     

Founded   1436,     Tlieologica.1,  law,  medical,  philosophical,  and  scientific   facultiM; 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  377 


FOREIGN    UNIVERSITIES. 


FOREIGN    UNIVERSITIES. 


Louvain,  Belgium:     Philosophical  School  of  St.  Thomas  Aquinas. 

Luttich  (or  Liege),  Belgium:  Universite  de  Liege,  1,644  students.  Founded 
1817.     Philosophical,  law,  scientific,  and  medical  faculties;  Hbrary. 

Sophia,  Bulgaria:  Wische  utschilische  w  Sophia,  495  students.  Founded 
1868. 

Kjobenhavn  {Copenhagen) ,  Denmark:  Kjobenhavns  Universitet,  about 
2,000  students.  Founded  1478.  Theological,  law,  medical,  philosophical,  and  sci- 
entific faculties  and  polytechnic  institute;  library. 

Birmingham,  England:  Mason  College,  967  students.  Founded  1875.  Arts 
and  science,  medical  and  dental  faculties;  library. 

Bristol,  England:  University  College,  567  students.  Founded  1876.  Col- 
lege faculty  and  medical  school;  library. 

Cambridge,  England:  University  of  Cambridge,  2,985  students.  Founded 
1257.  Schools  of  theology,  law,  oriental,  classical,  and  modern  philology,  music, 
moral  science,  history  and  archaeology,  astronomy,  physics,  chemistry,  mineralogy, 
biology,  geology,  and  medicine;  library. 

THE  CAMBRIDGE  COLLEGES. 

1.  Trinity  College.  9.  Emmanuel  College. 

2.  St.  John's  College.  10.  Sidney  Sussex  College. 

3.  St.  Peter's  College.  11.  Christ's  College. 

4.  King's  College.  12.  Pembroke  College 

5.  Caius  College.  13.  Jesus  College. 

6.  Queen's  College.  14.  Magdalene   College. 

7.  Corpus  Christi  College.  15.  Downing  College. 

8.  St.  Catherine's  College. 

Durham,  England:  Durham  University,  200  students;  Founded  1832.  To  this 
university  belong  the  Codrington  College,  on  the  island  of  Barbados,  and  the 
Fourah  Bay  College,  in  Sierra  Leone;  also  the  College  of  Science,  at  Newcastle- 
on-Tyne,  which  has  an  enrollment  of  1,500  students. 

Leeds  (see  Manchester),  England:    Yorkshire  College,  1,134  students.   Founded 

1877.   . 

Liverpool  (see  Manchester),  England:  University  College,  700  students. 
Founded  1877. 

London,  England:  University  of  London,  about  5,000  candidates.  Founded 
1836.     Examining  board;  library. 

To  the  university  belong: 

(i)  University  College,  with  philosophical,  law,  scientific,  and  medical  facul- 
ties; library;  about  1,020  students. 

(2)  King's  College,  with  theological,  philosophical,  and  medical  faculties; 
library;   1,300  students. 

(3)  School  of  Modern  Oriental  Languages. 

(4)  Ten  other  colleges  with  614  students. 

(5)  Eleven  medical  schools  connected  with  hospitals;  about  4,000  students. 
Manchester,  Liverpool,  and  Leeds,  England:    Victoria  University,  about  3,000 

students.  Founded  185 1.    This  institution  consists  of: 

(i)  Owens  College,  Manchester,  1,065  students. 

(2)  University  College,  Liverpool,  about  1,000  students. 

(3)  Yorkshire  College.  Leeds,  1,134  students. 

Nczvcastle,  England:  The  colleges  belong  to  Durham  University.  Founded 
1851. 

(i)     College  of  Medicine,  220  students. 


378 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


FOREIGN  UNIVERSITIES. 


FOREIGN  UNIVERSITIES. 


(2)     Durham  College  of  Science,  1,650  students. 

Nottingham,  England:  University  College,  1,902  students.  Founded  1880. 
Philology,  law,  and  scientific  faculties,  and  school  of  engineering;  free  public 
libraries. 

Oxford,  England:  University,  3,481  students.  Founded  1200.  Theological. 
law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;  Bodleian  library. 


THE  OXFORD  COLLEGES. 

The  colleges  of  Oxford  were  an  outgrowth  of  the  halls  or  hostels  system  of  the 
early  time — those  little  groups  of  scholars,  often  only  four  or  five  in  number,  who 
banded  themselves  together  for  mutual  advantage,  rented  a  little  house  or  hut, 
chose  their  leader  (finally  known  as  principal),  as  a  means  to  some  sort  of  order, 
and  began  their  studies.  After  a  while  these  became  independent  communities  after 
the  fashion  of  boarding  houses,  each  governed  by  a  master  under  authority  of  the 
university.  Naturally  they  multiplied,  and  the  colleges  which  supplanted  them 
grew  by  degrees,  with  the  help  of  many  benefactions,  until  they  numbered  some 
fifteen  during  the  Middle  Ages,  and  now  number  over  twenty,  their  order  in  time 
being  as  follows: 


1.  University  College    1249- 1280  9- 

2.  Balliol   College   1261-1282  10. 

3.  Merton  College   1264  1 1. 

4.  Exeter  College  1314  12. 

5.  Oriel  College 1324  I3- 

6.  Queen's  College 1341  14- 

7.  New  College I379  ^S- 

8.  Lincoln   College     1429  16. 

To  which  have  since  been  added : 

17.  Wadham  College 1613  20. 

18.  Pembroke  College  1624  21. 

19.  Worcester  College    1714 


All  Souls  College 1438 

Magdalen  College 1448 

Brasenose  College 1508 

Corpus  Christi  College 1516 

Christ  Church  College 1524 

Trinity  College 1555 

St.  John  Baptist  College 1555 

Jesus  College 1571 


Hertford  College 1740, 1874 

Keble  College  1870 


Sheffield,  England:  University  College  (belongs  to  Oxford  University),  450 
students.    Founded  1827.    Also  a  medical  school. 

Aix-en-Provence,  France:  Universite  d'Aix,  772  students.  Founded  1409. 
Law  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Amiens,  Prance:     Ecole  Prep,  dc  Medicine.     Medical  school. 

Angers,  Prance:  Universite  Catholique  dc  L'Ouest,  287  students.  Founded 
1875.    Law,  scientific,  theological,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Angers,  Prance:     Ecolc  Prep,  de  Medicine.     Medical  school. 

Besancon,  Prance:  Universite  de  Besancon,  295  students.  Founded  1422.  Sci- 
entific, philosophical,  and  medical  faculties ;  library. 

Bordeaux,  Pranc<*:  Facultcs  de  Bordeaux,  2,042  students.  Founded  1441. 
Law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Caen,  Prance:  Universite  de  Caen,  696  students.  Founded  1437.  Law,  sci- 
entific, and  philosophical  faculties;  library.* 

Clermont-P errand,  Prance:  Universite  de  Clermont,  281  students.  Founded 
1808.     Scientific  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Dijon,  Prance:  Facultcs  dc  Dijon,  649  students.  Founded  1722.  Law,  scien- 
tific, and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Grenoble,  Prance:  Universite  de  Grenoble,  687  students.  Founded  1339.  Law, 
scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 


OP  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  37B 

FOREIGN  VNlvensiTlBS.  |  FOREIGN  UNIVERSITIES.' 

Lille,  France:  Facultes  de  Lille,  1,136  students.  Founded  1808.  Law,  med- 
ical, scientilic,  and  philosophical  faculties ;  library. 

Lille,  France:  Facultes  Librea,  550  students.  Founded  187S-  Theological, 
law,  medical,  scientific,  and  (^ilosophical  faculties;  library. 

Limoges,  France:  Ecole  de  Medecine  et  de  Pharmacie,  to8  students,  Medical 
and  pharmaceutical  courses. 

Lyon,  Francf:  Facultes  Librcs,  about  600  students.  Founded  i8?5.  Theolog- 
ical, law,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties. 

Lyon,  France:  Universite  de  Lyons,  s,6ca  students.  Founded  1808,  Law,  med- 
ical, scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;  two  libraries. 

Marseilles,  France:  Belongs  to  Facultes  d'Aix,  206  students.  Scientific,  med- 
ical, and  law  faculties ;  library. 

Monlauban,  France:  Belongs  to  Facultes  de  Toulouse,  85  students.  Law,  med- 
ical, scientific,  aud  philosophical  faculties;  library, 

MontpcUier,  France:  Facultes  de  Montpellier,  1,602  students.  Founded  1181. 
Law,  medical,  scientilic,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Nancy,  France:  Universite  Nancy,  1,130  students.  Founded  1572,  Law,  med- 
ical, scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties,  and  pharmaceutical  school ;  library. 

Nantes,  France:     Ecole  de  Medecine  de  Nantes,  243  students. 

Nanlcs,  France:     Ecole  Libre  de  Droit,  100  students.    Founded  1463. 

Paris,  France:  (i)  Universite  de  Paris,  12,171  students.  Founded  1200. 
Protestant  theological,  law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties,  and 
schools  of  engineering  and  pharmacy;  libraries. 

Paris,  France:  (2)  Facultes  Libres,  704  students.  Law  and  philosophical 
faculties;  library. 

Paris,  France:     (3)     College  de  France. 

Paris,  France:     (4)     Ecole  Libre  des  Sciences  Poliiiques,  600  students. 

Paris,  France:  (s)  Ecole  Pratique  des  Hautes  Etudes  a  la  Sorbonne,  233 
students.    Philosophical  and  theological  faculties;  library. 

Paris,  France:     (6)     Ecole  Nationale  des  Beaux-arts,  2,000  students, 

Paris,  France:     (7)     Ecole  Nationale  de  Charles,  69  students. 

Paris,  France:     (8)     Ecole  du  Louvre. 

Paris,  France:  (g)  Ecole  des  Langues  Orientales  Vivantes,  and  other  special 
schools,  430  students. 

Paris,  France:     (10)     Ecole  Ruesc  des  Hautes  Etudes  Sociales,  360  students. 

Paris,  France:     (11)     Ecole  Normale  Superieure,  110  students. 

Poitiers,  France:  Universite  de  Poitiers,  73S  students.  Founded  I43r.  Law, 
scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;  libraries. 

Rennes,  France:  Universite  de  Rennes,  1,143  students.  Founded  1808.  Law, 
scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties ;  library. 

Rheims,  France:    Ecole  Prep,  de  Medecine,  gz  students.    Medical  school, 

Rouen,  France:    Ecole  Prep,  de  Medecine.    Medical  school,  157  students. 

Toulouse,  France:  Universite  de  Toulouse,  1,955  students.  Founded  1233. 
Law,  philosophical,  scientific,  and  medical  faculties ;  library. 

Toulouse,  France:  Institut  Catholique,  100  students.  Theological  and  philo- 
sophical faculties;  library. 

Tours,  France:    Ecole  Prep,  de  Medecine,  85  students.    Medical  school. 

Berlin.  Prussia,  Germany:  Konigl.  Friedr.-Wilhclms-Universitat,  13,070  stu- 
dents. Founded  1807.  Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties ;  semi- 
nary for  oriental  languages,  and  11  other  seminaries,  library,  and  36  university 
institutes  and  museums. 

Bonn,  Prussia,  Germany:  Rheinische  Friedr.-Wil  helms- Universitat,  2,557  stu- 
dents. Founded  1818.  Protestant  and  Catholic  theological,  law,  medical,  and  phi- 
losophical faculties;  library  and  many  institutes. 


380  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRSCTORT 


FOREIGN  UNIVERSITIES. 


FOREIGN  UNIVERSITIES. 


Braunsberg,  Prussia,  Germany:  Konigl.  Lyceum  Hosianum,  68  students. 
Founded  1568.    Theological  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Breslau,  Prussia,  Germany:  Konigl.  Universitat  Breslau,  1,813  students. 
Founded  1506.  Catholic  and  Protestant  theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical 
faculties;  library. 

Cologne,  Prussia,  Germany:    Municipal  Commercial  University,  749  students. 

Dillingen,  Bjovaria,  Germany:    Theological  Lyceum,  129  students. 

Eichstatt,  Bavaria,  Germany:  Bishofliches  Lyceum,  114  students.  Founded 
1843.    Theological  and  philosophical  faculties. 

Erlangcn,  Bavaria,  Germany:  K.  Bayerische  Friedr.-Alexander-Universitat, 
1,000  students.  Founded  1743.  Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  facul- 
ties; library. 

Freiburg,  Baden,  Germany:  Badische  Albert-Ludwigs-Universitat,  1,861  stu- 
dents.   Founded  1457.    Law,  theological,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties ;  library. 

Frcising,  Bavaria,  Germany:  Konigl.  Bayerisches  Lyceum,  165  students.  Found- 
ed 1834.    Theological  and  philosophical  faculties. 

Giessen,  Hessia,  Germany:  Hessiche  Ludwigs  Universitat,  950  students.  Found- 
ed 1607.    Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Gottingen,  Prussia,  Germany:  Georg-Au^usts-Univcrsitat,  1,556  students. 
Founded  1737.    Theological,  law,  medical  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Grief swald,  Prussia,  Germany:  Universitat,  846  students.  Founded  14^.  The- 
ological, law,  medical  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Halle,  Prussia,  Germany:  Friedr- Universitat  Halle- Wittenberg,  1,961  students. 
Founded  1502.    Theological,  law,  medical  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Heidelberg,  Baden,  Germany:  Ruprecht-Karls-Universitat,  i3a3  students. 
Founded  1386.  Theological,  law,  medical,  philosophical  and  scientific  faculties; 
library. 

Jena,  Thuringia,  Germany:  Sachsische  Gesammt-Universitat,  818  students. 
Founded  1558.    Theological,  law,  medical  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Kiel,  Prussia,  Germany:  K.  Christian- Albrechts-Universitat,  1,179  students. 
Founded  1665.    Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Konigsberg,  Prussia,  Germany:  K.  Albertus  Universitat,  968  students.  Found- 
ed 1544.  Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;  royal  and  university 
library. 

Leipzig,  Saxony,  Germany:  Universitat,  4,220  students.  Founded  1409.  The- 
ological, law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Marburg,  Hessia,  Germany:  Universitat  Marburg,  1,428  students.  Founded 
1527.     Theological,  law,  medical,  philosophical,  and  scientific  faculties;  library. 

Munich,  Bavaria,  Germany:  K.  Bayerische  Ludwig-Maximilians-Universitat, 
4,705  students.  I'^ounded  1472.  Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  facul- 
ties; library. 

Mufxsier,  Prussia,  Germany:  K.  Preussischc  Theologische  und  Philosophische 
Akadcniie,  907  students.  Founded  1771.  Theological  and  philosophical  faculties; 
library. 

Passau,  Bavaiia,  Gcrtnany:     Theological  Lyceum.  97  students. 

Ratisban,  Bavaria,  Germany:     Theological  Lyceum,  174  students. 

Rcgcnsburg,  liazfana,  Germany:  Lyceum,  182  students.  Founded  1737.  Theo- 
logical and  philosophical  faculties. 

Rostock,  Mc:klcnburg,  Germany:  Grossherzoglichc  Universitat,  588  students. 
Founded  1419.     'Ihcological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Strasburg,  .'Isace,  Germany:  Kaiser  Wilhelms  Universitat,  1,250  students. 
Founded  1567.  Ideological,  law,  medical,  philosophical,  and  scientific  faculties; 
provincial  library. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AHD  CANADA, 


FOREIGN  l'Nn-£RSITlES.  \  FOREION  I'lVU'ERS/T/ES. 

Tubingen,  tVurUmburg,  Germany:  K-  Eberhard  Karls  Universitat,  1,524  slu- 
dents.  Founded  14??.  Theological,  law,  medical,  philosophical,  and  scienlific  facul- 
ties ;  libraTy. 

tVursburE,  Bavaria,  Germany:  K.  Julius-Maximilians  Universital,  1,254  stu- 
dents.   Founded  1402.    Theological,  law.  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Athens,  Greece:  National  University;  3,000  students.  Founded  1837.  Theo- 
logical, law,  medical,  and  philosophical  facultie^^ ;   public  library. 

Amsifrdapt,  Hollaud:  Univeraileit  te  Amsterdam,  1,333  students.  Founded 
1632.  Law,  medical,  scientiRc,  philosophical,  and  theological  faculties;  library  and 
several  institutes. 

Amsterdam,  Holland:  Free  University,  iiS  students.  Theological,  law,  and 
philosophical  faculties, 

Groningen,  Holland:  Rijks  Universileit  te  Groniugcn,  420  students.  Founded 
1614.    Theological,  law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Leyden,  Holland:  Rij  ks-Universiteit,  1.027  students.  Founded  1575.  Medical, 
scientific,  philosophical,  theological,  and  law  faculties;  library. 

Utrecht.  Holland:  Rijks  Universiteit  te  Utrecht,  1,003  students.  Founded  1636. 
Philosophical,  medical,  theological,  law,  and  scientific  faculties;  library. 

Agram,  Croatia,  Hungary:  Konigl.  Universitat  Agram,  908  students.  Founded 
1874.     Theological,  law,  and  [riiilosophical   faulties ;     library. 

Budapest,  Hungary:  Kiraiyi  Magyar  Tudomany- Egypt  urn,  5.940  students. 
Founded  1465.     Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Debrecsin,  Hungary:  Evangelical  Reformed  University,  319  students.  Found- 
ed 1549,    Law,  theological,  and  philosophical  facuhies. 

Eperies,  Hungary:  Evangelische  Rechtsakademie,  245  students.  Founded  1676. 
Law  school. 

Erlau,  Hungary:  Erzbischoflichc  Rechtsakademie,  gs  students.  Founded  1740, 
Law  school. 

Funfkircken,  Hungary:  Bischofliclie  Rechtsakademie.  Law  school,  145  stu- 
dents.   Founded  1367. 

Grossvardein,  Hungary:  Jogakademia,  222  students.  Founded  178S.  Law 
school. 

Jassy,  Koumania:.  Universitatea  din  Jasi,  420  students.  Founded  1860.  Law, 
philosophical,  scientific,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Kaschau,  Hungary:      Rcchts-.Akademic,    194   students.     Founded    1657.     Law 

Kecskemet,  Hungary:     Rechts-Akademie,  151  students.     Founded     1862.    Law 

Klavitnburg,  Siebenburgen.  Hungary:  K.  k,  Klausenburger  Universitat,  1,592 
students.     Founded    1872.     Law,    medical,   philosophical,    and   scientific    faculties; 

Pressburgi  Hungary:  Jogakademia,  246  students.  Founded  1758.  Law  and 
philosophical  faculties;  library. 

Sarospalak,  Hungary:  Theologisehe  und  Rechlsschule,  148  students,  Founded 
1531- 

Belfast,  Ireland:     Qi 

Cork.  Ireland:    Quei 
1591.    Examining  board. 

Dublin,  Ireland:     Royal  University  of  Ireland,  about  600  candidates.     Founded 

Dublin,  Ireland:     University  of  Dublin,  1,047  students.    Founded  1880. 

Calwoy.  Ireland:    Queen's  College,  110  students.    Founded  1845. 

Bologna,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  di  Bologna.  1,469  students.  Founded  1119. 
Philosophical,  scientific,  law,  medical,  and  pharmaceutical  faculties;  veterinary  and 
engineers'  schools ;  library. 


1 


PATTEBSOK'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 
FORElG/f  U,y{VERS/T/ES.  |  FOKEIGN  UNIVERSITIES, 

_  i,  243  students.  Founded 
scientific  faculties;  library. 

Camerino,  Italy:  Libera  Universita  degli  Studi  d>  Camermo,  304  students. 
Founded  1727.  Law,  medical,  and  pharmaceutical  faculties,  and  vetetinary  school ; 
communal  library. 

Catania,  Sicily,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Catania,  1,027  students. 
Founded  1444.    Law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;  library. 

ferrara,  Italy:  Libera  Universita  di  Ferrara,  128  students.  Founded  1341. 
Law,  scientific,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Florence,  Italy:  R.  Instituto  di  Studi  Superiori  Practici  e  di  Perfezionatnento, 
592  students.  Founded  1347.  Philosophical,  scientific,  medical,  and  pharmaceutical 
faculties;  library. 

Florence,  Italy:  R.  Instituto  di  Magistero  Femminilc,  152  students.  Woman's 
University. 

Genoa,  Italy:  R,  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Genoa,  1,325  indents.  Founded 
1812.  Law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties,  and  schools  of  engineer- 
ing and  pharmaceutics ;  library. 

Macerala,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  di  Macerata,  210  students.  Founded  1540. 
Law  faculty. 

Meitina,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Messina,  626  students.  Found- 
ed   1548.     Law,   medical,    scientific,    philosophical,    and    pharmaceutical    faculties; 

Milan,  Italy:    Academia  Scientifico-litteraria,  97  students.    Scientific  school. 

Modetia,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Modena,  711  students.  Found- 
ed 1685.     Law,  medical,  scientific,  and  pharmaceutical  faculties;  library. 

Naples,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Napoli,  5,165  students.  Founded 
1224.  Philosophical,  law,  mathematical,  scientific,  and  medical  faculties,  and  phar- 
maceutical school ;  library. 

Padua,  Italy:  Regta  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Padua,  1,450  students.  Founded 
1232.  Law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties,  and  schools  oE  engineer- 
ing and  pharmacy;  library. 

Palermo,  Sicily,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Palermo,  1,400  stu- 
dents. Founded  1779.  Law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties,  and 
schools  of  engineering  and  pharmacy ;  library. 

Parma,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Parma,  62c  students.  Founded 
[422.     Law,  medical,  and  scientific   faculties,  and  veterinary   and  pharmaceutical 

Pavia,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi,  IJ35  students.  Founded  1361. 
Law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;  pharmaceutical  school  and 
library. 

Perugia,  Italy:  Universita  Libera  degli  Studi  di  Perugia.  2y8  students.  Founded 
1266.    Law  and  medical  faculties,  and  pharmaceutical  and  veterinary  schools;  library. 

Pisa,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Pisa,  1,074  students.  Founded 
1343.  Law,  philosophical,  medical,  and  scientific  faculties,  and  engineering,  pharma- 
ceutical, veterinary,  and  agricultural  schools;  libraiTr. 

Rome,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Roma.  2,348  students.  Founded 
1203.  Philosophical,  scientific,  law,  and  medical  faculties;  engineering  and  pharma- 
ceutical schools;  library. 

Rome,  Italy:  Pontificia  Universitas  Gregoriana  in  Collcgio  Romano,  1,006  stu- 
dents.    Founded  1582.    Theological,  law,  and  philosophical  faculties. 

Rome,  Italy:     A  number  of  colleges  supported  b;  the  church,  with  I/)6s  ■ 
dents;  also  a  woman's  university  with  160  students. 


OP  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  383 


FOREIGN  UNIYBBaiTIBS. 


FOREIGN  UNIVEBaiTIEB. 


Sassari,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  dcgli  Studi  di  Sassari,  i6o  students.  Founded 
1556.    Law,  medical,  and  scientific  faculties;  library. 

Siena,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Siena,  228  students.  Founded 
1777.    Law  and  medical  faculties  and  pharmaceutical  school;  library. 

Turin,  Italy:  Regia  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Torino,  2,700  students.  Founded 
1412.  Law,  medical,  philosophical,  and  scientific  faculties  and  pharmaceutical 
school ;  library. 

Urbino,  Italy:  Libero  Universita  degli  Studi  di  Urbino,  148  students.  Found- 
ed 1671.  Law  and  mathematical  faculties  and  pharmaceutical  and  surgical  schools; 
library. 

Coimbra,  Portugal:  Universidade  de  Coimbra,  1,684  students.  Founded  1288. 
Theological,  law,  and  scientific  faculties;  library. 

Lisbon,  Portugal:     Curso  Superior  de  Letteras,  iii  students. 

Lisbon,  Portugal:    Ecola  Medico  Cirurgica.    Medical  college. 

Bucharest,  Roumania:  Universitatea  din  Bucuresti,  4,314  students.  Founded 
1864.     Scientific,  philosophical,  law,  medical,  and  theological  faculties;  library. 

Dor  pat  (lurjew),  Russia:  Imperial  University,  1,790  students.  Founded  1632. 
Law,  theological,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties. 

Helsingfors,  Finland,  Russia:  Kejersliga  Alexanders  Universitet  i  Finland, 
2,556  students.  Founded  1640.  Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  facul- 
ties; public  library. 

laroslazvl  (or  Yaroslavl),  Russia:  Demidovskij  juridiceskij  Licej,  456  stu- 
dents.   Founded  1805.    Law  school. 

Kazan,  Russia:  Imperatorskij  Kazanskij  Universitet,  873  students.  Founded 
1804.     Philosophical,  scientific,  law,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Kazan,  Russia:     Theological  academy,  260  students.     Founded  1798. 

Kharkof,  Russia:.  Imperatorskij  Charkowskij  Universitet,  1,384  students. 
Founded  1804.     Philosophical,  scientific,  law,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Kief,  Russia:  Imperatorskij  Universitet,  2,641  students.  Founded  1588.  Med- 
ical, law  and  philosophical  faculties;  institutes  and  library. 

Kief,  Russia:    Theological  academy,  181  students.    Founded  1832. 

Moscow,  Russia:  Imperatorskij  Moskowskij  Universitet,  4,691  students. 
Founded  1755.     Philosophical,  scientific,  law,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Moscozv,  Russia:  Duchovnaja  Akademija,  212  students.  Theological  faculty; 
library. 

Nezin,  Russia:  Historical  and  Philological  Institute,  81  students.  Founded 
1820. 

Odessa,  Russia:  Noworossijskij  Universitet,  1,116  students.  Founded  1865. 
Philosophical,  scientific,  and  law  faculties;  library. 

Warsazv,  Poland,  Russia:  Imperatorskij  Warschawskij  Universitet,  1,228  stu- 
dents.    Founded  1816.     Philosophical,  scientific,  law,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Aberdeen,  Scotland:  University  of  Aberdeen,  905  students.  Founded  1494. 
Philosophical,  theological,  law,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Dundee,  Scotland:    University  College,  253  students.    Founded  1880. 

Edinburgh,  Scotland:  University  of  Edinburgh,  2,920  students.  Founded 
1583.     Philosophical,  theological  law,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Edinburgh,  Scotland:    School  of  Medicine,  1,200  students.    Founded  1800. 

Glasgow,  Scotland:  .University  of  Glasgow,  2,059  students.    Founded  1451. 

.9/.  Andrew's,  Scotland:  University  of  St.  Andrew's,  269  students.  Founded 
141 1.    St.  Salvador,  St.  Leonard's,  and  St.  Mary's  College. 

Belgrade,  Servia:  Serpska  Kraljeyska  Velika  Skola,  403  students.  Philosoph- 
ical, law,  and  technological  faculties;  library. 


FOREiaS  VNIVBR8ITIE8. 


FOKETGN  CNIVER8IT1BS. 


Barcelona,  Spain:  Universidad  de  Barcelona,  1.887  students.  Founded  1450. 
Fhilosophical,  law,  scientific,  medical,  and  pharmaceutical  faculties;  library. 

Cadis,  Spain:  Facultad  de  Mediciti3  (belonging  to  Seville).  Founded  1^48. 
Medical  faculty ;  library. 

Granada,  Spain:  Universidad  de  Grannda.  Founded  1531.  Philosophical,  law, 
scientific,  medical,  and  pharmaceutical   faculties ;  library. 

Madrid,  Spain:  Universidad  Central  de  Espana,  5.118  students.  Founded 
150S.     Philosophical,  law,  scientific,  medical,  and  pharmaceutical  faculties;  libraries. 

Oveido,  Spain:  Universidad  Lileraria,  234  students.  FouiKkd  1580.  Law  fac- 
ulty; library. 

Salamanca,  Spain:  Universidad  de  Salamanca,  I.aoo  students.  Founded 
1243.     Fhilosophical  and  law  faculties :  library. 

Satiliago,  Spain:  Universidad  de  Santiago.  Founded  1504.  Law,  medical,  and 
pharmaceutical  faculties ;  library. 

Saraeossa,  Spain:  Universidad  de  Zarago2a,  1,016  students.  Founded  1474. 
Philosophical,  law,  medical,  and  scicntitic  faculties :  provincial  library. 

Sn-ille,  Spain:  Universidad  dc  Scvilla.  Founded  1502.  Hiilosophical,  law,  and 
scientific  faculties ;  library. 

Valencia,  Spain:  Universidad  de  Valencia,  1,728  students.  Founded  1209. 
Law,  scientific,  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

ValladoUd,  Spain:  Universidad  dc  Vallndolid.  Founded  1346.  Law  and  med- 
ical faculties ;  library. 

Stockholm,  Sweden:     Stockholms  Hogs  Kola,  327  students. 

S'toekhobn,  Sweden:     Medical  Institute,  327  students.     Founded  1878. 

Uptaia,  Sweden:  Kongt.  Universitet  i  Upsala,  1,388  students.  Founded  1477. 
Theological,  law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties ;  library. 

Basel,  Switzerland:  Universilat  Basel,  618  students.  Founded  1460.  Theo- 
logical, law,  medical,  and  philosophical  faculties;  public  library. 

Berne,  Switzerland:  Universilat  Bern,  IJ44  students.  Founded  1834.  Cath- 
olic and   Protestant  theology,  law,  medical,  and   philosophical   faculties;  city  libra- 

Freiberg,  Switzerland:  Katliolische  Universilat,  426  students.  Founded  1S89. 
Theological,  law,  and  philosophical  faculties ;  library. 

Geneva,  Switzerland:  Universite  dc  Geneve,  1,247  students.  Founded  1559. 
Theologicali  law,  medical,  philosophical,  and  scientific  faculties;  five  libraries, 

Lotisanne,  Switeertand:  Universite  de  Lausanne,  721  students.  Founded  1537, 
Theological,    law,   medical,   philosophical,    and    scientific    faculties. 

Neuchatel,  Switzerland:  Academfe  de  Neuchalel,  227  students.  Founded  1866 
Philosophical,  scientific,  theological,  and  law   faculties;  library. 

Zurich,  Swilserland :  Schweizerische  Hochschiile,  924  students.  Founded  1832. 
Theological,  law,  medical,   and   philosophical   faculties;   cantonal   and   city  libraries, 

Aberystwith,  Wales:  University  College  of  Wales,  with  college  at  Bangor, 
524  students.    Founded  1892. 

Bangor,  Wales:    University  College  of  North  Wales,    Founded  1884. 

Cardiff,  fVales:  Part  of  University  of  Wales,  603  students.  Founded  1883. 
Philosophical  and  scientific  faculties  and   department  of  engineering;  library. 

Lampeter,  Wales:     St.  David's  College,  130  students.     Faimded  1828. 

Asia. 

Allahabad,  India:  University  of  Allahabad.  Examining  board,  3,310  candi- 
dates.    Fou;ided  1887, 

BonibayJndia:    University  of  Bombay,     Examining  board,  3,374  ( 
five  preparatory  colleges.     Founded   1857. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  385 

FOREIGN  UNIVERaiTIES.  \  FOREIGN  UNIVER8ITIE8. 

Calcutta,  India:  University  of  Calcutta,  7,210  candidates,  of  whom  3,475  passed. 
Founded  1857.     Examining  board;    library. 

Lahore,  India:  The  Punjab  University,  2,803  candidates,  of  whom  1,398  passed. 
Founded  1882.  Oriental  languages,  arts,  law,  medicine,  science,  and  engineering 
departments. 

Madras,  India:  University  of  Madras,  about  7,420  candidates.  Founded  1857. 
Examining  board. 

Kyoto,  Japan:  Imperial  University,  498  students.  Founded  1897.  Law,  med- 
ical, and  scientific  faculties. 

Tokyo,  Japan:  Teikoku,  Daigaku,  3,213  students.  Founded  1868.  Law,  med- 
ical, philosophical,  and  scientific  faculties  and  school  of  engineering;    library. 

Jerusalem,  Palestine:  Ecole  Pratique  d'Etudc  Bibliques.  Theological  school, 
25  students. 

Tomsk,  Siberia:  Imperatorskij  Tomkij  Universitet,  540  students.  Founded 
1888.    Theological  and  medical  faculties;  library. 

Africa. 

Algiers,  Algeria,  Africa:  Academic  d'Alger,  786  students.  Founded  1849 
Law,  medical,  scientific,  and  philosophical  faculties;    library,  observatory. 

Cairo,  Egypt:  Azhar  University,  about  10,003  students  and  hearers.  Founded 
988. 

Cape  Town,  South  Africa:    University  of  the  Cape  of  Good  Hope.    Founded 

1873. 

Australia  and  New  Zealand. 

Adelaide,  Australia:  University  of  Adelaide,  494  students.  Founded  1872. 
Observatory. 

Melbourne,  Victoria,  Australia:  University  of  Melbourne,  647  students. 
Founded  1853. 

New  Zealand:  University,  consisting  of  four  colleges,  1,287  students.  Founded 
1870. 

Sydney,  New  South  Wales,  Australia:  University  of  Sydney,  657  students. 
Founded  1850. 

South  America. 

Buenos  Ayres,  Argentina:  Universidad  Nacional,  2,665  students.  Law,  med- 
ical, and  general  faculties. 

Cordoba,  Argentina: .  Universidad  Nacional.  Law,  scientific,  and  medical  fac- 
ulties ;    observatory. 

Pernambuco,  Brazil:    Faculdade  de  direito,  237  students.    Law  faculty. 

Santiago,  Chile:     University   with  4  faculties   and   1,000  students.     Founded 

1743. 

Lima,  Peru:    Universidad 'Mayor  de  San  Marcos.     Theological,  law,  medical, 

and  philosophical  faculties. 

Montevideo,  Uruguay:  University,  132  students.  Founded  1876.  Medical, 
law,  and  mathematical  faculties;   library. 

Cuba  and  the  Phiuppines. 

Habana,  Cuba:  Universfllad  de  la  Habana,  671  alumnos  and  638  under  private 
tutors.  Founded  1721.  Philosophical,  scientific,  medical,  and  law  faculties; 
library. 

Manila,  Philippine  Islands:  Real  y  Pontificia  Universidad  de  Santo  Tomas  de 
Manila,  1,144  students.  Founded  1605.  Theological,  law,  medical,  and  pharma- 
ceutical faculties;  library. 


TABLE  A. 


111*  E<ilogna,  Italy. 

US    X»DtpeUler,   FraDF<^. 

Ua>  Parti,  Fruice. 


Sa  Toulouse,  Prance. 
.341  SalAmacca.  Spain. 
.25T  Cambrlilgp.  England. 


S  Prague.  Bohetnte.  Austria. 
9  Florence.  !taJy. 
1  Pa*lB,  Italy. 

4  Cracow.  Galida,  Austria. 

5  Vienna,  Austria, 


llZa  BuHun  un.  I'^riLUce. 
llze  simile.  BelRlum. 
mt  I'ottkrs.  Frsnoe. 

i«i  SoMcaux,  France, 
1441  rBlanln.  Birily     Uly. 
ItTiU  Snrcf  Inna.  flpnin, 
I4r.l  (Hmrcow.  ftcDtlnntl 
HM     rxIfaWNliI,  Pniiwli.  O.r 

I  iia  NuTi  PM  Kn  nee. 
\K>  .  iiilniwKli  Huiinry. 

1)71!  M   mo     BkVHrf*.  O'Tmn 


TheoloKlml  Col- 


_- It*lr. 

laaflJcaa.  Tliurlaals.  Gcnitany. 
'=*  Geiwva,  Sviuerlaod. 

<Tn>iiti    MoTsvlB.  Auirla. 

,-  .-  li   ..ri-.  At»»ce.  OcTinany. 
~         '-.  Fmsala,.  Gcrniany. 

'^'incr.  France. 


5  Lei-di 


1580  ' 


,  Hollaod. 


i^.   iiiiy  (Pontif.l. 
UN  cam  burg,  Scotland. 
US*  Crati.  Styria,  AuslrU. 
""»  Kier.  RussU. 


Seventeenth  century. 

5  Hani  la.  thilipplne  Islands. 
7  Giesjen.   Heula.  Germany 

1  Gronlngen.  Holland. 

2  Sail  burg.  Austria. 

!  Amsterdam.  Holland 
i  Dorpat.  Russia. 


)  He! 


nirtor 


3  Kiel.  PruMla.  Germany. 

I  I.,und.  Sweden. 

I  Urbino.  Italy. 

'  ' "iruch,  Tyrol.  Austria, 


16T6  Eiperles,  Hun 


'4.'!  KrlntiKC-n.   Ba\ 


i  Moscow,  Russia. 
1  Munater,  Pruasl 
7  Siena,  Italy. 


hTi  foUegel.   We) 


'■".ermany.     TheolOKlrnt 


a.  Germany. 
Italy. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


387 


TABLE  A — Continued. 
Foreign  Universities  Arranged  According  to  Age. 


Date  of 
Foundation. 


Location. 


Date  of 
Foundation. 


Location. 


1785  Pressburg,  Hungary. 

1788  Grosswardein,  Hungary. 

1798    Kazan,   Russia,   Theological  College. 

Nineteenth  century. 
1800  Edinburgh,  Scotland,  Medical  College. 
1804    Kazan,  Russia. 

1804  Kharkov,  Russia. 

1805  Yaroslavl,  Russia. 
1808  Clermont,  France. 
1808  Lille.  France. 

1808  Lyons,  France. 

1808  Rennes,  France. 

1808  Berlin,  Prussia,  Germany. 

1811  Christiania,  Norway. 

1812  Genoa,  Italy. 
1816  Ghent,  Belgium. 

1816  Warsaw.  Poland,  Russia. 

1817  Liege  (Luttich),  Belgium. 

1818  Bonn,  Prussia,  Germany. 

1819  St.  Petersburg,  Russia. 

1820  Nezin.  Russia,  Philological  School. 

1821  Montreal,  Canada. 

1826  London  (University  College),  England. 

1827  Toronto,  Canada. 

1827  Sheffield  (Medical  College).  England. 

1828  Lampeter  (St.  David's  College), Wales. 
1832  Durham,  England. 

1832  Zurich,  Switzerland. 
1832  Kiev,  Russia. 

1834  Freising.    Germany.    Theological    Ly- 
ceum. 
1834  Brussels,  Belgium. 
1834  Berne,  Switzerland. 

1836  London  (University)  England. 

1837  Athens,  Greece. 

1838  Messina.  Italy. 
1840  Kingston.  Canada. 

1843    Eichstatt,  Germany.  Theological  Ly- 
ceum. 
1845  Cork,  Ireland. 
1845  Belfast,  Ireland. 
1845  Galway,  Ireland. 

1849  Algiers,  Algeria. 

1850  Sydney,  Australia. 

1851  Manchester       (Victoria 

England. 
1851  Newcastle.  England. 


University), 


1853  Melbourne,  Victoria.  Australia. 
1857  Calcutta,  India. 
1857  Madras,  India. 

1867  Bombay,  India. 
1860  Jassy,  Roumania. 
1862  Kecskemet,  Hungarv. 
1864  Bucharest,  Roumania. 
1866  Odessa,  Russia. 

1866  Neufchatel,  Switzerland. 

1868  Tokyo,  Japan. 

1870  New  Zealand,  New  Zealand. 
1872  Aberystwith.  Wales. 
1872  Adelaide,  Australia. 

1872  Klausenburg,  Hungary. 

1873  Cape  City.  South  Africa. 

1874  Agram,  Croatia,  Hungary. 
187J)  Angers,  BYance. 

1875  Lille  (Faculte  Libre),  France. 
1875  Lyon  (Faculte  Libre),  B*rance. 
1875  CJzernowitz,  Bukowina,  Austria. 

1875  Birmingham,  England. 

1876  Bristol.  England. 

1876  Montevideo,  Uruguay. 

1876  Montreal,    Canada,    Universite    I-iaval 

de  Quebeck. 

1877  Leeds,  EUigland. 

1877  Liverpool,  England. 

1878  Stockholm.  Sweden. 

1879  Sheffield  (Firth  College),  England. 

1880  Amsterdam,    Netherlands,    Free    Uni- 

versity. 
1880  Dublin,  University  of  Ireland. 
1880  Dundee,  Scotland. 
1880  Nottingham,  England. 
.1882  Prague    (Bohemian  University),   Aus- 
tria. 

1882  Lahore.  India. 

1883  Cardiff,  Wales. 

1884  Bangor,  Wales. 

1885  Odessa,  Russia. 

1887  Allahabad,  India. 

1888  Tomsk,  Siberia.  Russia. 

1888  Sophia.  Bulgaria. 

1889  Freiburg,  Switzerland. 
1891  Gothenburg,  Sweden. 
1893  Ouro  Preto.  Brazil. 
1897  Kyoto,  Japan. 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTOBY 

TABLE  B, 
FoBzicM  Univessities  Arranged  According  to  Size. 


1 


Order,         Locution. 


Berlin.    Qennany 

Paris,    Prance 

Cairo.    Egypt    9, 


Munich,    Germany    

Bukareat,   Koumanla    

L.elpziB.  Germany   

St.  PeteraburK.  Russia 

Oxford,    ElDgland    

Prague  (Bohemian),  Austria   . 

AtheuH.  Greece  (about)  

Manchester,  England  (about)  . 

Cambridge.  England   

Tokyo,   Japan    2. 

Edinburgh.  Scotland  " 

Turin.   Italy   

Buenos  Ayres,  Argentina  

Helslngfors    (Finland).    Russia. 

Bonn,   (Germany    

Rome  (Royal  University).   Italj 


.  Aust! 


9  Bordeaux.    Prance    

W  Glasgow.    Scotland    

n  Copenhagen,  llenroark  (abou 

12  I.ouvaln.    Belgium    

13  Barcelona,  Spain  

4  Halle -Wittenberg.  Germany 
*  ~    "■       r,  Qennany  


e  Frelbur„, 

16  Dorpat  (Jurjew; 

17  Gottenborg.    Sweaen    

!8  Brealau.   Germany   

B  Valencia.   Spain    

W  Colmbra.    Portugal    

11  G rat*  (Styria).  Austria  ... 

12  MontpelUer.   France   

13  Liege,    Belgimn    

M  Padua.   Italy    

15  Tubingen.  Germany  

IB  Gottingen.  Germany   

IT  Bologna,  Italy  

B  Heidelberg.   Germany  

I»  Klausenburg.   Hungary   ... 
»  Cracow  (Galicla),  Austria 

a  Pttlerroo,    Italy    

iZ  ChrlBtlanIa,   Norway  

il  Upsala.  Sweden   

14  Kharkov,   Russia   

i6  Genoa.   Italy   

i6  Toronto,  Canada  

il  Marburg.  Germany   . 

18  New  Zealand.  " —  " 

»  Berne.   Swltzeriano   

M  Httbnna.  Cuba  (In  1884)  . 
il  Wuraburg.  Germany  .... 
i2  Salamanca.  Spain  . 


.  New  Zealand  . 


Order.         Location. 


£  Manila.  Philippines  (in  leaS)  l.I4t 

IS  Warsaw  (Poland),  Ruuia  l.m 

i7  Rome  (University  PontLQcaJe), 

Italy    IJli 

»  Montreal,    Canada    I4U 

19  LlUe,  pranc«  tllo 

1)  Pisa,   Italy    1,100 

I  Kiel,  Germany   LOTl 

'2  Brussela,  Belgium  1,00) 

'3  Rennes,   Pronce  1.4K 

'1  Dublin,    Ireland    1,047 

'6  Nanoy,  France    1.0M 

'S  Innsbruck  (Tyrol),  Austria   I.OM 

7  Pavia,  Italy  1,(I» 

'S  Leyden,  Netfaerlands  1.011 

■9  Utrecht,   Netberlanda   l.Oia 

»  Santiago,  C^iile  (about)  I.OOO 

il  Briansen,    (Jermany   9M 

12  Catania,  Italy      SU 

B  Amsterdam,  Netherlands  S75 

II  BaragosBfl,  Spain MB 

15  Glessen.  Germany    960 

16  Koenlgaberg,  (^rmony 9B 

17  Aberdeen.   Scotland 9UG 

18  Zurich,   Switzerland  SOl 

t9   Kaian,   Russia KS 

K)  A  gram,   Hungary 89 

11  Grelfswald,   Germany   SK 

12  Geneva.   Swltserland  SI* 

13  Jena,  (^rmony  Ht 

H   All  en  Provence,  France 7B 

15  Ghent,    Belgium    IB 

16  PoltierH.    Franca    IK 

n  Modena,    Italy   7U 

W  Lausanne,   Switzerland  TU 

19  Basel,   Switzerland SK 

«  Lund,  Sweden   MB 

)1  Odessa.    Russia flB 

K  Kingston,    Canada CB 

13  Caen.  France  <a 

I  DIJon,    France    M 

IS  Melbourne,   Australia   tB 

>e  Messina,   Italy   Oi 

n   Lyon  itiee  university).  Franoe..  MO 

IS  Sydney,   Australia   tU 

»  Parmu.   Italy    S19 

10  Grenoble,   France  SB 

II  Ulle  (free  univeralty).  France  ..  6M 

S  Rostock.  (lermany  (• 

:3  CsernowltK.  Austria  US 

14  Sophia.    Bulgaria    O) 

15  Gronlngen.  Netherlands  SI 

.8  Jassy,  Roumanla  fli 

;T  Belgrade,  Servia  OI 

.8  Kyoto.  Japan  .~..  Ml 

.9  Freiburg.  Switzerland  MS 

10  Stockholm,  Sweden  sn 

!1  Quebec.  Cajiada  3n 

12  Adelaide.  Australia fu 

!S  Perugia.  Italy  M 

!4  Camerlno.  Italy  » 

S  Clermont.  Prance  tB 

•6  St  Andrews.  Scotland  Ut 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 

"With  name  of  Librarian,  if  any^  and  number  of  bound  volumns  in  the  library. 

ALABAMA. 

Abbeville    Southeastern  Alabama 

Agrricultural   School J.   V.    Brown 1,503 

Anniston    Anniston  Female  College.  .C.  J.  Owens 1,500 

Anniston    Noble  Institute ••••• 1,000 

Athens    *  . .  .  .Athens   Female   Institute 1,000 

Auburn    Alabama  Polytechnic 

Institute     W.  Watson  Davis.  . .  17,427 

Hirniingham    Taylor   School W.   P.   Taylor... 1,500 

Cullman    Polytechnic  College   Florence  K.  Felter.  .  1,100 

Demopolis   Marengo  Female  Institute.  W.   A.   McLeod 1,800 

p:ast    Lake Howard   College A.  P.  Montague 1,500 

Florence    State    Normal    College M.  C.  Wilson 2,500 

Fort    Payne North  Alabama  College 1,500 

Greensboro    Southern  University D.  P.   Chrlstenberry.  8,000 

Gurley    Robert   Donnell    High 

School    H.  B.  Taylor 1,100 

Jacksonville    State   Normal    School H.    U.    Ayers 1,000 

Marion    Judson    Institute Bessie  Cropper 3,600 

vT.irion    Marion  Military  Institute.  .James  T.  Murfee.  .  .  .  5,000 

Mobile     Visitation  Academy   Sr.  M.  Louise  F. 

Loftus    3,700 

Montevallo    Alabama   Girls'   Indust. 

School    Sara  L.   Callen 2,000 

Normal    Agricultural  and  Mechan- 
ical  College    F.  M.   Innis 3,000 

St.    Reriiard    St.  Bernard  College P.    Benedict 4,000 

Spring:    Hill     Spring  Hill  College James  De  Potter 15,000 

Talladepra    Talladega  College    Harriett   M.   Sllsby.  .  8,000 

Trinity    Llles  University  School 1,000 

Troy    State    Normal    College Julia  Bowles 2,697 

Tuscaloosa    Stillman    Institute S.   P.   Verner 3,000 

Tuscaloosa    Verner's    Institute 5,000 

Ti'skepree    Alabama  Conference 

College 5,000 

Tuskep:<'^  Tuskegee  Institute, 

(Carnegie  Library) John  J.    Wheeler....  8,035 

rniv«'rsity    University  of  Alabama. ...  Mrs.   A.    Oorgas 15,000 

ARIZONA. 

Flagstaff    North   Arizona   Normal 

School    A.    N.    Taylor 1,000 

Phoenix    U.   S.   Indian   Indust. 

School    C.  W.  Goodman 1,500 

Ternpe    Normal  School  of  Arizona.  .Miss  W.  B.   Peters.  .  4,000 

Tucson    University  of  Arizona Estelle  Lutrell 9,000 


«M 


'.".'.: if;^  izxii i ?.."Tg 


>.  •tl.^*■.  j-i  -t 


>.  •x-i.-:.*'  ;i 

^«. 

>.  •AL*.:-*    J-1 

^&. 

?M  ''rk          ..*: 

'".i'k^*^. 

_* 

V-.  w*  7 

^:\'.'mr^t.^ 

y*}*-"*-^  . 

A 

y*-'  ' .-; 

:-..*•  *  ri>- 

c 

:^"  *  >•-•- 

£ 

r>. '  * .  *■  ft"*' 

C 

Hi'  <-  ->. 

v.:  ,">    •  ' 

rr,.t'..r     H'.'  k. 


r  ic-«p*  

.  IC'.LiLij'.Tiiiai.  Z^^^ocThTT —    --    - 

A^jLiJLjKu  r.:i_*«e* n  r  5tx»*-— 


Rnrtrs 


1. 

a. 


H*  1-  tnx.    Z-'.'ZL'iig-* 

H-'irtx   JL.ia.irKni.T 


2JUT 


.iL£^    ?ir^ 

.-X     M.    "Wr-il*?- 

.  -  H.  H.  Szri^-i 

Ifcjw   M.    ?wi=*vc    .  . 

I^Ll*:  iL  3t?>a 

FLzr-.'jt 

A  :-2.i*— r    

Br L-  1:1  V---— -»"  0:11  *^»   

R  :«^r:r«    A^a.i*^3r 


♦.♦♦* 


ArJCa.:iAiS  X:t— %:  &bc«&: 

•7 -  '/_~Z'r       A     B      L* -k^ .  - 

B-r*  -voir  C--i;*^*    OIl:*^C'>r*rir 

'.V -->i-'-rrrx  Norsii!  Is- 


fftf* -t* 


2.4M 


CALJFORNIA- 


tU  .:   '.r.'. 

f'^  rk*-.*-''     .... 

'".:  •' '.'  or.-    .  . 

If*-;:  ;'J>f/  .:'^ 
J  r  '. : .'.  iff!. 


.\f.ir  v>  vill<- 
Mi-rtio  .     . 

M«'rilo       

Mi  I  If   (•',Utitf 
NorOhofT    .  . 
O.-ikhifi'l 
0;ikl''irKl 
0;ikl;iri'l    . 


|';iM;ifl<-ri;i 


l'i»roll;i 
\Ki'i\    Kliifr 


As^slz   Hail    Wii::a—     W.    Pric*.  .  i.OO* 

.r5-:rr.'0r.t  St-hfi-ol Mr?.   Fred    Ath«-arn.  .  1.4^0 

.B'>vr.'-'«  Uriv*-r»ity  School. .  Harry    H.    Boone S.^O* 

M:??  H^^'.4s  ^hool ::.rtOO 

T-r.iv^-r.^-ty  of  California. .  .Joseph   O.   Rowell. .  .  107.«2S 

.<'.>-.:*-    Norrr.a:    S-:l:-:-ol Sj»An   T.   Smith 10.30? 

.  Porr.or.  i   College J::Iia   Sieffa «.T20 

A'adfrrr.y  of  O'-r  Lady  of 

Ix.-jrdes    1.000 

.H:f.i*-Iri    School J.    A.    Sntrll 1,100 

.H'-  i:'5i=bjre   Colle&e 1,000 

.Ar.d*-r?on   Academy \r.   W.  Anderson....  1.000 

Los  Ar.e^les  Military 

A<^ad*rir.y    A.    MarKimm 5.0<M> 

«»  ':'!•=- r.t.'il    College .\nna    C.    L-itlmer. .  .  5.000 

S-     V:r..  er.ts    College D.    J.    MiHugh 3.000 

>'>:''■   Normal   School Elizabtrth   H.   Fargo.  12.209 

T'niv'-rsitv    of    Southern 

<^';^lifornln    Sarah   Miller    7,000 

''oll'-jc^-  of  Notr*^  Dame 2.000 

Moi*  t  .«   .School    for   Boys. . .  Wm.    McDevItt 1.000 

Si     r^;ilrir-k*5?   .Seminary Rev.  J.  T.  Burn.n 8.000 

S.'tK*-   LIbrarv Jeannetle    Ellison...  fi.215 

.Th«-   That^  hf-r   S<  hool S.    D.    Thacher 1,000 

^^'anfornia   College J.   T.  Wallace 2.300 

Sf.   MarvM  roll<=-ge Brother    Joseph 3.500 

. T'riltari.m    Theological 

S'^hr,r,l    Rov.   E.   M.    Wilbur..  2.300 

f'lasslral    .School    for 

fiirl»    Adelc  M.  Roth 1,220 

("liiy^lf-ul   Srhool   for 

Hoys    S.    C.    Clark 1.500 

.  Thrr)Op    Polvtechnic 

TriHtltiitf     B.    F.    Stacey 2.500 

Mattr,lr.    School    Nellie     McSweeney.  .  l.OfiS 

Afudf-my   of   our   Lady 

of  Mercy    1,000 


OF  TH£  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  391 


COLLEGE  LIBRARISa. 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


Rio  Vista St.  Gertrude's  Academy 1,000 

Sacramento    Christian     Brothers 

College Brother   Walter 3,000 

Sacramento    Sacramento  Institute 3,000 

San  Diego School    of  Antiquity Francis    M.    Pierce . .  6,000 

San  Diego State  Normal  School Lydia  M.  Horton 4,200 

San  Francisco California   School    of 

Mechanical    Arts Aida    M.    Burnes....  1,200 

San   Francisco College  of  Notre  Dame. . . .  Senor  M.  Xavier. . . .  2,000 

San   Francisco Cogswell  Polytechnlcal 

College    Annie  E.  Atthowe. ..  1,500 

San   Francisco Hamlin  School 2,200 

San  Francisco Irving   Institute Rev.  E.   B.   Church..  4,000 

San   Francisco Mechanics'  Institute Fred.    J.    Teggart. .  .116,000 

San   Francisco Sacred   Heart  Academy 3,000 

San   Francisco Sacred   Heart  College Brother    Leo 3,075 

San   Francisco Sacred    Heart   Presenta- 
tion Convent Sister  M.  Conception  6,015 

San  Francisco St.    Brlgld's    School 1,000 

San   Francisco St.   Ignatius  College J.    Landry 44,441 

San   Francisco St.   Vincent's  School 3,000 

San   Francisco The    Lyceum G.   F.   Foster 4,500 

San   Francisco West's    (Miss)    School 1,200 

San   Francisco Wilmerding  School  of 

Industrial  Arts Alice   PI   Crowe 1,400 

San    Jo.se Colleere  of  Notre  Dame .Sister  M.  Bernardine  7,550 

San    Jose California  State  Normal. .  .Ruth  Royce 8,000 

San    Jose St.    Joseph's    Academy C.  A.  Barchi,  .S.  J. . .  10,000 

San    Jo.se State  Normal  School Ruth  Royce 8,085 

San    Jose University  of  the  Pacific 2,000 

San  Mateo St.  Margaret's  School 1,000 

San    Mateo St.   Matthew's   School W.  A.   Brewer 2,000 

San   Rafael Dominican  College Mother   Louis 7,000 

San   Rafael Mt.  Tamalpais  Military 

Academy    2,000 

Santa    Ana Santa  Ana   School 2,300 

Santa    (Mara Notre   Dame  Academy Sister    Louise 1,220 

Santa   Clara Santa  Clara  College Rev.  J.  M.  O'Sullivan 

Santa  Rosa Pacific  Methodist  College 2,000 

Stanford    University      Leland   Stanford,  Jr., 

University    Melvin  G.  Dodge 82,500 

Vallrjo    St.   Vincent's   Convent 

School    1,000 

Woodland    Holy  Rosary  Academy Sr.    M.    Agnesia 1,000 

COLORADO. 

IJoiild*  r   State  Preparatory  School 3,000 

Roiildor   University    of    Colorado, 

(Buckingham  Library).  ..Alfred  E.   Whltaker.  33,000 

Canon   Tily Mount  St.   Scholastica's 

Academy    1,500 

Colorado   Springs Colorado   College, 

(Coburn  Library) M.  D.  Ormes 37,000 

Denver   College  of  the  Sacred 

Heart 5,000 

I  >en  vor    Wolfe  Hall   2,000 

I^\)rt  Collins    State  Agricultural 

College Joseph   H.    Daniels..  19.000 

Colden   Colorado  School  of 

Mines    Mabel  C.  Shrum 10,000 

(Jrand    Junction Teller  Institute Mary   Rice 1,000 

(Jrcelev     State  Normal  School Albert  F.   Carter 19,500 

Pueblo   Loretto  Academy 1,500 

rnivorsiiy  Park University  of  Denver D.    E.    Phillips 12,000 

CONNECTICUT. 

Ualtii     Academy  of  the  Holy 

Family   1,000 


:'i 


"  "TiT-  f:aa. 


5.-1  tic -^'■'^ 


_-€..€.-- 

.  -  f  ^ 

if.'-.: 

-■    .-»-l 

X-'t-- 

>'i  :x 

f  :    c 

N- V 

^    ^  ""   -       * 

N-T- 

2:-""*i_.' 

>'-  V 

?iL'-' 

.'^•i-P' 

?Ll^*'T 

N--r 

•-"    .       ■*     •    ^ 

-'f*-*- 

l-.:T.f-. 

k-  V 

:c  '-.' 

■'»' ".  •^ ' 

"^  - 1- 

V    »-^ 

':.     '£. 

V  .  -TT 

t     £ 

«     —   »  • 

•  " 

•  •      ■-»■ 

ft 

I  i     '        * 


.'re    Z.fT-:iLti':»T.i'    1 
r:.  "nt*  


.li^ 


.Z£l. 


T.Jii 

1.5. -^ 


DZLAITASLS 


» 

» 

'\.    V. 

•  /. 

V.       '■ 

■  ir-- 

".v  .  •• 

_  .  j^.. 

A:-s.f*=.T      .... 
r:--=if    S:b:»:: 


...J^±c%.T   I>aw»oa 


14.A.V. 


DISTRICT    OF    0?I.T>rLA. 


'/.';:>■■ 

.'*'•'.'. 

V.';  >  '. 

*     ^  •  rf-     ^ 

V.';:»'. 

, ',  if  • ',  - 

•A;:  If'. 

. .'.  *r  * ''  * 

■.'.';!>'. 

.r.'^*',r 

r.i  '.K''/.'j 


','/  iJ'JiJrii/ton 
VV»»K(ilfiKfori 


.  A  :  1  !r~  7    :  f  Hclj  Cr;«s J. 000 

H'/irt'cfMarr 1.2'^0 

..^-r.'^rf-ir.    r^iversity Dr.  C.  C.  McCab* 15.Artrt 

.•'irro::  I:i«-:-.~te Wr..    H.    Leplev 5.«An 

.•"•.r.o:!'   Ur.:Tersi*y  of  Patk.   J.  Healy. 

Ar-'.^rriia    ijt'^   l^m » TO.OAO 

. f'r.f-'.y  rha.«e  College ?.  M.   Birker l.OOO 

.  Ffeirrr.or.t    Ser-.inary Em.i   Richardson...  S.ooo 

.  P'rt'-r.d!"    School Th«- :t.:\5  \V.  Sidwell..  1,427 

.f'f''.\\:t:'\'\  '"olleigre .\l^-^t   C.   Gow 5.57o 

.'';'^'ori?f-towr.  T'nirerslty.  . .  .Her.ry  J.  Shandelle. .  S2.9»»7 
.G«or8r*town  Visitation 

A'  rid*-rr.y    lO.OOO 

.O'orjfo    Washington 

T'n!v*-r!»Ity    \.    (^.    Compton 2.000 

.('iftTiTjiicu     ro\\f:v;ti 10.000 

.Ifowar'l   T'nIversity FU.rn   L.    P.   Johnson  43.000 

.Kin ST    Th'oloKkal    Hall E.   H.   Oxl**y 3.SO0 

.Wi\}nnn\f\    Ellis    School 

for    Olrlfl 2.000 

.,\ft    V'-rnon  Seminary Ann*^  S.  Ames S.OOO 

.  .N'ot  TO.   Dame  Academy    5.000 


OF   THJS   UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA.  393 


COLLEGE  LIBRABIEB. 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


Washington Peabody  Library  (Cur- 
tis  School) 9,000 

Washington St.    Cecilia's   Academy    1,400 

Washington St.   John's  College Brother  B.  Felix 5,000 

Washington Visitation   Convent    Sisters  of  the  Visita- 
tion      3.000 

Washington Washington  College 2,500 

Washington Washington  Normal  Kin- 
dergarten Institute C.  R.  Noerr    1,100 

\V:isiiingt<)»i Washington    School   for 

lioys Miss  K.  F.  Lawrenco.  l,r»00 

FLORIDA. 

I)*'  Kuniak  Springs Florida  State  Normal Julia   McKinnon 1,500 

Do   Land    Stetson  University, 

(Sampson    Library) Caroline    Palmer....  13,000 

Fessendt^n    Fessenden   Academy Mrs.  J.  B.  Childress.  1,000 

Gainesvill*'    East    Florida    Seminary 2,000 

Jasper Jasper  Normal  Institute. .  .Mrs.   W.   B.   Cote 1,000 

Key    West     Convent   of  Mary  Im- 
maculate      1,000 

Lake  City    Florida  Agricultural 

College 4,500 

Lake  City    University    of   Florida James    M.    Farr 3,000 

Martin    Fessenden   Academy 1,000 

Milton  Santa  Rosa  Academy E.  L.  McDaniel 5,000 

St.  Augustine St.  Joseph's  Academy Sisters  of  St.  Joseph  2,200 

St.    Leo    St.  Leo  College Benedict   Roth 6,000 

Tallahassee     Florida  State  College S.  M.  Tucker 6,000 

Tallahassee     Seminary  West  of  Suwanee 

River 1,000 

Tallahassee     State  Normal  &  Industrial 

School    Ada  Hawes    1,000 

Tampa    Convent   of  the  Holy 

Name    1,200 

White   Springs    Florida  Normal  Training 

College    

Winter  Park Rollins  College Miss  E.  S.  Lamson. .  2,000 

GEORGIA. 

Ahln  ville   Georgia  Normal  College 

and  Business  Institute.  ..W.   A.   Little 3,500 

Ath»ns    Lucy    Cobb    Institute ^ 2,000 

Alliens    University  of  Georgia D.     Burnet 30,000 

Atlanta     Atlanta  Baptist  College Jessie  Davidson 2,500 

Atlanta     Atlanta   University, 

(Graves'    Library) Mary    E.    Lane 11,500 

Atlanta     Morlst  College '. 5,000 

.Atlanta     Morris  Brown  College 1,500 

Atlanta     Spelman  Seminary 

(Quarles    Library)     Clara    H.    Denslow..  3,920 

Atlanta     Washington   Seminary Miss  E.  Scott 2,000 

Augusta   Summerville   Academy 1,700 

Bowdoin    Bowdoin  College   » 1,000 

College   I»ark Cox  College    Blanche  Hooten 5,000 

Cuthbert    Andrew  Female  College 1,000 

Cuthbert    Bethel    Male    College 1,000 

Dahlonega    North  Georgia  Agricultural 

College Mrs.   C.   W.    Steed...  10,000 

Deeatur    Agnes    Scott    Institute Miss  Floy  Moore 2,200 

Forsyth    Monroe   College Emma  L.  Amos 2,000 

(Gainesville    Brenau  College 8,500 

l^a  Grange La  Grange  Female 

College Miss  L.   Lanier 2,300 

La  Grange Southern  Female  College 2,000 

Maeon    Ballard  School   Mamie  Jones 2,000 

Macon   Mercer  University Sallie   Boone 5,350 


an 


co:jL£/f;£  L:>^3Lk3iZZS. 


0£* 


Lntgfgrgg 


W       '•       *  ^  0  ^    -   *   ^ 

'  ,        '■'■»• 


i-ii-t 


■      •  *  fc- 


L^: 


-M-it-i   -li^rrr-'j.   J^.v'J. 

','.n^   C-Crl.*^*   

£=.',r7    C-ci:*** 

,x3^i.:i.   I-  nit  »t<: 

Vlfcrk    U- iTtrsitT 

Lrr  v*n  c<,::ec*  

Fi  v  La*  IrJtit-t*..  . 
.  Vi: "* 'j^tA  Ii*t!r:t* 

if*  Jo«*j.iii  A':aj4*=.T  - 
,  r.-r,?   HarrU  C>>::*^r:    . 

ITfAfiO. 


A.'-rLh   T    •>:-:-a. 


SIfL'tt  S&':r*d  H^ir: 


A  . 


*  ■*■»-• 


♦  roII-tfT':   of   IdAho M^ir  Franklin 

,i?*;ii«r  XomLal  School Eliz^b^th    Ketten- 

bach 

r;r-iv«:rsity  of  Idaho M^rgar^t  B.  Ifc^?^!!:*- 

F:*:!«3i!;gr  Academy I».  T.  Thomander. . .  . 

Or-«:*da  Stake  Academy.  . .  .  w.   k.  Barton 


1.5*0 
l,73x 


ILISSOIS. 


A'JdUon 


a;»o/. 

A  fi  fi ;t 


J.  A-  Whitted 
LJndexnann. . 

Huntly 


\'.*iut  >/:irir>;ii 
fiir.k'f     11)1 

'  ';i  r  hori'hi  I*- 
^';i/IJfivm«- 
^•.irt»i;iK«- 
t  'h.i  f  l<  «'.f  on 


HI r «  «lh; 
i  'III'  .iK<>     ■  ■ 


<  'hli  iiK" 

t  III  ,1  I  III 
Ih-Kiilli 

I'Miiilnirr.l 
Iliii'i'Uii    .  . 


If wJdin^  College Prof. 

.Seminary    Library Fr*=-d 

.Southern    Colle^riate 

Institute    «^'Ura 

TJmullne  Academy  of  the 

Holy   Family    

r'nion    Academy    of    South- 
ern Illinois 

Aurora  College   T.  J.  Allen 

n     Illfnofs   Wesleyan   Uni- 
versity     A.   F.  Caldwell 

■<    St.    Vlateur's   College Rf-v.  G.  Mulvan*-y .  .  . 

I    Hunker  Hill  Military 

A<^ad*rmy    S.   L.   Stiver 

So.    Illinois  State  Normal. .  Minnie   J.    Fryar.  .  .  . 

Blackburn  College H.   E.  Cunningham.. 

<^'arlhage  College H.    E.    Dornblaser.  .  . 

Kastcrn   Illinois   State 

Normal   Mary  J.  Booth 

,\\\    Hf    Tliroop      \<:itUx\\y    of    Our    Lady    of 

xhf  Sarrcd  Heart 

\rmowr   Institute  of 

'I^riinoloffy Julia  A.  Beveridsre. . 

\rt    Institute,    (Rycr- 

H<}X\    Library) Jes.sie    L.    Forrester. 

^Milia^^o  Teachers'  College.  Helen  Louise  Dickey 

[)('  Ija  Salle  Institute 

Jivvisii    Training   School ...  Emily   L.   Bloch 

I-.<wiH  Institute Tina   Skeer 

St.    Francis   Xavi«'r 

Acadi-my    Sister  Superior 

SI.    iKiiatiuH    (TollcRc Riv.    James   O'Meara 

St.    Stanislaus    C'ollege S.    J.    J.    Kolanowski 

Starri'tt    School    for  Girls 

SI «•  von  School  for  Girls.  ...  Luclla   M.   Wilson    .. 

I'rilvir.'^ity    of  f?hlcaf?o Mrs.    Zella    Allen 

Dixson   

lajMcs  Mllllkcn  TTnivcrslty.  Ku^cnia    Allin 

NortlH'rn     Illinois    State 

Normal     Madeleine  W.  Milner 

I'^lKln  Academy   Laura     Ullrick 

lOhiihurHt    College K.   Becker 

Eureka  College R.    E.    Conklin 


3.000 
*.S00 

1,500 

I.vOu 

1.000 
1.600 

25.000 
S>,000 

1.000 

17.1S4 

4.000 

6.000 

7.000 

2.000 

20.000 

3.S00 

15.600 

5.000 

2.000 

12.000 

7.000 
22.000 
1.500 
2.000 
2.000 

400.805 
3.000 

10.000 
1.600 
1.646 
8.000 


or  THE  UNITBD  STATES  AND  CANADA.  395 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


Kvanaton   Northwestern    University. .  Lodilla   Ambrose....  74,274 

Kwing:     Ewingr  College William  Stifier 5,000 

Galesburg:    'Knox  Collegre Isabel    A.    Boggs.  .  . .  9,000 

Gak'.sburpT    Lombard   College    Frank   H.    Fowler.  . .  7,000 

(Greenville    Greenville  College O.  T.  Fero    6,000 

>loopeston    Greer    College Raymond  A.   Bailey.  2,000 

Jacksonville    Illinois  College Harriet   S.    Hurd 11,000 

Jiuksonville   Routt  College    Rev.  F.  F.  Formaz..  2,000 

Lake    Forest Ferry   Hall  Seminary Nellie   Hewitt 3,895 

Lake  Forest Lake  Forest  College Mabel    Powell 17,000 

Lebanon     McKendre  College    G.    W.    Greenwood . .  10,000 

Llneoln     Lincoln  College Ruth   Fisk    2,000 

Macomb    Northern   Illinois  State 

Normal     Margaret    Dunbar.  .  .  3,200 

Monmouth   Nonmouth  College   John    N.    Swan 6,000 

Morgan     Park Morgan  Park  Academy .Sarah  E.   Mills 6,000 

Mt.   Carroll    Frances    Shimer    Academy.  Wm.     P.     McKee....  1,200 

Mt.    Morris Mt.    Morris  College D.    D.    Culler 1,800 

Naperville     Northwestern    College    . . .  .  S.   L.  Umbach 7,500 

Normal    State   Normal  University. ..  Agnes  V.  Milner. . .  .  16,000 

Onarg^a     Grand    Prairie    Seminary. .  Frances    Rawlins...  1,500 

Peoria     Bradley    Polytechnic 

Institute    C.    T.    Wyckoff 10,000 

Qiiincy    St.    Francis    Solanus 

College    Rev.    P.    Silas 7.500 

Kockford     Rockford    College Anna  Monrad 6,500 

Rock   Lsland    Augustana    College C.    O.    Granere 20,000 

Springfield       Concordia    College John    Herzer 2,560 

Sycamore     Waterman    Hall Mary  Teasdale 2,500 

rppor     Alton Shurtleff    College Howard   C.  Tilton.  . .  8.000 

Trbana    University  of  Illinois Katharine  L.   Sharp.  70,000 

Westrteld     Westfleld  College   O.  H.   Charles 2.000 

Wheaton      Wheaton   College    E.    Whipple 3,720 

Woodstoc  k     Todd    Seminary Noble     Hill 2.000 

INDIANA. 

Angola    Tri-State  Normal   College..  I.    A.    Milenday 2.500 

Hlnomington    Indiana    University W.    E.   Jenkins 51.000 

Crawfordsville     Wabash    College H.  S.  Wedding 40,000 

Culver     Culver  Military  Academy.  .  F.    L.    Hunt 2,248 

Danville     Central  Normal  College. . . .  C.   A.   Hargrave 3.000 

Ft.     Wayne Concordia   College Prof.   W.   Kruse 10,000 

Franklin    Franklin     College E.   S.   Gardiner 15.000 

(ireeneastle    De    Pauw   University Martha  B.   Longden .  24,800 

Hanover     Hanover  College Leila    Garrett 19,000 

Irvington    Butler    College Retta  Barnhill 12,000 

La     Fayette Purdue    University W.   M.   Hepburn 13.091 

Marion    Marion   Normal  College.  . .  .Mrs.  A.  B.  Hughes.  .  1,843 

Merom     Union   Christian  College 2,500 

Moores    Hill Moores  Hill  College Charles    E.    Tarbet. .  7,000 

Notre    Dame University   of   Notre 

Dame    James    Edwards 50.000 

Oakland    City    Oakland    City    College T.  C.  Parker 4,000 

Richmond    Earlham    College Harlow    Llndley....  12,000 

Rochester    Rochester   College W.    H.    Bonta 1.050 

Spiceland     Spiceland  Academy   Frances   Nugen    ....  3,000 

Terre    Haute    Indiana   State   Normal Arthur    Cunningham  34,000 

Terre    Haute    Rose   Polytechnic 

Institute     F.    P.    Bennett 11.000 

Upland    Taylor    University 

(Mooney  Library)    Wilbur    C.    Dennis..  6.000 

Valparaiso     Valparaiso   College    O.    P.    Kinsey 6,000 

Vinceniies    Vincennes    University    ....Frank    Pickel     10.000 

INDIAN  TERRITORY. 

Ardniore     Hargrove    College    J.    M.    Gross 1.000 

Racone    Indian   University    May    Bowen    1,500 

Muskogee    Henry  Kendall  College E.    M.    Patterson ....  1,500 


»K 


^'iJlir-^^i   U^ii  I  ^TJT. 


A:n'»A  .  .  .  . 


'':'-.^r. 

«  k    ■    ■  fc      .' 


hH 


[/•-'■.!•■».'. 
f-r  -r,  ^--i  .- 

K;i.y«-r*-<:     .  .  . 
''/r;r.n<-i;    . .  . 

towit.    K;tllM 
HsttfiOUi    ...  . 
I>r   M^irsi  ..  . 
Mount    f'l*;stn;i.nl 

Mount    V'rrnon 
ifniuu;*'.    f'Aiy 


'inkalooHa    . 
I'#t1I;i    

Hloux    ^'lly 
rtlofm     ly.tk*- 
Tahnr     

Tol#flo     .... 
\V;iv*tI.v 


■  ■  ^T^;i,    3C.     Rkk*r. .  . 

. .  H.    a.:i  .1 !  m  J.3.a.    

. .  >Ll3b   S;La.:i':'>a 


lri.-i    Vi-TT    •;.:.:-;?■=.. 
"  1.  r".  1  -  r^    Sim  :=-irT 
;  T  r-.-.-. .ir_    Pr ^s b  jt-rri  i. - 

rf»  2.-10I.     J'T-n."    Timiii«rrTiian.n. . 

K.z.'K- iTZt,    5^  — i-iry H-el^^c.     I.    Hanxia.. . .  . 

Pi.r*.:-3    O.Li-T?-*    Mrs.    E.   H.    Whitney. 

Upi^-r   I:"»-  i.  U=.:T^rs:ty 

I'j-x-'.  •'::::-rz*r    M.   H.    C»ou^lass 

l^r.--.-x    'VolL-rye    Ella    K«rcinedy    

H.:r.-ho:.i-    Coll^?^    G.    M.    Mickelson 

Theodosia  Hamilton. 

Malcolm    Wyer 


."»•.-- r  «t-.r_     • 


r.-p3on    '-Olir^e 


p.    A  nderson 


r?*/ite  Ur.i versify  of  Iowa. 

Kllswortii  CoIl*^e 

Gra.c*:land    College     J 

West<rm  Union  College 

Iowa  W'esleyan 

University     Blanche   Swan    . 

Cornell    College    May   L^    Fairbanks. 

Northwestern    Classical 

Academy    EL   J.   Strick. 

Penn   College   Rosa  E.  Lewis 

Central    University   of 

Iowa    W.    A.    Young 

W*Ht*-rn    Normal    College. .  Essie    Mintur    

.Morniner«ide    College    D.   C.   Hall 

Huenji    Vista    College J.    T.    Patterson.  . .  . 

Tabor    College     Harriett    King 

Avery     

VVeHlern    College    

Wart  burg  Teachers 

Si-mlnary    Prof.    O.     Hardwig. 

KANSAS. 


4.S4V 
I.<M 

1.  •»•/«• 

I.aM 
T.'Wv 

4.STS 

i.oov 

1.000 
l.*00 

4.200 
9.000 
3.500 
S  7,000 
2.500 
2.250 
1.C50 

8.600 
23,500 

3.400 
€.000 

5.000 
2.300 
5.000 
5.000 

13.000 
3.250 

1,178 


At'hlMoii     .  . 

Alf-hlMoii 

Hnl<lwlri 


Ktn|ini-|ii 
lOiii  iUm       .  . 
fill  VM       .  .      . 
Km  II  M.I  II     I'lly 
I  III  NV  li'lKi- 
l«il  Wl  I'lirr 
I  .III*  tilii 
LIiiiImIhii  K 
MrriliM'Mon 
Miinhiil  tiiii 

N«'\\  Ion     .  . 
Nil  UiMNon 


Midland    College     

St.    liirnodict'H    College 

l{ak«r   University 

Sou  If    r:ollege    

*"ii\\oKf  of  Emporia  (An- 
•l«Tson  Memorial  Li- 
brary)      

Stall'    Normal    School 

Snulhi-rn    Kansas  Academy. 

Stall'    Normal    School 

Kiinsas    City    University... 

II.Mski'll    Institiitc     

I'lilviiMity    of    Kansas 

Knn.MMH    Ciirlstian    College. 

Mi'l  liany    Colloge    

.\1i  rhiiMon    Colh'ge    

Stall*    .\K:ricultura1 

<'olli'^f«»    

Mi'IIhI    College    

NbUtTson   Normal 
College    


Prof.  R.  J.  Peters 
Joseph  Sittenauer. 
.Mrs.  K.  M.  Wood. 
K.    H.    Vaughan.  . . 


Martha  McCabe    . . . 

p]lva    K.    Clarke 

Fred    Kenner    

family   Grosser    .  .  .  . 

H.    T.    Stephens 

H.    W.    Ball 

(^irrie    W.    Watson. 


Tilie    K.    Nelson.. 
S.    B.    Fahnestock 


Margaret   Minis 
P.    J.     Wedel 


7.000 
15.000 
10.000 

1.200 


7.000 
16.000 
1.500 
1.500 
1.450 
1.200 
50.000 
3.000 
7.500 
1.000 

26.700 
1.200 

3.250 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


397 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


Ottawa     Ottawa   University    E.    K.   Chandler 4,000 

Salina    Kansas  Wesleyan 

University     A.   H.   King 6,000 

Topoka     Washburn  College Jessie   Dean   11,000 

Wichita    Fairmont    College    Theodore   H.  Mor- 
rison         23,000 

Wichita     l^Viends  University    Laura    E.    KIrby.  .  .  .  3,000 

Winfu  id     Southwest  Kansas  College.LeRoy    T.    Weeks.  .  .  3,500 

KENTUCKY. 


AnchorapTt'     Bellewood    Seminary    

Beech mont     Louisville  Training  School. 

Borea     Berea   College    

Bowling  Green    Ogden    College    

Bowling  Green    Potter    College    

Central  University  of 

Danville     Kentucky 

Georgetown     Georgetown   College    

Hopkinsville     South    Kentucky    College.. 

Lexington    Kentucky  University    

Loui.«?villo    Presbyterian  Theological 

Seminary    

Louisville    Southern   Baptist   Theol. 

Seminary     

Pikcville    Pikeville   Collegiate 

Institute    

Rus.scllville     Bethel    College    

St.    Mary    St.    Mary's    College 

Stanford     Stanford   Male   &   Female 

Seminary   

Trappist Gethsemani    College    

Williamsl)ing     Williamsburg  Academy    . .. 

Winchester    Kentucky   Wesleyan 

College     


Miss   G.   G.    Lord.  .  .  . 

H.    K.    Taylor 

Euphemia  K. 

Corwin    

John   H.   Clagett.... 
Miss  K.   D.  Eastland. 

J.    C.    Fales 

Mary   Dudley    

Riley  B.  Butler 

M.   L.   Hunet    


Rev.   E.  L.  Warren .  . 

John  R.  Sampey  .  .  . 
Miss  Dorces 

Robinson    

E.   J.   Weller 

Rev.  Charles  Kiefer. 

Miss  Eugenie  Follis. 
Rev.  F.  M.  Dunne.. 
Thos.     P.     Atkinson. 


D.  D.  Pale 


1,000 
1.000 

20,500 
3.600 
5.000 

20.000 

14,000 

1,500 

8.000 

17,000 

22,500 

1,100 
6,000 
4.000 

1.000 

30,000 

3,000 

5,000 


r>aloii    Fiougc 

Clinton      

Convent      .  .  . . 
Jackson     .  .  .  . 

Keatchie     .  .  .  . 
Mt.    lA'hanon 
Now     Orleans 

New    Orleans 

New    Orleans 

New    Orleans 

.New    Orleans 
Ituston    


LOUISIANA. 

.  Louisiana  State 

University     

.Silliman    Collegiate 

Institute    

.  Jefferson    College   

.Centenary  College  of 

Louisiana    

.Louisiana   Female   College. 

.  Mt.    Lebanon    Oollege 

.College  of  the  Immaculate 

Conception     

.  I.,(  land    University     

.New    Orleans   Normal 
Training  School    

.H.    Sophie   Newcomb 
Memorial    College    .... 

.Tulare  University   

.Louisiana  Industrial 
Institute    


C.    H.    Stumherg.  .  .  .    23,000 


M.  Wicker   . 
H.   J.  Beadle 


J.   N.   Brown 

G.    W.    Thigpen 

W.   P.    Lamberth.... 

Rev.   C.   M.    Widman. 
Mrs.   George   H. 
Felton    


Grace   Leeds 


Emma  P.  Randolph 
M.  M.  Bell 


Miss    E.    M.    King 


1,600 
8,700 

3.000 
1.200 
1.000 

18.000 

3,000 

1.632 

6.500 
30,000 

4,000 


MAINE. 


Bangor     Bangor   Theological 

Seminary     Carrie    S.    Greene. .  .    24,974 

P?runswick     Bowdoin   College    George  Thomas 

Little    80,000 

Castine     Eastern    State    Normal. ..  .Nellie    F.    Harvey...     2.000 

Charlestown        Higglns  Classical 

Institute    Mr.  Tlbbetts    1,500 


398  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES.  I  COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


Dresden   Mills    Bridge   Academy    Abbie    C.    Barker 1.000 

Farmingion     Stale    Normal    School Geo.    C.    Puringrton. .      2.700 

Gorham    Western    Normal   School. ..  Hattie    M.    Files.....      1,96S 

Hebron     Hebron  Academy    Carrie    Chase    2,000 

Houlton    Ricker  Classical    Institute. Harriet    F.    Holmes.      1.250 

Kent's    Hill     Maine  Wesleyan   Seminary. John   O.    Newton 9.000 

Lewiston    Bates  College    Caroline    A.    Wood- 
man       22.364 

North    Bridgrton    Bridgton   Academy    Alma    W.   Cole 2.000 

Orono    University   of  >faine Ralph    K.    Jones....    27.000 

Portland     Weslbrook  Seminary    A.    C.    Yeaton 3.000 

Siico     Thornton  Academy    Henrietta   M.  Moody.      5,000 

Vassalboro    Oak  Grove   Seminary Alta    M.    Bailey 1,000 

Watfrville     Coburn   Classical    Institute.Carolyn    L.   Johnson.      4,500 

Waterville     Colby   College    E.    W.    Hall 42,200 

Yarmouth     North    Yarmouth   Academy.Mrs.    F.    H.    Dole 2,200 

MARYLAND. 

Annapolis    St.   John's  College Francis    E.    Daniels.    10.000 

Annapolis     V.  S.   Naval  Academy A.    N.    Brown 46,000 

Baltimore    Biiltimore  City  College Alice   V.    Reins 7,000 

Baltimore    Baltimore   Polytechnic 

Institute    John    L.    Gressitt...      2.000 

Baltimore    Friends  School    Lucy  Sutton    3.000 

Baltimore    Johns    Hopkins   University. Nicholas   Murray   ...120,000 

Baltimore    Loyola  College    John    J.    Tookey 45.000 

Baltimore    Maryland  State  Normal E.   B.  Prettyman 4,600 

Baltimore     Mt.   St.   Joseph's  College Bro.  Bede  2,800 

Baltimore     Milton  Academy   G.  E.  Snavely 1.000 

Baltimore    Notre  Dame  of  Maryland 4,500 

Baltimore    St.   Mary's  Seminary Rev.  H.  Brianceau 35,000 

Baltimore    Woman's  Col.  of  Baltimore. J.  S.  Shefloes 12,000 

Chestertown    Washington  College   3.000 

College   Park    Maryland  Agricult.  College.. Wirt  Harrison  3,750 

Ellicott  Citv    Rock   Hill   College Brother  Blandin  8,000 

Elllcott   Citv    St.  Charles  College Rev.   P.   Roux 19.000 

Emmetsburg    Mt.   St.   Mary's  College Rev.  E.  F.  McSweeny..  20,00l» 

Forfst   Glen    National   Park   Seminary Charlotte  Priest  2^000 

Frederirk    Frederick  College   E.  EL  Cates  6.000 

Frederick    Woman's    College    Susan  H.  Garrott 2,500 

Haperstown     Kee  Mar  College 3.000 

M<r>onoiiph    McDonough    School    F.B.Crawford 4.000 

New  Windsor New    Wind.sor   College Wm.  H.   Fraser 6,00i» 

Port  r)f'po.««it    Jacob  Tome  Institute Mary  R.  Caldwell 8.310 

We.*<tmlnstfr    Western  Maryland  College... Mrs.  F.  M.  Handy 6.500 

Woodstock     Woodstock  College   A.  J.  Maas 67.«?o 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Amlierst    Amherst   College   William   I.   Fletcher 80.000 

Anih'rst    Mass.    Agricultural   College.. Miss  E.  Fninces  Hall...  26.00i> 

Andov«*r    \bbot    Academy    Mabelle  E.   Bosher 5.09i> 

Antlovor    I*hillips    Academy    5.0i*» 

-Xuburndalo   La.ssoll  Seminary    L.  Evelyn  Bates 2,117 

Boston     Boston  College    Rev.  Thos.  I.  Gasson. ..    4.00O 

Rr»sTon     Boston   Preparatory  Inst Carrie  T.  N.  Ferguson.    1.000 

Boston     Boston  Normal  School Wallace  C.   Boyden 3.500 

TJostoTi     Mass.    Inst,   of  Technology. ..  Robert    P.   Bigelow 67.361 

MrnnlM'ld    Hitchcock    Free    .Academy... Florence  B.   Snow 2.50ft 

r'MTnhridp*-    Harvard   T*nivt-rsity    Wm.   C.    1-ane 450.0n(> 

^'anibrids*-      Rjulrliffe    Collepe    Can^lln.-    Farley    30.00i^ 

]}t'*'vn*\f\     r)f-«-rfi«hl    Academy    Mi.*«s  M.  K.  Hawks 4.000 

iMnllov    Xi<  hols  Academy    Frank  C.  Johnson 5.0fti» 

Kjist    Nc.rthfuld    N«»rthli.-^ld    Seminary    Viririnia  T.   Smith 6.384 

Fit*  hhiirp    State  Normal  School Maud    .\.    Goodfellow. ..    Z.H^* 

Franklin     Dean    Academy    Kdna   M.  Trafton 4.00n 

Mt,    HfTnion    Mt.    Hermon    Rovs*    School. ..  Rlizab«*th   Conway    7.00i> 

Natick    Walnut  Hills  Schl.  for  Girls..  Miss    F.    Bisjelow 4.00^ 

North  Adams    State    Normal    School Jo.sephin**  A.  Chase 6.00ft 

Northampton    Smith  College   Louise  W.  Lyon 9,0TO 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  399 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


Salem    State   Normal   School Isabella  G.  Knight 4,200 

South   Braintree    Thayer  Academy  Wm.  Gallagher  3,000 

Souui  Hadley    Mt.   Holyoke  College Bertha  E.  Blakely 30,000 

Springfield    "The   Elms"   School Miss  Porter  4,000 

Springfield    French  American  College G.   M.   Chase 3,500 

Springfield    MacDuflae  School   John  MacDuffle   4,000 

Wellesley    VVellesley   College    Caroline  F.  Pierce 57,728 

West  field    State  Normal  School 3.500 

Wilbrahiim    VVesleyan  Academy  Herbert  B.  Davis 10.000 

Williamstown    Williams   College   Charles  Henry  Burr....  53,000 

Worcester    Clark   College    Louis  V.   Wilson 22,000 

Worcester    State  Normal  School Anna  P    Smith 13,000 

Worcester    Worster  Polytechnic  Inst.... Emily  M.  Haynes 10,000 

MICHIGAN. 

Adrian    Adrian    College    Mary  McCuUom  6,000 

Agricultural  College   Mich.   Agricultural  College... Mrs.    Linda   Landon 23,000 

Alma   Alma  College  Essie  Hooper   20.000 

Ann  Arbor   University  of  Michigan R.  C.  Davis 190.837 

Detroit    Detroit    College    H.  B.  MacMahon 12.762 

Detroit    Detroit  Home  and  Day  Schl. Grace    Cooper    3,000 

Detroit    Detroit   University   School... FYances  E.  Peacock 1,300 

Hillsdale    Hillsdale   College    Ethel   Gurney    12.000 

Holland    Hope  College  Albert  Raap   12.000 

Houghton     Mich.  College  of  Mines FYances  H.  Scott 19,381 

Olivet    Olivet  College   Dr.  J.  W.  Davids 30.100 

Orchard   Lake   Michigan  Military  Academy 7.000 

Vpsilanli    State    Normal   School G.  M.Walton 25,000 

MINNESOTA. 

Colleges  ill«> St.   John's  University Alexius   Hoffman    25,000 

Duluth    State  Normal  School Katharine  W.  Ensign..  1,850 

Faribault    Saint  Mary's  Hall Caroline  W.   Eells 3.200 

Faribault    Shattuck  School   H.   Leland  Nlchol 2,500 

Mankato     State   Normal   School Alice  N.  Farr 8,000 

Minneapolis    Augsburg  Seminary  Wm.  Petterson  5,000 

Minneapolis     University  of   Minnesota Wm.    W.    Folwell 111.570 

Moorhead     State  Normal  School Edwin  T.  Reed 1,000 

New  Ulm    Dr.   Martin   Luther  College.. John  Sgholler  2,100 

North  field     Carleton    College George  Huntington  ....  20,000 

Northfield    St.  Olaf  College O.  G.  Felland 4,400 

Owatonna    Pillsbury  Academy  Mlartin  Jensen   2,500 

Rtd  Wing    Red  Wing  Seminary E.  O.   Ringstad 1,800 

St.   Cloud    State  Normal  School Gertrude  Cambbell   6.000 

St.   Paul    Concordia  College   Harm  Wollaeger  1^200 

St.   Paul    Hamline  University   Anna  Davis   7,500 

St.    Anthony    Park School   of   Agriculture Miss  M.   S.  Mclntyre...  9,000 

St.    Paul   Park St.    Paul's   College J.   E.   Kirshman 1,250 

Winnebago  Citv    Parker  College C.  W.  Van  Aken 3.000 

Winona     State  Normal  School Mary   Grant    8,500 

MISSISSIPPL 

Agricultural  College    Miss.  Agrlc.  and   Mech.   CoL.C.   R.   Stark 9,694 

Hav  St.  Louis St.   Joseph's   Academy Sister  Ursula   20,020 

Blue   Mountain    Blue  Mountain  Female  CoL.Mfs.   Pattie  Dowrey —    2,000 

Clinton    Mississippi  College   Geo.  H.  Brunson 3,000 

Holly   Springs    Miss.    Synodical  College Miss  T.  Cochran 1,000 

Hollv  Springs    State  Normal  School E.  D.  Miller 2,500 

Hollv  Springs    Rust   University   W^   W.   Foster 5,000 

Jackson  Colleg»'   Jackson  College  H.  D.  Cosey 1,200 

Tonga  loo     Tougaloo  University   Mrs.  N.  E.  Woodsworth    4,000 

Cniversity    T'nlversity  of  Mississippi Mrs.  M.  L.  Hunt 20,000 

MISSOURI. 

Bowling  Green Pike  College   Mrs.     M.  B.  Jones 1,250 

Camden   Point    Missouri  Christian  College... Irene   Raymond    1,000 

Cape  Girardeau    State   Normal   School Hattle  Sloan  1,865 

Cbillicothe    Chillicothe  Normal  College... Allen  Moore.  Jr 2,600 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIEECTOKY 


VOLLSOB  LtBRARIEB- 


VOLLSOE  LIBRARIES- 


Oolui 

Colur_ . 

ColuntblB   , 

FarmlnKton   Carleton   Collese   ■ 

Fayette    Central   College   n.  i^  mjiuu 

Fayette    Uanard-Payne  CalleBe   Ora    BlUolt 

Frederick  town    Marvin  Collegiate  Institute. .C.  H.  Oray 

Fulton   WeatmlnBter   Coltese   WIlUs  H.  Knrr 

Iberia   Iberia  Academy  M.  Wlckbam   

Jefferson  Cilj'   Uncoln  Institute   R.  A.  West 

Kidder    Kidder  Institute  Uaud  Miller  

KlrksvUle   State   Normal  School Ophelia  A.  P&trlsh... 

Lm  aranga   La  Qrange  College Robert   I^iiter   

L.exlnKton   Leztngton  Col.  lor  Women.. E.  W.  White 

Lexington   WentnoKh  Military  i&CHd...Ovld  Sellers  _. 

Liberty William  Jewell  College Ml»  Normta  Wickoff.. 

Macon  ....Blees  Military  Academy Q.   B.   Loin 

Marshall     Missouri  Valley  College -Mtary  E.  Baker 

Nevada    Catley   College   Eva  Wllllains   

Parkvllle    Park  College    .Austin  D.  Wolfe., 

Platte  City    Gaylord  Institute  Maltle  M.  Moore 

St.  Charles   Unden wood  College  Eva  M.  Myers 

St.  Louis    Forest  Park  University Anna  Sneed  Cairns... 

St.  Louis    Hosmer   Hall   Clara  M.    Tuttle 

St.  Louis    Mary   Institute   

St.  Louis    St.   I,ou1b  University John  C.  Burke.  S.  J... 

St.  Louis    Washington    University   Charles  P.  Pettua 

SedQllB    George  R.  Smith  College Mrs.  E.   K.  Lowe 

tlprlngneld     Drury  College  Edward  M.  Shepard... 

Btanberry  Stanborry  Normal  College.. ..Belle  Chadwlck 

Tarklo    Tarklo  College  Rev.  S.  B.  Moore 

Wnrrcnsburg   Blalo  Normal  School W.   E.   Morrow 

Wnrrenton   Central   Wesleyan  College... Henry  Vashall   . 

Webb   CKy    .  ' ■  " 


t  Western  J 


...Jennie  Ensor  . 


MONTANA. 

Bulemuti    Montana  Agrlc.  College May  Winter 9Ma 

Deer  I>DdKe    Montana    College    Eva  Beebe  4.Wn 

Dillon   Btntc   .".'irmal   College Henry  H.  Swain in* 

Helena   Montana  Wesleyan  Univ.. ..Charles  W.  Tenney,...    tjm 

Missoula    Unlversltr  ol  Montana H.  G.  BuckhCius« ISiMt 

NEBRASKA. 

Bclk'VUo    Bellevue  College   Daisy  D.  Dlcka»on G.Em 

BelhHny   Cotner  University  Grace  E.  Toung IBOO 

BiHir    Dana    College    Sigurd  Anker   LBBO 

College  View    Union  College   IS.    E.   Kern 3^0B 

Crete   Doane    College    William  E.  JlUeon 9.M9 

Franklin  Franklin  Academy  A.   C.    Hart 4.1M 

Qrnnd  Island   Grand  Island  College C.   E.    Merrlfleld ..    S.MC 

Hastings  ...Hustings  College    Miss   H.   Myers 3.C» 

Uncoln    University    ot    Nebraska J,    S.    Wyer.  Jr mjM 

Nellgh    Gates  Academy  Mary  O.   Leaved 4.0» 

Omalia   Crelgh ton  University  M.  I.  Strltch MM» 

ppru    Slate  Normal  Scbool Blva  Rulon   lIjM* 

UnlversKy   Place   Nebraska  Wesleyan  College..  May  Ingles  .  

Wahoo    ...Luther  Academy    Prof.    L.   P— 


A'eeplng  Water  .. 


York 


...York 


NEW   HAMPSHIRE. 


Oerry ...pinkerlon  Academy  

Durham    New  Hampshire  College  of 

„     .  Agrlc.  and  Mechanic  Arts.. 

Hxeter   Phillips  ^eter  Academy... 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES   AND   CANADA.  401 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


Hanover   Dartmouth  College  M.   D.  Bisbee 100,000 

Kingston    Sanbum  Seminary Nellie  F.   Ingalls 5,000 

Mnnchestor    St.   Anselm's  College Rev.   P.   Frederick 5.000 

Morldon    Kimball   Union   Academy.... Chloe  S.   Miller l.SuO 

New    London    Colby  Academy  Horace  G.   McKean 4,000 

Pembroke    Pembroke  Academy  Isaac    Walker    1,500 

riymouth    Holderness  School  for  Boys.. Alfred    B.    Hastings 1,790 

Plymouth    N.  Hampshire  State  Normal. Elizabeth  L.  Brown 3,000 

NEW  JERSEY. 

Convent   Station    College  of  St.   Elizabeth 7.000 

Freehold   N.  Jersey  Military  Academy. Walter  Hewelson 2,126 

Hightstown    Peddle  Institute  Marie  F.  Wait 7,000 

Hoboken  Stevens  Inst,  of  Technology.  H.  F.  Raetz 7.000 

Jersey  City   St.  Peter's  College 10,300 

Montclair    Cloverside  School  Elizabeth  Timlow  2.000 

Montclair    Montclair  Military  Academy. Mrs.  C.  A.   Smith 1,000 

Newark    St.  Benedict's  College 9,000 

New    Brunswick    Rutgers  College  Irving  S.   Upson 45.655 

New    Orange    Upsala  College  John   Eastland    1,000 

Pompton   Pamlico   School  for  Girls 5,000 

Princeton    Princeton   University   Dr.  E.  C.   Richardson.. 185,000 

South  Orange  Seton   Hall  College 40,000 

Trenton     N.  Jersey  State  Normal Martha   F.   Nelson 5,000 

NEW  MEXICO. 

Albu«tu«'rque    University  of  New  Mexico... Julia  D.  Brown 6.000 

l.a.s  Vegas   N.  Mex.  Normal  University.  Ma  ret  to  Furro  2,000 

Roswell    N.  Mex.  Military  Institute... A.  D.  Nye 5,000 

NEW  YORK. 

Albany     Albany  Academy   H.   O.   Warren S.OiX) 

Albany     N.  Y.  State  Library  School.. Mel vil   Dewey    537.992 

v\urora    Wells  College  Alice  Eveljji  Sanborn..  12,842 

Hrockport    State   Normal   School Janette  Reynolds  9.000 

l^rooklyn    Adelphi  College   Mabel  Farr   8,000 

Brooklyn    Berkeley  Institute  Mary  Francis  2.5iM) 

Brooklyn    Packer  Collegiate  Institute.. J.  B.  Anthony  8,000 

Brooklyn    Polytechnic  Inst,  of  Br'klyn. Charles  A.   Green 1,200 

Brooklyn    Polytcch.    Preparatory   Schl.John    W.    Beadle 4.000 

Brooklyn    Pratt   Institute   Isabel   Ely   Lord 79,822 

Buffalo  Buffalo   State   Normal Mark  M.  Maycock 7.000 

Buffalo  St.    Margaret's   School Maud   M.    Morris 1.050 

Canandaigua     Granger  PI.  Schl.  for  Girls.. Lillian  V.   Moser 5,000 

(\inton     St.  Lawrence  University Minnie  S.  Hulett 30.000 

Carmel    Drew  Sem.  for  Yg.  Women.  Martha  L.  Hansbrough    2.200 

Clinton   Hamilton    College    E.   S.  Babcock 46.000 

Cortland   State  Normal  School Francis  R.  Parker 10,000 

Elmira   Elmirn   College  for  Women.. Norma  MacKav  10.000 

I'YedonIa   State  Normal  School F.  B.  Palmer  1.500 

Hamilton   Colgate  University  .David   Foster   Estes....  40.000 

Hartwick  Seminary   Hartwick  Seminary  J.    L.   Kistler 6,000 

Ithaca    Cornell  University  Geo.   William  Harris... 288.405 

Jamaica  State  Normal  School Roland  S.   Keyser 2.800 

Kenka  Park   Kenka  College  and  Institute. Eva  Ambler  4.000 

Lima    Genesee  Wesleyan  Seminary. Adam  C.  Works 3.500 

Montour  Falls  Cook  Academy  Grace  Cook  2,500 

New  Brighton   Staten   Island   Academy Georglna  M.W.Caldwell  10,000 

New  Paltz   State  Normal  School Mrs.  Harriet  P.  Sawyer    4.500 

New  York  Barnard  College   Mrs.  M.  L.  Chamberl'n    3.000 

New  York  Columbia  University James  H.  Canfield 365.000 

New  York  Col.  of  St.  Francis  Xavier..Jo8.  M.  Stadelman 100,100 

New  York  Hebrew  Technical  Institute. .Edgar  S.  Barney 3,800 

New  York  Manhattan  College   Brother   O.    Edward....  19,000 

New  York  New   York   Training   School 

for  Teachers  F.  E.  Van  Vllet 2.500 

New  York  New  York  University Belle  Corwin  80,000 

New  York  Normal  Col.  of  City  of  N.  Y.Edith  Rice   ,, 8,00O 


402  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DISECTORT 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES, 


Ww  York  St.    Mary's   School Sister  Superior 4.000 

N«'W  York  Teachers'  Co..  Columbia  UnL  E.  G.   Baldwin 27,000 

Niaf^ara   P'allB   De  Veaux  School Wm.  S.  Barrows 2,100 

Niagara   Falls   Niagara   University    John   J.   Maher 16,10i> 

Oneonta    Oneonta    Normal    School Caroline  T.  Bockes 4.000 

Oswego    State  Nor.  &  Training:  Schl. Carrie  V.  Sinnamon 18,00u 

Peekskill    PeekskiU  Military  Academy. F.  J.  Morrow 2,500 

Potsdam   Clarkson     Memorial     School 

of  Technology   C.  A.  Curtis l.8iX» 

Potsdam   State    Normal   School Florence   R.    Curtis 5,00i> 

PlattKburg  State    Normal   School Anne  J.  O'Brien 5.00i» 

F'oughkeepsie    V'assar  College   Prances    A.    Wood 50,00it 

Rensselaer  St.    John's    Academy J.    F.   Glavin 1,800 

Schenectady    I'nion  College  Joseph  R.   Brown 40.00n 

Syracuse    Syracuse   University    6,000 

Troy     la  Salle   Institute   Rev.  Bro.   Paphylinus..     2^200 

Troy    Rensselaer  Polytechnic  Inst. John    W.    Nugent 6,982 

Troy     Troy  Academy   E.   Mould    1,000 

West   Point    V.   S.   Military  Academy Edward    S.    Holden G0,^0 

NORTH     CAROLINA. 

AshevlUe    Home    Industrial    School Mary   Johns    l,20i» 

Asheville    Norm,  and  Collegiate  Inst... Inez  Kinney    2.000 

Ashevllle    Riverside  Industrial  Club....  Hal  lie   Griffin    IJOO 

Beaufort    St.    Paul's  School Mrs.  B.  N.  Strother....  3.00.^ 

Chapel   Hill    Univ.  of  North  Carolina Louis  R.   Wilson 43.000 

Charlotte    Biddle  University   H.  H.  Cardwell 1.300 

Charlotte    Elizabeth  College   Margaret  Willis  l.soo 

Conover    Concordia  College    C.  O.  Weiss 4.1^ 

Concrord    Scotia  Seminary   Miss  M.   E.   Ctiapman..  2.800 

Dallas    Gaston  College   Miss  M.  B.  Bulwlnkle..  1.200 

Davidson    Davidson  College   Arch.    Currie 16.00(> 

Durham   Trinity  College   J.  P.  Breedlove 30.00i» 

Farm    School    Ashevllle   Farm   School Miss  E.  B.  Williams 1,20ft 

Liberty    Liberty   Normal  College Daisy   Richardson    l.OOt^ 

Marshallberg    Graham  Collegiate  Institute. R.    B.   Whitehurst 1.000 

MurfreeHboro    Chewan  Baptist  Ffemale  Ins. Nellie  Mitchener  l,3iH) 

Oak  Rld^e  Oak  Ridge  Institute Ransom  H.  Duke 2,00i> 

oxffnil    Oxford    Seminary    F.   P.    Hobgood \x\y^ 

Raleigh    Shaw    University    A.  W.  Pegues 3.60«> 

ItaleiKh    St.    Augustine's    School 3.000 

K«(l  Springs  N.    Carolina   Military   Inst...O.  C.  Short i.OOi) 

Wake    ForoHt    Wake   Forest   College C.   W.   Paschal 17.000 

Went    RaleiKh    North  Carolina  Col.  of  Agri- 
culture and  Mech.  Arts.... Miss  C.   B.  Sherman 5,00<.» 

Whlt.sett     Whitsett  Institute    J.    H.   Joyner 3.000 

\Vlnatf»n-Salem    Salem  Academy  and  College. Miss   E.   A.  Lehman 6.00t» 

NORTH   DAKOTA. 

FarRo    I'^arRO    College Mrs.   B.   R.   Beede 4,738 

itraiul   Forks   Grand  Forks  College L.  J.   Kaasa 1,000 

(Jrand   Forks   Univ.   of   North   Dakota George   F.   Strong 25.000 

Valley  City    State    Normal    School Lilian   A.   Steichen 3.300 

OHIO. 

Ada   Ohio    Northern    University.. .Marilla  Barnes  12.000 

Akron    Huchtel   College   Oscar  Schreiber  7,000 

Alllancr     Mount  Union  College Lincoln  R.  Gibbs 10.000 

Ashland     Ashland    College     Lt    L.    Garber 2,000 

Alliens   ')hio  I'nlversity   Charles   G.    Matthews. .  19.00i» 

.Xustliibiir^;    Grand    River   Institute Eugene    Tillotson    2.000 

Herra     Maldwin    University    Rev.   F.   S.    Hoyt 10.000 

\Wvv'.\     <}erman    Wallace   College Prof.    V.    Wilker 4,300 

Cedarvllh'    ("rdarville   College    Mary    O.    Eddy l,30n 

Cincinnati    !lebrew  Union  College Max   Schloessinger   10,000 

(Mnclnnati    Ohio   Mechanics   Institute Mary  I^.  Harkness 6,500 

Cincinnati    St.    Francis      College Rev.    Hugh   Staud 2.100 

cMncinnatI    University    of   Cincinnati Harriet  Evans  Hodge..  70,000 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  403 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


COLLEGE  LIBRARIES. 


Cleveland    Case   School  of  Applied  Scl..  Arthur  S.   Wright 5,000 

Cleveland    Cleveland   Nor.    Tr.    School.. Effle  Power  2,500 

Cleveland    Notre    Dame    Academy Sr.  M.   Irenae 4,000 

Cleveland    I'nlversity    School    Miss  L.  B.   Collins 2,500 

(  leveland   Western  Reserve  University. E.  C.   Williams 76,000 

Columbus   Capitol  University   Prof.   A.   Pflueger 6,000 

c:'olumbus  Ohio   State   University Olive  Jones    50^000 

Columbus   St.   Josephs  Academy St.   Josephine  Ignatius.    1,700 

Dayton    Notre   Dame  Academy Sister  Superior    1,500 

Dayton    St.    Mary's   Institute Bro.  Ulrich  Rappel 7.000 

Dayton    College  Prep.   School Alice  Lt  Shauck 1,200 

Delaware    Ohio  Wesleyan  University... T.   G.   Duvall 80,000 

Payette    Fayette   Normal    University. Park   Smith    1,000 

Findlay    Flndlay  College- Frank   K.    Baker 1,500 

Gambler    Kenyon  College   Ellen   D.    Devot    32,000 

Granville    Denison  University  Mrs.   Kate  S.   Hines....  30,000 

Hiram    Hiram   College   Emma  O.   Ryder 11,000 

Lebanon    National   Normal   Univ Jennie   Unglesby    10,000 

Marietta   Marietta  College  Minnie  M.  Orr 60,000 

Oberlin     Oberlin   College    A.    S.    Root 64.816 

Oxford    Western  College  for  Women.  Lois  Reed    12,000 

Painesvllle    Lake  Erie  College Sarah  M.   Kendrick 8,000 

Richmond    Richmond  College  3,000 

Rio  Grande   Rio  Grande   College May  Fulton   3t200 

South  New  Lyme New  Lyne  Institute 2,000 

Springfield     Wittenberg  College  Grace  Prince  15,000 

Tiffin    Heidelberg  University    Herbert  S.  Stafford 15.000 

Toledo    Toledo  Nor.  Tr.  School Mabel   Andrews    5,000 

Urbana     IJrbana  Uniyersity   Kenneth  P.  Williams...    5J)00 

Wester villc    Otterbein  University  Tirza    L.    Barnes 11,000 

Wilberforce    Wilberforce   University   A.    Asbury    10.000 

Wooster    University  of  Wooster T.   K.  Davis 25^000 

Yellow  Springs  Antioch  College   Bessie   L.   Totten 7,000 

OKLAHOMA. 

Kdmond    Central  State  Normal Catharine  Horner   8,000 

Nf-rman     University  of  Oklahoma M.  J.   Ferguson 8.348 

Oklahoma  City  Rpworth  Seminary  B.   M.   Drake 1,500 

SUIlwator    Oklahoma    Agricultural    and 

Mechanical  College  Cora   Miltimore    10,000 

OREGON. 

Albanv    Albany  College   W.  H.    Lee 2,760 

Dallas    Dallas    College    T.   A.   Teats 1.000 

P^ugeno    Eugene  Divinity  School 1,850 

Eugene    University  of  Oregon Camilla   Leach    18,000 

Forest   Grove    Pacific  University   Joseph  W.  Marsh 13,200 

McMinnville    McMinnville  College    Miss  I.   M,  Grover 4,500 

Monmouth   Oregon  State  Normal J.   B.  V.   Butler 1,500 

Philomath     Philomath  College   Mary    Phillips    1,000 

Salem    Willamette  University  Mary  Field  6,000 

The  Dalles   St.   Mary's  Academy Sister   Stella    2,854 

Weston    Eastn.  Oregon  State  Normal. George   A.  Peebles 1,000 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Alh'ghrny    Western  Univ.  of  Penn J.    R.    Park 15.000 

AnnvlUe    Lebanon  Valley  College Reba  F.  Lehman 10,000 

H  irkeyvlUe    Barkeyville  Academy    Jennie   Anderson    1,000 

Beatty    St.  Vincent  College Ernest  Gensheimer   ....40.500 

Beavor     Beaver  College   Mary  H.   Darragh 3.000 

Beaver   Falls    Geneva  College  George   Kennedy    4.500 

Bethlehem   Bethlehem  Prep.   School H.    A.     Foering 2,000 

Bethlehem    Moravian    College W.    Vivian    Moses 7,500 

Bryn   Mawr   Bryn   Mowr  College Isadore   Mudge    40,000 

CTarlisle    Carlisle  Indian   Ind.   School.. Bessie  B.  Beach 3.300 

Carliplo    Metzger  College Sarah  Kate  Ege 1.200 

(  hester    Pennsylvania  Military  Col... Elbert  W.  Hyatt 1,800 

Clarion    State  Normal  School James  Pinks  7,00(1 


?AITE£305^  COLLEGE  ASD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


'rZ  LIZRJLSIES- 


-T 


'•  4    . 


.  ■  ■>.■ 
-•  ■  "Z 


f:  ■  -J-   --. :. 


^,         •    :;  '^  •      -■•■ 

■  ■_....    .  , ,  ♦ .  . 

.  .   •    ■  ■  A  . . 

I         r'. 


I..     L.'-'    :. 

• ;  i    -.1,  ■   .  . ;  • 

I'-..  '.-  ' .  • . 

I '  ■ '  ■  .  . ' ;  •  ; . '  ' 
I  ■  '      ,;■  ;  '  ' 


.'  ri 


. 'A  r. 


<  ..  .11. \.  :. 

'  '■•      .!!.  I>..'i 

<  ■.    .ri.ii.'i 
'  '■  >.  . rii t'i:< 

I  *  ,i      *.'.  '     t 
I  I...      .\  I     1 
>  f  I  •  <  [i '  I.  !■ 
' ; ! «  I  ;  I  ■.  I  i  i  • 
*  if  I  n  w»'j«I 
V«  \^  h'  ri  V 


.  rl-=  • .    «      r  .    L*; ; 


--»■"-- 


N:r=i.     . 


Mr?     -.v/T-r    Mi::^r: 
.    . .  ".Vr:        L      K- r< :  v.;  1 ; 

n     M.    a-jr.c.-rr 

1     ..H-'-r.    A.     rvTiS'=r. 
r.sT-  H     O     L'ix  ;-^ 


•  -  -  -    -:-.    y..'.:'.^  7"    JlzxL. 


i_  r  .        .^  . 


'   "=•*- 


J  -   mm 


rr  S:h::!. 
V.'c=:-rr... 


? '.  m ...  1  - — ' 


A    I'.r- 


:a:e  Nor 
Nrrrsa! 


.   r''.^     .  "    *:  ■      ..•:■--     

*:■    •.      V    •  -~   ■     S  ^  -  -• 


\\....r=.   M.    Wr.e^ier.. 
Br:r.>.    M.    L- W5 

,M . :  •--  r  Miry  Clement . 
Ix  Jls-e     F.  B-hrman . . . 
,P.-v.  J.   F.  X.  O  0>n.-ir. 
.A::-r-.    K.   M.Kir.>y... 

.M  rris   J.i.«:r».w.    Jr 

A".:  -.    M.    D-.:d:ey 

.  R*. ".    J  •  hr-    I^ux 

.E-    L-.    MoHose 

.E.   •'.   Br:r.ker.  Jr 

.S:.«:':r   M.   De    &>!»>* 

Mi    B.    Qjipley 

.MaNI  F.  MoCarn.-s 

.T.     «;.   H''»niz 

.•;r.-.   •     I.y.yd    

.S.    M.    N  .w." 

W.   '"    Mo«;ivIl.in.1 

.K::.<   B.   B.ii!y 

..v.:  •     •■■*ohr.\n    

.  M»-.  rv  Warii   

.K.    K.   W-ntworth 


:•         -.     ■«■    ■    -    I  •■■■.-•'.■    .-'     -Vc- 
t:     .;-  :r-      :*   :    M*  -r..   Art?... 

I  ■■    -.  •  .     II-    :-.     S'jh'"'''! 

.\      ■:■  !:■■■      :    ?-.    r-  <!   11-  ?.n.., 

:    :    .^  ■!'■    A   :!■:■  my 

M    -•  -   T^-'"w:i   S:ho«''l 

>■■:-.:     }(.'-r-    Coll' pf- 

<"T-TfI    «  A  ROT. IX  A. 

•'■'.'■J'        f    • 'i.;irlf'Ptown 

..S  *:■':■  Milit'iry  A'^ntl... 
..'■'V.--:.  Ai:ri'  slfir-.l  Ci!.... 
..!•!■  -»■•■     '■  ■:     ..'   P.   Carr.lln.i.. 

.  .   \    ■  •   ■        I  '  •    '     .  '-  -  i  ■  ■.• 

■•■«  a  .a  ■  ■■■  ■  *  •••■■■«•••■■■< 

. .  I:-  '  •  •!;■■:    '  '-■!■  -J'-    

.  .<   '■;'.Tr.!..  .     <    ■     ,■!-■■      

..>■■  ;■  r.    '  ■    !■■::■    i    «'■•:> c* 

..I»-.«     W'i  -:     I-'.  niil«-    <Mllrv:'... 

..I-'r^kiri-     "'li'li'jf    , 

. .  I"'ii  rii.iTi    rrii'.  ■  I -ity    

. .«;r' '  iivill"    l-'i  ni:ilo"  CollPRC... 

..IjiitI'I'   fitUt'^t-    , 

..N'wlif-rry   Collr-ge   


I.ili.i^    M.    Gcorp*^ 

« •.  \V.  ir.:ntingrton 

Mni.im-.    Smith    

r.ri'ih*  r   Caitsian    

Anr.k   K.   Ewer 

Mro'V.i^r  Adrian 


!.>■ 

I .  L**  ■ 

.»  .'■• 

■;■•• 

^.  •• 
•  _■•• 

J*  .»• 

j» ■  • « . 

II.. V 

J. '.■■.' 

3.W 
3>.. 

im:> 
&.■■•■ 
:  :»■ 

:::r-.'i« 
-..'-■■ 

l.o»- 

::.•■• 

I.'"*' 

i:.'— 


11.'  — 


KniMVi    A.    Bnll 

•  '••1.  Aslniry  t  owanl 

Mips  S.   H.   Sl^an 

H- V.   \V.  S.  Bt'jin 

W.    H.   Ji^hnsnn 

Miss  M.  .7.  Hat  maker... 

M;iitii-  M.iy  Morgan 

Miss   M.   H.   Rion 

Vi  '1.--    ^Sfjok 

,1.   I.  Mo<.':iin 

Mis.*!   ihiiTison   

MiPs  .M.  r.  Judson 

,I»«illii-   Miiy  Senn 

Mrs.   R.   P.   Holland 


!".■•■' 
J.'niv. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  405 


COLLEGE    LIBRARIES.  COLLEGE    LIBRARIES 


Orangeburg   Claflin  University  Ida   McFadden    6,000 

Spartanburg    Woflford   College   Mrs.  J.  D.  Holler 15,000 

Union    Clifford  Seminary  M.    S.    Clifford 2.000 

SOUTH    DAKOTA. 

Academy    Ward    Academy    Theodore   B.    Lathrop..  1,000 

Brookings    S.  Dak.  Agric.  College Robert   F.   Kerr 6,00(> 

Canton    Augustana  College   John  G.   Berdahl 1,200 

Madison     State    Normal    School Cora  M.  Rawlins 2.500 

Rapid  City   South    Dakota    State    School 

of  Mines    Delia  Hoft   2,000 

Redfleld    Redfleld   College    Myra  Manning  4.000 

Sioux   Falls   Sioux   Falls   College O.   J.    Finch 2,000 

Spearfiesh     State  Normal  School Laura   Robins    14,562 

Yankton    Yankton  College  Helen  Miner   7,000 

TENNESSEE. 

Bristol    King  College  Dr.  W.  N.  Mebane 10,000 

Chattanooga     Grant  University    M.   Hart    8,000 

ciarksville  Southwestern  Presby.  Univ.. J.   B.  Wharey 8,600 

Columbia    Columbia  Institute    Naomi  Clark  1,200 

Cumberland   City    Cumberland  City  Academy.. Norma   Lashlee    1,000 

Franklin     Tennessee  Female  College... Bettie   McKibbon    1,500 

Harrlman    American   University   James  A.  Tate 2.500 

Hiwassee  College    Hiwassee  College   H.   L.   Callahan 3,000 

Huntingdon    Southern  Normal  University. Ethyl   Murray   10,000 

Jackson    Lane   College    Mrs.  J.  A.  Bray 1,000 

Jackson    Memphis  Conference  Female 

Institute   A.   B.  Jonefi 5,368 

Jefferson   City    Carson  and  Newman  Col Miss   Ellis   2,000 

Knoxville    Knoxville  College    H.   M.   Telford 2.200 

Knoxville    University   of   Tennessee Sabra  W.  Vought 20,000 

Lebanon   Cumberland    University    L.  L.  pice 20,000 

Lebanon    Lebanon   College   for   Young 

Ladies  H.  H.  Melr 1,000 

Maryville     MaryviUe  College  Charles  Marston  13,000 

Memphis    Le  Moyne  Normal  Institute.. Joanna   Hyslop   3,000 

Morristown    Morristown  Normal  College.  H.  J.   Forrest 1,000 

Mt.    Pleasant   Howard  Institute   Jennie  Bastick  1,200 

Nashville    Flsk  University    Katharine  M.  Marvin..    8.800 

Nashville    Montgomery  Bell  Academy.. A.   P.   Charlton 1,223 

.N'ashville    Peabody  Col.   for  Teachers.. Jennie   Lauderdale   16.000 

Na.shville    Roger  Williams   University.. Effa  D.   Guest 7,000 

.Nashville    Vanderbilt   University    W.   J.   Vaughn 35,000 

Nashville    Walden    University    E.  W.  S.  Hammond....    4,453 

Hogersville    Swift   Memorial   Institute Eva  S.  Mabrey 1.500 

Sevierville   Murphy   College    James   Keeble    1,000 

Sewanec    University  of  the   South Mrs.   E.   H.   Shoup 24,125 

Spencer    Burrltt    College    H.  B.  Walker 3.000 

Swei'twater    Sweetwater  Military  College. Annie  C.  Hulvey 2.00() 

White   Pine    Edwards  Collegiate  Inst Mae  T.  Reeves 1,000 

TEXAS. 

.Austin   Saint    Miary's    Academy Sister  M.  de  Ricci 1.500 

Austin  Samuel  Houston  College J.  W.  Frazier 2,000 

Austin  Tillotson  Miss  E.  J.  Stenebaugh.  2,000 

Hrownwood    Howard  Payne  College  Anne  May  McNeill 2,000 

Chappel  Hill  Chappel  Hill  Female  Col... .Belle  G.  Sterrette 1,000 

Denton     North  Texas  State  Normal.. .Mrs.  Pearl  McCracken.  11,000 

Ft.    Worth    Ft.  Worth  University Miss  J.    Lewis 4.000 

Ft.    Worth    Polytechnic  College   F.   M.   Eronsford 2,300 

Huntsville    Sam  Houston  Normal  Inst.. Ella  Smither   Sl^SSO 

Marshall    Bishop  College   Carrie  Laird  4,300 

North   Waco    Texas    Christian   Univ Mrs.  M.  B.  M.  Gibbons.  4.000 

Sherman     Austin   College   D.   P.  Eagleton fi.mx) 

StephenviUo   John  Tarleton  College H.   Blankenship   1.940 

Waxahachie    Trinity   University    D.  S.  Bodenhamer 2,000 

Whltewright    Grayson  College   Miss  Williams  3,000 


coLLxae  uBSASiMa. 


COLLEOS   LIBSAR1S3. 


UTAH. 

LoEBn     Asrlcullurol  Col,    of  Utah..,MlB8  E.  C.  Smith t2,«K 

Logan     Brlgham  Young  CollBBe Jenn  Thataher  *JBI 

Mt.    PIgoehuI    Wasatch  Academy    Upsb  Serena   Nellaon...    l.EOO 

Suit  Lake  City. Lalttnloy  HaInU'  University. Elizabeth  Cannon  h.im 

Salt  Lake  City Gordon  Academy    B.   M.   Hogen ZfiM 

Salt  Lake  CHy RofHand   Hall    Mabel   Corbin   l^OO 

Salt  Lake  City University  of  Utah Oeoree   Coray    3a.«0 

SHit  Lake  Clly Utah  State  School  of  Hlnei.Qeorse  Coray  SI.IdD 


VERMONT. 


..Racfa 


Robinson . . 


).«« 


Lyndon  Center    , 

Mlddleburs    

Randolph   Center 


Agricultural   College    Edith    Clarke   m.Jtl 

..State    Normnl    Bchool Uiss.  Mary  L.  Tracey..    Ifim 

..Black    River  Academy    PranEIln  E.  Beald Ijni 

..Lyndon    Inatilute    FVedeiick  A-   Halney...    I.SBO 

..Mlddleburg   College    C.    B,    Wright ttjm 

..Randolph  Slate  Nor.  SchOOLC.    H,    Morrill tMD 

..Vermont   Academy    Laura    K.    HOTlon 6,000 

..Thetford  Academy   Mrs.    F.    E.    Garry S.OOD 


VIRGINIA. 


Black  1 
Blacksburg  . 
Blackstone  . 
Bridge  water 
Brlatol    


_   _.  „.  Hartsook...  10,010 

hool  C.   M.   Abbot UOO 

Academy. ..  Ma mpden   Wllaon    1.000 


Charlottesville    , 


....Randolph- Macon   College   ....Htj 

....Bellevue  HiEh  S 

....Cluster    SprTngB 

....Virginia    Polytechnic   Inst.. ..Mary    lAcy    

....Hoge  Memorial  Military  Ac.E,    B.    Flshlume. 

Brldg<?ffater  College   J.  W.  "Waylaiia  . 

....Sulllna  College    W.    B.    Martin   .. 

....Virginia    InEtltute    H.    L.   Jonea   

....RawUngs    Institute    Stella    Tribble    .. 

. . . .  (.inlverally  of  Virginia   Jno.   8.  Patton   . 

Randolph  -  Macon  Woman's 

College   Park   College    J.  L.  AimBtrong 

Dayton    Shenandoah  Collegiate  lnBt..H.    I>.    Loomis   .. 

Emory   Emory  and  Henry   College 

Hampden   Sidney    Hampden    Sidney    College.. ..Dr.  H.    R.   Ucllwalne..  l&OOO 

Leidngton    Virginia    Military    InatltulB..N.    M.    Larrlek    .,- U,a9 

Virginia    Normal  and   Indus- 

Peteraburg     , trial    Institute    J.   M.  Oandv   2.000 

Richmond    Hartshorn    Memorial    Col.. ..Carrie  V.    Dyer   l.MO 

Richmond    McOuires   Unlvcralty   Sohl.-.John    P,   McGulre.  Jr...    1,100 

Richmond    , Richmond    College    C.    H.  Ryland  UJIOD 

Richmond    Union  Theological  Semi nfiry.  Rev.  J.  Q.   McAllister. 

Richmond    Virginia   Union   Unlverrtty. .  F.  G.   Lewis  

Salem    Roanoke    College    W.    F.    Morehead    

Alexandria     Proteatant     Episcopal    Theo- 
logical  Seminary   Miss   Worthlngton  .... 

Waynesboro    Flshburne  Military   School. ..A.   W.  Ruff   


LOOO 


.  10400 


WASHINGTON. 


has.    A.    Palmer 

lev    John  Nicholson... 
R.  Mallery  . 


Belllngham    State   Normal   School    Mabel   Zoe   Wilson 

Cheney    State  Normal  School   Mabet  M.  Reynolds 

I  Parkland   ..PaclHc  Lutheran  Academy. .J,   L',   Xavier 

'  Pullman    Washington  AgHcuitl.   Col...Gerlruie    Saiton    1 

Seattle     I'nlverslty   of  Washington.  .Harry  Cauby  Coftman.  1 

I  Seattle    T.  M.  C.  A.  Institute 

L Snohomish    Puget  Sound  Academy 
Spokane    Gonzaga  College  
Spokane    Walton  COi.  of  ExpresBloi 
Tacoma    Whitworth  College  l^H-.,   F.  Shaffer  . 
Waltsburg    The   Waitaburg  Academy,... Minnie  Q,  Smith    , 
Walla   Walla    Whttman  College   .  .        .    .       .      _ 

Athena    
Barboursville 
i 


WEST    VIRGINIA. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  40' 


LAW    LIBRARIES.  LAW    LIBRARIES 


Bfckley    Beckley  Seminary   1,000 

Bethany    Bethany  College   Ethel    Streator    3,000 

Buckhannon    West    Vir.    Conference  Sem..F.   \V.   Haught   3.000 

Charh'stuii     Powhatan  College   1,000 

Charloston    Stephenson  Seminary   1,000 

Fairmont     State  Normal  School  3,000 

(ilcMville    State  Normal  School  4,000 

HaipHi's    Ferry    Storer    College    Lena    B.    LIghtner    5,000 

Huntington    Marshall   College    Adiienne   Burns   7,000 

Institute   West  Vlr.  Collegiate  Inst 1,500 

Lt'wlsburg   Lewisburg  Female   Inst 1,400 

Morganlown     West    Virginia    University... Pauline   G.    Wiggin 30,978 

Salem    Salem  College   S.  B.  Bond   3,500 

Shepherdstown     Shepherd    College    Mable  Gardiner    2,400 

Wrst    Liberty   State  Normal  School   Loraino   Fortney   3,000 

WISCONSIN. 

Appleton     Liiwrence   University    Zelia  Smith  22.189 

Beaver    Dam    W^ayland  Academy   David   Merriam   2,000 

Beloit     Beloit   College   James  A.  Blaisdell 33,000 

Delatleld     St.   John's   Military  Acad 5,000 

Fond   du    I^ac Grafton   Hall    Jean   Dodd    2,100 

Hillside    Hillside    Home    School Jane   Lloyd   Jones 10,000 

Madison    University  of  Wisconsin Walter  McMynn  Smith.276,000 

Milton     Milton   College    Edwin  Shaw   7,100 

Milwaukee     Concordia  College    Otto   Hottstaedt   6,743 

Milwaukee    German-English  Academy   ..Oscar   Burckhardt    4,700 

Milwaukee     Milwaukee    Academy    1,800 

Milwaukee     Marquette  College   Victor   Putten    10,250 

Milwaukee     National     German-American 

Teachers'   Seminary  Oscar   Burckhardt    4,700 

Milwaukee     State    Normal    School Delia  Ovitz   10,840 

Oshkosh    State    Normal    School Ella  Goodwin  Parmele.  27,102 

Platteville    Platteville  State  Normal Bee  A.   Gardner 8,000 

River   Falls    River  Falls  State  Normal. ...  Miss  C.   E.  Dilliman....    8,000 

Scandinavia     Scandinavia  Academy   Ada  Bjoin   2,000 

Sinsinawa    Mound    SL    Clair  College Sister   M.    Camilius 5,000 

Stevens   Point    State    Normal    School Elizabeth    F.    Simpson.    8,800 

Mt.    Calvary    St.   Lawrence  College Rev.    Justin    Hausman.    3.650 

Waukesha     Carroll   College   Amanda   Flattery    3,000 

Whitewater     State    Normal    School Grace   E.    Salisbury 8,000 

WYOMING. 

Lnramit'    Tnivensity   of   Wyoming Grace  R.   Hebard 18,000 


LAW  LIBRARIES- 
ALABAMA. 

I'niversity     Univ.   of  Ala.,  Law   Dept 1,500 

ARKANSAS. 

Little   Rock    Supreme  Court  Library ....  P.    D.    English 20.000 

CALIFORNIA. 

Los  Angeles    Los  Angeles  Co.  Law  Lib.  .T.  W.   Robinson 9,000 

Riverside     Riverside    Co.    Law    Lib W.    W^    Phelps 1,250 

San   Diej^o   San    Diego   Co.    Law   Lib 2,893 

.San    Francisco    Law   Lib..  Sou.   Pacific  Co 12,000 

.San   Francisco    Mills   Building   Law    Lib...  John    M.    Elmore....  15,000 

.San    Francisco    San    Francisco   Law   Lib 42,4 l»i 

.San   Francisco    Supreme   Court    Benjiniin    Edson    ...  IS.OOO 

.San    Jose    Law    Library    Miss   H.   G.   Garron..  4,000 

.Stanford   T^nlv Law    Department    7,500 


%m 


.',4  4r    USetAJUJ^ 


L^T     1^33-4-2133. 


*•.,*  * 


•  •  It. 


— ..  V 


i     tuti 


.  ■I'll*' -11  III      *»*'»ii»i»       iL         —  "" 

if-i'ri    L-*-v    1.*.:     JtJSSt^  .i. ---   Z.   vit-iixj 

••..'"   m*-    '.''ji.r*:    L-l"*^    L- i      rr.   -l.      ".irk. 


«« 

>«fi 

i. 

itt  . 

t 

•••■» 

». 

•  .  . 

•  • 

!•■   • 

** 

»•>'. 

13. 

■h^> 

• 

l<r>< 

.  .«t    •      1. . 


"^-rl'i*  ~    K-— !.-:x 


,'* .«  ^', . '.  y  ''* 


r*. -"-r. 


^^  *•*■' 'j»*l*      Pl-l  » 


TT    Li.-:...    '.'lu^i-s    S.    Evi.:i.3. 
PTi:I:p    P.    ^v^::* 


!.• 


I  4f,  .r.  >r'/. 


i^ijrrp-r'VT  of  •.or-iVMBi-'L. 

Fi.tr  A.^»  r.  -jt  '.:l^.  D.  C 

f-;i'A'    r<  T.r,ry.     

i-^fW    .•*  .lo*/!     

r.a.7(r    lA'r,T>,T7    Wi~.     A      Ri.?ii  trds 

Na.'':or.;i;   r'r.ir.   L«i.ir  Scfeo*"-! 


*    x~  • 


1  <.'>•.>*> 


4.*>-*t.i 


FLORIDA. 


';  .fll.if.i 


|J<#|.T/ 


/-«• 


H  *pr*:rf;<:   Court    7.1  r- 


IDAHO. 
i^Vxttt   I.^w   Library 


Mrs.   A.  S.   Erskine. 


S,«S*} 


ILLINOIS 


^'rii'.i;''/          AJ4hl;irirl    fJlo' k    I-,a.w    Lib 5.000 

/•»,)/  .It-:/,                   ^'hl'  iijco    IJ.tr    As.s#.ri;ition.  .Carlos    P.   Sawyer. . .  7!25rt 

'•hi'. IK"                      r'hir.'iKo   K*:rit  <^:ol.  of  I.aw. Oliver  A.  Burkhart..  2.00-1 

i'\,\>  ,xv.n           ''hlr.'jjco  1^1  w  Institute Wm.    H.    Ilolden 39.8b3 

i')\\i  .>v.ti    *\\'.   i'\i\rk    Hf   ; .  .  .  IlIiri'ilM  f*oII#jff-  of  Law  ....  John    O.    Allen 1.200 

i'\t\i  iiift,  MM  ''f.ijft    M'»iiM*-.;./-.;iw   Iri.stitut*r    36.12^ 

r»iW,iK"   '  ."*'     W     I'rilv.    f{.  j,,N.    VV.  L'niv.   I^'iw  School lO.OOo 

M«.tif»l    V' f  ri'iri             Illinois    I^iw    Library A.    O.    Millspaugrh    ..  lO.OO'l 

f  XI, I  W.I                               App*-II.'it*-  Court   Library 9.00.) 

I'loihi                                F''oria     l^.'iw    I^ibrary 6,5^0 

M|»r  hiKll' III              Siipr'-rrHr    r:ourt    Library.  .  ..Ralph    H.    Wilkin...  16.000 

I'fliiM.i                                        ...''oINK'-   of   Law 2.2:'"> 

INDIANA. 

,  ,  .  .S'hool    iit    L;iw....'. 4,0iV) 

,  ,  ..  KvMiiHvlllr*    L;i\v    Ll])rary 2,250 

..    .Iiiill.'iiM    L;iw   School 1.500 

...  .  IiMll.iUMpoIlH  Har  Assn W.    K      Horn S.O?>a 

Inill;in;ii»oIlH   Col.    of   Law.. J.    V.    Clark LFiO'l 


I  fliMMiihik  I  on 
\'',\  ii  ni!  ■  till 
I  ii<llii  iiii  |i<i||i. 
I  imII-i  III  p'll  If 
I  nijlii  luiptiihi 
I  lull  I  Mil  piiIlM 
I  ml  li  lilt  pnll'i 

Null*       I  >'l  IIM 
Ml*    lll'IMlHl 

VN  liK  li«  ■'!•  I 


I  I  I  \  I   Mpiil  I 

I  ii  M    Mnlm  M 
I.IW    I     I  'II  \ 


I      I  \\   I  I    M  «   • > 


Liiw    lltilbllnjr   Library (;(»rtriMlf  Hiunann    ..  5.000 

Sin  to    Law    Ll])raiy 33.67" 

....L.'iw    I  Jcparl  rni'Mt     7,00.^ 

.     ..Law    lilbraiy    A.sso<'iat  i<m 3.00« 

Kaml«»lpli    <'<).    T..a\v    Lib 3.000 


IOWA. 

..I.unir   ilranl    Law   Library 12.0*»'» 

hiw.i    CollrK'"   <>r   Law .loliii    T.    Jon«'S 1.9^7 

.L.iNV    Library    Mcrton    L.    Person/..  H.-M'"^ 

KANS.XS 

.Si  honl    III"    Law I'arrio   Watson    1.5'>.i 


OF  THE  UNITED   STATES  AND   CANADA.  40£ 


LAW    LIBRARIES. 


LAW    LIBRARIES. 


KENTUCKY. 
I^ouisviile     Louisville    Law    Library. .  .Sam'l    F.   Johnson...    10,00'J 

LOUISIANA. 

Now    Orleans    Louisiana   Bar  Assn Walter  H.   Probst...    18,000 

MAINE. 

Alfred     York   Bar  Library Willis   T.    Emmons.  .  2,000 

Auburn     AndroscoggTin  Co.  Law  Lib.A.    R.    Suvag:e 4,277 

Augrusta    Kennebec  Law  Library. . .    C.  W.  Jones 2,000 

lianpTor    Univ.  of  Maine  Sch.  of  Law 3.000 

Bangor    Penobscot  Bar  Lib.  Assn. .  .Milton  S.   Clifford. .  .  3,500 

I^elfast    Waldo  County  Law  Lib Tileston    Wadlin    ...  1,600 

Dover     Piscataquis  Co.  Law  Lib. .  .Alfred   R.    Peake.  .  .  .  1.753 

Kllsworth    Hancock    Law    Library. ..  .John   F.    Knowlton..  3,000 

FarminpTton     Franklin  Co.  Law  L.  Assn.B.  M.  Small 1.000 

Houlton    Law   Library  Association.  .John  Bluddegran  ....  2,7o.j 

Maohias    Washington  Co.  Law  Lib.  .P.   H.   Longfellow. . .  1.400 

Portland     ,.  .  .  .Greenleaf  Law  Library 8.500 

Skowhegran    Somerset  Bar  Law  Lib 1.000 

South  Paris Oxford  County  Law  Lib. .  .Walter  L.  Gray 1.000 

Wlsrassot   Lincoln  Law  Library     . . .  .Charles  L.  Macurda.  1,500 

MARYLAND. 

Baltimore   Baltimore  Law  School 1,00() 

Baltimore   Lib.    Company   of   the   Bal- 

'  timore  Bar    Andrew   H.   Metteo.  .    20,144 

Baltimore Univ.   of  Md.  Law  School 1 .000 

Frederick    Law  Lib.   of  Frederick  Co 3,000 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Boston   Boston    Bar   Association. .  .A.  M.  P.   Porter 8.502 

Boston    Law   School    1 0,000 

Bo.ston    Social  Law  Library Francis   W.  Vaughn.  35.000 

Cambridge    Law   Library    John   H.  Arnold 67.000 

Cambridge    Middlesex  Law  Lib.  Ass'n 35.000 

Dedham    Norfolk  Co.  Law  Lib.  Ass'n 4.175 

Kast  Cambridge   Middlesex  Law  Lib.  Ass'n.. John    L.    Ambrose,  .  .  20.000 

Fitchburg    Fitchburg    Law   Library.  .  .W.  P.  Hall 2.500 

Greenfield Franklin  Co.  Law  Lib 7.000 

Northampton   Hampshire  Law  Library 8,000 

Pittsfield    Berk.shlre  Law  Lib.  Ass'n.  .Chas.  K.  Burke 7.500 

Plymouth   Plymouth   Co.  Law  Lib.  A 3.200 

Springfield    Hampden  Co.  Law  Library. Claribel  H.   Smith.  .  .  0.7ns 

Taunton     Bristol  Co.  Law  Library.  .  .Frederick    K.    Austin  10.000 

Worcester    Worcester  Co.  Law  Lib 22.54.^» 

MICHIGAN. 

Ann  Arbor   Department   of  Law 19.7riK 

Detroit    College   of  Law Eva    X.    Hawlev 13.010 

Grand   Rapids    Law    Library Caint*    C    Gooflwln .  .  7.3«<« 

Kalamazoo    Kalamazoo  Co.  Law  Lib 2.000 

Marciuette    Bar  Library  Ass'n J.  E.  Bill 3  ooo 

Port    Huron    St.  Clair  Co.  Circuit  Ct.  Lib 1.500 

MINNESOTA. 

Duluth    Duluth    Bar   Lib.    As.s'n .  .  .  .Miss    K.    Hicks 10.000 

Minneapolis    Minneapolis  Bar  Ass'n Ed.    Stanley    Waters   10.00(f 

MISSISSIPPI. 

T^nlversity    I>aw   School 1,500 


Hn 


hA  M     U»kAttr£JI 


*     ^ 

fo-. 

w  .« 

i>*>< 

-  •  - 

m^ 

a'*    . 

*  _ 

(■•■• 

•  * 

l*«lll 

''/■».,  V.  -,  ^  .    f^iir  I>i:pii.rt.T.*ar -^ ..- 

i<^'','A*  (  .' /  r-ATT   raf-^rarj  AWa. Ha:    F    B^^^tf 

*f*    J^,^^X^f.  .^i^r  -Arr.^.T.  E;iak  Law  Lib.  .Fraa'.***  'iiljior-. 

.<<♦     (/■.«AC,^  .  .  r.Aw   Liivrary  AJflTa 

y     f •.  , , »  ,  r..&v  i^-iiool     

MOVTAXA. 

M','  -rf'-^i'','-    r^^-ar   Library OliT'rr  T    '.'r-x^T    .  li.»' 

XeBRAiSKA. 

J^»r»"*'  .  ..'>>li«tjr*:  of  Law 4.«K-' 

ftf(,it.,i  A^w   Library    l."'**' 

N'KW  JERiJEY. 

'/ir/.'i'r.  f'^ttrA^n  Co.    Bar  Asa' R John    M«-ins         i.i:; 

Jit  w^trk  .    .  .  Knn*:x  Co.   Lawyers'   Club..  Jay  H»rrb^rt   R-fid...       3. 

M'  w>n  k  ...  f'rij4*rntlal  In«.  Co.  Law  Lib 7.*"— 

.VP:W  MEXICO. 
H.i/.f'i    I"  .  T'-rritorlal    Library    Lu  Eniin«ftt    l»>.7i'.* 

NEW   yORK- 

Alb'in/                       Albany    f-AW    Hchool H.    W.    Van    All«fn ::.SSn 

Alb/inv          ^!oiirt  of  App*fals A.    S.    Broll«:'y 25.5S7 

AlhittiY                Hl:%U:    Ijitw    Library Stephen    B.   Griswold  Trt.2!»<i 

HtiWnUm   Him .Sar;itoKa  f.'o.   I>;iw   Library.  W.   A.   Smith    2.20m 

li\iHtii.inttori      Hijpr«-fn*r   Court    Winifred  M.  Smith..  ll.SrtO 

llfooklyn   iffntrl   Houh'k  ..  Brooklyn    I^iw    Sf*hool -. . . .  i.OO'i 

Hio/;klvr>   (i'tntrl   ilonH*:} .  .  .\jfiw    FJb.    In    Brooklyn    (in- 

'ludinK  2d  Judicial  Dist.). Alfred  J.  Hook 26.«a>; 

hitfTiilo     (H    ;;:j.  ''Jfy  M;ill; .  L;iw    IJbrary    of    Sth    Judl- 

r|;il    UlHtrirrt)    Ralph    Stone    IS.OOrt 

iMlhl                     />#-I;iware   Co.    <^'upreme   Ct.M.   E.  Chirk 10,rt«" 

MhM'H              Law    Library    30.^74 

KlfiK«l"fi  Third     Judicial     r>l«t.     I^-iw 

LlWrary    Geo.    Teller    fi.68n 

N'i'wImjihJi  Hi'iorid    Judicial    DIst,    Law 

Ll]*rary    N.    D.    Belknap    «.1«4 

Nt'W    Vol  k   <  'My Hrhool  of  Law 23.00ft 

Niw       Vo»k      <'lly       (Tryoii 

Kow)                <'or.    f'otinsel    Law    Dept. ..  .James    M.     Valles...  15.000 

N'W    VoiU   <*llv   M;!0   Broad- l':*|iilhi])li      Life    AHSnr.     So- 

WM\i                     rietv    Law   Library Thonia.s  (^impbell    ..  21.00b 

N<w    Voii<    riiv    C'.U   BrcMil- 

WMV)                M«-<ll<<)-L«-Kal   Soch'ty   Lit) 1,500 

N»-w     VoiU    <'Mv    IV.:    NaMHaii 

HI   »                   Milt.    Lir.-    111.  Cf).   Law  Lib.  William  J.  C.  Berry.  10,70S 

N»w       YniU       J'lfv       (!'.      (). 

MiilldhiK'                N«NV    York    Law    Institute ..  Wm.    H.    Winters....  59.197 

Nl'W      Yoili     <'IIV      (i'.fi     NllHHMll 

HI   >             N«'W   York  Law  School...      Thos.    L.    Thompson.  10,193 

NiW    YoiU   i'llv    <:r.!    Waver 

Iv     rn         Law    Library    16,510 

Noi  N\  li  h                        h'olhll    Mini.    Law  TJbrary.N.  I4.  Ruckteshler.  .  .  6.000 

IliM  III  Mill                       Tower's    Law    T.,lb:ary Janie.«<    M.    Ansrle    ...  10.000 

Miiiiih>M.ii    MpilMKM        ..     .         till    .IiMllcIal    nist.   T^aw  TJb.J.  K.  Salisbury 6.10ft 

fUi.iiii'i.                                      .     .I'oiirt    of   ,\i»in'als T.   Tj.    R.    Morgran    ...  25,ftOft 

•Ui.niiM,                                      .     .  \Vni.    (V    Rii«:cr    Law    Lib .  .  .  I^^rank    R.    Walker    ,.  1.810 

III  I., I                                                     Mil   .hulirlal   I>lst.    Law  Lii>.  Isaac    P.    Rielby    ....  7.825 

VNlili.     I'l.ilii'i                               .  Wrstchrstrr  Co.    Law  Lib..  (J.   Albert     Thompson  3.500 

NOIiTM    CAROLINA 

i"bn»«'l    mil  .Law     l">f  pa.lni'ni^      2.000 

|j,»|i.l»\b  .Sii|»r»i.n«    Court     Libr.ny 14.600 

NN  .iH«-    I'oirnl  .Law    Scbt»ol     1.00ft 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  411 


LAW    LIBRARIES. 


LAW    LIBRARIES. 


OHIO. 

Celina   Mercer   Co.    Law   Library.  .Frank  V.  Short    ..      ..1,000 

Cincinnati    Cincinnati    Law    Lib.    Assn.Edwin    Gohlson    ....  27,000 

Cincinnati    McDonald    Educational    In- 
stitute  Y.    M.    C.   A.    Law 

Library     1,000 

Cincinnati    Law   Lib.    of    the    Cin.    Col. Eleanor  de  V.  Piatt.  6,500 

Cleveland    Cleveland   Law   Lib.  Assn. .  E.  A.   Feazel    17,000 

Cleveland    Franklin    T.     Backus    Law 

School     10,000 

(Tolumbus    Law    Library    Assn Chas.   1".    Keech    ....  4,500 

Columbus    College  of  Law 3,500 

Columbus    Supreme  Court  Law  Lib..  .Frank  N.  Beebe   ....  23,000 

Dayton    Dayton  Law   Library    D.   W.   Iddings    10,000 

Toledo    Toledo    Law    Association.  .Mary  V.   Fisk   9,000 

OKLAHOMA. 

Guthrie    Okla.    Terr.   Lib J.  W.  Foose   16,000 

OREGON. 

Porthind    Multnoma  Law  Lib John  F.   Logan    6,000 

Salom    State    Library    J.   B.   Putnam    25,000 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Carlisle    Cumberland   Co.    Law   Lib.  .J.    Adair    Herman    ..  4,863 

Carlisle    School   of  Law    5,000 

Chambersburg    Franklin   Co.   Law   Lib 2,400 

Harrisburg    Dauphin    Co.    Law    Library W.   H.    Wyant    3,000 

Honesdale    Law   &   Library   Assn 2,000 

Ijaneaster    Law   Library  Association.  .  H.  C.  Gempering    ...  10,000 

Mauch  Chunk   Carbon   County  Law   Lib 1,000 

Xorristown    Montgomery  Co.   Law  Lib.  .John   S.  Jones   5,500 

I'hiladelphia    (Drexel    Blg.)Hirst    Free    Law    Library..  Wm.    M.    Stewart  jr.  12,000 

Philadelphia    (City    Hall)  .  .Law  Assn.    of   PhiladelphlaLuther  E.   Hewitt    ..  39,904 

Philadelphia    Steph'n  Girard   Bg.  Law  Lib 6,500 

Philadelphia    Biddle   Law  Library    Mrs.    M.    C.    Klingel- 

IMttsburg    Allegheny    Co.    Law    Lib. .  .      smith    30,532 

Reading    Berks  County  Law.  Lib 33.000 

Scrjinton     Connell    Law    Library    5,000 

Washington    Washington  Co.  Law  Lib..  .Annie  W.  Broadbent.  5,000 

Westchester    .'Chester  Co.   Law  &  Misc. 

Library     2,500 

York    York   Co.    Law   Library    7.000 

RHODE  ISLAND. 

r»rovldenre     State  Law   Library    4,000 

SOUTH    CAROLINA.         J.    H.   Bongartz    27.500 

Columbia    Supreme  Court  Library 10,000 

SOUTH  DAKOTA. 

Pierre    Supreme     Court     Law     Lib.J.   S.  Sebree 7,7.SS 

TENNESSEE. 

Memphis    Mem.  Bar  &  Law  Lib  Assn.H   A.   Cole    16,000 

TEXAS. 

Austin    Supreme  Court  Library 12,000 

Fort    Worth    Ft.   Worth  Law  Library. . .  W.  C.  String    6,000 

Galveston     Court   of   Civil  Appeals    4,000 

UTAH. 

Salt    Lake  City    State  Law  Library L.   P.  Palmer   10,0?l 

VIRGINIA. 

('harlottesville   (Univ.  Sta.) Law    School    5,000 


41V  PATCEMaoarS  OOfLLECX.  AMD  SCSOOL 


KEJ/ICAL  UHRAEIEIE.  '  MXD2CAL  r^TM^MVTK^ 

!-»*  i-LCTC'i. 1-i.w  5t±iDo! 5.W«:« 

K : '  :-  l:.  '.•:,  c S:  ii  c»C''.  of  iiir 1,  '•  >-• 

K; -t:   '.»riC     «-5lti€  L&v  L^torBir "W.   "W.   Scom 1*.5{»0 

WASHISGTOK. 

.S»fai: :*      ' Univ     Sifc-tifi.  ■ . .  .Law  S^-boDj l^O* 

«':.ar:*-F:c»::       jSitt*  LdYirfcry 14,**1 

MorpL  r.t oTrr:         ...  CoU**^*:   c-f  Lfi."W I^e4 

M^i  G :  S'.  T.                                        .  .  ■-"■:  ::*-g  *:  of  LaV S.MO 

M    0  1-   r.                                          .i?tLtt  Lhw  I-fbriry J.  R    Btrrrman    JT.»: 

M<ir>.*'.:»                    Mf.r:r,*:tl*    Co.    Lav   Lab 1.600 

Mi]M-  .-.  k'-                         .  .         .  L;.-«r   LibrEjrj  Asfil    'W.  "W.    "Wrig-ht    5.€12 

"WTOMING 

<  'ii«ry«^  :.r-*                                       .>:ilt  L^w  LibrsLry 1§.a<*v 


MEEHCAL  LIBRARIES. 

CALJFORXIA- 

Ijtjti  .\:.K-:«:s    .  .  .     -Htr.dryx  M€?d.  Lib. St^nj.  y    P.    Black...  _'."■••• 

.Sai:   Frar.ris  ••  C^'or-er    Med.    Ldbrarr    E^avid   M.    Bc-lfrag-t  .  .  .-...•^.» 

Srtn    Frar:'.-is   *^^.  H:.h:i«-rrir-.rin     Med.     College 

of  ih*^  Pa-ific G.    E     M.^nningr.  M.I>.  3.;«  i 

S;fi   Frc.r-   iF'.o     M*-d.    I^-j't.   Unir.   of  Caii 2.^>'> 

Siin   I'yarif-is  <• San  Francisco  Co.  M€d  Soc.Van  H.  Huien,  IL  D.  1,500 

CONXECnCTT. 

J lartff rd    .  Hartf<rd  Hospital  Mf^d.  Lib C.O*"*'* 

Hartford Hr.rifcrd    Medical   Lib W.   R.  Steeiner,   M.D.  l.S-^.* 

PlirrRICT  OF  •X-LUMBIA- 

W  .  ^•:: 'if  •'■'-.    ...  .  M»^d:'a:    r»*-partrr.^r.:    "VT.  A.   Boyd    *.0«'. 

W    «^-.:r.g^v-r.  NifVr.a:   Col.   of  Pharmaty ;.5o'i 

GEORGLV 


,  J 


».*■.-'•;.  .  .  ..-\iianta   Col.    of  Physicians" 

&   Surgeons l.OO^ 

.\*;.  •  V.  ;»».r4ri:i    Cr.l.    of    Ecleciio 

M<=-difir!e   &   S'^rpery l.'^n.) 

A'^i.-:.  ..M.  dkal  College  of  Georgia o.rt^f 

ILLINOIS. 

^••. !;.;."•    .    .\r:.'-ri<:an    Mc-d     Miss.    Col 1. .>«•"> 

'•f  ]'  .-^ro }','■:. nttl  Collegf:-  of  Eclectic 

Medl'^Ine   .t   Surgery    1.2'^«^ 

<'H'  .It'"      ^'hicago  Coll'^-ge   of  Pharni 1  goo 

'■}.\'uu'> *^'hi.    Col.    of    Physicians    .t 

Surgeon?    Metta   M.    Loomls    .  .  7.125 

'•hW.'ifro   (ZT,':  >     A'"*,*!   >'t  .   t'),\_    Homeopathic    M^-di^'l 

Sor-iety    A.  R.  McDonald    ....  2.50.1 

•  'K'.it:"                           I»':nh.Tm    M<rdi^nl    C'-'ll'-ir*- 1.2.'."*. 

<•»    '.'L'<.      'L'^j.'      </.rrrjcr'  If  ihr.fir.ann     M*--d.     <^ol.     i.f 

^Jfov    Av      ^hirrieo    G.    M.    M^Bean.    M.D.  2.000 

'■»,  '  ■•'^o !{•  ring  M^diral  College   .  .  .  W.  C.  Paul 1,500 

<'}]':iiio  ...         .  North w<^-.ct*'-rn   T'niv.    M'^d. 

School 2.880 

t'i,\':iU">          Rnsh   Medical   Collpge    .  .  .  .Ludwig  Hektoen    ...  10.5:6 

INDIANA. 

Ii»'II;ui.'i|»oIIh    <^'«ntral    Col     of    Phvpirlans 

^     Surg.     .'CHrk     IJb.>    2.000 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  413 


MEDICAL  LIBRARIES, 


MEDICAL  LIBRARIBB. 


LOUISIANA. 

New  Orleans    Charity    Hosp.    Med.    Lib 4,700 

New  Orleans    Flint   Medical   College    1,000 

New  Orleans    Orleans  Parish  Med.  Soc. . .  Homer  Dupuy 3,943 

New  Orleans    Medical  Department   3,400 

MAINE. 

Brunswick    Medical   School   of  Maine 3,700 

MARYLAND. 

Baltimore   Johns  Hopkins  Hosp.  Lib. .  E.   Minnie   W.   Blogg:     8,000 

Baltimore    Medical   School    2,500 

Baltimore  Maryland  State  Homeopa- 
thic Medical  Society   1,000 

Baltimore  Medical  &  Chirugical  Fac- 
ulty of  Maryland Marcia  C.   Noyes    ...    13,260 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

iioston  (818  Harrison  Ave.)Bo'^ton  City  Hospital  (Med- 
ical Library)    3,8ir 

Boston   Medical  Library    A.  T.  Lovering 4,500 

Boston    College     of     Physicians     & 

Surgeons  Library 1,500 

Boston    Harvard  Medical   School 2,279 

Boston   Mass.  College  of  Pharmacy 5.55ft 

Boston    Mass.    General    Hospital 

(Treadwell  I  :biary)    5,935 

Milford   Thurber   Meedical   Assn C.   D.  Albro,  M.   D...  1,200 

Waverly     McLean  Hosp.    &   Med.  Lib 7,494 

Worcester    Worcester      Dist.      Medical 

Lib A.  G.  Getchell,  M.  D.  S.21S 

MICHIGAN. 

Ann  Arbor   Dept.  of  Med.  &.  Surgeery 15,000 

T^anslng    State  Board  of  Health  ...    .  Henry  B.  Baker   ....      7,000 

MINNESOTA. 

Minneapolis   Hennepin  County  Med.  Soc. Eveline   C.    Lyon....  4,721 

Minneapolis   Col.    of    Homeopathic    Med. 

&  Surgery 3,000 

Minneapolis    Col.    of  Med.    &   Surgery 5,000 

MISSOURI. 

St.   Louis    St.    Louis   Med.   Lib.   Assn 3,800 

NEBRASKA. 

Omaha    Omaha  Medical  College 1,000 

Omaha   Presby.    Thf.ol.    Seminary 5,000 

NEW  YORK. 

Brooklyn       (1313      BedfordMed.   Soc.  of  the  county  of 
Ave.)    Kings E.  Tingle    60,000 

Buffalo  (24  High  St.) Univ.  of  Buffalo  Meed.  Llb.Emma  L.  Chappell..      6,617 

Ithaca     Flower    Veterinary    Lib 1,940 

New  York  City  (115-119  W.Col.    of    Pharmacy    of    the 

68th    St.) city    of   New   York    V.  Coblentz,  Ph.  D. . .      5,585 

Now  York  City   (28th  St.  & 

1st  Ave.)    Cornell  Univ.  Med.   College 2,500 

New    York    City    (171    Lex- 
ington Ave.)    Eclectic  Medical  College. .  .William  Wengenroth     3,718 

New  York  City   (55th  St.  &Health  Dept.  of  the  cltl  of 

6th  Ave.)   New  York   1,964 

New   York    City    (17-21    W. 


IIA 


'Ttm^^imr  B.,  ^ 


*        ■-         .« 


--I .    n  n ;« : 

r.  /^  :  ri  -1  fl,  -r  . 


.— w 


■  r'x   .x«-. 


^f.r-. 


.-J.     '.    ^r^ 


.-tL- 


•  •    '  *      1    ■  •» 
.■  <    ■   •■  .    .  '  '  '* 


—  -*-   » 


.7 ';.■."*.    ■'^.irr^    .-t!"»«Dirau. 


.t.  /*•!     »«!  jff*^  if    IIr:i;iiiiaci..kj-  -i  1    rAr»fa 

^-:   •  -    iCflir^     T  ulrrtfi* 

■-•■-:-i.:iil    :rnni-    :5C»*tL     III 

V'>-..;ui,t  tf;»«L  Lib.   A.d9r3.  .±    3C    3ur-tiixi!: 
.-*f.t.— ;  r::^  3Ci*fliiTal    7.iil»Mf!*.    AdiTipii   F-i— 1 

"-.  -     if   7r*-.  Ifetl   Z^pr 
yr,i-^   Hmp.   Miifi.   Lib 


Ed: -J    .\-    3a.rlt-r 


i  ■  1    t  * .  1  .>v- 


.  .    .C-\\.  '^f.   P-^y^iciiina    i?  Piila.  7h.i.-«.   P-rrj  F!jf!r-»r 


ft/-*/ 


f  r-- 

1  f\  f- 

.-« 

/ 

t      ' 

»  '    * 

f'  ' 

I/;.- 

.    4 

•  '  " 

!  /'  t. 

,'''' 

,  'J 

\'.\ 


.Vf-:.-  ■--'':-.. :^;ar:- Til      •7:L>^-* 


'f"      ./I' .  .'''.■  -» 

v.*    ; 


•4   >  •  '  « 


;'---     .-f.*7     >f*d.   Li'TLry.  M:::    -.    3C    B-rrar^y 


rr. 


L-l>5 


:ii 

.  JM'** 

— 

.J:W 

1. 

.  )••*> 

i. 

i^ 

■i. 

•f» 

• 

^•l*i 

«. 

■». 

••i* 

• 

;.!.. 

• 

I-Mt 

: ». 

M*k 

• 
•> 

5  »•• 

.  r >'•;.:. -•'-.rr.*   <.f  M»<!!'::r.»    

.'.V-:r:.^.r:n  M'-A.  Co!    of  Pa     Ad-I  Mr   W    Peckham 

.  A' -t «':-•.'.-. y  of  M'^'di^'ir.* Wtlli.mfiina    Duncan. 

'^'ol^-iT'-   of   PliAr—i.-y H.    .X.   J^pilker 


if 


\i',t  U'  I 


\.t  /    f  f  I  f  •  f  r  1  ■ 


Mil      '   •■•  Ofi 


f'.'.'.f]'    I-<:,jr,d   .\l*-d    5?0'  :<^ny  .f;.-o     r».    Htrrsey. 
M«  rnr-hi*"    Ho«p.   M« '1    ^'mI    

tf;xas. 

fr.l-.     of  T<-x;i5»   M*rl     I  »»-pt 


1 2.  •**■»" 

1  A,  A  All 

2!<oft 

2!S41 


IS.OiVl 


2.15.1 


4.50-1 


I'll    'I    II  tllMil-l 


THEOLOGICAL  LIBRARIES- 

Ar.AHAMA. 

.    Mlillmitfi    iMHtltutf    S.     V.    Vprner 


3.000 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  415 


THEOLOGICAL   LIBRARIES. 


THEOLOGICAL  LIBRARIES. 


ARKANSAS. 

Spielerville     New    Subiaco    Abbey    Lib.. Rev.    B.    M.    Zell, 

O.  S.  B 8,000 

CALIFORNIA. 

Berkeley                           Pacific    Theolog.    Seminary 8,293 

Oakland     Pacific    Theolog.    Seminary 7,580 

San    Anselmo     San    Francisco    Theological 

Seminary    14,148 

San     Francisco     First    Now    Jerusalem 

Church     A.  W.  Manning,  MD.  2,000 

San    Jose    St.    Joseph's   Academy    ...C.   A.   Barchi,  S.   J...  10,000 

San    Mateo    Church  Divinity  School  of 

the    Pacific    James   O.   Lincoln...  4,500 

COLORADO. 

Denver     Cathedral  or   Diocesan  Lib 5,000 

CONNECTICUT. 

Hartford     Hartford    School    of    Relig- 
ious Pedagogy    3,500 

Hartford     Hartford  Theolog.  Sem.   . . .  Chas.    S.    Thayer    .  .  .  81,579 

Lebanon     Buckingham    Pastoral    Lib.Stephen   Smith    1,600 

Middletown     Berkeley    Divinity    School 23,500 

New    Haven     Trowbridge   Reference   Lib.Franck  C.   Porter    ..  4,000 

Soutli    Coventry    Hale    Donation    Library ..  .Nestor    Light    1,490 

DISTRICT    OF    COLUMBIA. 
\VMshinKtt)n     King  Theological  Hall William    V.    Tunnell     3,500 

GEORGIA. 

South   Atlanta    Gammon    Theo.    Seminary 12,000 

ILLINOIS. 

('hi(:ig:o     Chicago    Lutheran    Theo- 
logical  Seminary    5,000 

Chicago    (43    Warren   Ave.)  Chicago     Theological     Sem.Hubert    W.    Gates...    22,500 

(^hieaj^o    (4IM9  Indiana  Av.)Chicago      Training      School 

for  City,  Home  &  For- 
eign Missions  (G.  F. 
Swift    Lib.)     Addle   Grace   Wardle     1,700 

Chicago     (1060    N.     HalstedMcCormick  Theo.  Seminarv 

St.)     (Virginia   Library)    29.900 

Chicago  (1311   Sheffield  Av>Theol.    Sem.    of    the    Evan- 
gelical  Lutheran    Ch 5,100 

Chicago    Univ.   of  Chicago — Con.  Di- 
vinity Sch.    (Baptist)    40,000 

Chicago      (P.17      Stoinway     Western    New    Ch.    Union 

Hall)    Library     ..Sophie    M.    Saul 1,134 

Chicago    (1113    Washington  Western    Theol.    Seminary. 

Boul.)    Francis  J.  Hall,  D.D.     5,400 

lOvanston     Garrett    Bibical    Inst M.  S.   Terry   15,000 

Galesburg    Ryder  Divinity  School 1,000 

Naperville     Union    Bibical    Inst.    (Ev. 

Assn.)      2,000 

Springfield    Evangelical    Luth.    Sem J.   Herz    5,000 

TTpper    Alton     Shurtleflf   Div.    Sch.    Bapt 3,000 


V 


%lf,  PATT£SSOV*S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIKBCTORT 


TUEOLOOiC'AL  LIBRARIES.  I  THMOLOGICAM*   t.tKRA  RiWCS. 


INDIANA. 

i;p.ar-'i    K*:hA'z  TL-froL  d&minair   —  Wilbar  C.    I>ennis    . .      1.20d 

V:r,"r.r-*rs    :*•-    Frir^cis  Xavier  Ca.Uie- 

•irj.:    Library    lO.OAv 

IOWA. 

1/  ^h  ,'.  ^<r    G^rrman  Theol.  Sem.   of  tlie 

North  weal John  TimnK-mian    ..  4,875 

I/.,f,  ,1-  ,.     W^ril-urg   TheoL    Semi  nary  Prof.    M.    Reu 8.00# 

V.'.;»'/r.   J.r.'::or.    'i.  r:;ian  Erglish  Collese   .-Myra  X.   Munnins    -•  1.S21 

KANSAS. 

A»^  f..>^'if.    WVst-rn    Theol.    Seminary. Prof.   J.   L.    Nene.  . .  .      3.00') 

K.tf.^.Ay   *'ry   Kan.  City  Bapl.  Theol.  S€m.P.  W.  Cronnell 1.200 

KENTUCKY. 

I,o.ii.«v  ill*;     IT*  H'.,y.    Thool.    Seminary.  .Rev.  Ed.  L«eroy  War- 
ren        16.00*) 

Loiiif;-.  ill'     .<..»jtli«-rn  Bapt.  Theol.  Sem.Edgrar  A.  Forbes    ...    23.00'> 

MAINE. 

f{;iriK''r    Baii>f«  r  Theol.  Seminary   ..Carrie  S.  Green 24.000 

I,*-w'i«i'»f;    <'ohb   Divinity   Sch H.    R.    Puriton    4.141 

i 
MARYLAND. 

Haltlii.oro     Ai«hbishop's   Library 7,00«» 

|{aItlrr»or« .Maryland  Diocesan  JJbraryG.   R  Utley    30.000 

|{altln.or<i   St.    Jos«;ph*s   Seminary    9,0D> 

liaitiiiior*-     St.   Mary's  Seminary 30.000 

II'  1m  yt#r     Ilrhe.st*.'r  College   (Rcdemp- 

lor — Joseph     C.     Hild,     •/. 

S.   S.   H.  ist  Li'iary) 18,00o 

\\'«  MtmiiiHt' r    \V<  .siiiiinster    Theol.     Scm..Hu£rh  L.   Elderdice..  3.0'JO 

WooiiHtnr  k    Woodstock   College    A.  J.  Maas 67.000 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Aii(lov«r    Ando\«T    Theol.    Sem \Vm.   L.   Ropes 54.200 

ItoMtoM    i  !":>   Hf.iiiiU   St.;    .  .  .  Ain«Ti<  an   L'nitarian  Assn.. Laura  C.   Cornish    ..  l.JOO 

Iti.Mtrjn    (It    H«af  on   St.j    .  .  .  A  iihi  i'-an      Board    of    Com-Judson    Smith     ^,l'^^ 

rnis.siorK'is     for     Foreigm 

Misj-ions    ,  '  '  ] 

noHtoii     School   of  Theology 6.0O0 

noHtnii     CoriKH'^citional    Library    ..  William  H.  Cobb    ...  51.111 

ItoMton    (:>:{  Mt.   V'crr  on   Stjdcrnial    Thcol.   Library ....  Rev.  Geo.  A.  Jackson  21.000 

HoHton     Mass.    New   Church    Union. Edward    A.    Whiston  l.SO'.» 

HiiHtrm     (Itii>^Kles    St.)     .  .  .  .  KiiKKb  s  St.  Map.   Bible  Sob. Mrs.   B.  J.    Batson .  .  .  1.203 

hoHloii     (Brighton)     St.    John's   Seminary    17,000 

<'ainbii<igc     Kl>ls(  r.pal    Theol.    School    ..  Edith  D.  Fuller   ....  12.000 

(';iriibrldnc    Divinity    School     33,1^4 

I,r»Nv.ll     St.  .Vnnc's  Church  (Hector  s 

Library)     3.OO0 

Nnith    Mrookflcid    Vpplcton   Library 5.500 

'riil'lM    Colbnc    Divinity  School 9,000 

Wore.  Ht«'i     nbl    Second    l*ar.     (Bang's 

LIbiary     Mertle    L.    Nelson...  1,321 

MICHIGAN. 

Ann    Arbor    McMillan    Hall    Library    6.00.) 

Iliilhind    West*  rn  Thool.   Seminary 6.O')0 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  417 


THEOLOOICAL   LIBRARIES. 


THEOLOOICAL  LIBRARIES. 


MINNESOTA. 

Collegevllle    St.  John's  Abbey   Bruno     Doerfler,     O. 

S.    B 20,000 

Faribault    Seabury    Divinity    School.  .Al  ford  A.   Butler   ...  9,000 

Mlnneapulis   United    Church    Seminary 2,500 

St.    Joseph    St.    Joseph's   Library 2,000 

St.  Paul Norwegian   Lutheran    Sem..O.   E.   Brandt    3,400 

St.  pjiul    (Merriam  St.  Pk.)St.  Paul  Seminary   Rev.   Wm.  Turner...  10,500 

MISSOURI. 

Conception    Conception  Abbey    Rev.  Frowin  Mergen  1,000 

DeSoto    St.    Clement's    College    Rev.    Pred'k.    Vogt..  4,850 

Florissant    St.   Stanislaus   Seminary    . .  F.   Hageman    15,000 

Kansas  City   Redemption    College    Ferreol     Girardey .  . .  3,00«) 

St.   Liouis   C'oncordia  Seminary    Prof.  L.  Fuerboinger  8,000 

St.   Liouis    Kden  Theological  SeminaryA.   Muecke    G,300 

St.   Louis    Kenrick  Seminary 1,800 

MONTANA. 
I Ftlcna    Diocesan  Library   Victor   Day    1,231 

NEBRASKA. 

Hlair Dana    College    Sigurd  Anker    5,000 

Omaiia    Presby.    Theol.    Seminary 5.000 

NEW   JERSEY. 

TJloonifield    German  Theo.  Sch.  of  New- 
ark     Chas.  T.  Hock,  Ph.  D.     8,000 

Madison     Drew  Theological  Seminary 78,091 

New    Brunswick    Theol.     Sem.     (Gardner     A. 

Sage  Library)    John   C.   Vandyke    ..    47,000 

Princeton    Princeton    Theol.    SeminaryJ.    H.   Dulles    72,000 

West    Ilobokon    St.     Michael's     Passionist 

Monastery F.   Bertrand,   C.    P...    10,000 

NEW  MEXICO. 

TiHS    Vopas    Revlsta  Catolica  Library 4,000 

NEW    YORK. 

Albany     Diocesan    Lending    Library 1,449 

Aubuin    Theol.     Sem.      (Dodge-Mor- 
gan Library)    Rev.  H.  B.  Stevenson  28,671 

T^rooklyn   (170  Remsen  St.)Ch.  Club  of  the  Diocese  of 

Long  Island   Robt.    Harrold    3,000 

Prooklyn   (98  S.  Elliott  PI.)  Free    Lib.    &    Reading   Rm. 

of   the   Brooklyn    Society 

of   the   New   Church    2,000 

Buffalo    (154   Maple    St.) ..  .Martin    Luther    Seminary 1,347 

Buffalo  (348  Porter  Ave.).  .Oblate    Fathers'     Library.  .Rev.   C.   J.   Sloan    ...      5,387 

(Jeneva    De   Lancey   Divinity   Sch 2,020 

Tthaca    Barnes    Reference    LibraryAndrew  C.  White    ..      1,183 

Ncwl)\irRh    Newburgh   Theol.   Sem.    ...J.   G.   D.   Findley 3,500 

New    York    City    (9th    Ave.General  Theol.  Seminary  of 

bet.    20th  &   21st.   sts.)...      the    Protestant    Epis.    Ch.P.    K.   Cady    33,900 

Now    York    City    (736    Lex-Jewish   Theol.  Sem.   of  Am. 

ingrton  Ave.)    (Morals  Library)    George   A.    Kohut    ..    10.000 

Now   York   City    (150    5th     Methodist  Library    Joseph   C.   Thomas    .      5,000 

Ave.)     

Now    York   City    (700   ParkUnlon   Theol.    Seminary Chas.  R.  Gillett    80,000 

Ave.)    


8  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRSCTORT 

THEOLOGICAL  LIBRARIES.  \  THEOLOGICAL   LIBBAJilMSS. 


Niagara  Univ Sem.  Department   (R.  C.) 2  300 

Rochester     Rpchester  Theol.    Seminary W.    R.    Betterid^e..      32*081 

Rociiester    St.  Bernard's  Seminary    ...  P.    Prosper    Labert       12'oM 

Stanfordvillc   Ciiristian    Bibical    Inst. Lester   Howard  '     •»'55o 

Yonkers     St.   Joseph's  Seminary    J.    Briineau     .'   22,59$ 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

Asheville    Bishop  Atkinson  Library  . .  Alfred     H.     Stubbs. .      2,254 

OHIO. 

Carthagena    St.  Charles  Borromeo  Theo. 

Seminary    Gregory   Jussel     ....  10.000 

Cincinnati     Hebrew   Union   College    ...S.   Mannheimer 16.000 

Cincinnati     Lane    Theol.     Sem.     (Smith 

Mem.    Library)    21.000 

Cincinnati     Theol.   &    Rel.   Lib.   Assn.     N.   D.  C.  Hodges    ...  8,337 

Cleveland     St.    Mary's    Seminary    Jerome   J.    Reldy 12,435 

Columbus    Capital  Univ.  &  Theol.  Sem €.000 

Columbus     German    Lutheran    Sem. . . .  A.   Pflueger    6.000 

Dayton     Union     Bibical    Seminary.. A.    W.    Drury    3.000 

Gambier    Divinity   School    (P.    E.) 12.U00 

Oberlin     Oberlin  Theo.  Sem.   (Cong.) 53,000 

Wilberforce    Payne  Theol.  Seminary 3.600 

Xenia    Xenia    Theol.    Sem.    (U. 

Presb.)     5,538 

ORE(K)N. 

EuKone Eugene  Divinity  School   . . .  Mrs.  E.  C.  Sanderson      1.400 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Allegheny     Allegheny    Theol.    Sem 11,001 

Allegheny     Theol.    Sem.    of    Reformed 

Pre&b.  Church    D.   B.    Wilson    3,500 

Allogheny     Western    Thool.    Sem James    A.    Kelso    ...    32.00'J 

Chest  or     Crozor    Theologit  al    Semi-   Robt.    P.    Bliss    16.00A 

Gettysburg    nary    ( Bucknell    Library) 

Theological   Seminary    J.    W.    Richard     15.0«";0 

Meadville    Moadville  Theol,  School  ...Sarah    B.    Maxwell..    26,000 

f)v<*rl)r()ok     St.    Charh-s    Borromeo   Sem.P.    P.    Siegfried     30  000 

Phila.  (12th  &  Walnut  sts.) Diocesan    Lib.   &   Rdg.    Rm. 

of  the  Protestant  Episco- 
pal Church    Jennie  K.  Lewis 7.000 

I>hila.     (noth    St.    &    Wood- Divinity  Sch.  of  the  Prote.s- 

lawn   Av*'.) tant    Episcopal    Ciiurch..!^   M.   Robinson    15,000 

Phila.    fMo\int  Airy)    Lutheran    Theol.     Seminary 24,000 

Philadelphia    New    (!hurch    Book   Assn...Wm.   H.   Alden    1  70O 

Phila.    (Station    B.)    Phila     Divinity    School     2o'.ntO 

Phila.     (Gerniantown)     ....St.    Vincent's    Seminary. ..  .C.    R.    Maloy,    C.    M.    is'ifti 

Philadr'lphla      Ursinus    College,    Sch.    of 

Theol.    ( Ref.   (^h.   in  U,   S.) 2.000 

Villanova     Augustinian    College   of   St. 

Thorna.s     12, OO*"- 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

Columbia     Presb.    Theol.    Seminary    20.0i>'> 

Due\v<  St     Theol.   Sem.    (A.   U.   P.  )    2.00^ 

Mount    Plea.sant    Theol.    Sem.    of    the    ITnited 

Synod    ( I^v.    I..uth.)     2.00^ 

TENNESSEE. 

Clark.svllle     Southwe.«Jtorn  I»resb.  Univ.  .J.   B.   Whary    8,50.1 

Nashville     Theol.    Dept.    (M.    K.)    1^500 

Sewanee    Tlieol.    Dept.    (P.    E.)     2.000 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  410 


STATE  LIBRARIES. 


STATE  LIBRARIES. 


UTAH. 

Salt   l^akc  City    Diocesan  Library Sara  Napper   1,000 

VERMONT. 

Burlington     Bishop  of  Vermont  Lib 4^,576 

Manchester     Burton  Pastor's  Library    .  .Rev.    John    Barstow.      1,000 

VIRGINIA. 

Richmond    Union  Theol.   Sem.    (Spenca 

Library)     W.   W.  Moore    18,000 

Theoloprical    Seminary    ....Virginia  Theol.    Sem M.  B.  Worthlngton. .    25,000 

WISCONSIN. 

Mount   Calvary    Capuchin    Monastery    Lib.. Rev.    C.    VIenacker.  .  6,354 

Nashotah     Nashotah  House L.    W.  Hixon 16,000 

Plvmouth     Mission    House    of   the    Re- 
formed Church    J.  W.  Qrosshuesch . . .  6,200 

St.   Francis   St.  Francis  Seminary F.   Schulze    12,500 

Wauwatosa    Ev.   Luth.   Theol.   Sem John  Ph.   Koehler    ..  3,000 

STATE  LIBRARIES- 
ALABAMA. 

Montgomery    Dept.    of    Archives    &    His- 
tory of  the  State  of  Ala.Thomas  M.   Owen    . .  2,500 

Montgomery     State   Board   of  Health    3,000 

Montsjomory   State  &   Sup.  Ct.  Library.. J.  M.  Risers 33,433 


I       I  . 


-j  ARIZONA. 

Phoenix     Territorial  Lib.  of  Ariz 11,886 

ARKANSAS. 

Little    Rock    State    Library     E.  L.  McHaney 80,000 

CALIFORNIA. 

Sacramento     State    Library    J.    L.    Gillis    123,000 

San    Francisco     California  State  Min.  Bur.  .Chas.    S.    Scott    G.OOO 

COLORADO.  1         , 

Denver     State    Library    Mary   F.    Miller    15,500 

CONNECTICUT. 

Hartford    State   Library    Geo.    S.    Godard    40,000 

New    Haven    State   Board    of   Health    1,200 

FLORIDA. 

Tallahassee     Florida  State  Library 9,500 

IDAHO. 
Boise     Idaho    State    Library    6,000 

ILLINOIS 
Normal Soldiers*    Orphans'    Homo .  Ella  a   Barlow 2,400 


1.: 


PATTEBSOirS 


: i    . ;;...  liiJt.. 


rui  tii 


■  Tx-na:.  ?■  Hc-n:-. 

■  •  .lu^'   1^1     c: 


iiiEt'-r;.-.    2>c  . ,  .  . 
-L:r  r..—      . .  .  .  J„r:. 

:;:>*TV''i:'i 

.'^.:'-\-:     i-ibrar:.  .T'^-.,:: 


MAlNl: 


..Vr.r:-     B-jn.-r     J-ff-r-r  Ti 


.1'. 


^    .s-  V  •nrsn'^Tt: 


:j       ■■     i^ibor . . Cnas     F.  Tidpix  L  ■'•' 


'-.    Fl-  .il:i 4.0- 

...  .1-     A.     N»-l#ni.  r,(  „• 


\-    ■,^: .  »^..  •  J  ■!  • 


*   I'-s  .»"'K. 


.ihittH     IMiiiik.-Ti 


«i  .  ^. 


.    Til  OS     \V.    Hawkins  .    4,"  '    ' 


■•■..-    ■  '■  !■; 
N  ■  •  ■.  ■»    .  -  I 


i.:jiir.i    TZ    HmW'-v 


•iJii..     :•     Bi;lif..-k 


41'       ■!." 


r 


V  .  '  .     . 


■   « 


•     ■ ■!  ..    I  II  1' 


\» 


•.•u|r:r.*- 


\  ;     ^■ 


:-■■    r.c     A.     vr.'.T^.-.r..  .      * 
.Arir.;.r  C.   Cha** si,:  ■-.> 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  431 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES, 


NEW    JERSEY. 

Kearney N.   J.    Home    for    Disabled 

Soldiers Louis   C.   Oosson 5,000 

Trenton    State    Library    Henry    C.    Buchanan  65,000 

NEW  YORK. 

Albany     State    Library    Mel vil    Dewey    493,808 

Bath    Soldiers'    &    Sailors'    Honio 

Library     P.    W.    Tryon    7,000 

NORTH   CAROLINA. 

Raleigh    N.    C.    State    Library    M.    O.    Sherrill    36,905 

NORTH   DAKOTA. 

Bismarck     North    Dak.    State     ,.     ...    13,400 

Bismarck     State   Educational   Lib.    . . .  W.   L.   Stockwell    . . .     3,000 

OHIO. 

Columbus     State  Board  of  Agriculture - 7,000 

Columbus State    Library    C.    B.    Galbrcath 88,103 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Hirrisburg     Penn.   State  Agrr.   Society    .M.    D.    Lichliter 2,000 

Harrisburg     State   Library    T.    L.    Montgomery.  .116,000 

RHODE    ISLAND. 

Providence    State   Library    H.    O.    Brigham    ....   16,000 

SOUTH    CAROLINA. 

Columbia    State   Library    50,000 

SOUTH    DAKOTA. 

Pierre     State   Library    5,000 

TENNESSEE. 

Nashville     State   Library    Mary   Skefflngton 50.000 

TEXAS. 

Austin     State   Library    C.   W.   Raines    20,000 

VIRGINIA. 

Richmond       State   Library    W.   W.   Scott    75,000 

WASHINGTON. 

01ytnr)ia     State   Library    .J.    A.    Gable     50,000 

WISCONSIN. 

Wisconsin  Veterans'  Home. Wisconsin  Veterans'  Home 1,307 

PUBUC  LIBRARIES- 
ALABAMA. 

Auiiiston    St.   Michael  and  All  Angels' 

Library   2,700 


422  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIBB. 


PUBLIC  LIBBARIBa. 


Birmingham    Public  Library   Daisy  Wendell    10.000 

Birmingham    Washington  Library   G.  S.   Lewis 1,500 

Crews  Depot    Trideka  and  Golden  Rule  Li- 
brary      , J.   M.   Walton,   Jr 1.500 

Florence     Southern  Library  Assn Mrs.H.B.Lee  (pro    tem).    IJOO 

Huntsville    G^rrisonia    Library    1^ 

Mobile     Mobile   Library    Addle  C.  Moses 15,000 

Mobile     Y.  M.  C.  A.  Public  Library. .A.  C.   Hart 10,274 

Montgomery    Carnegie  Library  Laura  M.   Elmore 2,500 

Montgomery    Girls"    High   School 1,200 

St^lma    Library  Association  Minna  McCoU  Atkins...    1,000 

Union    Springs    Public  Library  Miss  M.  Norman 1.000 

ARIZONA. 

Prescott    Free  Library   Margaret    Wheeler "JOO 

Tucson     C&rnegie  Free  Library   Mrs.  J.  H.  Batte f./«0 

ARKANSAS. 

Fort  Smith    Fortnightly  Public  Library.. Miss    Starr    Weaver 3,000 

Helena    Woman's  Library    Lizzie  Age    4,211 

Hot   Springs   Longest   Library    1.000 

Hot   Springs   Woman's  Christian  Nat.  Lib.  Miss  L.  Schaer 1,096 

Little    Rock    Marquand    Library    2,500 

Texarkana    Y.  M.  C.  A.  Railroad  Dept 2,200 

CALIFORNIA. 

Alameda     Alameda  Public   Library F.    B.   Graves 28,891 

Bakorsfleld    Bealc   Memorial   Library Sarah   E.    Bedingrer ^MW 

Berkeley    Public  Library   D.   R.   Moore 18,000 

Chico     Free   Public  Library 1,500 

Corona     Public  Library   Grace  M.   Taber 1,079 

Coronado  Beach   Coronado    Beach    Library Adaline   Ballhache    2,000 

Covina    Public  Library    Henrietta  M.   Faulder..  IJU 

Escondido    Public  Library    E.  F.  Ward 1.000 

Eureka    Fn  e    Library    W.    G.    Bonner 2.490 

Fresno    Free  Public  Library  Alice  E.   Armstrong^. . . .  8,000 

Fresno    Fre.sno  County  Teachers'  Li. Sarah    A.    Freman IJBK 

Hanford    Public   Library    Laura   A.   Lemon 2,000 

Ilavward    Free  Library   Elizabeth  Prowse 3,000 

Hoaldsburg    Public   library    2,700 

Hollister     VV.    C.    T.    U.    Free   Reading 

Room    Olive  L.  Evans 2.0S 

Livermore     Free   Library   Mrs.   S.  J.   Harp 5,300 

I/inj?   Heach    Public   Library   Victoria    Ellis    4,74S 

r>onlsburp     Public   Library   Tillie  Mills    1,009 

lyos   An>::«Us    Public   Library   Mary    L.   Jones 112.000 

l>»s  (^atos  L«'s  Gatos  Carnegie  Library. Miss  Henri  A.   Rankin.  1.S2 

Mtirvsvillc     ('ity    Library    Mary    E.   Subers 8.063 

Monrovia     Public   Library    Addle  M.   Shrode 2.80O 

Napa   (Jondman  Public  Library Mrs.    M.    E.   Jacobs 9,000 

National  (Mtv   Public   Library   Siirah    C.    Dickinson 2,960 

Nevada   Citv    Free   Public   Library Alice   C.    Nilon 3.08S 

Nevada   (Mty    Odd    Fellows    Ubrary 2,000 

Xlle.s    htee    Piiblit"    Library 1.000 

Nordhoff    Cieor^c      Thaclier      MemorialZaidee    E.    Soule 1.9K 

Oakland    Vrvr    Library    ("has.  S.Green 40.000 

Ontario    Oakland  Vvvv  Lilnary   Miss  K.  A.  Monroe 2,400 

Orange     Public    Library    Anna   C.    Field 2,443 

Orovilli'    Free   Public    Library    Ida    M.    Reagan 1,751 

pacillc  (irove    Public   Library    Miss   A.    S.    Bigger 2.500 

Pain    Alto    Library   Association   Anne   Hadden    3,600 

Pasadena      Public    Library    Miss    N.    M.    Russ 30.600 

Petabnna    Public    Library    Sara   Frances  Casslday.  9.474 

INunona     Public    Library    Mabel    E.    Prentiss 9.103 

U«Mi    IMufT    Public    Lilirary    Susie    Dod.son    ij^n 

Heddiuv:     Public   Library    Mrs.    M.    E.    Arom l.OOtt 

Hedlands    Free   I^iiblic   Library    \.    M.    Humphreys 8,270 

U»m1\voim1   City    A.    K.   Smiley  Public   TJb Laura    Barton    1,849 

Riversitl*'         Free    Library    (Irace    U    Mansfield 14.940 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  423 


PUBLIC  LJBBABIEa. 


PUBLIC  LIBBARIB8. 


Sacramento    Public  Library  L.  W.  Ripley  87.986 

St.    Helene    F*ree   Public  Library Louisa   Thompson    2,207 

Salinas     Free   Public  Library W.  H.   Clark 4,000 

San  Bernardino   Odd    Fellows'    Library Carrie  S.  Waters 7,040 

San   Diego    Public  Library   Mrs.  H.  P.  Davidson...  22,000 

San    Francisco    Public  Library   George  T.  Clark 157,000 

San    Francisco    Public  Library   (Library   closed) 200,000 

San    Francisco    Sutro  Library   A.  A.  McCurda 5,00u 

San   Jose    Young  Men's  Christian  Assn.  Mary  Barmby   13,758 

San    Juan     Free  Public   Library Eileen   Breen    2,084 

San  Luis  Obispo Public  Library  Ft'ances   M.    Milne 4,463 

San  Mateo   Free   Public   Library C.   H.   Kirkbride 6,900 

San    Rafael    Free   P*ublic   Library S.   Lizzie  Baker 4,788 

Santa  Ana   Free  Public   Library Jeannette  McFadden  ..    6,800 

Santa  Ana   Orange      County      TeacHers' 

Reference  Library  County  Superintendent.    8,273 

Santa  Barbara   Free   Public   Library Mrs.  M.  C.   Rust 16,000 

Santa   Clara    Public  Library  W.    A.    Beattie 1,800 

Santa  Cruz    .City  Free  Library MSnerva  H.  Waterman.  18,204 

Santa  Monica  Public  Library  Elfle  A.  Mosse 5,544 

Santa  Rosa  Free   Public   Library Anna  B.  Kumli 13,018 

Sierra  Madre  Public  Library   l.ftjO 

South   Pasadena   Public  Library   Nellie  E.  Keith 8,600 

Stockton     Free     Public    and    Hazleton 

Library    W.    F.    Clowdsley 37,380 

Tulare    Free   Public   Library Frank  A.   Ellsworth....    4,023 

Vallejo    Free  Library   L.   Gertrude  Doyle 4,600 

Ventura    Public  Library  F.  Vandever   4,000 

Watsonville     Public  Library  Belle  Jenkins   8,449 

Woodland    Free    Library    5,000 

COLORADO. 

Boulder    Free  Library   Clara  H.   Savory 1,900 

Boulder    McKenzie  Library  1,547 

Canon   City    Public  Library   E.  Agnes  Woods 4,000 

Colorado  City    Public  Library   Florence  B.  Watt 1,800 

Colorado  Springs   Public  Library   Susan   T.    Dunbar 10,114 

Denver    Public    Library    of   the    City 

of  Denver  Charles   R.    Dudley    ...  88,446 

Denver    Young  Men's  Christian  Assn. G.   A.  Young 1,500 

Denver    Y.  M.  C.  A.  Library.  D.  &  R. 

G.    Railway  Dept Leroy   Burdick    1,600 

Durango    Indies'    Library   Assn 2,000 

Florence    Lib.  and  Free  Read'g  Room.  Frances  A.  Collar 1,000 

Fort  Collins    Public  Library   Elfreda  Stebbins   3,500 

Grand  Junction    Public  Library   Almeda    N.    Jay 2,194 

Greeley    Public   Library   Jessie   D.   Page 8,987 

Idaho   Springs    Carnegie   Public   Library Margaret   Robins    2,660 

La  junta     Young  Folks*   Library Newman   H.    Lewis 9,517 

Le^idvillc    Public  Library   Zoe  D.  Guernsey 2,400 

Montevista     »Public  Library   M.    E.    Conant 2,485 

Ouray     Lincoln   Memorial  Pub.   Lib 1,200 

Ouray     Walsh  Public   Library Ara   E.   Home 7,000 

Pueblo    McClelland   Public  Library.  .Joseph  W.  Chapman 19,500 

Trinidad    Free  Public   Library Thomas  Winsor 8,983 

CONNECTICUT. 

Abington    Social   Library    Toseph  Gilbert  1,088 

Andover     Public  Library  Mary   E.    Hyde 2,400 

Ansonia    Ansonia  Library  Anna  Hadley    11,000 

Ansonia   Young  M!en's  Christian  Assn 1,000 

Berlin    Free    Library   Emily  Brandegee    2,519 

Bethlehem    Free  Public  Library   Alice  E.  Bird 1,200 

Bethlehem    Library  As.soclatlon   1,600 

Branford    James   Blackstone    Memorial 

Library     Henry  M.   Whitney 16,161 

Bridgeport    Pub.  Lib.  and  Read'g  Room.  Agnes  Hills   40.667 

Bristol    Free   Public   Library Chas.   L.   Wooding 12,500 

Brooklyn    Town  Library   Lillian   Luce    2,250 


424  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DISSCTORY 

PUBLIC  LIBBARIB8.  PUBLIC  LIBRAXIJBS. 


Canaan    Douglas   Library    Mrs.  8.  J.   Tfamni 4,8110 

Chester   Public  L<lbrar>'  Mary  E.   I>enIson S,MO 

Colchester    Library  Association  Abby  G.  Willard S,0(W 

Columbia    Free  Library   4,000 

Cornwall    Library   Association    M^ry  J.   Whitney J.100 

Cromwell    Belden  Library  Association.. Sarah    M.    Savage 1.350 

Danbury    Danbury  Library   Bfirs.  C.  H.  Sanford 15,791 

Daniolson    Free  Public  Library Emma  C.    Hammond...    $,000 

Darlen    Free  IJbrary   Lucretia   B.    Cullen 1,600 

Derby    Allis'    Circulating   Library... Geo.    C.    Allis 5.000 

Derby    Derby  Neck  Library Mrs.  Wm.   Roome 7,600 

Derby    Public  Library  Grace  A.   Child CSV 

Durham  Center   Durham  Public  Library Gertrude  L.    Hart 2^ 

East   Hartford    Public  IJbrary   Jessie  W.    Hayden 4,363 

East   Hartford    Raymond  Library   Jessie  W.    Hayden 2,685 

EaKt   River    lJbrar>-   Company   Caroline   E.    Leete 1,6© 

Ka.st   Wind.sor   Library   Association    Mrs.  S.  T.   Bissell 1,600 

Ellington    Hall    Memorial    Library Elisabeth    L.    Kibbe....    2Jli 

Essex    Public  Library  Ernest  M.   Libby 1,800 

P'alrftold    Memorial   Library   Emma  F.   Wakeman...    6,600 

Prills  Village    David  M.  Hunt  Library C.    Belle  Maltbie 3,066 

Farmington     Village    Library    Lillian  E.   Rott 4,487 

Granby    Public  Library   Eva  Green    1,900 

Greenwich  Reading   Room   and   Library 

As.sociation    Mary   M.   Miller 8,0K 

Griswold    Colt    Library    Association 1,808 

Groton    Hill    Memorial    Library Abbie  M.  Clarke 4,800 

Guilford    Circulating  Library   Annette  A.  Fcwler 1,300 

Hampton    Public  Library   \Vm.    H.    Woodwell L880 

Hartford    Public  Librarv  Caroline   M.   Hewins 83,000 

Hartford     Watkinson   Library  of  Ref.. Frank  B.   Hay 82^ 

Hebron   Public  Library   Caroline  E.  Kellogg....    2^ 

Ivoryton    Ivoryton   Library   Ellen   S.    Culver 1,802 

Jj'Wftt  City   Slater  Library    Anna  F.  Chapman 3,730 

Lebanon    Jonathan  Trumbull  Library.. Ha ttle  M.  Tucker 1.500 

I^'dyard    Bill   Library    I.  Marlon  Gray 3,045 

Litchtlcld     Wolcott    and    Litchfield    Cir- 
culating   Library    Katharine  Baldwin  ....    7,788 

Lyme    Phoebe   Grifl!ln    Noyes   Lib 4,000 

Manch<'.ster    Free   Public    Library Mrs.   G.  G.  Boynton 1,800 

MrTiden     Curtis  Memorial  Library Corinne  A.    Deshon 12,000 

MrTideii     Young  Men's  Christian  Assn.  Frank  L.  Burleigh 7,000 

Middleflcld     Levi  E.  Coe  Library  Assn...L.  A.  Rockwell 4.000 

Milford    Taylor   Librarv    W.    S.   Chase 10,000 

Moodus    East    Haddam   Public   Lib.... Nellie  E.  Chaffee 6,570 

Moosup    Aldrich  Free  Public  Library. D.   H.  Grover 2,S00 

Morris    I»ublir  Library   Eloiae  M.   Mason .-    1,407 

Mvstic    Mystic  and  Noank  Library.. Genevra    E.    Ricker 5,300 

N:\uga tuck Howard    Whittemore   Memo- 
rial library  Ellen   Spencer    8,153 

N«w   Canaan    ^'inulating  Library   Martha  Silliman  2,893 

N<w    Haven    Free    Public   Library Willis  K.    Stetson 70,600 

N<w    Haven    Mary   E.   Ives  Library 1,600 

New    Havi-n    Dwight   Hall    i,W« 

Nrw    Haven    Hoaly    Philo.«'ophical    Lib 1.600 

Nrw    Haven    Young    Men's    Christian    As- 
sociation.   Railroad   Dept 2.000 

Nrw    Haven    Vcujng    Men's    Institute \V.    A.    Borden 19,301 

N<'win«(nii    Free   Public    Library MIna   L.    Blair 1,765 

New    London    I»ublie   Library    Helen    K.    Gay 25.765 

N.w   Milfonl   I'ublie   Li}>rary   Elizabeth  H.    Noble 5,686 

Ncwtnii     Reach   Memorial  Tiibrary Abble  L.  Peck 4,000 

Niatitic     IMiblie   Li})rary    M.    B.    Dart 1,000 

Norfolk     Norfolk   Library   Philemon  W.  Johnson..  13.141 

Northlleld     Gilbert    Library    T^vl    S.    Wooster 3.90O 

North    Granby    Frederiek   H.    Cossitt   Lib 8,8C 

North    Haven    Memorial   Library    Clara  K.  Bradley 2,151 

Norwalk     Public   Library    Dotba    S.    Pinneo 5,554 

Norwich     Circulating   I^ibrary   lames  H.    Myers 10,000 

Norwich     Otis   Tiibrary   Jonathan  Trumbull   32,000 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  4^5 


PUBLIC  LIBBABIEB, 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


Norwich   (R.  F.  D.  No.  6) Preston  PubUc  Library Miss  Charlie  E.  Hallett    1,000 

Oakdale     Raymond  Library  Lucy   P.   Scolfleld 3,500 

Oxford   Oxford   Library    1,000 

Plainville     Public  Library  Frances  E.    Bunnell s.oisu 

Plymouth    Library  Association  A.    S.    Beardsley 2,660 

Pomfret    Pomfret   Library   Louise  C.   Hoppln 5,000 

Portland     Buck  Library  8,82b 

Putnam    Free  Public  Library Emma  J.   Kinney 3,200 

Ridgefield    Ridgefleld  Library  Jennie  Smith    4,100 

Rockville    Public  Library  Florence  P.  Davis 8,700 

Rocky    Hill    library  Association  Adelaide   W.    Wright...  1,468 

Salisbury    Scoville  Memorial  Library... Catherine   A.   Goddard.  7,720 

Say  Brook  Acton   Library    Sarah  G.  Qranniss 6,500 

Scotland    Free  Public  Library Helen  M.  Ashmead 1,600 

Seymour     Public  Library   Minnie   B.    Cotter 3,500 

Sharon     Hotchklss   Library    Flora  A.   Ryan 8,9i3 

Shelton    Plumb   Memorial   Library.... Helen  W.   Beard 6,36b 

Simsbury    Free  Library   E.  J.   Mackay 7,900 

SImsbury    Westminster  Reading  Room.Chas.   T.    Crocker 1,500 

South  Coventry    Library  Association  Mrs.  De  W.  Kingebury.  2,715 

Southington     Public  Library   Lydia   S.   Sloper 8,150 

So.    Manchester   Free  Library   M.   J.    Baston 6,659 

So.    Norwalk    Pub.  Lib.  a^d  Free  Rg.  Rm.Angeline  Scott  bj'ot 

Southport    Pequot   Library    Josephine  S.  Heydrlck..  25,960 

So.   Windsor  Free  Public  Library H.  W.  Sadd 1,375 

Stafford   Springs   Stafford  Public  Library S.  Anna  Heald 3,500 

Stamford    Ferguson  Library   Elizabeth  Van  Hoeven- 

berg    12,500 

Stonington    Free    Library    Mrs.    K.   Hahn 4,575 

Stratford    Library  Association  Frances  B.   Russell 10,123 

Suffleld    Free  Public   Library Lillian    M.    Stedman....  12,014 

Talcottville    Talcott  Free  Library 1,600 

Terryville    Free  Public   Library Gertrude  E.  Ells 2,146 

Thomaston    Public  Library   M)artha  E.   Potter 4,172 

Thompsonville     Enfield  Public   Library Edith  D.   Aitkin 3,318 

Torrington    Torrington   Library    Louise  T.   Mason 10,000 

Uncasville    Raymond  Library   Mrs.   F.  C.  Scholfleld...  3,960 

T^nion    Free  Public  Library   1,170 

rnionville   West  End  Library  Assn 1,100 

Wallingford     Public  Library  Emma  Lewis 7,400 

Warehouse   Point    Library    Association    William  J.    Brewster...  1,000 

Warrenville    Babcock   Library   Peter   Piatt    3,800 

Washington     Gunn    Memorial   Library Elizabeth    B.    Baker 8,121 

Waterbury    Silas  Bronson  Library Helen   Sperry    59,676 

Watertown   Library  Association   Nancy    E.    Bronson 8,960 

Westbrook    Public  Library   Caroline  E.   Moore 2,228 

West  Hartford   Free  Library   Elizabeth    S.    Elmer....  3,282 

Westport    Reading  Rm.  and  Lib.  Assn.  Carrie    S.    Bradley 4,080 

Wothersfield    Public  Library  Mrs.    N.   A.   Roberts....  4,200 

Willlmantic    Dunham   Hall    J.    A.    Ford 5,309 

Willimantic   Public  Library  Bell    B.    RIggelman 6,450 

Windsor    Public  Library  Gladys  P.    Arnurius 

Winsted     Beardsley   Library    Louise    M.    Carrington..  11,00 

Winsted    Young  Men's  Christian  Assn 1,551 

Woodstock   Library   Association    4,000 

DELAWARE. 

Dover    Dover  Library  I.   V.    Culbreth 3,090 

Mllford    Milford    Library    1,450 

Newark   Town   Library   Bessie    Clarke    1,420 

Nowca.stle    Library  Company R.  A.  Chaiienger 6,200 

Odessa   Corbit  Library   3,600 

Wilmington     Brownson    Library   Assn John  X.  Mealey  1,500 

Wilmington     Shields  Library   Assn 4,000 

Wilmington     Wilmington     Institute     Free 

Library    George  F.   Bowerman,.  49,710 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA. 

Washington     Public  Library  George  F.   Bowerman..  70.000 


426  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 

PUBLIC  LIBRARIES.  \  PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 

Washington    Teachers'  Library Miss  Mina  Goetz  lO.MO 

Washington     Volta    Bnreau    John   Hitz    4,000 

FT.ORIDA. 

Bartow    Bartow    Library    S.  S.  Green 1,300 

De  Funiak  Springs De  Funiak  Library   Alice    Fellows    2,000 

Jacksonville    Ubrary   Association    3,500 

St.    Augustine    Free  Library   5,000 

Tallahassee    University   Library  Assn 8,000 

GEORGIA. 

Americus   library  Association  Mary  C.  Qranberry 3,060 

Athens     Branson    Library    G.    G.    Bond 6.069 

Atlanta     Carnegie  Library   Anne  Wallace   23,674 

Augusta    Young  Men's  Library  Assn 8,904 

Brunswick    Brunswick    Library    1,760 

Columbus    Public  Library   16,500 

Lithonia     H.   Parmalee  Library  Co 1,000 

Macon    I'rico  Free  Library  Sallie  Q.  Boone 2,970 

Macon    Public    Library    and   Histor- 
ical  Society    W.  A.  Huff 10.000 

Marietta  Clarke   Library    Kate   S.   Winn 4^8^ 

Quitman     Brooks   County    Hb.    Assn...Jeannette  H.   Wade 2,000 

Rome    Young  Mien's   Library  Assn. J.   C.   Harris   2,660 

Thomasville  Thomasville  Lib.  &  Museum 2,700 

Valdosta  Public   Library  H.   Anne    Kingsberry...    1,700 

Washington    Mary  Willis  Library 3^6 

IDAHO. 

Boise   Circulating  Library   Mary    Wood    3,360 

Boise   Idaho   Free  Traveling  Lib...S.    Belle   Chamberlain..  4.600 

Lewiston    Public   Library  Margaret  G.  Guyer 3,126 

Moscow  Public  Library  Etta   McGuire   1,609 

ILLINOIS. 

Alton     Jonne  D.   Hayner  Lib.  Assn .  Florence   Dolhee 10,000 

Atlanta     Public  Library   1.000 

Aurora     Public  Library   James  Shaw   18,5M) 

Barry    Public  Library   Adah  F.   Booth 2.118 

Batavia     Public  Library   Mrs.  M.  R.  Twining %jm 

Beardstown    Public   Library   Mrs.   E.   E.   Poster UW 

Belleville    Public   Library   A.    M.    Wolleson 16,000 

Belvidere     Ida    Public    Library    Mary    F.    Crandall 12.890 

Bement    Woman's   Club   1,145 

Bloomington    Cliicago  &.  Alton  Employees' 

A.ssociation     Margaret   Fenton   3,498 

Bloomington     Withers   Public  Library   Nellie  E.  Parham 28,000 

Blue   Island   Public   Library   Helen   L.    Price 3,680 

Braidwood     Public   Library   John  G.   Pawloski 3,000 

Bunker   Hill    Public    Library   Mrs.   A.   Turk 2.802 

Cairo     Public   Library  Lizzie  L.  Powell 11,697 

(•ambridge     T«)wnahip    Public   Library.... Mattie  S.    York 5.9S5 

Canton   Parlin   I^ibrary    Josephine    H.    Resor 7,072 

Carbondale    Library  Association   Mary  E.  Hull 1,800 

CarlinvIUe   Library  Association   Mattie  J.    Johnson 4,628 

Carlinville   I»iil)lic    Library    J.    E.    Wooters 2,660 

Carpentersvillo    Literary  and    Library  Assn. .Lucia  A.   Gorom 1,800 

Carr<»llton    Public   Library    I^aura   L.   Wright 1,6K 

Carthage     Free  IMihlic    Library   Klizabeth  A.  Pennock..    4JSA 

(Vntralia     Publico   Library    Crlia    M.    Miles 4,1ft 

Champaign     Public    Library    Icanette    Roberts    12.f00 

Charleston   Fn.'    I»ublic    Library Lizzie   F.   Purtill 3,000 

Chester    Ttcumsch   Library  Assn Mary  R.  St.  Vrain 1,600 

rhlcago     All    Souls'    Library Kvclyn  H.  Walker 1,800 

Chicago     Chicago    Public    Library I^'nderick   H.    Hild 298.473 

Chicago  (31  Washington  St.). Circulating    Library     1.700 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  427 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


Chicago     John  Crerar  Library Clement  W.  Andrews.. 131,000 

Chicago     Newberry  Library  John  Vance  Cheney 274,000 

Chicago   (Pullman)    Pullman  Public  Library Bertha   S.  Ludlam lO.wu 

Chicago  (4638  Ashland  Av.)..  University   Settlement  Lib 1,000 

Chicago   (153  La  Salle  St.)...Y.  M.  C.  A.,  Central  Dept...W.    S.   Sanford 1,200 

Chicago    Heights    Free  Library   Harriet    Taylor    14.964 

Cordova    Public  Library  Metilda   Mullary    1,708 

Danville    Public   Library  Josephine  E.  Durham..  16,000 

Decatur    Free   Public  Library Alice    Q.    Evans 24,877 

Decatur    R.  R,  Y.  M.  C.  A.  Library. .Q.  B.  Brown 2,000 

Dekalb     Public  Library  Eliza  B.   Murray 1,553 

Dixon    Public  Library  5,681 

Dundee    Public  Library   C.   S.   Sinclair 2.2&> 

Earlville   Public  Library  Fanny  M.   Burlingame.    3,906 

East   St.    Louis Public  Library  J.    Lyon   Woodruff 22,000 

Edwardsville    Public  Library  Sarah  Coventry   3,600 

Effingham    Ladies'  Library  Association.  Hattie   B.   Ensign 1,628 

Elgin    Gail  Borden  Public  Library. Katharine  L.   Abbott...  29,000 

Elgin    Y.  M.  C.  A.  Library 2,000 

El    Paso    El  Paso  Library Sarah  M.   Gough 1,025 

Evanston    Free   Public   Library Mary  Boyden  Lindsay..  37,607 

Farmington    Public  Library   P.   Nellie   McDonald....    1,080 

Flora  Public  Library  H.   C.    Michels 1,000 

Freeport     Public  Library   Harriet  Lane  20,400 

Fulton    Public  Library   Mary    Mitchell    1,700 

Galena    Public  Library   Jessie  D.   Melvill 7,142 

Galesburg Public  Library   Anna   F.   Hoover 30,194 

Geneseo    Public  Library   Emma   M.    Chapin «,0U0 

Geneva    Free  Public   Library Kate  Burton  8,200 

Gilman     Public  Library  .Maria  Davis   2,919 

Glenwood    111.   Manual   Training  School 

Farm  Library   3,500 

Greenville    Ladies'   Library  Association.  Emma  E.   Coland 3,000 

Griggsville    Public  Library   Lizzie  E.  Stone 2.820 

Havana     Public  Library   Ruby   A.   Aubere 3,581 

Henry     Woman's  Club  Library Mary  L.   Locke 1,000 

Hillsboro    Pub.  Lib.  and  Reading  Rm..  Bertha  H.   Welge 1,771 

Hinsdale     Public   Library  Flora  N.  Candee 4,380 

Homer    Homer  Library    Miss   J.    Stengle 1,040 

Hoopeston     Free    Public    Library    Katherine  Stites   3,726 

Jacksonville    Joshua  Roads  Memorial  Lib. Helen    T.    Kennedy 1.166 

Jacksonville   Public   Library   Stella    V.    Seybold 15.000 

Jersey ville     Free  Library   Edna   L.  Curtis 3,243 

Joliet   Public  Library  Kate   A.    Henderson....  23,000 

Kankakee    Public   Library   B.  S.    Clapp 7.708 

Kewanee    Public   Library   Mira  S.   E.  Gray 9,989 

Lake    Forest    Public   Library   Mary    Van   Horn 4,173 

La  Salle   Public   Library   1,800 

Lincoln    Public   Library   Ida    M.    Webster 10.000 

Litchfield    Free    Public   Library 3,700 

Lombard     Public   Library  

Macomb    Free   Library    Mahala  Phelps  9,000 

.Maquoketa     Free  Public   Library Ida  M.    Simpson 5,217 

Mattoon    Public  Library  Blanche   Gray    5,500 

Maywood    Public  Library   Martha   Jones    4,314 

Mendota     Graves   Public   Library Mrs.   R.  M.   Blakeslee..    5.959 

Moline    Free  Library    12,330 

Monmouth    Warren  County  Library  and 

Reading  Room  Assn Thomas  H.    Rogers 22,000 

Morrison    Lit.  and  Scientific  Assn Kate  Webster   6,000 

Mount    Sterling    Mount   Sterling  Library 1,000 

Mount   Vernon    Public    Library    Carrie   C.    Jones 2,146 

Naperville     Nichols'  Library   Hannah   D.    Alspaugh..    2,263 

(^ak   Park   Public  Library  Eva   L.   Moore 13,413 

Olney    Public  Library   Hattie    Kitchell    7.507 

Onarga     Public  Library  Charlotte  M.  Amerman.    4,675 

Oregon Public  Library  W.  H.  Guilford 2,300 

Ottawa     Reddick's    Public    Library... Mrs.  N.  D.  Nash 10,888 

Paris   Carnegie  Library   Emma  Boyd   2,000 

Paxton     Public  Library  2,000 

Pekin    Public  Library  Anna  M.  Smith  5,500 


42fi  FATTKMSOWS  COIXXGS  AMD  SCHOOL  DISBCTOKT 


PUBLW  UBRARtBB.  PVBUC  LIBBAMUMM. 

P^rorla    Public  Ubrar>-  E.    S.    WUcox flS.OW 

Plttffn«rM    Public  Library  

polo    Buffalo  Fre*  Public  Library* E.  Pranc€«  Barber 

f'tmiUif    Public  Library  Nell  Thornton   4.4V 

Prlric<;ton    Matron  Public  Library A«;nes   X.    Robinaon C.4S! 

(^ulncy   Frf-*-  Pub.  Lib.  and  Rg.  Rm.Margaret  Rinsler 39.40 

Koch«:ll«j     Fl««j  Townuhip   Pub.   Lib Prance  Simons    X.27! 

Korkford    Public  library   Jane   P.   Hubbell ».Sf: 

lift'k    lH\}iw}   I'ubllo   Library  Ellen  Gale    15.4e< 

fforkton    Talroti   Fr*^   IJbrary  Mary  C.   Ktorward 4,*i» 

Ht.    CharkrM    Library   Affs^jciatlon    2.1» 

H;ivanria    Publk-  library   Emma  I-.   Bowen HfiM 

Hh*lbvvni*r    Free  Public  Library  Henry  C.  Remann 4tOW 

HprlriKflf'lf]     IJnfoln    IJbrary    Annie   I-jTig   2.5W 

Hprlrijc  Valley  Public  Library    Sadie  F.  Murphy UjW 

Ht*rllriK     Public   IJbrary   Mrs.  M.  L.  Wrigrht «U» 

Htreator    Public   Library    Flora  J.  Dow 4JM> 

Hvfitmort'.    Public  IJbrary   j^. Aline  E.   Emery LSK 

Tfivlorvin*-    Public  Library   Lillie   Hostetler    2.440 

TijMroIa     Public  Library    Ida  B.    Hanes ICWO 

(Jrbana    Free   Library   Lizzie  I.   Baldwin 5.C3S 

VVfiTHaw    Ft**-   Public  Library Lillian  Barnes   4.600 

WatH*ka     Publlr-   Library   Lucy  M.   Clarke 5.1S8 

Waukf'Kan    Pub.   Lib.  and  Read.  Room. .Anna  Bf.  Hogre 1.39S 

VV*'rioria     Honrl    Library    Katharine   A.   Wells 3^80 

VVh«af'iri    Adam«    Memorial    Library... Anna  E.   Law 2^ 

Wllmettc  Public  Library   Grace  E.   Sloate 4.600 

Wlnnetka    Free   Public   Library Mrs.   C.  M.  Curtis 3.500 

VVoodHtock    Public  Library   LfU 

Vat«-H  ^'Ity    Sr-hr)ol   and   Public  Library.. 

INDIANA. 

AiKl'TMon    Public  Library   Kath'ine  A.  Chipman .  10.532 

Attica    public  Library   Katherine  Fisher  2,000 

Aurofji    IMiblic  Library   Luella  Wymond   3J00 

H«'dfonl     Public  IJbrary   Georgia  A.  Prledley €.244 

r.lijfrtr.n     Pul)li<;  IJbrary   Bertha    B.   Craven 7.600 

l?ra/JI    Public   Library   7.000 

roIuriibiiM    Public   IJbrary   Miss  June  Deming 6.123 

^•riiwfor«lsvlll<-    Public   IJbrary   Sue  Beck  6.O0O 

liarivlll<-    Public   IJbrary   Miss  Lou  Robinson 1.700 

liclfihl    Public   IJbrary   Gertrude   L    McCain 3.000 

Klw'jorl    Public   Library   Ethel  Farquhar   5,58 

KvMriHvlllc     \Villar«l    IJbrary    Otllda  Goslee    24.000 

Fort    Wayne   Public   Library  Margaret  M.  Colerick...  18.717 

F''r;inkf'»rt     Public    IJbrary   2,436 

Orccnc'iMilc    Carnegie   IJbrary   Belle  S.  Hanna 7,700 

(irtifl\\\t\t\     Public   IJbrary   Manle  Handy   3,500 

Unrlfoi.l    fity     Public   IJbrary    1.500 

hMHarwip'jiiM    Public  IJbrary   Eliza  G.  Browning 106.741 

J«'rrctMMrivll]c    TowuHhip  TJbrary   Bertha  F.  Poindexter..    4^ 

Koknrno     Public   Library   Eva  M.  Fitzgerald 9.830 

I  .ifjiyctl*.    Public   IJbrary   1.903 

I..iporlc    Public   TJbrary   Jennie  B.  Jessup 10.96S 

l,o«.'iiiH|n»ri    Public   Library   Elizabeth  McCuUough..  14.000 

M;nli.MMri     Public    Library   Nellie  G.  Harper 8.000 

MmiIj.ii    Public    Library    Ida   R.  Gruwell 10.452 

.MIrliiKati   <'liy    Public    IJbrary   Lilian   B.   Arnold 8.193 

Mutuli-     Pnbli*'    LIbrarv   Artena  Ml  Chapin 18.415 

N.w   Alli-niv    Public   Library   Walter  G.  Harrison 11.500 

Nol.l<sylllc     Public    IJbrary   Ethel  M.  Connor 2.500 

Peru     Public   TJbrary   Gertrude  Thfebaud  5,000 

PIvfU'uilli     Public    Library    R.A.Randall 8.023 

porlianil    IMjl)lic    Library   I>?na  M.  Randall 1.584 

PrinccloTi     PulJIc    Library    7.000 

KcuHMcliicr    Public   TJbrary   Alice   M.   Bates 6,000 

HcyriMuir    Public   IJbrary   Pearl  M.  Clark 2.260 

Hlidbyvillc    farue^ic  Public   TJbrary   Ida    A.   Lewis 7.7W 

Sbcrlilan     Public  TJbrary    Abraham  Bowers   2.600 

H<mi11j   lU'iul   Public  TJbrary   Virginia  Tutt 10,561 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.  429 


PUBLIC  LIBBABIE8. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES, 


Terre  Haute  Public  Library  Leatha  M.  Paddock 21,000 

Tipton    Public  Library   Mrs.  Sam  Mathew8 1,284 

Union   City    Stone  Library   1,000 

Vincennes    Public  library   Myrtle  M.   Ruddy 5,000 

Winamac     Public  Library   W.H.Kelly 1,000 

Wabash    Carnegie  Library   Miss  D.  Henley *...  4,408 

Warsaw    Public  Library   J.  J.   Elarly 4,000 

IOWA. 

Anamosa   Public  Library  Cornelia  McCarn  2,0bZ 

Avoca    Public  Library  M.  S.  Consigny 1,000 

Boone    Free  Public  Library Bessie   MofTatt    9,966 

Burlington    Free  Public  Library Miriam  E.  Carey 5,775 

Carroll    Public  Library   Martha  H.  Bangs 1,S16 

Cedar  Falls  Public  Library   7,687 

Cedar  Rapids  Free   Public  Library Harriet  Wood    12,064 

Cedar  Rapids  Y.  M.  C.  A.   Library R.   B.    Sinclair 2,000 

Centerville    Drake  Free  Public  Library..  Linna   Ulrich    4,535 

Chariton     Free   Public   Library Margaret  W.    Brown...    1,713 

Charles    City    Free  Public  Library   Belle  Caldwell  5,000 

Cherokee    Public  Library  Mrs.  J.  H.  Burllngame.    8.418 

Clearlake    Public  Library  Hannah  Bowers  1,889 

Clinton    Public  Library  6.000 

Colfax    Free  Public  Library   Floretta  Ogan   1,000 

Corning     Free  Public  Library   2,880 

Council    Bluffs    Free  Public  Library   Mary  B.   Dailey 26,500 

Davenport    Public  Library  Marllla  W.  Freeman...  11,660 

I)es  Moines   Public  Library   81,487 

De  Witt   Public  Library   Elsie  P.   Saxton 1,460 

Dubuque    Carnegie-Stout  Library  Bessie  Sargeant  Smith.  23.388 

Eldora    Public  Library   Clara  Estabrook 4,500 

Estherville    Free  Public  Library   Sade  M.   Davidson 2,941 

Fairfield     Free  Public  Library  H.  M.  Dysart 18,619 

Forest  City  Public  Library   Pearl    Bahner    1,464 

Fort    Dodge    Free  Public   Library    Jane   M.    Carp  tenter....  10,700 

Fort   Madison    Cattermole  Memorial  Lib... .Jennie  Ingalls   6,000 

Garner   Ladies'   Library  Ass'n  Lulu  L.   Lovell   1,080 

Glenwood    Public  Library    Mrs.  C.   H.   Lyons   1,800 

Greone   Library  Association  Walter   V.   Greene 2,000 

Grinnell    Free  Library    Mary  E.  WTieelock  ....    8,000 

Grundy    Center    W.  C.  T.  U.  Library  Stella  G.   Sargent   1,000 

Hampton    Carnegie  Hampton  Pub.  Llb.Carrie  O.   Baker   2,846 

Harlan     P.   E.   O.   Pub.   Library Mrs.  Chaa.   Booth 1,180 

Hawarden    Free   Pub.   Library   Jennie  P.  Smith  1,000 

Hawkeye    Free  Pub.   Library   Albert  Ridley  1,150 

Independence    Free  Pub.   Library   Effle  Jacobs   5,901 

Indianola    Public  Library   Hannah  M.  Babb   4,705 

Iowa   City   Public  Library   Adelaide  C.  Lloyd   8,900 

Iowa    Falls    Public   Library    2,113 

Jofferson    Public  Library    Ida  B.  K.  Head  2,581 

Keokuk    Public  Library  Nannie  P.   Fulton    14,644 

King.sley   Library    Association    Percy  Iliff  1,088 

Lemars    Public  Library   Mollie  E.  Brown  4,417 

Loon    Public  Library   Ida   Brooks    1,687 

Lyons    Young  Men's  Ass'n  Lib Jeannette  F.    Balch 5,898 

Manchester    Free  Public  Library   Jennie  Jones   4,750 

Marlon     Free  Public  Library   Mary  L.  Parkhurst 1.004 

Marshalltown  Public  Library   ^Grace  K.  Haviland  9,201 

Mason  City   Public  Library   Anna  H.   Chapln   5,850 

Missouri  Valley   Free  Public  Library   Estelle   Turner    2.500 

Monticcllo    F'ree  Public  Library   Mary  Marvin    8,000 

Mount   Pleasant    Free  Public  Library   Mrs.   L.  A.  Janes 6,708 

Muscatine    P.  M.  Mussner  Public  Lib....Mts.  Emily  Mahin  8,031 

Nashua    Free  Public  Library   Fannie  V.    Eastman 1.000 

Nevada    Public  Library   Kate  E.  Thompson 4,500 

Newton    Free  Public  Library  Belle  B.  Smith   4,014 

Odebolt    Free  Public  Library  Mrs.  E.  P.  Pottelger 1.693 

Onawa    Public  Library   Maude  E.  Oliver  2,500 

Osage    Sage  Public  Library  Ella  M.  Stacy  4,500 


430  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


PUBLIC  LIBRABIMiL 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


Oskaloosa   Public  Library  Priscilla   Pickrell    

Ottumwa    Public  Library   Mary  E.  Downey   9,4Bi 

Paton    Public  Library  Nina  G.  Harris 2,00D 

Rock  Rapids    Public  Library   Mrs.  Forrest   S,4fi0 

Sheldon    Public  Library   Mrs.   L.   C.    McColm....  SM 

Sioux  City    Public  Library   Mrs.  R.  A.  Oberholtser.  19.6M 

Spencer    Public  Library  Car.  V.  Langworthy....  3^ 

Stuart   Free  Public  Library   Mrs.  J.  R.  McMullln....  l.<ia 

Sutherland    Gen.  N.  B.  Baker  Library... Roma  Wheeler  Woods.  1^ 

Tipton    Free  Public  Library   Anna  Shaw  Tates 1.871 

VilliHca    Public  Library   Miss  F.   J.    Barker 1,935 

Vinton    Free  Public  Library  Mrs.  J.   R.   Adams 1,3?D 

Wa.shington    Jane  A.  Chilcote  Library — Miss  N.  J.   Springer 6,00Q 

Waterloo    Public    Library    Miss  G.  G.  Bankson....  8.000 

Wavcrly    Public    Library    Mary   D.   Whitmire 3,000 

Webster    City    Kendall  Young  Library  Edward  D.   Burgess CiSTS 

Westbranch     Scattergood  Library    1^900 

West  Liberty   Free  Public  Library  Mrs.  Lou  Haner  1,006 

Winterset    Public  Library  Mary  Cassidy  tJKO 

KANSAS. 

Abilene    Public  IJbrary   Lida  Romig  UNI 

Anthony    Public  Library   Jennie  Davy  3;IOO 

Atchi.son     John  A.  Martin  Mem.  Llb...E.   L.  Hlllis   UOO 

Atchison     Public   Library   Mrs.   Leontine  Scofleld.  8,000 

Blue   Rapids    Indies'    Library    Cora  J.  McPherson 8,475 

Burlington    Free  Public  IJbrary   Delia   Hall    XOOO 

Cawker  City  Public   Library   8^ 

Clay  Center  Public   Library   Adeline  E.   Story    1.000 

Concordia    Ladies'  Lib.  Ass'n Mrs.  H.  M.  AUend'fer..  X146 

Emporia    Atch.    Top.    &    Santa   Fe   R. 

R.  LIbrarys  BKOOO 

Emporia    Free   Library   Mrs.  M.  L.  Whildin  ...  10.O7 

Fort   Scott    Public  Library  4.000 

Garnett   Anderson  Co.  Pub.  Library. .L.  R.  McLellan  1.101 

Harper    Free  Library   Ada  E.  Crocker  I«i00 

Hazelton   I^idies'   IJb.  Assn Marie   Perry   1480 

Hiawatha  : Morrill  Public  Library   Rebecca  D.   Kiner   4.110 

Horton     Public    Library    J.  O.   Hall  1J» 

Hutchin.son    Public    Library    M.    Pearl   Lelghty    S,0f7 

Independence    Ladies*   Library   Mrs.  H.  D.  Grant 8,076 

Irving    F*ublic  Library   1«M0 

Kan.sas  City   iniblic  IJbrary   Sara  Judd    Greenman..  4J00 

Kingman     I>ublie  IJbrary   Mrs.  L.  M.  Berry 1.O0O 

Lawrtnce     City  Library   Nellie  G.   eBatty 18,000 

Leavenworth   Free   Pub.    Library    Syrena   McKee    8481 

Newton    Y    M.  C  A.  Lib Cieo.    W.    Fleming UWO 

Norton    Free   IJbrary   Miss  L.   M.   Knight 6,474 

Olatln-    (V)unty  Teachers*  Library.. ..H.   M.   Culter  1,000 

Osawatomie   Library   Asa'n    S.    B.   S.   Wilson 2.000 

Oswego    Public  IJbrary   Rosa  B.  Ling 1.600 

Ottawa   Library    Association    W.    M.  Tiffany 8,000 

Paola   Carnegie  Free  Library  Julia  M.   Walsh   7,000 

P«'abo(ly    F'Vee  Public  IJbrary   Katherinc  A.   Hobson..  6.700 

Salina    Public  Librarv   Emma  F.   Christ 8,000 

Smith  Center   Free  Public  Library  Delia   B.   Brown  3,600 

Stockton     Public   Library    1.250 

Ton^anoxie    Public   IJbrary    1,146 

Toprka    Public   Library    1,200 

Wichita    I''ree   Public   Library   10,600 

Public   Library    \nna   E.    WIcgand   12.000 

KENTUCKY. 

AHhland   Public    Library    1.000 

Covington    Pul)lic  Library   \.   M.   Spears  10^000 

Danville    IJbrary    Association    1^800 

Lexington    Public   lJi)rary   M.   K.   Bullitt  21.000 

Louisville   National   Library    7J00 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  431 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


Louisville   Public  Library  Miss  A.  V.  Pollard 66,206 

Newport   Public  Library  2.2&8 

LOUISIANA. 

Baton  Rouge  Public  Library  Mary  Davis  8,900 

New   Orleans    Alexander  Library   4,700 

New   Orleans    Howard  Memorial  Lib William   Beer  84,006 

New   Orleans    St.  Alphonsus  Cir.  Library.. Rev.  G.  Robinson 1,500 

New   Orleans    Y.  M.  C.  A.  Library W.   E.  Hearon  1,400 

Shreveport    People's   Lib.    Ass'n C.  Billin   3,000 

MAINE. 

Alfred   Parsons    Memorial   Lib Rev.  B.  P.  Snow,  A.  M.    3,000 

Andover  Public  Library  Grertrude   D.    Newhall..    4,643 

Atlantic   Public  Library  H.  W.  Small 1,000 

Auburn  Public  Library  Annie    Prescott 10,962 

Augusta    LIthgow  Lib.  &  R.  R Julia   H.   Clapp 8,000 

Bangor  Public  Library  Mrs.   Mary  H.   Curran.  67,661 

Bar  Harbor  Bar  Harbor  Village  Lib ...  Adeline  M.  Bunker 8.000 

Bath  Patten  F^ee  Library  M.   R.   Foote 12,000 

Belfast   Free    Library    E.    M.    Pond    13,000 

Biddeford  McArthur  Library  Emma    Hatch    7,000 

Blue  Hill  Ladies'   Social  Library Emma  J.  McHowell....    1,860 

Bridgton    Public   Library   Grace  C.  Abbott 8,000 

Brunswick    Public   Library   8,840 

Buckfield    Zadoc  Long  Free  Library.... Lizzie  L.   Allen 2,846 

Biicksport   Buck   Memorial   Library Alice   B.   Gardner 4,400 

Calais     Free  Lib.  &  R,  Room J.  C.  Moore  8,000 

Camden    Public  Library  Emma  C.   Tobin   4,000 

Caribou    Public  Library  Mary  E.  Luce  1,438 

Castine    Town  Library  Kath.  F.  Davenport....    2,616 

Cherryfield    Public  Library  M.   A.   Wakefield 1,000 

Clinton   Brown  Memorial  Library   ...Grace  W.   Estls   3,300 

Corinna    Stewart  Free  Library J.  H.  Winchester  4,100 

Cornish    Library  Association  Mary  I.  Marr  1,635 

Cumberland   Mills    Cumberland   Mills   Lib L.  S.  Anderson  3,729 

Dennysville    Dennysville   Library   1,655 

Dexter    Town  Library   Lizzie  S.    Springall   7,242 

Dover    Thompson  Free  Library   ....Mary    E.    AveriU 4,080 

East   Machlas   Public  Library  Assn Josiah  Harris  1,500 

Eastport    Public  Library   Charlotte  Wood  8,000 

Eliot    T^Ibrary  Assn.  &  Read.  R'm.. Howard   Pub.    Libbey    1,564 

Ellsworth    City   Library    Adelaide   Tine    4,492 

Fairfield    Lawrence  Library    iFrances    Kenrick....     4,125 

Farmington    Public  Library   Flora   A.    Brooks 8,000 

Fort  Fairfield  Public   Library   C.   E.   Hoit,  Jr 1,474 

Frankfort    Waldo  Peirce  R.  Room Maude  Averill   1,000 

Freeport    B.   H,  Bartoe  Library  Miss  A.  H.  Aldrich  1,000 

Fryeburg   Woman's  Club    Emily   F.    Stone 1,100 

Gardiner     Public  Library  Mrs.  E.  C.  Curtis 7,617 

Gorham     Library  Association  Hattie   M.   Files 4,139 

Guilford    Free  Public  Library   Ernestine  Hale  1,501 

Hallo  well    Hubbard  Free  Library   Annie  F.  Page  9,000 

Hanover    Pierce   Library  Blanch    M.    Russell 1,350 

Joneaport    Public  Library  Mrs.  D.    D.   Kelley...     1,000 

Kennebuck    First  Cong.  Parish  Fred   P.    Hall 3,000 

Kennebunk    Free   Library  Ass'n Ella  A.   Clark 8,800 

Kennebunkport    Yalbot   Free  Library    Annie  P.  Brooks 2,400 

Kittery    Rice  Public  Library  5,610 

T^wiston    Public  Library  Josephine  B.  Heywood.  10,000 

Limerick  Public  Library   Bertha  E.  Thestrup 1,850 

Lubec    Public  Library  I.   W.   C^e 1,500 

Machias    Porter   Memorial    Lib Miss  M.  O.  Longrfellow.    4,039 

Madison    Public  Library  Mrs.  C.  O.  Small 1,400 

Mechanic  Falls  Public  Library   Lizzie  Jewett  Butte 1,878 

Monmouth    Cumston  Public  Library  Caroline  C.   Pierce 1,850 

New  Gloucester  Public  Library  Helen  A.  Mosely 8,480 

Newport    Public  Library  Sophia  H.   Howe 1,100 

New  Sharon   Public  Library  Nellie  C.  Neal  2,400 


432  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DISBCTOST 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


North  Anson   Public  Library  1.000 

Northeast  Harbor  Northeast  Harbor  Lribrar7...Ina  M.  Spurlinsr 3^ 

North   Yarmouth    Hamilton  PI.   Library  Laura  A.    Hamilton 1^ 

Norway   Public  Library  Alice   R.   Woodcum 7,000 

ORunquit    Free  Memorial  Library   Annie  M.    Norton 2,066 

Old  Orchard  Free  Public  Library  Mary  W.  Keans S,000 

Oldtown    Public  Library   Charlott  C.   Scott S,28S 

Orono    W.  C.  T.  U.  Free  P.  Lib 2,000 

Oxford   Freeland   Holmes   Library 1,200 

Paris    Hamlin  Memorial  Hall  Una  Prentiss  Taylor...    1,553 

Phillips    Free  Public  Library  Pearl   Hoyt    2.626 

Pittsfield  Public   Library   Elizabeth  G.   Kimlmll..    1,900 

Portland    Clark's   Circulating  Library 5,000 

Portland    Public  Library  Alice  C.  F^irbish 53.297 

Prcsquc  Isle   Library  Association   1,800 

Presque  Isle   Public  Library  1,800 

Richmond    Library  Association   Wm.  H.   Stuart    5,105 

Ripley  Crocker  Free  Library   E.  H.  Ramsdell   1,000 

Rockland   Public  Library  Nancy  L  Burbank 8,187 

Saco  Dyer  Library  Association.... John  Haley   15,000 

Sanford   Public  Library  Bentley  Aveyard 2,500 

Soarboro  Public   Library  Association.. Emery  Moody   1,000 

Soarsport   Sears  Public  Library  

Skowhcgan  Free  Public  Library Clara  A.   Morrison    10,000 

South  Berwick  Fogg  Memorial  Library  5,101 

South    Livermore    Washburn  Memorial  lib Mentie  E.  Ayer  2,000 

South    Paris    Paris  Public  Library   Alice  B.  Knight 8420 

South  Portland  Public  Library   Margaret  A.   Trickett..    2,500 

Southwest  Harbor  Tremont  Public  Library Mrs.  O.  W.  Cousins 1,700 

Thomaston    Public  Library   5,497 

VInalhaven    Public  Library   Thos.  J.   Lyons 2,150 

Waterford   Library  Association  Sade  W.  Knight l^GO 

VVaterville    Free   library   Agnes  M.  Johnson  2.400 

Wayne   Wayne  Library  1,075 

VVoatbrook    Memorial  Library   Eliza  M,  Atkinson  8,600 

West  Brooksville   Brooksville  Public  Library 

Wintersport    Free  Library  Association IjtOO 

Wlsoasset    Social   Library    2,000 

Yarmoiithville   Hillside  Library    Ellen  S.  Mitchell 1,110 

York  Beach  Library  Association  W.  N.  Oough  1,000 

York  Harbor    York  Lib.  &  R.  Room 3,600 

MARYLAND. 

Baltimore    Bal.     Monthly     Meeting     of 

Friends    M^bel  M.    Reese   4.000 

Baltimore    B.    &    O.    Emp.    Free    Circu- 
lating  Library    A.  M.  Irving  15.000 

Baltimore    City  Library   17.000 

I5altimore    Enoch  Pratt  Free  Library... Bernard  C.   Steiner tlSJSS 

Baltimore    Germanla  Turnverein  Lib 1,000 

Baltimore    Md.   Inst,   for   the  Promotion 

of  the  Mech.  Arts Thos.    B.   Everist 20,40 

Haltlmoff    Now  Mechanical  Library Margaret  F.  Wat  kins..  72.000 

Baltimore    Poahody   Library    P.   R.  Uhler  148.000 

I?altimon»   Sta.    K Sparrow  Point  Free  Library 1,150 

Cambridge     Cambridge  Li br.ary   1.300 

llaffcrstown     Wash.   County  Free  Lib Sister   Henrietta    11.000 

Itfinrol    r.aiirel   I^ibrary   Edward    Phelps    1.000 

Reistertown     Tillard   Mem.   Free  Lib 1,854 

MASSACHUSETTS. 

Abink'ton    Miingrtnn   Piiblio  Library Mary    Otis    Nash....    13,873 

Acton    Vcton    Memorial   I^ibrarv .Arthur     F.     Davis...      8.200 

A<'ushn«'t    \(Mi.^bnot    Fn-o  Public   LIb...Klslo    (^ollina     

Adams    \dams   Free  Public   Library. Lucy    C.     Richmond.    10.900 

Aprawam    V^awam    Public    library Kninia    F.    Pyne     ...      2,400 

Alford    Alford   Free   Town   Library.. Mrs.   R.   E.   PlosB 

Amesbury    Amcsbury  Public  Library  ...Alice  C.   Follansbee.    11,000 


OF  THE   UNITED   STATES   AMD   CANADA. 


PUBLIC  LtBRASIEB. 


North  Araher 


Arlington   . 


I  PVBLIC  LIBRARlSa. 

Amherst  Public  Library Mury   A.    RotjlDBon. 

North  Amherst  Public  Lib... Esther  U    Hasklns. 

.Mpmorlal  Hall   Library Ballard    Holt    

Bradlee  Library  Kowell    F.    WllHon. 

Rohblna   Library   EUz.   J.   Newton 

Library, Lona    M.    Davis 


.-Ashbi 


1  Put 


>uth  Ashburnham  Library. Ura.    F.    Z.    Howe. 

AHriuy   ABhby  Town  Library   BUza    A.    Kendall.. 

A8lin«ld     AHhfield  Ubrary  ASBOClatlon.Julia    A.    Williams. 

Ashinnd    Ashland   Public   Library Mrs,     E,     P.    Metcal 

.\thol    Athol  Free  Public  Library.. .MrH.   M.    8.    Doane., 

Altleborough    AttleboroQgh    Pub.   Library. .Leticla    a.      Allen    . 

Auburn    Auburn  Free  Public  Library. JosIp  E.   Prouty   . .. 

Avon    Avon  Public  Library  H,    W.  Blanchard   .. 

Ayer  Aver  Library  May  M.  Fletcher  .. 

BarnHtable    Sturgis   Library    Eltiabeth    C.    Nye.. 

CentrerlUe    Centrevllle  Free  Public  Lib- 
rary   Aaaoclatlon    Eunice    Hallett     ... 

Colult    Cotult   Library    Adeline    F.    Bearse. 

Hyannla    Hyannls  Free  Public  IJb....Bifridtt     Bradrord.. 

Marston'a  MUla   Maraton's   Mills   Library LlUle    Backus    

Ostervllla    Oatervllle  public  Library Mrs.  H.  G.  Crocker. 

Barre    Barro  Town  Library Carrie    B.    Read    .. 

Becket    Becket  Athenaeum     Mrs.    Ellia   Millard. 

Bedford     Bpitrord  Free  Public  Lib Fonnle  A.   Wood    .. 

Belchertown rliipjt  Memorial  Library  Lydia    A.     Barton.. 


irklcy  I 


^■■Julla  R.  Bur 


Bernards  ton    , 


Blllerica _ -   ..  .- 

Talbot   MIUh    Talbot  Library 

Blackslone   Blackatone  Public  Lihrary...- 

BtandCord    Blandfcrd  Free  Public  Ub...i 

Bolton    Bolton  Public  Library i 

Boston    Public    Library    of    the    City 


iBhman  Library  . 

■verly    Public    Library Martha    P.'    Smith! 

Betinett_  Public    Library pannle    S.    PnlBe.. 

-   ""e    Bottomly    . 
:.    Curran    


radlln    . 


.   L.    Priest. 


Bourne  Free  Library , 

.Boxborough  Free  Pub.  U 
BoxCord    Public    Library. 

Bojrford  Public  Lib... .KatharYneO.Perioy 


Bnxborough  .. 

Boxtord    

West  Boiford  hebi. 

Boylaton    Boyh  _  „„„,.,   ^      ,....i. 

"""""«" S!;?i!Ln''J[?,.yTli^n-5;'";!«  "■  ■'^"'"^' 


— -  - --  ■l!;,^"""^ ^^v,.  r.^    ■^•"••'  "■■"" 

BrldBSWater  Brldgewater  Public  Library. ^rla   L.  Christian. 

BrlmHeld   Brlmfleld  public  Library m   Anna  Tarbell 

„ ...__  u — ,.,„_  Public  Library Cl'arenoe    W.    Ayeri 

Llh™J'y.-....EIl»a   R.   Hobba... 

■'  ° — ''""Loulsn   M.    Hooper. 


Brockton  ., 


3roekti— 

..Merrick    Publit    

Brooklfne  Public  Library  of  Brooklli. .„„„,„,.    ^     ,,„,.^„ 

■Buekland  Public  Church  Hb.CharIea  W.  Trow, 


Burlington    Burlington  Town  Library....,-, „,  r,„  r    .     rx.=vc, 

CambrldRO    CambridRe  Public  Library. ..wiUlam   L  R  QlfTor 

■■■Canton   Public   Library Lucy  D    Downes 

'■■Qlenson   Public   Library Mary   A.    Green 

■■Carver  Free  Public  Library. Mrs.  B.  E.  B.irrowJ 
■-Charlemorit  Free  Town  LIb.LlzxIe  M.  Temple. 
"---'-■-  e  Public  Lib. ..Mrs.  H.  L.  Cnrpent* 


Charlemont    ■ 


Chatham    

Chelmsford .^„o,i,=  uurnry  .  i 

North   Chelmaford    North    Chelmsford     Library 

AsHOclatlon   Emma    J.    Gray 

Chelsea    Fits  Public  Library   Medorn   J.    Simpson 

Cheshire     Cheshire    Library    Assn Emma    E.    Martin.. 

Chester --Cheater  Public   Library    Grace    K.   Alvord... 

ChcsterHeld    Chesterfield  Free  Pub.  Ltb.Mrn    Huah  B    Gray 

Chleopee  Chlcopee  City  Library Anna   A.   Smith 

CbllnaTlc  ChllmarkPreo  Pub.  Library. Florence  B    Mayfaew 


^ 


434  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRABIB8. 


Clarksburg    Clarksburg  Public  Library.. .Robert   S.   McKay 

Clinton    Bigelow  Free  Public  Library.Ciiarlotte    Lt    Greene  2€,0M 

Cohasset   Paul  Pratt  Memorial  Ub.... Sarah    B.    Collier 7,000 

Colrain    Colrain  Free  Library  Katherine   H.    Cram.     2,000 

Concord  Concord  Free  Public  Lib Helen    W.    Kelley...    34,056 

Conway   Conway  Public  Library   Grace    Pease 6.183 

Cottage  City  Cottage  City  Free  Pub.  Lib. Josephine    Gall^sher     

Cummington    Bryant   Free   Library Lorenzo    H.    Tower..      8.OO0 

Dalton    Dalton  Free  Public  Library. Mrs.  M.   E.   Davison.      8,500 

Dana    Dana  Free  Public  Library... Susan   E.    Stevens...      1.M2 

North   Dana   Dana  Free  Public  Library... Mrs.    A.    W.    Slate 

Danver.s    Peabody    Institute    Library..Mrs.  Emilie    D.  Patch  21.200 

Dartmouth    Dartmouth  Free  Public  Lib. Mary  A.    Tucker....     1,000 

South   Dartmouth    Southworth   Library    Henry  M-   Walker 

Dedham    Dedham  Public  Library  Frances    M.     Mann..    19,700 

Deerfield   South   Deerfield    Free   Public 

Library    Flora  E.    Mentor....      3,000 

Dfcrficld   Dickinson    library    Robt.    Peuton    Sibley     

l*ocumtuck   Valley  Asso Library    of    the    Pocumtuck 

Vall«'y  Memorial  Assn George    Sheldon 

Dannis     Jacob  Sears  Mem.   library.. Mrs.   Nathan   Sears..      1,003 

Dighton     Dighton  Free  Pub.  Library.Dwight   E.    Lane 1,500 

Dougla.s    Simon   Fairfield  Public  Lib.. Alice    E.    Luther 

Dover     Dover  Town   Library   Alma  Chickering^ .      2,396 

Dracut    Dra cut  Public  Library  Amy    H.    Goodhue 

Doudley    Dudley   Free  Public  Library. Louise    Easterbrook 

Dunstable    Dunstable   Free  Public  Lib. .Mrs.   L.  A.   Swallow.     2,467 

Duxbury   Duxbury    Fre^'  Library   Sara    A.     Higrg^ins.  . .      J.720 

F:ast  Bridgewater  East   Bridgewater  Pub.  Lib. Lucy  J^  Siddall 3,500 

Eastham    Kastham   Free  Public   Lib... Mrs.  Herbt.  C.  Clark     1.S50 

Easthampton    Public   Library  Association.. Dorcas  C   Miller....    11,000 

East  Longmeadow  Kast   Longmeadow  Pub  Lib.Mary    R.   Mcintosh 

F^aston     Ames   Free  I^ibrary Mary    L.    Lamprey 

Edgartown     Edgartown  Free  Public  Lib. Eunice  C.  Ripley 

Egremont    Egremont  TJbrary  Ass'n Margraret  O'Neil 

Enfield     Enfield  Library  Assn Ada  L.   Harwood 3,800 

Erving    Erving   Town    Library Mrs.    W.    G.    Walkup     2,285 

Miller's  Falli?   Erving   Town    Library Mrs.  W.  A.  Butman 

E.s.sex     T.  O.  n.  P.  Burnham  Public 

Library    Jennie   H.    Woodman     4.300 

Everett    PVed'k  E.  Parlln  Mem.  Lib. Ellen   L.    Johnson...    16,28< 

(llcndalo     Shutc    Memorial    Library.  ..E.    I^eona   Lydiard 

Fairhavon   Tlio    Milliccnt    Library Drew  B.   Hall 17,093 

Fall    River    Fall    River    I»ub.    Library..  Wm.    R.    Ballard 58.205 

Falmouth     Falmouth    Free    Pub.    Lib.  .Clara  L.  Davis 5,094 

West    Falmouth    West    Falmouth   Library.  .  .Albert    a    Bowerman      

Woods   Hole    W^)ods    Hole    Library Joseph     Walsh 

Fitehburg    Fiteliburg  Public  Library. ...Geo.    E.    Nutting-....   41,871 

F''l'>rida     Florida  Free   Library  Mrs.  E.  J.  Whitcomb      

Foxborough    Hoyden   Library   Mary   D.    Torrey 

Framingham     Frnmin^liMm   Town  Llbrary.Emma  L.  Clarke....    25.00-1 

Frankliti     I'Tankliu  Library  Ass'n Mrs.   E.   Q.   Campbell     6,620 

I^Yeetown     (Juilford   H.   TFathaway  LIb..M.    Florence    Dean..      1,000 

East    Freetown    Kist     Freetown     Circulating 

Library    E.    W.    Lawrence 

<»'H<l»"'i"    L«vi  H.-ywood  Mem.  Lib Ellen    B.    Cramton 

(Jay   Head    (Jay   Head  T'nhlic  Library..  ..Harry    G.    Reed 

Georgetown     Georgetown  Peabody  TJb Sarah   T.   Noyes 

<5'"     Gill    Free    Public    Library .  .Mrs.    Wm.    Franklin.*      1.800 

Riverside    Gill    Free    Puhlie   Li]>rary.  . Frank  D.  Jones.  .  . 

Gloticester     Sawyer   Vroo   Li]»rary Rachel  S.  Webber...      5.000 

MaKiJoIia    Magnolia    Library Eliz.    T.    Thornton 

Ciosben   Goshen    Free   Pnl).   Library . Winnie   A.   Dresser 

C.osnold    Gosnold    Free    Pub.    Lib Bertha     S.     Stetson..       '..'... 

^»rafton    Grafton    Fre<>    TMib.    Lib Mabel    L.    Howe 11.50^ 

Granby     Granby    Free    Pnb.    Lib Cora   H.    KellogTS 1.94! 

Granville    Granville    Free   Pnb.    Lib...  Mabel    Root l!20« 

(treat     Rarrinpton    (Jreat    Rarrincrton    F.    TJb..Emma   W.    Sheldon..      8190? 

(^ireenileld    Greenfield    Free    Library ...  Mav  Ashley 13.021 

(Greenwich     Greenwich    Pub.    Library. .  .Helen   L   Nevins 1500 


or  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 

PUBLIC  LlBRAJilBB.  PUBLIC  LIUBABISa. 


South  Orove 
Hiidley  .... 
Halifax  .... 
HHmllton  .. 
Hamixlpn  .. 

H,it 


....GrotoD   Free   Pub.  Library. 
....(iroveland   Piiblli:  Library. 

Hale  Library   

....Hadley    Pree   Library 
....Holmes  Publlu   Library 
....HamiltDn    Public    Library. 
....Hampden  Free  Pub.  Lib   . 
....Hancock  Publli;  Library    . 
~        ■     --      B  Library. 


Hanson,  South   WunipntucR    Llbi 

Hanson,   North   Hanson  Free  Pub.    Lib 

Hardwlck    Hardwick  Free  Town  LIU.. 

'•--'—'-•-  E    H.   Paige   Llbrury 

Geo.    H.    Qilbert    Uanufac- 

turlng    Co.'s   Library 

Harviird    Harvard   Public   Library.. 

Harwich    Broadbrooka    Fret-    Lib. . . 

Hatlit'ld     Hatfield    Publlp    Llbmry. . 

Haverlill     Public  Library. 

Hawley  Free  Pub.  Library 

Hawley    Free   Pub.   Lib 

Heulh   Free   Pub.   Library.. 

Hlngbam    Public   Library. 

Nantasket   Public  Library.. 

Hlns^.^le     Public    Library 


i.   Qulmby-  - .  - 

_  _     „.  C.  Marsh. ... 
.James  T.  Thomas... 

Mrs.    Grace    C.   Stone 

Mrs.   John   Q.   Adams 

IJanlel   Hlwpardaon 

L    Bailey. . 


all  her 


ivrrhill    

Hiiwley    

West   Hawley 

Heath     

Hlngbam    


HiUbrook    Holbrook  Public  Library.'. 

Holden     Gale   Free    Library 

'  land    Public    Library. 


Hollar 


HolUston    PuL...    „.j.. 

Holyoke    Holyoke   Public    Library.. 

Hojiedale   Bancroft   Memorial   Lib.... 

Hopklnton   Hopklnfon   Public   Library. 

Hubbardaton    Hubbarrtslon    Pub.    Lib... 

Hudson    Hudson   Pulillc  Library 

Hull   Hu      School    Library 

Huntington  Huntington  P.   Pub.  Lib... 

Hyde    Park    Hyde    Park    Public    Lib... 

Ipswich    Ipswich  Free   Pub.  Lib 

KlnRStim    Frederic   C.   Adams   Public 


Alice 

Mrs. 


F.    Pbllllps 


Hannah  R.  Spoor 


Aird   H.    Rid 


!&X.'i 


John   Grant   Moullon  7E,000 
Mrs.   F.   S.   BIsBf"  ■   '" 

Mra.    Willis    Vincent 
Henry  Kirk  t?mlf 


Mary  W.   Clark.. 


James  Hosmer   . 
Zenaa  A.  French 
Mra,    A.     M.     Holden 
Mrs.  B.  L.  Howl 
J.    E.    Rockwoo. 
.Frank    G.    Wllli.._. 
H'rlet  B.  SornborKer 
Sadie    B.    Stewart. 
Lucy   H.   Grimes. . 
G.    M.     Whtltemort 
The  Three  Trust eea, 
Mrs.  A.  E.  Munson. 
Elizabeth  Alns worth 
Lydla   A,    Caldwell.. 
Mrs.   J.   F.    McLauth- 


I.lbra 


LanpHborousli 


Lexington 

r.eyden     . 


.... Leominster  Piih.  Library. 
...-Leverett  Free  Pub.  Lib.,, 
...Leverelt  Free  Pub.  Lib... 
-Cary    Lfbru 


,,Leyden  Free   Public  Lib.. 
....Lincoln    Public    Library.. 

i.iitieion     Reuben    Hoar    Library 

l.ongmeadow  Lonsmeadow    Town    Lib.. 

l.<'well    niy   Library   of   Lowell.. 

Ludlow  Hubbard    Memorial    Lib.. 

Lunenburg    Lunenburg  Public  Lib.   ... 

Lynn     Lynn  Free  Public  Lib.... 

Lynnfleld    Lynnfleld   Public   Library. 

Maiden   Maiden    Public   Library.. 

Manchester    Manchester   Pub.   Library. 

Mansfield     Mansfleld   Public   Library. 

Marblehead   Abbot   Public   Library.,.. 

""'"■"  ".Taber    Library 

■  ■■Marlborough    Pub.    Lib. . 

- Ventreas    Free   Pub.    Lib.. 

MarMhfield   Hills    fl  ft  Rogers    F.    Pub.   Lib. 

'  ..Mashpee  Public  Library.. 


Marlborough 


Masbp 


"Wi   1am  A.   Walsh 
Mary  StnUmftll 
Mary  W.    Warren 

Anna  Louise  WhU. 
Florence  E.  ■Wheeli 

Mrs]  S.'  a  Graves . . 
.Marian  P.  Klrkland 
Mra.  B.  S.  Whltcomb 
Lydla   J.    Chapin 

Katherlnc  C.  Gates! 
Frederick    "      ~' 


3.200 
54,94« 

e.ooo 


■    Adar 


BIrnie     S.DOO 


._.  _  ..  ces  Jor  . 
John  C.  Houghton.  . 
Elizabeth  W.  Green. 
Lizzie  A.  Williams,. 
Delucena  L.  Bingham 

Ida  F,   Hodgea 

Mary   Gerry   Brown . 

Mary  T..   Allen 

Sarah   B.   Cottlng. ,. 
Joshua  T.  Baker.... 

L.    8,   Richards 

Clara   Collins   


1,GS2 

s.noo 

B.460 


436  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIB8. 


Mattapoisett    Mattapoisett   F.    Pub.    Lib.. Clara    P.    Sherman..      3,500 

Maynard    Maynard    Public    Library.  .Mrs.    S.    F.    Nyman..      4,026 

Medfield  Medfield   Public   Library. .  .Lucretia   M.   Johnson     4,544 

Medford    Medford   Public   Library. .  .Mary    E.    Sargrent...    26.00) 

Medway,  West   Medway  Ji'ree  Pub.  Lib Mrs.  Anna  Fales 7,000 

Medway  Village    Dean   Library    Bertha   E.    New^ell 

Melrose     Melrose    Public    Library. .  .Carrie    M:.    Worthen.    14,291 

Mendon     Taft  Public  Library Annie    E.     Kinsley..      6,000 

Merrimac    Merrimac   Public  Library.  .Louise  C.   Bracket!..      6,000 

Methuen     Nevins  Memorial  Library.  .Harriet    L.    Crosby..    16,236 

Middleborough  Middleborough   Pub.  Lib...  Mrs.  A.  K.Thatcher.    10.000 

Middlefield     Middlefleld  Public  Library. Metcalf    J.    Smith...      1,870 

Middleton    Flint    Public    Library Samuel     A.     Fletcher     5,705 

Milford    Milford   Town    Library Nathaniel    F.    Blake.    13,696 

Millbury Millbury  Town   Library Carolyn  C.   Waters..      7.804 

Millis   Mills  Free  Pub.  Library. .  .Mrs.   A.    Macdonoush     2,835 

Milton    Milton   Public   Library Gertrude    E.     Forrest   13,385 

Mionroe    Monroe  Free  Pub.  Library. Mrs.  W.  L.  Allen 

Mon.son    Monson   Free  Library  and 

Reading  Room  Ass'n Nellie    F.    Squier 8.380 

Montague  Montague   Public   Library. .Kate  A,   Armstrong:.      5,200 

Turners   Falls    Montague   Public    Library, 

Turner's   Falls   Branch... N.  P.  Farwell 

Monterey     Monterey  Free  Library. ..  .J-  L.  Tryon    1,200 

Montgomery    Montgomery   F.   Pub.   Lib.. Mrs.  D.  L.  Allyn 

Mount  Washington   Mount     Washington     Pub- 
lic   Library    Howard   Y>.   I,*amson 

Nahant     Nahant   Public   Library May   W.    Perkins 13.831 

Nantucket    Nantucket   Athenaeum    ...  Sarah  F.   Barnard...    12.000 

Natick    Morse   Institute   Library. .  .Mlra   R.    Partridge..    19,000 

South    Natick    Bacon   Free  Library Mrs.  Ad'ide  Williams     

Needham    Needham   Free  Pub.   Llb...Rellla   J.    Dunn    ....      6,500 

New    Ashford    New  Ashford  Pub.  Lib Geo.  H.  Halfacre 

New  Bedford   Free  Public  Library  of  the 

City  of  New  Bedford George  H.  Tripp 84.000 

Now  Braintrec  New  Bralntree  Pub.  Lib... Carrie   F.    Bush 2,12s 

Nc'wburyport     Newburyport  Pub.  Llbrary.John  D.  Parsons....   39,032 

New   Marlborough    Now    Marlborough    Public 

Library     Rev.    Ed.    C.    Gillette     

Now  Salem    Now   Salom   I'ub.   Library.  .Winifred   Cogswell..      1,950 

Newton    Newton    Free    Library Ellz.    P.     Thurston..   61,275 

Norfolk     Norfolk    Public   Library.  ...Walter   L.   Sykes 1,600 

North  Adams  North   Adams   Free   Public 

Library     Mabel    Temple    22,140 

Hlackinton    Oscar  A.  Archer  Branch ..  .Oscar   A.    Archer 

North  Andovor  North  Andov«'r  Pub.  Lib.  .  .llan'^ah    J.    Quealy.  .      9.675 

North    AttlohorouRh    Richards  Memorial   Lib.  .  .  .Leda  J.    Thompson..      5,600 

Nortl:    Brookfleld    North  Brooklleld  Free  Pub. 

Lib.   and   Roadlng  Room. Harriet   B.    Gooch...      6,27S 

North    Reading    pUnt    Memorial    Library. .  .Addle    W.    Gowing.  .      4,514 

Northampton     Northampton   Pub.  Llbrary.S.    D.    Kellogg 33.000 

Northampton     Forbos  Library    S.   D.   Kellogg 90.000 

Floronco    jjlv    Froo    Library Mary   A.    Fuller 

NorthborouKh     Nofthhorough    Froo   Lib M.    Evelyn    Potter...    10.853 

North])rldge   Whitinsvillo    Sooial    Lib .  .  ..Mrs.  Wm.  H.   Fuller 

Northfiold    Dickinson     Momorial    Lib..F.     J.     Stockbrldge.  .      6.150 

Norton    North    Public    Librarv Emily   A.    Titus 7.00A 

Norwoll     Jamos   Public    Library Joseph    F.    Merritt..      3.62'> 

Norwood    Morrill   Memorial    TJbrarv. .  Jane    A.    Hewett .  .  .  .      9.1S4 

Oakham    Oakham   Fro<'  Pub.   Lib.... Frank   E.    Davis 

Oranpro    Orango  Froo  Pub.   Librarv .  Grace    H.    Dawley.  .  .      7.374 

Orloans    Tho    Snow    TJbrary Tliram    Myers    4.150 

Otis     Frro  Public   Tiib.   of  Otis ...  Mrs.    O.    J.    Davison 

Oxford    Oxford    Froo    PuMir   T.ib...Mrs.    Maria   C.    Mann      7.150 

Palmor     Younpr    Men's    Lib.     Assn. .  .Harold    M.    Dean....      6.610 

I'axton     Paxton    Froo  Pub.    Library. Anna   E.    Woodruff..      2.500 

Poabody    Poabody   Institute   Library  .Toyman   P.   Osborn .  .  .    S9.27I 

i'oabody     Ebon    iSale    Sutton    Rofor- 

onoo   Library    Augusta   F.   Daniels.      3  687 

Pclham     Pelhani  Free  Pub.  Library .  Mary    A.    Keith *     . 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


437 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIBB. 


Pembroke    Pembroke   Free   Library. .  .Ellen  P.  Cox 1,000 

Bryantvllle     Cobb   Memorial   Library ....  Mrs.    Julia   Morton 

Poppcrell    Pepperell   Pub.  Library Mrs.   M.   F.   Shattuck  14,280 

Pt*iu     Free  Pub.  Library  of  Peru-Mattie  Hathaway 

Petersham    Peterijham   Memorial   Lib-.p^^imy   Prince  9  000 

Phillip.ston     Phillips  Free  Pub.  Library. |^rs.   Tina  H.  Chafflii     51548 

l^ttsfield    Berkshire  Athenaeum Harlan   H.   Ballard..    46,000 

Phiinlield    Plainheld   Pub.  Library Anna   M    Kins  1250 

Plymouth    Plymouth  Public  Library. -Nellie  Thomas    !.!! '.    14!81l 

Nortli  Plymouth   LoriiiK    Reading    Room . . .  .  gji^ra  C    Van  de  Carr 

Plympton     Plympton  F.  Pub.  Library. john   Sherman    1,615 

Prescott    Prescott   Free  Pub.   Lib Henry    L.    Berry 1,500 

Princeton    Princeton    Public    Library. gusie  A.  Davis 5,360 

Provincetown     Provincetown  Pub.  Lib Abbie   C.    Putnam...      8,766 

Q"incy    Thomas  Crane  Pub.   Lib...QQQ*«7    -gnduina    'n    •Bfiauiv 

1.450 


Randolph     Turner   Free   Library Dr    d    C.    Farnham. 

Kaynham    Raynham    Free    Library. .  .Lu(.y  -yy    Thompson 

North  Raynham   ...North     Raynham     Library 

„      ,.  Association Mrs.  Mary  H.  Barton 

Readmg     Reading"   Public    Library. .  .naaie    g    Cox 

R(^hoboth     The  Blanding  Library Nettie   Earle 

^''Y^''     • Revere    Public    Library ....  Harriet   T.    Feniio! 

Richmond    , Free     Public     Library     of 

„     ,      ,  Richmond Abbie  E.   Barnes.. 

Rochester    Free    Public   Library Sarah   A.    Haskell. 

Rockland    Rockland   Public  Library. . Angela   W    Collins 

Rockport    Rockport   Public   Library.  .Elsie  M    Dann 

PiKcon  Cove  Pigeon   Cove   Library LUiie  Aspegreii  ".  *. 

C'^^f     R«we   Town   Library Mrs.  Alice  E.  Newell 

i^l'^Lii'f^ Rowley    Free    Pub.    Lib Catherine  N.   Mighill 

i5?o  11         Raymond   Public   Library.  .Mrs.  E.  E.  Mackenzie 

5"ff^"    Russell  Free  Pub.  Lib Mrs.   M.  B.   Shelley. 

Rutland    Rutland   Free   Public  Lib.. Mrs    E    J    Prouty 

^^]™    Salem    Public    Library Gardner    M.    Jones. 

Salisbury    Salisbury    Free    Pub.    Lib.. Hannah   B.    Coffin.. 

Simdisfield     Sandlsfleld  Free  Pub.  Lib. 

Sandwich     Sandwich    Free    Pub.    Lib. 

Saugu.s    Saugus    Free    Public    Lib.. 

^avoy    Savoy    Free    Public    Lib... 

^r^^Vi'^''     •;••• Satuit    Library    Blanche    C.    Gardner 

North    Scituate    Peirce    Memorial    Library .  .Mrs.   Sarah  J.   Marsh 

S'f'konk    Seekonk  Free  Pub.  Lib Edna    T     Lane 

5*^"!!*"    Sharon    Public    Library Emma   A.    Baker'.*..*. 

Sheffield     Sheffield   F.   Town   Library  .Gertrude    S.    Gleason 

Shelburno     Shelburne   Free    Pub.   Lib..  Mercy    A.     Anderson 

Shtlbiirne   Falls   .\rms    Library    Daniel    W     Wilcox.. 

Shtrborn    Sherborn   Town    Library. ..m.   Nellie   Clark.  ..!  .'      9.3i8 

Shirley     Shirley    Public    Library Estelle   E.    Ely 4.000 

Shrewsbury    Shrewsbury    F.    Pub.    Lib.  .Mabel   E.    Knowlton.      5.385 

Shutesbury  Shutesbury  Free   Pub.   Lib. Mary    L.     Clark 

Somerset    Somerset    Free    Pub.    Lib.  .Myra  Babbitt    i,254 

Somerville     Somerville  Public  Library.  Sam    Walter    Foss.  .    61,000 

South    Hadley    South   Hadley   Public  Lib.. Mrs.   John   Burnett 

South   Hadley  Falls   South   Hadley  Public  Lib.. Carrie    E.    Bardwell 

Southampton     Southampton    Library   As- 
sociation      Eva    M.    Qridley 4,000 

Southborough    Fay    Library    FrancenaE.    Buck..      S.IOO 

Sonthbridge    Southbridge  Public  Lib EUa    E.    MIersch 19,000 

Southwick     Free     Public     Library     of 

Southwick -W.    B.    Harding 1,652 


Carrie   M.    Barker. 
Annie  A.  Rogers.., 
Emma  E.   Newhall 
William   F.   Briggs 


1,500 


9,651 
1,600 
8,000 


36,000 

10,267 

4,800 

i.'638 
2.860 
2,396 

•    •  •  •    • 

4,050 
45,000 


2,159 

7,089 

i,*970 


6,246 
1.428 
2,382 


A.    Cutter. 


Spencer   Richard    Sugden    Pub.    Lib.  Nellie 

Sprinsfi**ld    (^Ity    Library    Association 

of    Springfield Hiller    C 

Sterling    Sterling  Free   Pub.   Lib.... Mary   D. 

StockbridKc    The      Stockbridge      Library 

Association     Caroline    P.    Wells. 

Stonoham     Stoneham    Free    Pub.   Lib.. Mrs.    H.    M.    Boyce. 

StouKhton    Stoughton  Public  Library.. m.   Alice   Burnham. 

Htow     Randall  Memorial  Library. Susan  M.   Lawrence 

Sturbridge     Joshua   Hyde   Pub.    Lib Mrs.    H.    M.    Locke. 


11,23' 


Wellman..  126,000 
Peck 6,500 


8.000 
9,63S 
8.000 
5.000 
6,45S 


438  PATIERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRBCTORY 

PUBLIC  LIBRARIBB.  |  PUBldC  LIBRASIKa. 


Sudbury    The  Gooiinow  Library Mary   L.    Cutter 

Sunderland     Sunderland    Public    Lib Abbie    T.    Montagrue.      5,3>1 

Sutton     Sutton    Free    Library Sarah  !£.   Mills 

Manchaug     Sutton    Free    Library Francis   Trescott 

South  Sutton   Sutton    Free    Library Mrs.  M.  L.   Littlefield     

WVHt  Sutton   Suitor;    Free    Library Jason    Waters    

Wlllcinsonvllle     Sutton    Free    Library Augrusta  Houghton 

Swampscott    Swanipscotl    Pub.    Library. S.    Louise    Honors 

Swans.-a    Swansea    Fro-    Pub.    Lib... Julia    R.     Wellington     3.6*1 

Taunton    Taunton    Public   Library. .  .Joshua   Eddy   Crane.    50,utfv 

Templeton    lloynton    Public    Library. ..  Henry    F.     L.ane 6.«4: 

Tewlcsbury     Ttwlcsbuiy   I  ulilic  Library.Louisa   M.    Blaisdell.      5.30" 

Tisburv    Vineyard    Haven    Library .  .Mabel    T.     Tilton 

Tolland     rollaiid    Free    I^ibrary Wilbert   Munn    

Topj»n«'ld     Topsiield    Town    I^ibritry. .  .Albert    M.     Dodge....      ».«!i 

Townsend     Townsend  Pul)lic  Library .  .Mrs.   E.   L.    Warren..      4,37v 

Truro    Truro    Town    Library Mrs.   L.   A.    Ryder...      1,>»* 

Tynjjsborough    1  yngsborough    l»ub.    Ub... Ellen    Lydia    Perham     5,JS4 

Tyrinshain    Tyringham   Free   Pub.   Lib. Lucy    M.    Moore 

i;pton    I'pton   Town    Library Mrs.  Laura  C.   Sadler     4.J»< 

L'xbridge    'I  hayer    Memorial    Library.  Beatrice  Putnam    ...    10.86* 

\Vak«tteld     i^ebt'    Town    Library Mrs.   H.    A.    Shepard.    14.5TT 

Wales    Wales    Public    Library Anna    P.    Thompson 

Walpole    Wali)ole    Public'    Library. .  .Ida    J.     Phelps lO.OOfl 

Waltham     Walt  ham    Public    Library .  .Mrs.    Mary    E.    Bill..    2^,0V* 

Ware   Young    Men's    Library    As- 
sociation     Harriet    B.     Hayden .    12,7M 

Wareham    Wariham    Free    Library ..  .Mrs.   H.   P.    Harlow  2^W 

Warren    Warren    Public    Library. .  .Joseph    O.     Hastings  10,3S8 

Warwirlc    Warwick   Free   Library Clara    A.    Jones 4,155 

Watertown     Free      Public      Library      of 

Watertown     Solon  P.  Whitney...   2M<5 

Wayland    Wayland    Town    Library ..  .Margraret   E.  Wheeler  13.000 

Webster    Webster   Public    Library ..  .Mrs.    P.  R.  Kingsbury     6.6e> 

Wellesley    W«'llcsley    Free    Library.  .  .Julia    F.    Jenning^s..    13.355 

Wellfleet     Fre«.  Pub.   Lib.  of  Wellfleet.Mrs.   Kate    EL    Brown     3.030 

Wendell     Wendell    Free   Library Julia  DeW.    Kavana.      !>"'» 

Wenham     W<iiham   Public   Library ...  Benj.    H.    Conant....      4.::i'^ 

W«st    Boylston   West    Hoylston    I*ub.   Lib...  Edna   C.    Baldwin...      5.342 

W<st    Bridgewat«'r    West     Hridg«'Water     I'ublic 

Library     Mary  L.   Perkins 

West    lirookncld    M«  rriam    Public   Library ...  Florence  A.   Johnson     7.S^.'. 

W«st    Xewbury    W«si    Newburv   Pub.    I^ib.  ..Caroline  Carr 3,S«»'J 

West    Springfield    W.-st       Springtield       Pul>llc 

Library     Daniel   G.    "White.  .  .  .      f.iOO 

W»st    Stockbridm-    W«st    Sto(k])ri(lg«'   F.    I^ib.  .  Frances    J.    Edwards     1.65»^ 

West    Tisbury    W<st   Tisburv    F.    Pub.   Lib. Cyrus  Manter 1.500 

Westborough   West  borough    Pub.    \Ah Martha   J.    Eastman.    14.01'* 

Westlleld    W«st field   Atliena«'um    Herbert    W.    Denio.  .    IS.OOw 

W«-stford     J.    V.    Fletclier    Lil»rarv Mary    P.    Bunce 11,50" 

Westiiampton    K. union    Librarv    of    West- 

hampton     Georjfe     E.      Knigrht.      2.7T* 

Westmiiistrr    W«sttHinst<'r   Town   Lib.... Mary    Belle    Hagrer.  .      5.0«>o 

Wi'Stoii    W«ston    Town    Library Maud    M.    Pennook.  .      1,4S: 

W«-stport    W«stport    Fr«M>    IMii>.    Lib...  Annie   R.   Howland 

Westwood    W«stwoo<l    rul.ljc    Library.  .Annie  Ij.   Richardson      

W«'ymonth    'V\\v    'i'ufis    Library ('.    A.    Blanchard  .  .  .  .    •8,0f»'> 

Soutli    Wiynioiitii    I-'«»gg    M«tnori;il    IJbrary .  .  .  Ruth    C.    Tower 

Wliatrly     Wli.it.ly    lMil»lir    Library ...  Klla    L.    Elder .',      ijim 

Wliitrnan    Wliitjii;in     I'lihlie    liibi  ary .  .  Kllena    S.    Spilsted.!    IL.'iT" 

Willnaiiam. l''r«M.     lMibli«-     Library Minnie    M.    Morf^an  !  ! 

Williamslmrg    M»«-kiTis  M.-jiiori;il   Library.  Ada    M.    Chandler..!      S.-'i«>  • 

Ha>(b'nvilb'    H;iy«l«ri\  ili«-    I''r««-    Library .  Charles    A.    Phillips! 

Wiiliamstown     \\'illi:inist  own     IMih.     Lib... Lucy  F.  Curtis....*!      R  l.^> 

Soutli    Wiiliamstown    Soulli     Wiiliamstown      Pub- 
lic    Library     .Mrs.    L.    T.    Sanford 

Wilmington    Wilmington     Pul).     Library. Anna   T.   Sheldon 

Winchendon    WinclM-ndon    I'nl).    Liinary .  Mrs.   S.    M.    Mnnxer!  !       !       ! 

Wincliester    Winelirster    Pub.    lJI>rary .  .  Cora    A.    Quimby..! 

Windsor    Windsor    Free    Pub.    Lib... Agatha    Bicknell .  ! 


OF  THE  UHITED  STATES  AHD  CANADA. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIEB. 


fUBI.lC  LIBBARIBB. 


-BesBle  F,  Cordes. 


Win  lircjp   Public 

Wobiifli    labile    Jjiorary      .  vviiiiam    h.    uui 

Free  Piihllc  Llfimry  of  lh..Snmuel    a    Gre 

City    u(    Worc«B'  — 
WorthlnKton  J'ree 


Yarmouth    Ynnnou  h  Lib.   As 

Siiu(h  Yarmouth    South    Yarmcjuth 

Wi'st   Yarmouth    West    Yarmouth    ijibrary... 


T.    F.    Baker 

-'     .    C.    C.    Baker. 


Albion  . 
AlU'R^in 
Alp..nu    . 


MICHIGAN. 
..I.-idloa'   Lib.  Association. 

..Township  L-ibritry    

..Public    Library    

..Public  Library   

. .  Henry  Nelson  Loud  P. 


Biiy   Clly Public    Llbrar 

Belli-vut'    TownRhlp    Library    . 

Benton   Harbor    Public   Library    

BIK   Huplds    Phelpa'     Preo    LIbrur 

Birmlnshiini     LailleB'    Library    ..    . 

Bui'hanan     Townalilp   Library    .. 

Calumet    P4^ll':    Library.    C. 


CuHRO  polls 


Mining    I 


..Publit    Library   . 


n  &  Lib.  Asso. . 


Coldwater   Free   Publ 

Detroit     Public    Library    . 

Dowaglat  t.. ....._    ■  ... 

Dryder 

..Carnegie    Pub.    Library. 

Flint   Public  Library    

Greenville      Ladies'   Lib.   AHaoclatlon 

Holland    Public  Library    

Holland    Township  Library   

Howell     Ladles'  Library   

Iron   Moiintiiln    Carnegie    Pub.    Library. 

Ironwood     Free   Library    

IshpeminR-    Carnegie    Pub.    Library. 

J.ackHon    Public   Library    

Jonesvllle    Ladles'   Library    

Kniamazoo    Public   Library    

Ijake   Linden    Township  Library   .... 

Lexington   Moore   Public  Library. 


Mrs.   L.   E.   Farnham 

...011a  Greene   

-..Kmlly   E.    Oliver 

...Nellie   a.    Lovln? 

.Ib.C.    M.   Jansky 

. .  .A.    J.    Cooke Z 

.--Mrs.  M.  W.  De  Puy 
...Louise  H.  Bailey... 
..-Mrs,  K.  M.  Roblnaon 
---Miss  M.  Baldwin 


-Mrs.  E.  C.  Orlersen. 

../ wiillams:.' 

.-Florence   M.   Hotmea 

.    H.   M.  Utiey I 

.  -Grace  Re  Shore 

i  i  jea'nnet'te    Hoslin' '.'.' 

-Mae  B.   Hewitt    

.-Lena   B.   Caldwell... 
-.Jennie  T.    Gleiison..- 
.  -J    R    Kautera 
.-A.   Van  Der  Haar-.. 


-Marg 


McVety.  -. 


.Edith    C.   Broad 

-MIsB  C.  F  Waldo-. 
-Mary  T>.  GraTiam.-- 
.  I.  C.  Roberta 


8.31)0 
23,767 
3,511 


Mart 


..Peler   White  Pub.   Library 
..Ladles'    Library    Assn.... 

hip   Fre      -   ■      •■■ 


'iibllc   Library   - 


Mount  Clemens Public 

MuRkegon    Hackli 

Negnun.  "■—    ' 

Nlles    -. 

Nlles    

--      ..Ijidle. 


Public   Library-. 


.-Nellie  E-  Brook; 

-Alice    E.    Kendal 

..Margaret  C,  Aplegen 

.  .Julia  S.    Wood 

.-S.    E-    Wellet 

. -Mlaa  O.  P.  CoolldEO.. 


.  13,497 
.  4,000 
.  5,000 
1,000 
E,S10 
6.7T7 


Libra 


Olsego    Township  Library   - 

Pentwaler    Township  Library    

Petoaky    School    District    Library 

Pontl:ic     Ladles'    Library    

Port    Huron    PubUr    Library    

Portland     Free    Library     

Republic    Township  Library   Geo.  McDonald   

Rldgew.av    Hall    Memorial  Library. . .  .Mrs.   W.  H.  Arner. , 

Saarlnaw    East  Side  Public  Library- -Lucy    K    Houghton 

Siiglnaw   Hovt    Public    Library Harriet    H.    Ames., 

•St.   Clair    Ladlea'   Library  Assn Bessie  J-  Howell-.. 

St.  Johns    Ladles'  Library  Assn Frances    A.    Ball... 


440 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRSCTORY 


PUBLIC  LIBRABIEB. 


PUBLIC  LIBRABIBS. 


Sault   Ste.   Marie Public   Library    Birde   Spragrue    2,500 

Schoolcraft    I-.adies'  Library  Assn Mary    P.     Cobb \,tZZ 

Spring    Lake    Township  Library   Chas.    M.     Kay l.uOv 

Sturgis     City    Libiary    Mrs.    S.   Q.    Patterson  4,7:4 

Tccumsch     Public   Library    ^Gertrude     Huey     ....  3,i»l» 

Tlirce  Rivers    Free    Public    Library '.Sue    Imos'e    Silllman  8,00'.' 

Traverse  City    Ladies'  Library  As8n Callie  Thacker 2,80'J 

Union   City    Union   Township   Library.  .Mrs.  R.  S.   Tovirnsend  1,37' 

VIcksburg   Ladies*  Library Ruth  Ramsdell l.OyO 

VIcksburg   Sclioolcraft  Township  Lib. .C.  L.  Van  Antwerp. .  l.oOtf 

West   Hay   CMty Sage   Library    Phebe   Parker 2s!5SI 

Whitehall     Township  Library    Helen  D.   Hedges.  .  . .  l!40< 

Wyandott    Public   Library    Elizabeth  Conwell   ..  6i7S7 

Ypsilanti     Ladies'  Library Lucy  B.  Lioomis 5,7u3 


MINNESOTA. 


Albert   Lea    Public   Library    

Anoka    Public   Library    

Applt^ton    Appleton  Library    

Austin     'arnegie  Public  Library... 

Blue    Earth    Public    Library    

(^loqiiet     Public  Library   

Duluth    Public    Library    

Fairmont     Public   Library    

Faribault    Public   Library    

Fergus   Falls    Public    Library    

Little    Falls    Public    Library    

Luvorne    Free  Public  Library 

Mankato     Public    Library    

Minneapolis    Public    Library    

Minneapolis     Teachers'  Library  Assn.  . . . 

Montevideo     Public    Library    

Morris    .Public    Libr«ary    

Northlield     i*ublic    Library    

Owatonna    Free   Public  Library 

Pipestone    Free   Public  Library 

Red    Wing    Carnegle-Lawlher    Lib 

H(>«  liester     Public    Library    

St.   (Moud    Public  Library 

St.    Paul    Pu]>lic   Library 

St.    Peter    Pu])Iic  Library 

Sauk  Center   Hryant    Library   Assn 

Sleepy    Fye    Dyckmann   Free  Library.  , 

St  illwater    Publico  T^Ibrary 

Traiy    Library  As.sociation 

Whit*'  Hear   Lake White   Bear   Pub.    T^ibrary 

Willmar    Public  library 

Witiniia     Frer    Public    I^ibrary 

MLSSISSTPPI. 


Elizabeth   Brainerd 


Anna  La 
Flora   C. 


Rue.  .  . 
Conner 


Isabella  Thalon 
Lydia  M.  Polrer. 
Minnie  Bird    .  .  .  , 


Lillian  R.   Strlngrhara 
Cora  Tanner    .... 
.Mrs.  D.   E.   Halbert.; 
Minnie  A.   McGraw.. 
G.    A.    Countryman.. 

Rhoda  B.  Long 

Margaret   E.    W'^ebb.  . 

Mrs.   S.    Elliott 

Edith   M.    Pye 

Maude  van    Buren..! 
Adelaide   Wharton... 

Lillian   S.    Tandy 

Julia  Rupp 

Marie  E.  Brick ....  . 
Helen  J.  McCaine. . . 
Josephine  Powell.... 
Bessie  Bobbins  .  .. 
Joseph  M.  Stiles.  .  .  .' 
G'rt'de  B.  MoPherson 

Mrs.  L.  A.  Steel 

Mabel  A.  Extrand.  .  . 

Edith  L.  Frost 

Jeannette  A.  Clarke. 


(^)hini])us    Public  library 

Vi(ksl)urg    Library    Association    Miss  F.   P.    Michle.*.* 


MTSSOURL 

Prunswiek    I^ibrary    A.ssociation 

I)«snto    V.   M.  C  A.   Library. 

Ciias^itw    Lewis   Library    

Hannibal     Fr(»c   I'ublic    Library 

I  leiniann    Public   Library 

lndepen(len(^o    Public   Library 

Jefferson    (^ity    l-'ree    Pu])lic  Tal.irary 

Joplin    *.....  Free    J*ublic  Library 

Kansas  City    Public   Library 

St.   Joseph    Fre«'    Public   Li1>rary 

St.    Louis    Publi*-    Library 

St.    Louis    St.    L«»uis  Mercantile 

St,    Louis    Y.    .M.    C.    A.    Library 


Lib 


Otto  K.  Benecke 


Jt'nnie   E.   Henry.... 
Flizabeth   Lingle    .  .  . 

F.   O.   Spohrer 

Carrie  W^allace    

Adel'de  J.   Thompson 
Mar/  B.  Swanwisk.. 


Purd  R  Wright 

Fredk.  M.  Crunden. 
nora(  e  Kephart    .  .  . 


1,750 
5.00V 
1.50»« 
4.4UV 
l,20tf 
3.100 
40.107 

5,792 
1,824 
1.96J 
2,400 
10.000 
144.500 
5.649 
3.0^5 

•   •  ■  •  • 

2.6S3 
9.062 
l,5rt" 

3.5U" 

5,9>: 

7.21> 
61.00  • 
3.f-'" 
5.00" 
1.341 

io.?4=; 

1.10') 
2.'«50 


2.3:.'' 

1.37.' 


3.00'» 
£.0«»1 
.1.S»..- 
7. ';•'•• 
1.6'.-' 
3.'.»H" 

4.3.'" 
4.0i''i 

65,0«»"> 
3o.""»' 

1.2«=«' 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CAHAOA. 

PUBLIC  LIBRABIEB.  |  PtJBLW  LIBSARIBB. 


Amii-onila Hearst  free  Library Eirbeth   U   Thomson 

HlllliiKH    Parnily   BllUnss  Mvni-  Ub.llabel  Co'lln'    

ItoKi-iii'in  Frtf  Lihriiry  BeBBie  McCord 

Ijuti,  Free    Public    Library J.    H.   Ruaael 

IH'orlc-dKe  ,  ,.Wm    K    Kohr^i  Mem.  Lib,  .Mrs.  B.  S.  Catlin 

DUloi Public  Library Miaa  M.  L.  Innes 

(JreiitfiillH    Public  Library Jennie  M.  Conner..  . 

Hfli-nii     Public  Library Marguorlte    Bowden. 

Knlisppll     Carnegie   Free   Pub.    Llb...F.    K.    Madison 

LewlRlown     Public  Library Mary  A.  filoane 

MvliifiSton    Carnegie  Public  tilbrary. . 

Mill's  City  CnrncKle  Library   Laura  Zook 

MiSBoulu    Public  Library   V\.—  --A'  J.: 

Twin  ilrUlBts Public  Library    John    B.. Stevens 

Virglnlji  City   PubliP  Library  

NEBRASKA. 

Albion    Public  Library Mate  E.  McQIll 

Hfiitilif   Free  public  Library Joanna  Hagey   

Ulalr   Blair  Library  Mrs.  H.  H.  Hahn 

Vvlvm   city ^Public  LthJnry  '"l !!!!!!!  iNVliieMcKeaii'.' !."  .'      2,7' 

Wilrb.irv    ..;■.::.! J..r    Co.   Ti-arhiTs-   Lib F.    A.    Carmony....        ■  '■ 

Fi.llH  City    Lydia  B,   Wooda  Mem.  Lib. Frances  Morton 

Frt'iiiimt   Public  Library Jane  H.   Abbott 

(;r.ind  iHlunil   Public  Library Clara  M.  Body 

Uninii   iHlanil    Y.    M.    C.    A.    (Helen    Oould 

Library)  H.    W.    Stearns 

llantlnKH    Public  Llbrnry Grace  Dillon   

Kearney    Public.  Library Belle   S.    Early 

Linooln    City  Library   E    Joanna  Hagey. . 

Mi'Cook    Free  Public  Library Minnie  Elbert 

Ncbrnaka  City   Free  Public  Library 

North  Platte    Y.   M.   C.   A Ju  1 1  us  Sheppard   .... 

Omaba    Public  Library Edith  Tobltt    62,1. 

Ord    Unily    Free    Library ».J, 

Ptatt«ntoiith   Public  Library Olive  Jones |,B 

Monlh  Omaha Public  Library Edith   Leonard    5.01 

HuptTior   Ijidies"   Library  Assn iiV  "  'lir  '  r  "  h    '  * 


.  .Public  Library 

—  jhlic  Library 

iblic  Library 

NEW    HAMPSHIRE. 


,u..,ic  Library  '.'. L-  M.  Ingersoll.. 

Public  Library Grace  Hurlbut   . 


..Hiram  N.  IMywnrd. 
_       _  ..Clara  G.  Bvillotk 

.Town  Library   Maude  B.  Webster,. 

..Public  Library 

..Town  Library    A.  M.  Wyman 

. .  Town  Library    Caroline  B.  Morion  . . 

Town  Library    Mrs.  L.  A.  Dearborn . 

..Free   Public  Library Alice    F.    Gilbert,.., 

..Free  Public  Library Bessie  F.  Randall... 

..Public  Library  Laura  R.    Woodbury. 

..Public  Library C     E.    Gnman- 

..Frpe    Public    Library Unttln    L.    Johnson.. 

..iJethlrhem    Lib.    AHStl Wllllnm  RamBiicn    .. 

i^Tnivn   T.ll.rnry  ' ■■■  

..Bradfor.l    Ft.-.>    Library -■■  

.,.Mlii"t-Hlii  i"i'    Library T5mma  P.  Berry 

..Publir   T.itiiiiiy Ella  W.   Tucker 

..Smyth    Public  Library Frank    E.    Page _, 

..Barnslead  Free  Pub.  Lib.  ..John  Oeorge Z.Oi 


442 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRSCTORT 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIBB. 


Center  Efflngrham Free  Public  Library Alb't  N.  Gould,  M.  D. 

Center   Sandwich    Free  Library    E.  Q.  Marston,  M.   E>. 

Charltstcwn     Silsby  Free  Pub.  Library.  .Abbie    M.    Robertson 

Chester    Free  Public   Library Isabelle  H.    Fltz 

Chesterfield     Town  Library    

Chiremont    Fiske   Free  Library Abbie  J.  Field 

Colebroolc    Public  Library    

Concord    Public  Library    Grace  Blanchard    — 

CTontoocook    Hopkinton  Free  Pub.  Lib 

Conway    Public  Library Louise    H.    Hamblen. 

Danville   Public  Library W.  Folsom   Heath .  . . 

Deerfield  Center   Philbrick  James  Library 

Dover    Public  Library   Caroline    H.    Garland 

Dublin     Public  Library   Minnie    Leffingrwell . . 

Durham    Public  Library    Charlotte    Thompson 

East  Canterbury Shaker  Community  Lib. 

East   Derry    Taylor  Library    Ada  A.  Reynolds .... 

East  Jaffrey   Jaffrey   Public  Library Lucia  B.  Cutter 

East    Kindle    .  .  .  .♦ East   Rindge   Library C.  L.  Converse 

East  Rochester   Read.    Room   &  Lib.   Assn. 

Enfield    Public  Library Ella  M.   Pattee 

Epping     Free   Public  Library Mae  P.   Gilmore 

Etna    Hanover  Town   Library.  . .  .Thomas   W.    Praddox 

Exeter    Public  Library Carrie    W.    Bying-ton 

FarniinRton     Public  Library Emily  Goodwin 

Fitzwilliam    Town   Library    Annie    L.    Colby 

Francestown     Town   Library    Mrs.  J.  T.   Woodbury 

Franklin     I^Vanklin  Library   Mary    A.    Rowell 

Franklin    Falls    Smith  Library    Mary  E.   Daniel. 

Gilsum    Public  Library Irsael    A.     Loveland 

Gossville   Epsom  Public  Library Grace  V.  Snow.  .  .  . 

Grantham    l>unbar   Library    James    M.    Howe.. 

Greenville    Free  Public   Library j.    M.   Taft 

Hampstead    Public  Library Mary  L.  Hoyt 

Hanipton  Falls   Free  Library    Sadie  E.  Janvrin.  . 

Hancock     Town  Library   C.   H.   Ware 

Harrisville     Public   Library 

Haverhill    Library   Association    May  E.  Flanders.  . 

Hebrrn    Town   Library    Alice  M.   Wells 

Hennik<'r     Frc  Library    Jennie  M.    Dodge.  . 

Hillsboro    Fuller    Public    Li])rary Mary  C.  Blxley 

Hinsdab"    Public  Library Lucy  Spooner    .... 

Hold<'nuss    Free   Library    Sadie  J.   Perkins .  . 

Mollis    Social   Library   S.   L.   Gerould 

Hooksett     Public    Library Jennie   S.  Abbott.  . 

Hopkinton     •''r<"<'    Publi.'    Library Sarah  U.   Kimball. 

Hudson     *'''VV!*'-^'.  !'>'^''>''   Library.  .  .  .ina  Martin 

Alice    Trickey. 
Abner  Davis 

Kreiie    Public    Library 

Kensington     Soci.il    Library    Mrs.  A.  M.  Hilliard 

Kingston    Nichols    Memorial    Library  .Nellie   F.   Ingalls.. 

l,a,  onia     dilford    T»u])lic   Library Carrie  H.  Gill 

hjMonia     IMiblic  Library Olin   S.    Davis 

Lancaster    r'>^'''V.'^''T'M''>' 

Lebanon     L<avitts   Library 

Lebanon     T*ublic   Library Emma  M.  Morris.  . 

T.isbon    Public   Li]»rary Nettie  L.   Kelsea.  . 

hittbton     Public  Library Miss  H.    F.   Merrill 

r.on(buiderrv     Leach  Lil>rary    Sedley  A.   LK>wd  .  .  . 

Manchester" ^}^y   T^'brary    F.    Mabel   Winrhell 

Frost    Freo  Library Mrs.    E.   C.    Holt. 

Town    Library    Myrtle    E.    Huntley 

Pnl)Iic    Library Mary  E.  Bodee .  .  . 

,I'uhli(    Liln-.iry Kmma   A.   Cross.  . 

.Free    Town    Lil)rary Eva    J.    Davis.  ..." 

Vvt'O   T^ibrary    Rebecca    F.     Doaiio 

.Free   Public  Library Ruth    S.    Conant 


Jackson     Public    Library s. 

Jefferson     Free    Public   Library A 


Marlboro 

Marlow 

Mere«iith 

Merrimack 

Middleton 

Milfoid    .  . 

Mount    Vernon 


Nashua     Public  Library Harriet    Cromble 

Nelson    ^^''^  Public  Library Delia   H.   Osgood 


1.100 
2.250 
5.4S6 
1.850 
1.256 
7,500 
3.50U 

27,00t 
2.600 
2.760 
l.OH 
2.30'i 

30.000 
4.OO0 
8.000 
1,400 
5.11S 
4.050 
Ll'OO 
1,800 
3,526 
1.171 
1.050 

12,970 
2,500 
6.05S 
3.500 
3.82i 
3.200 
1.2U 

1.200 
1.000 
2.831 
2,1  IS 
2.70S 
4,450 
1.71: 
2.00.^ 
1.25U 
2.85ft 
4.500 
6.00'^ 
1.5^0 
4.807 
1.40*i 
2..'»<»i 
2.964 
2  24' 

is.;**^ 
i.T*?: 

3.6T1 
1.217 
10.134 
7.0"'» 
1.20«> 
5.5'V. 
2.<il4 

4.«>T^ 

5ft.ftft« 

.'..15A 

1.23* 
3.73^ 
2.32fl 
1.127 

S.16: 

22.95S 

1,21S 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


443 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


New  Boston    Whipple  Free  Library 

New  Hampton Gordon-Nash  Library 

Newington     Lang^don  Public  Library. . . 

Newmarket Town  Library    

Newport     Richfirds    Free   Library.  . .  . 

Newton    Public  Library 

North   Hampton    North  Hampton  Library... 

North   Haverhill    North  Haverhill  Library.  .  . 

North  wood  Center    Northwood  Public  Library. 

Northwood  Narrows Northwood  Public  Library. 

Northwood    Ridge Albion  Knowlton  Library.  . 

Pelham    Free  Public  Library 

Peterboro     Town  Library    

Plymouth    Public  Library 

Portsmouth    Portsmouth  Athenaeum . . . . 

Portsmouth    Public  Library    

Rindge    Ingalls  Memorial  Library.  . 

Rochester   Public  Library 

Salem    Public  Library 

Sanbornville    Wakefield  Free  Library . . . . 

Seabrook    Brown  Memorial  Library . . 

Somersworth   Public  Library 

Spoflford    Chesterfield  Town  Library. 

Stratham    Town  Library    

Sugarhill    N.  P.  Coburn  Pub.  Library. 

Sunapee    Sunapee  Library 

Suncook    Allenstown   Pub.    Library.. 

Suncook    Pembroke    Pub.    Library... 

Surry     Reed    Free  Library 

Swanzey    Mount  Caesar  Union   Lib.. 

Temple   Mansfield  Public  Library... 

Tilton    Tilton  &  N'thfield  Pub.  Lib. 

Troy    Public  Library 

Wakefield    Public  Library 

Walpole    Town  Library    

Warner    Phillsbury  Free  Library. .  . 

Warren    Public  Library 

Washington    Shedd   Free   Library 

Weare     Publit-  Library 

West  Lebanon    Library  Association    

Westmoreland    Free   Library    

West  Rindge    Branch  Library 

West  Swanzey Stratton   Free  Library 

Whitefiekl    Public   Library 

Wilton     Ministerial   Library    

Win(h(»st('r     Public  Library 

rWindham     Nesmith  Library 

Wolfboro    Brewster  Libr.iry 

Woodsvillc    Free  Public  Librfiry 


A.  A.   Atwood 

Lewis  P.  Bickford.. 
Lydia  S.  Coleman... 
Irving  T.  George. . .  . 
Anne   Parmelee    .... 

E.  G.  Kelly 

L.  W.  Fogg 

May  L.  Southard. . .  . 

S.  Marie  Watson 

Gertrude  E.  Towle.  . 

Mary    E.   Hobbs 

Eva  E.   Coffin 

Bessie    Fox    

Annie   S.    Hanscome. 

Robert  E.  Rich 

Emma   E.   Miller 

Lillian  E.  Parshley. 
Susan  A.  Cluff 

R.   B.  Brown 

Frances   D.   Hurd.... 

Jennie  M.   Rice 

Lottie  G.  Smart 

Flor.    L.    Batchelder. 

Jennie  Cross 

A.  W.  Sullivan 

M.    Henry    Knox 

Francis  F.  Field.... 
Flora  E.  Newell .... 
Mary    L.    Hayward .  . 

Sara  M.   Sweet 

Emely  L.  Turner. . .  . 
Alice  C.  Milliken... 
Frances  M.   Sabin... 

Mary  B.    Harris 

Mrs.   G.   M.   Williams 

Albert  T.  Wright 

Eva  B.  Simons 

Anna  M.  Burton.... 
Carrie  E.  Bryant.  . . 
Mrs.  H.  E.  Wetherbee 
W.  N.  Sparhawk.... 
Helen  G.  Sartwell.  .  . 
J.   F.   Kimball 


Josie  B.  Nesmith.  .  .  . 
Inez  A.  Brewster.  .  .  . 
Mrs.  F.  A    Gray 


NEW  JERSEY. 


Asbiiry   Park    Free 

Atlantic  City    Free 

Basking   Ridge    Free 

Bayonne  City    Free 

Belleville     Free 


Public  Library Henry   P.    Pierrepont 

Public  Library Alvaretta    P.    Abbott 

Circulating  Library.  .Mary      &      Elizabeth 

Barkalow    

Public  Library Phoebe  B.   Ketcham 

Public  Library H.   G.   Shattuck.  .. 

Bernardsvllle     Bernards  Library  Assn.  . .  .Eliza  Faust 

Beverly     Free  Library    Mrs,   H.   A.   Stees. 

Bloomfield    Jarvie   Memorial    Library.. Ono   Mary   ImhofT 

Boonton    The    Holmes    Library Anna  E.   Thibou.. 

Bordontown     W.   C.   T.  U.  Library Carrie   T.    Singleton 

Bound   Brook    Free    Public    Library Katherine   T.   Cone 

Bridffeton     Library  Association    Emma  V.  Wallen 

Burlington     Burlington  Library    Lydia  Weston   .  . 

Caldwell    Caldwell  Library    C.  E.  Hedden 

r.jmdi  n     Free    Public   Library M.    K.   Champion 

Camden    Pyne  Poynt  Free  Lib Mary  Anderson  . 

C^hatham     Circulating   Library    David  L.   Minton 

Clinton   ,,«;a,Grand in  Library Carrie   Todd    ... 


2,110 
13.000 
3.075 
6,000 
6,728 
1,085 
1,000 
1,522 
1,100 
1,150 
2,020 
2,349 
10,688 
3,584 
22,000 
19.000 
4,250 
9,159 
2,075 
1,000 
2,104 
9,100 
1.570 
1,896 
4,200 
1,034 
1,180 
1,178 
3.057 
2.187 
3,00«J 
4.500 
1.030 
3.993 
7.952 
8,161 
1,180 
3.440 
1,984 
1.575 
1.802 
1.276 
2.600 
5.796 
1,169 
4,067 
3.465 
1,000 
3.400 


3,500 
2,790 

1.260 
12,12S 
1,000 
1.250 
1.200 
6.280 
2.701 
1.875 
1,685 
3.000 
15,992 
1,046 
8,000 
3.500 
2,700 
1.164 


444  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


PUBLIC  LIBRARISa. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIBB. 


Cranford    Cranford  Library May  D.  Bradley 2.4S» 

Dover    Public  Library Miss  H.  A.   Breese l.OOO 

East  Newark    Free  Public  Library Georgre    A.     Bond. .  . .  1,41S 

East  Orange   Free  Public  Library Sarah    S.    Oddie IZM'^ 

East  Rutherford Free  Public  Library Emma  B.    Ver  Nooy.  1,90(' 

Eatontown    Public  Library 1,00»» 

Elizabeth    Pub.  Lib.  &  Read.  Room. .. Marie    L.    Prevost...  9.194 

Englewood    Free  Public  Library Harriet  R.   Prosser. .  8.213 

FN'minjarton     Free    Public   Library    Elizabeth  Van  Liew.  l.STl 

Freehold    King's    Daughters'    LlbraryVolunteer    Service. .  .  1.300 

Gl<»n  Ridgo    Library   Association    Abbie  Fuller    4.009 

Ihickensack    Johnson    Public   Library ..  .Mary  Boggran    8,204 

Haddonfiold    Haddon    Athenaeum    C.    H.     Lawrence....  2,357 

liaddonfleld    Haddonfield    Library    Co..  .Walter  C.   Rulon    ...  3.O(»0 

Hoboken     Free    Public    Library T.    F.    Hatfield     ;6.5«6 

Jor.soy    City    Free    Public    Library Ester   Eliz.    Burdick.  91,2r« 

Lakf  wood    Lakewood  Library K.    A.    O'Leary    3.625 

Lambcrtvllle     Stryker  Free  Library Harriet  Holconibe    .  .  3.580 

Madison     Public  Library Bertha    S.    Wildman .  6,305 

Matawan    Free  Public  Library    Edith  Johnson    2,800 

Mt  rchantville     Public  Library Char.    A.    l>orrance.  .  1.571 

Motuchen    Metuchen   Library    Ruth  Thomas    1,175 

Mlllvllle     Library   &   Reading   Room. Hannah   H.    Chew 3.000 

Montclair     Free   Public    Library    S.    Augusta    Smith . .  10,824 

Moorostown    Free  Library    Anna  Mary    Kaig^hn .  2,420 

Morrlstown     Morristown   Library    C.   O.    Lounsbury .  .  . .  25.00? 

Mount  Tabor    Free    Public    Library    Kathleen    R.    Baker.  1.S20 

Newark    Vvee.    Public    Library    John   Cotton    Dana.  .100,00<i 

New    Brunswick    P^ree   Public    Library    Cornelia   A.    See    ....  18,347 

New    Brunswick    Gardner   A.    Sage   Library. .J.   Van    Dyke,   Li.H.D.  46.34»» 

Newton    Dennis  Library   Laura  L.   Coursen...  10,000 

Orange    Orange  Free  Library    Eliz.   H.    Wesson    .  . .  IS.l?* 

Pass.'dc     Passiac   Public   Library.  ..  .J.    M.    Campbell     ....  10.420 

I\iterson     Free    Public    Library    G.    F.    Winchester...  12.651 

Pennington     Ijibrary   Association    Volunt'cr     Service..  1,20ft 

Perth  Amboy   Public    Library    Natlialie   E.    Winser.  4,951 

Plaintleld     Pub.  Lib.  &  Reading  RoomEmma  L.  Adams    .  . .  26,210 

Point    Pleasant    Free   Li])rary    Josephine    Kibbe.  .  .  .  1,700 

Railway    Kahway  liibrary Mrs.   A.   M.    Dean     .  .  .  16.rtOt 

Bed    Bank    Red  Bank  Lib.  Co Elizabeth    Cooper     ..  2,57:^ 

RidReficld    Park    Pu]>lie    Library    Lillian    Higgins    ....  3.00ft 

Ridg'wood     lMil)li('   TJbrary    Helen  D.  Buck s.ftOo 

Uiverton     Free    Library    Eliz.     B.     Campbell.!  2,800 

Rutherford     Pnl)lic    Library    Henrietta    Walcott    .  "5.664 

Salem      .«^alenl    library    Company.. M.    H.    Stratton     ....  1"1,'S3V» 

Si()t<}i    Plains     Fre<>    Public    IJl)rary     Mrs.    D.    Thomas....  1.273 

ShrewslMiry     .Shrewnbury  Library    Mrs.  A.  V.  Jennings.  2.2o'> 

Soinerville     l*u])lic    Tjil>rary    Vacancy     4.0«m» 

StMith    0^aIl^^e    Kroe    Pul).    Clrrulatiiij?    Llb.R.    F.    Wattorson .  .  .  .  6.9.1H 

Sum  till  t     Free   FJbrary    Louise  Le  Huray    .  .  .  4.000 

'i'oms    Ri\«'r    Christ  (Muirih  library   ....Mrs.    L.    C.    Cowdrick  2.ft»^" 

'I'own    of   niiion    Vn^o  Public  Lilirary    Ida   F.    Rogers    i^MZ 

'l'r<ntoM     I'^ree   Public   Library    Adams   J.    Strohm .  .  .  30^793 

Tuekertou    'I'uckerton    Library     Eliza  Stewart lisof* 

Virneutowri     Public    Lil)rary    S.    S.    Herbert    l!.=>Oft 

Vitieland     I'^reo   Pu])lic   Library    D.   O.   Kellogg    .  .  .  .  .  5*00^ 

Westlleld     Public    Library    Miss  M.  E.  Cunning- 
ham       4.13* 

\V<«<t    Ifoiioken    Vvov   Public  library    Mrs.   L.    H.    Parker..  4.172 

Wharton     Port   Oram   TJ])rary    Volunteer  Service    ..  l.iftft 

WliippaTiv    Roberts    ^Temorial   library. M.   E.   Shlpman    .....  L.^ftft 

W't.ixibin'      \Vood])ine    TJbrary     H.    W.    Miller     LOOft 

Woodhrii'-.re     Barron    rj])rary     Anthony    Schroder,!!  4!o'*ft 

Woodstowii     Pilesprrove  Lib.   Assn Cora    Ware !  !  2!30* 

NEW    MEXICO. 

Albuque"  ue    Pu])lic    Library    Nell    M.    Wetter    ....  S.Oftft 

Santa   F*-    Public    Library    1,80ft 


OF  THE  IJHITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 

0  LIBRABISB. 


PUBLIC  LIBRABISB. 


NEW  YORK. 

AJanis     Free  Library    Mrs.  J.  M.  Saunders. 

A.ldlson    Publli;   Library    Nellie   B.   Mallory... 

Albiiny    Union   Free  Ubrary    Maud   C.   O'Hasen... 

Albuny    Young   Mens  Aasn.   Llb....&    Ellz.    Barker 

Albany   Y.  M.  U.  A.  Library Walter    L.    Barnes. . 


R.   R.    Y.   M,    C.  , 


R.    R.   Y.    M.    C.    A.   Lib.. 


3  LI  bra  r 
1   LIbi 


..Edith   a  Latlm 

. .  a  F.  Fraser 

,.J.   L.   B.   Sunderlln 


.  .Fre«   Library    Bllen   A.   Parker 

.. Holland  Library    Bill.  A.  Rowley   .. 

..Frey  Library    Mrs.  Jennie  C,  Moore 

..Free  Library    Mrs.  J    M.  BrundaRe 

..Free  Library    Emma   A.    Whilmore 

..Public   Library    Amle   Weber    

..PirLlli-   Library    Dr.    W.    I.    Love 

..Scjnioiir  LtbTury    EUi,    P.    Clarice    I 

.  .FrfM  Library      Mrs.  A.  K.  Voorhees 

.  .I'liliHc    Library    Charlotte  ll.   Newton 

..Literary  &   Mist.   Soc.  Free 


BlnBhar 


Uulton    Landln 


...Ella  Sor 


Huffalo 


Public  Library W.    P.    Seward    ... 

Free  Library      Mrs.    Ella    William 

Erwlii  Library  Inotltute. .  .Mary  W.   Rennet    . 

Bolton    Free    Library    Dwlght  A.  Farce 

....Public  Library   M.  M.  Scharfenberg. 

Harnett   Free   Library    ....Peter    Trlmbarn     . 

....Free  Library    Carrie  L.  Micks   .. 

....Ahlra    Hall   Mernarlal   Llb..Oarrett   E.   Ryckmi 

Clroavenor     Public    LlbrarrEd.    P.    Van    Duzee 

....Public    Library    H.   L.   Elmendorf . . 

....Library  Aaaoclatlon    Anna  More  

Public   Library    Jennie   L.  Abel    

....Public  Library   Julia  M.  Perkins 

Wood    Library    Assn Sara  N.  Lee 

"•'"""'■■ Wlmodaughslan    Pmo    lib-Mary   MIllH    

<  iinton    Free  Library    Josephine   Paige. 

'■"'■niel     LitiTary  Union  Library   ...Emma  J.    Foster 

<\i()tkill    Public    Library    Emily  P.  Becker 

(■azunovia    Public  Lib.  Society    J.   H.  Ten   ByckBurr 

(  liiiiitnunua  Free    Library    Mary  W.  Martin   .. 

(-■hazy    Public   Library    Mrs.  Juliette  Gtlbcr 

Cherry  Valley    Public    Library    Anna    Phelon    

Clipster     Free  Library    Abble    F.   Masters . . 

<'lav.r:ick    Free  Lib.  &  Read.  Hm.  Asn. Delia  W.  Shaw    

Clayton     Free  Library    F     D.    Rogers    . 

'  li'iton    Klrkland    Town    Library.  .C.   B.   Kllbourn 

''oMlnH    tVee  Library    Elsie  Moss   

Corning    Free  Library    Mrs.   M.  C.   Drake... 

'  "" "  . ..  .Public   Library   H.  C.  Woodworth. . 

Hnmmond  Library RIIi.    C.    Murdofl 

■  " Circiilnllng  Lib.   Assn Mra.  Hnr.  Armsti 

liansvillc   Publlo  Library Susie   M.    Parker 

l>"ll'l   Frep  Library Olln    W.   Wood 

'"■ydi-ti    Houthworth    Lib.   Assn Lillian  Merick      

Dunkirk    Free  Library    Carrie  M.  Monchon.. 

l':.:Bt  Chatham    Public    Library    S.  B.   Smith    

Mnaton    Burton  Library   Mrs.    L.    J.    Cornell . . 

Klli.i)>Pthlown    y..lbrory  Aa«oclation   Mary  E.  Hale  .... 

Klmira    Steele  Memorial    Kate   D.  Andrew    . 

Kllenvllle    Pubic   Library   Retta  L.  Rusiell. . . 

K^sex  Free  Library  P-  H.  Boyle  

Falrporl    Public  Library Nettle  I.   Reynolds 

||  nimore     ■WIde-Aivoke    Club    LlbraryMary  E.  Crowley  . 

FlAhorx  Island    Llbl-flry  Association    P.    E.    Hlne    

!■  orpsiport    Llter'y  &  Social  Union  Llb.Charles  C.   Hegemi 

Fort  Plain   Free  Library   Adallne  Ehle 


>and:>lgua 


Z.^a   aJPD    mTMiTT,     l*iJ«*-^r 


■^  ?     7 


^-"  - 


^_- 


ji_. 


.- .  %. 


.i_~- 


r"V 


-^ 


ill"- 

-  T  "     -_  ■       _  "--■        -■■ 

Jt'.  -- 

_    -    _  • 

J«l      >I  —  - 

•  -  *.c-_  *    - 

'.  i  r  _ 

."         h    -     •  - 

L  :     .-.*r=.  W: 


1  -  -  - 


-  1 


-^    r-- . . 


sc-r-:-.  .i 


T  ■     .   .  .  .J  _  T  ■    . 


■    •" 


.E:;.r.   h-r    B     a:-.-    r : 

.  .^"  :-::^T^,  T.     Pri.r  .  . 

J-s>.-    K  ;rr.--    .  .  . 
.  .Ar.r.  .    K.    CrAwf-.rd 

' '■     ^^'-     T«>^Brnsvn«i 
r.J     W     Living's:  nn 

..!-■. -lisv    E.    Wilc-v.  .  . 
,  .Mrs.   J.    J.    Murphy. 
.    Uvi'-n   M.   Andrf-ws 
.  .P:i!,i»-    D.    Tnthill.  . 
..M.rv   K.    Van    fJiir.  t 
Al;   .    Masiin    .... 


I  ; 


:  I 


1-. 


■.  I- 


J'.f   I.,   ,1       I--  ■  M 

I  •  •  I    I     II 
1 'i  I  I  I     I  • I   '■ «. 
■  I'<i  I  1        I  I  li 
'It  '  I  ii '  1 1, 

•   I  1 1 1 1 1  I 

' ;  ■  I  ■  •  ■■  ■  III 


«  ■  ■  • 


,,«i     .'I  I..- 

M '  •     '  I  •  . .    .     I .   ■  I  r      ' 

'.■-•.'  r  I .  I  ■ .  r ; : !  y 

■ .  : ,  I  I '  I  .    '••'..]',■ 

■  1 1 . 1 1  <  IJ  J I  r . !  I'  V 

I.  Ill  I'  IJl.T       I'V 

II  Mil  Ii?l>r'i  r '«' 


.Mr.e.   G.   a   Chirk*  .  . 

.t'irrno   L.    Davis. 
K.   P.   Hopkins    . 

.S;iT;ih  A.  C.  Biitlor. 

.«'.irri«^  Garvin    .  .. 
W .    A.    Aiken    .  .  .  .  " 
Frnn^'fS  D.  Thomson 

W.   F.   Down    

Mrs.    F.    Klrby    .  . . 


a:' 


1 

1. 

«    • 

1, 


1  •  ■ 
"1  ■ 


■  • 
t 


2.4*' 

4.5:: 
!,:■: 
i.'-'-r 
11.:- 

•  ■ 


Oh   THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


447 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  HBBARIB8. 


New    Berlin    Library    Association    

New    Hampton    Denton    Library    

New    Roclielle    Public   Library    

Newark     Free    Public    Library    .... 

Newark   Valley    Public   Library    

Newburgh    .Balmville    Free    Cir.    Lib.. 

Newfield    Public  Library    

New 
New 
New 


York     Pub.    Lib.   Cir.   Dept 

York    Bronx    Free    Library 

York    Cathedral  Free  Circulating 

Library 

New  York    High   Bridge  Free  Lib 

New  York   Young  Men's  Hebrew  Assn. 

Library    

New  York   Y.   M.   C.  A.  Library    

New   York   Riverdale  Lib.  Assn. 

New    York    Maimonides  Free  Lib 

New  York   Neighborh'd    Settlem't    Libv 

Niagara   Falls    Public   Library    

Nineveh    Public   Library    

North  Java   Free  Library    

North   Tonawanda    Public   Library    

Nyack     Public   Library    

Ogdensburg     Public   Library    

Olean Forman  Library 

Oneida    Public   Library    

Ossining    Public   Library    

Oswego    City    Public   Libr«ary    

Oxford    Memorial   Library    

Oyster  Bay   Free  Library    

Palmyra    Kings  Daughter's  Free  Lib, 

Patchogue     Public   Library    

Penn   Yan    Public   Library    

Philmont    Public   Library    

Phoenicia     Free  Library    

Piermont    Free  Library 

Pine    Plains Free  Library    

Pinebush    Public    Library    

Plattsburg    Public   Library    

Pleasant   Valley    Free  Library    

IMeasiintville    Library    Association    

Pocantico    Hills     Lyceum  Library    

Poplar  Ridge    Hazard    Library    

Port  Jervis    Free    Library     

Port    Henry    Sherman     Free    Library     .  . 

Portchester    Public   Library    

Port  Washington    Free    Library     

Portville     Free    Library     

Potsdam     Pub.    Lib.    &    Reading.    Rm 

Pruyn    Public     Library     

Quoque    Public    Library     

Red  Hook    Public    Library     

Rensselaer     ..City   Library    

Rensselaer     Bath   on    Hudson    Pub.    Lib 

Remsen     Tidymus   Thomas  Lib 

Richfield   Springs    Public   Library    

Rockville  Center Public    Library     

Rome     Y.  M.   C.  A.   Library    

Rome    Jervis   Library  Assn 

Roxbury     Public    Library     

RIverhead      Free    Library     

Salem     Bancroft  Public  Library   .  . 

Saratoga    Springs     Public    Library     , 

Saugertics     Public     Library     

Seneca  Falls    Library   Association    

Schenectady    Free  Public  Library    

Schuylerville    Free    Library     

Seacliff    Public    Library     

Shelter  Island    Public   Libary  Society    

Sherburne     Public    Library 


Mary  L  White 

£dla  Denton    

Eliz.    C.    Stevens... 
Emma    B.    Richmond 
Amelia    L.    Prentice 
Bessie   Corvin    ... 
Mrs.     B.     Simpson 
A.    E.    Bostwick.  . 
Julia  I.   Bedell    .  . 


.1 


Agnes    Wallace 
Louis  G.  Friess 

Anna  H.   Rosen 
Harriet   F.    Husted. 
Francis  H.   Thorn 
S.    H.    Shottenfels 
E.    Estelle    McBee 
Adele   B.   Barnum    . 
Mrs.  J.  A.  Bryden   . 
Mary  C.   Divers    . . . 
Mary  T.   Warren    . . 
Helen   L.   Powell    . . 
Fred    Van    Dusen . . 
Eurydice   Brown    . . 
Martha   P.    Cope    . . 
Harriet  N.  Van  Horn 
Robert   S.   Kelsey    . 
Lillian    J.    Emerson 
Louise  Denton    .... 
Daisy  M.   Sanders. . 

Edith   Terry    

Henrietta   Hicks    .  . 

Abram  Deyo    

J.  C.  Leipold 

Adelaide  E.   Haring 

Frank   Eno    

Joel    Whitten    

E.    S.    Hall 

Nadine  W.  Magill  . 
Marie  G.  Messenger 
Fred'k.  F.  Briggs. 
Dexter  Wheeler  . . 
Eliz.  G.  Thome  . . . 
Flora  J.  Collins.  . . 
Carrie    B.    Studwell 

W.    M.    Mitchell 

Gertrude  Phillips.. 
William  Keenan  .  . 
Hanna  H.  Rogers.. 
Fannie  H.  Jessup. 
Harvey  L.    Mead . . . 

Miss    Truax     

W.  A.  Cuzner 

Jennie  S.  Jones  . . 
N.    B.    Callahan    . . . 

Sarah   S.   Field    

S.    F.    Lester    

Eugenie  Stevens  . . 
Harriet  Tapper  . . . 
Ruth  H.  Tuthill  .. 
Frances  F.  Leighton 

T.  R.   Kneil    

Charles    Clum    

Ellen   F.   Wickes   . . 

Henry   Glen    

Helen   E.   Comstock 

May   Dibbell    

Belle  P.  Crook  . . . 
Martha  R.  Merrihew 


2.872 

40» 

13,824 

5,161 

1,511 

1,089 

1,240 

013,905 

3,213 

71,981 
1,075 

8,253 

32,687 

3,398 

83.471 

2.385 

13,131 

813 

407 
5.642 
5,893 
11,891 
6.225 
7,375 
6,487 
16,485 
4,918 
4,102 
1,521 
2.552 
4,098 
1,885 

795 
2.431 
2,686 
1,437 
5.291 

879 
2,450 
1.431 
1,942 
14,163 
7.011 
2.47G 
1.262 

780 
4,000 
5.933 
1.800 
1.265 

•    •    •   • 

2.800 
1.000 
832 
3.284 
2.151 

13.040 
1,522 
1.547 
7.480 
4,279 
4,613 
4,520 

12,611 
2,015 
2.867 
3,075 
8,408 


PATTEBSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIKECTORc 


UBBARIBB.                         1 

PUBLIC  UBBARIBB. 

Public    Library 

Sarah  U    Tabor 

..Abble    8.    Doty    

i.Wtv 

iryEdward  C.   Foster    ■ 

Union    SprlHEB    . 

SpnnKtleld    Free   illbrar 

r. Delia   B.    Judson    ... 

.     Lucy    A.    Bensley    . . 

.-F.   Fiorelle   Seymour 

..Exeklel    W.    Mundy. 
ih.Flora  C.   Millard    ... 

..Gelia  E.    Whitney... 

..Vlra    Cupernall     .... 

..Mabel    V     Malcolm.. 

..L    D.    W.    Dt-yo    

..Ada  M.  Rorke    

--Helena  H.  Casey   .  ., 

..MarEaret  Demlnf   .. 

..A,   F.  Sutton    

.-Caro.    M.    Unflerhlll. 

..A.    H.   Updlko    

1.ST6 

Mury    E.    Seymour    Mem 

G,4>: 

Thousand    Island 

Park    . . .  Publ  t-    Library     

1,«-'1 

I.33S 

WBdhams    UillB 

-    Clara   t-,    nunster    -. 
iryl^E.^  Steele" '".!!::: 

2,S0> 

Warwick     

Y.   M.   C.  A,   Library    ... 

..Fannie  E.   Smith    ... 

SM, 

WfllKVllle     

F'ubllc   Library   

..Louise  A.  Urown    ... 
.-France*  T.  P.   Faust 

.-Kqte    Mclnlyre     

..William  G.  SIddell 
-.Augusta    S.    M<-fkcr. 
..Mary   E.    Eddy    

W.-st   Hfbron   .. 
Wfiil    Wlnneld     . 

' [U-bron  Free  Library   .. 

S.«<1 

..Helpn    M.    BlodKett.. 

..Julia   Hatch    .    .      .. 
-Annie  Smith  Ross  ,. 

NORTH  CAROLINA. 

1.0M 

iip'rances  C.   Harper!! 

!:::'^^ir  .:::.:::: 

(l.iod-Wili     Free    Llbrar 

l-loni!ir    Library    

IHiviu   Hani'y    Library    . 

..Amelia   P.   Butler. .  . 

!!Mae"R.'RulBbcrg'!! 
-Frank    J-    Thompson 
..Elilabot!.    L.    Abbct. 

!!saiiuiei    Toriierson  ' ! 
..M.    P.    EdRerlon     .  .. 

if-TiU  \.:,k>-".'.'.' 

NORTH  DAKOTA. 

.'."■".■"I'llmh-    llibrilry    '.'.'.'.".'.' 
l;"1.1lr    ]-ibr:irv    

I'hvii lilt  ins    Llbmry    .  .  . 

I'l.MIr    Library    

OHIO. 

j!sH 

i!on' 

AHhlnnd     

..Nfil^e  L.   Stevens    .. 
...F,    M.    Dkkorson 

1.S4: 

OF  THE  DHITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


PVBLW  LIBRARtma. 


FOBLIC  LIBSABIEB. 


Cerlai  vlll*    . . . 

CfUnu,     

Chllltootlie    .., 
Cincinnati     .. 

Circievllle     .'.', 


Columbus     

Uuyton     . . .'.'.'. 
DeHance    

fJust    Llvurpuot 


Stoiibcnvllle 
Tiffin    

UhrlchHvliie ' 


Public  Library  

-Alice   M.    Walt    S 

Memorial   Library    

-A,    M      M.Craiken    .      3 

Public  Library 

•Ella  M.  Ward 6 

-Mary  P.  Martin    7 

badlea'    Pub.   Librury    ... 

.Clara  Banker   1 

Dlckerson    Pub.    Library 

.Mabel    Nrwhard     ...      1 

..      .Library   AaBocld.tloO    

.Shakespere   Pub.    Library 

■Elbabelh  Cook    1 

..Public  Library 

-Burton  E.  Stevenson  il 

.Pub.  Lib.  ot  L-incinnati  . 

■  N.   D.    C.   HQdg;ea....a09 

.Ifcung    Men'H    Merc.    Lib. 

-Wm.    B.    A.    Taylor..    7« 

Public    Library    

-Mary   I-owe    12 

....Case    Library     

-Chas.  Orr   65 

Public   Library   

W.    H.    Brett 200 

Public    Library    

-John  J.   Pugh 46 

Public   Library   

lElectra  C^IJoren!:;:    61 

'.'.'.'.'. Public   Library    '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'. 

■  Jewel  Fouke    5 

rily  Library 

...C-arnefflB  Pub.  Library... 

■  Gortrud*   A.   Bak4r:;      6 

■  Llda  arlawold    1 

l.'MJCIyria  Library    ".'.'.'.'.'.... 

-Mary  Parker IB 

■BlIaBobblns 3 

..    ..Richard  Library   

■  Harriet   A.    Oast....   14 

Public  Library    

... ..Carnegie    Pub.    Library.. 

■  Ka&-v'a.akka  '...'.'..'. .      3 

Plan  R.  Spencer  Mem.  LH).stena     Warner i 

.^Public    Library    

-Adelaide  Taylor  ....      A 

Glendaie  Lyceum    

■  Beatrice  Spooner  ...     3 

Carnegie  Library 

-1.  M.    Rosser        9 

Lane   Free    Library 

-Florence    8.    Schenck 

Public  Library   

-Clara  B.  Perin 

BrlggB  Library   

■  Mary  V.  WllBon 6 

Cltliens'    Lib.    AsBoaiatlon. 

-Amelia  C.  Wliite....      2 

Free   Lib.   &  Head.   Room 

■  Nellie  M.  Dongiey... 

Public  Llbrnry 

Public  Library 

'Mfs^L^ BuB^by 7.  '■  '■ '. 

Public  Library 

Medora  Freeman   .  - . 

Lepper  Library   

.M.    P    Springer       ... 

Public  Library 

Public  Library 

.Margaret  Demlng    .. 

Memorial  Library    

-Martha  Mercer 1 

Public  Library 

-W    B,    Cotton    

Public  Library 

.Sada  Hume   

Lib.   &   Read.  Room  Assn 

McClymond-fl    Pub.    Lib.. 

.Charlotte   B-   Ltnvltt  1 

ClrculuClns'    Library    .■■■ 

■  Eva  Johnson  

Township  Library 

-P.  A.  Roberts 

Public  Llbniry 

Circulating   Library    

■-Mra"M.'wright;:!:; 

.Maria  Ewlng  Martin 

".!".  Mathews    Public'  Library 

Public  Library 

ijuiia'a'Erwin!:;:; 

Way  Library   

Public  Library 

[Emma'McOuIgg     '.'.'. 

Public  Library 

-Nana  A,   Nfwtoh....    20 

....Public  Library 

.Helen    S.    Carey 

Library  Association    

.Laura  Scheufler   .,,.    1 

Public  Library 

-Emma  Graham 

Wardtr  Public  Library.. 

.Alice   Burrowea 3 

CarnoKlf!  Library    

.Agnes    M.    Elliott 7 

Public  Library 

.Jessie  D.  Hershlaer.     4 

Public  Library 

.Wllllfl   Puller   Sewoli  68 

Twin  City  Pub.  Library. 

.Morv-IIUL   CummlngB.      1 

Public  Library 

Bruinhack  Library 

.Ella    Louise    Smith..      9 

Public  Library 

■  Cornelia  G.  Smith...      9 

Cnrnesrle  Public  Library. 

.Mabel    K.    DUon..,.      4 

Public  Library 

.Mary  a  Hunt ; 

450  PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIHECTORT 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIEa. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIBa. 


Wellingrton    Public  Library Lenora    Laundon.  . . .  4,90« 

West  Mentor    Mentor  Village  Library. ..  .Mrs.    M.    C.    Ang^ier..  2,62# 

Willoughby    Circulating:  Library  Assn.  .Mrs.   E.   C.    Stevens..  l,17S 

Wilmington    Wilmington  Library Minnie   Farren    1,542 

Windham    Township  Library 1,200 

Woodsfleld     Public  Library 1,171 

Wooster     Free  Public  Library Mrs.   Henry    McBride  3,000 

Xenia    Library  Association Etta   G.    Mc  El  wain. .  9,0ST 

Yellow  Springs   Public  Library May  Ellis   Tucker.  . .  1.500 

Youngstown    Reuben  McMillan  Free  Lib 20,53« 

Zanesville     Zanesville  Athenaeum    ....M.   O.   Stillw^ell 12.'60* 

OKLAHOMA. 

Guthrie    Carnegie  Library   2  S55 

Oklahoma    Carnegie  Library   Marion  Rock   .,.'.','.'.  7.500 

OREGON. 

Ashland    Library  Association    1  2!3 

Portland     Library  Association    Mary   Frances  isoni.  40.0il» 

Portland     Y.    M.    C.   A '  I'joo 

Union    Union  Lib.  &  Free  Read.  R.Mrs.  M.   H.    Eaton.  '. '.  l.'ow 

PENNSYLVANIA. 

Alexandria    Memorial   Public   Library.  .E.   P.    Walker  •»  70S 

Allegheny    Carnegie   Free   Library    . . .  Wm.   M.   Stevenson*  *  48'5S1 

Allentown    Public  Library Clara    E.    Kistler      *  *  liZi 

Altoona    Mechanics'   Lib.   &  R.  R.  A 34'73-' 

Ambler   Union    Library    Eliza.  J.  Davis 1*395 

Andalusia     King  Library s.   S.   Peneston  z\sv 

Athens    Athens  Library *  *  *  *  ^'qq^ 

Ardmore    Public  Library .*.**!  J  J  *  j'oOO 

liethlehem   I^ib.   of  the  Bethlohems. .  .  .Mary    J.    Reichoi  *  *    *  4*4:« 

lilairsville     Town  Library    j  5^^ 

Hloomsburg    Public  Library !.*!!! 4*50* 

Hraddock    Carnegie    Free    Library ...  .Geo.    H.    Lamb 40  00« 

Hradford    Carnegie    Pub.    Library ...  .Robert   S.    Fletcher*  s'uo'* 

Hristol     Hristol    Library    Esther    La\irrence      *  *' 45* 

Brownsville    Public    Library    Assn Emma  G.    E>e  Laney  iW 

Buckingham    liughcsian  Library  Virginia    S.    Bailey  £5«d 

Butler     Public  Library 1500 

(?anonHburg     Canonsburg  Library    \[ j'j^,) 

Canton    Public  Library Margaret  J.  'liwyer*  *  Zidi 

Carbondale    Free  Public  Library    W.   L.    Yarrington    **  3*000 

<'arlisl(;     J.  Herman  Bosler  Mem.  Llb.W.   Homer  Ames    '  *  *  3*413 

Carnegie     Andrew  Carnegie  Free  Lib.Eleanor    Fltzglbboii*  s'sST 

Chester     Free;   Library    Martha  Kenworthy   *  4W 

Coniu'llsville     CarnrKic   Free  Library Anna   P.    Day                *  j'sOO 

<'<)rry     Public  Library Cora    E.    Murray  i*8«i*» 

C()ud<rsport    IMibli-   Library Mrs.  A.  M.  Glassmire  SSOO 

Danville    Tlionias   Beaver   Free   Lib.    Mary    J.    Wetzell  l^'oOO 

I>arby    Free   Lil)rary    Kate  W.   SerriU  7*500 

Doyle.stown     Library   Company    -'wja-j 

F.    Dowiiingtown    Downington  Library  Co Priscilhi    H.    Thom»R  **00.» 

Ka.ston    IMihlie   L|],rary Henry    F.    Marx  iJ'ooo 

lOrie     IMiblic  Librarv ••-.  •     . 

Fallsington     Fallsinston   Library    Kliza    Harice  * !  ! r\.^) 

l^'ranklin     I'ublic  Library xfrq    \    IT    Mo,Uii*  *  '  *  L.V. 

<^ov.   City    rarnegle    Free   Library ^Je^rtrudf-  McKln^ne^'  'Va  '^ 

larr.sburg    l»ublic   Lil,rary j^^^^^a   B.   Gau«o          ^'  MOa 

iJ'^^V''\ ^^"'""   Library   K    G.    Erdmann 10S6« 

Hereford       Hereford    Literary    Society. H.   W.  Fegley.    m'  A*  l^'S 

Homestead     Carnegi,.  Library    W.    F.    Stevens.  ihiS 

HoneBdale     Public  Library n.    A.    Oday.  .     5  ,o'> 

Jeiikintown    Abinglcn    Lib.    Society Florence  Rldpath  '  '  '  ?*«« 

Johnstown     Cambria   Free  Library L.   Helen  Berkey      '  *    A'-l* 

Kennett   Square    Bayard  Taylor  Mem.  Lib.  .  .Alice   W.   SwayVJe' *  '  *  J'ir 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


POBLIO  LlBRiRlBB.                         \                         PUBLIC  LIBRAJilEB. 

Library 

Percy   Carpenter. . . . 

.Lydla  W.   Wiley 

Anne  S.    ReKCster. . . 
R.  T.  Adams 

■  T.   13.  Halfpenny.... 
Mary  McCord   

Bmiiy'j!'k'u'hn." 

Stella  Rae  Allen.... 
DouKlas   CralB 

Library    

«5S 

McKcesport 

Carnegie  Free  Library.... 

S,8S£ 
1684 

Mnuth  Chunk   

Dlmmlck   Mem.   Library.. 

20.000 

D.  E.  Kast 

-Kdlth  H.   John 

Mrs.  L   T   Jtavlaon.. 

EllHibeth  Ottermati. 

Mrs.  U.  B.  GUlet.... 

Wm.  E.  Martlndell.. 
-Mary  L.  Ersklne.... 

Rebecca  M.  Leete... 
.Blanche  Jrfcllvalne. 
■  Mrs.  J    a.  RIcker      .. 

.'nilBa' J.V  Mlddleton 
lLohW  K.   Lewis.... 

. Edward  J.    l,oB\ie'.'. 

.Jacob  Kcyscr   

.J.  LuITberry   

Public  Library 

l.BOO 

Newtown    

5.*S9 

Oil  City    

Belles  LettrcH  Club  Lib. . . 

5.300 

Philadelph  a. 

Apprentltes'  Library 

Sl.OOP 

PhllildtlSh  a 

Phfladelpha 

rhUadelph  a 

Philadelphlji 

Carpenters'  Co.  ot  Phlla. 

Ciithddrol  T.  A.  B.  Library 

Charter  Oak  Library 

DlBSton  Lib.  &  F.  Read  R 

6,700 
10,000 

.John  Thomson 

.Hannah  M.   Jones.. 

.Mary  8.  Allen 

.LIna   HertzoK 

.Frank  P.   Bogan... 
-Samuel  G.  Schwartz 

Philadelphia 

Friends'  Library    . 

16.800 

Phlludelphla 

Hebrew  Kducallon  Society 

2.000 

Education  Society 

James  6.  Barnwcil'.' 
f"  Wilson    HedTey" 

Philadelphia 

Lovett   Mem.    Free   Lib... 

n.iao 

Philadelphia   

Mercantile  Library   ..... 

MoyamenslnK  Literary  InB 

.Mary  A.  Fell 

.A.   F.   Helbllns 

Olsa  GerBon    

Victoria  Mahan   

2,8ti9 

Miss    A.    E.    Lindsay 
EdwlA  H."Andtr»on 

PhoenxvlUe   

Pub.    Lib.    of    the    PhoeniK 

vllle  School  District    . . . 

4.737 

B.  N.  Hyde 

JEleanore   Foulke... 
.Albert   R.   Durham.. 

niflli'v  P^irk 

Scranton   

Public  Library  

4G.S20 

FATTEESOrS  COLLEGE  AMD  SCBOOL  DIKMCTOaT 


fi.au:  uunARiEB. 


FUBLtC  USRAXIES. 


h  L.ibrur) 
r'.trn.  Fr 
liri.ry  ... . 


J"«*"  j.'  St'tin- 

I-ibniry..,Myrii   Pol'im, 


.llT-Ty 

HfUK  ISLAND. 


..Sitrah  A.  Robinson 
..Mary  K.  Wailci-r. . 
..Herbbrt    K.    L^irkln 


.  .Knima    S.'  B 


Ktndull. , 
Till]  ford., 
iplin 


l.lb.JennI 

I 

L<b.(.'liim 

B. 

Ma 

....fhfbe 

^1 

....  Mttyd 

U 

Mu 

h....CInra  A. 

..   < 

Taylor 

,  ."Jiin.-   E-'Viardu 
.  ..Illi-linrd    Bllns 
,..!..    M.    Shaw 
...II.    II.   Rl.-lmr.l> 


i>lii.'yvilt>'    tTi'i-Mliri 


^  OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


453 


\  PUBLIC  LIBRARIES.  \  PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 

Providence    Providence  Athenaeum  ....Joseph   L.   Harrison.  65,621 

•     Providence    Public  Library   W.    E.    Foster     109,429 

■      Providence    Y.   M.   C.  A.  Library H.   L.  Calder 2,500 

Riverside    Free   Public    Library Mary  W.  Blodget 4,398 

Saunderstown    Willette   Free  Library Ruth  A.  Arnold 1,700 

Summit     Free  Library   2,500 

Tiverton     Whiteridge  Hall  Free  Lib.    Mary  J.  Seabury 4,479 

Tiverton    Four   Corners.  .  .  .Union  Public  Library 2,888 

Valley  Falls   Free    Public    Library I.   L.   Dana 2,700 

Warren     George  Hail   Free  Library 8,000 

Warwick    League  Free  Library Mary   A.    Lane 3,850 

Westerly    Public  Library   Ethan    Wilcox 15,564 

Wlckford    North   Kingstown   F.   Lib.. A.   W.   Luther 3,056 

Woonsocket    Harris   Institute  Library.  ..Miss  A.   H.   Ward...  15,672 

SOUTH  CAROLINA. 

Chester     Patterson  Public  Library.  .Mrs.   J.   G.   Sloan....  1,100 

Columbia     Library  Association   Martha  A.   Cramer..  1,300 

Darlir.gton    Darlington  Guards   Lib 1,500 

Georgetown    Winyah  Indigo  Society 10,000 

Marion    Public  Library   Edna  Carmichael 2,300 

Orangeburg    Claflin   Univ.    (Lee   Lib.)...L.   M.   Dunton 6,000 

Societyhill    Society  Hill  Library Sue  S.  Wilson 3,000 

Spartanburg    .Kennedy   Free   Library. ..  .Ophelia  Dawkins    ...  4,900 

Union    Public  Library  2,000 

SOUTH    DAKOTA. 

Aberdeen    Alex.   Mitchell    Free   LIb...G.    E.    Countryman..  7,846 

Huron   Public  Library 1,000 

Mitchell    Carnegie  Library   E.    B.   Bracy 1,600 

Sioux    Falls    Carnegie  Free   Pub.   Lib...H.   T.   George    5,000 

Tyndall     Herbert  Cof ert  Library 1,000 

Watertown    Public  Library Harriet  M.  B.  Tuthill  1,718 

Yankton   Carnegie  Library   Mrs.  J.  Bartholemew  1,200 

TENNESSEE. 

Chattanooga    Public  Library   Margaret    Dunlap . .  .  8,000 

Clarksvillo    Library   Association    2,000 

Johnson  City    Johnson    City   Library Miss  Mayes  Arnell..  1,200 

Knoxville    Knox  County  Teachers'  Cir- 
culating Library    1,500 

Knoxville    Lawson   McGhee  Library 11,403 

Memphis    Cossitt  Library   22,568 

Nashville    Carnegie  Library   Mary    H.    Johnson.  .  15,000 

Rugby    Hughes  Free  Pub.  Library 7,000 

TEXAS. 

Austin     Y.  M.  C.  A.  Library 2,000 

Helton    Public  Library   1,450 

Brenham    Fortnightly  Public  Library 2,000 

Chapehill     Circulating  Library    Mrs.  W.  R.  Campbell  1.004 

Dallas     Public  Library   Roa  M.  Leeper 17,000 

El   Paso    Public  Library   Albert   Read    5,300 

Enn is   J.  C.  Watkins  Library W.   E.   Edelen 2,500 

Fort  Worth   Carnegie  Public  Library. .  .Mrs.    Chas.    Scheuber  11,411 

Fort  Worth   Gorman's   (Mrs.)   Rdg.   R...Mrs.  H.  C.  Gorman..  5,000 

Fort  Worth   Heathcote  Library W.   W.   Heathcote . . .  4,200 

Oalveston    Public  Library   Miss  L.  W.   Shearer.  7,342 

Houston    Lyceum  &  Carnegie  Lib. .  .Carolina  Wandell    ..  8,000 

McGregor    Public  Library   Mrs.  C.   F.  Smith 1,000 

Marshall    Public  Library    1,760 

San  Antonio   Carnegie  Library   Benjamin  Wyche  . . .  12,500 

Temple   Andrew  Carnegie  Pub.  Llb.Mns.  W.  S.  Banks.  . .  2,000 

Tyler   Public  Library Mary  Sawyer 3,028 

Wichita  Falls    Ladies'   Lib.  Association. .  .Juliet  Williams   1,000 


tl'.r.    FTr-    r--. 


Kr.»;.-.  rt-*.  r-i' 


..yt-'-    «'..Mi':    I.,brir7 1«a    J-     E.     Ki^ffil-r'  1*M 

K(^-    I,il.fary _.._.,  li.Hl 

Kc^.-   I.lt.rary KkC«  I-  Si^w^f-  ;  ?f j 

'I  .,5*1,   lAt.rnry    IlT^:4&il  A.  PirTZ*^=;*r-  MH 

y\-t'h-t   Ff>.    Ufcrary S>rali   C.   Ma.Kir  *■■>*■ 

fi.Hadar.     '."(...r'^h     'I'urllhEOI*:   N(^,-^     ;;;;; 

'■|i'..l;i.Un(e  V.ll.rary   J'.s-piilr.*     CoEv«r»*.  L!Ii 

I'r...    I-:,!,]!.:    Ul-r-fj-     Mir.nl^  A.   Rice LiM 

.l'l-'ti>-    T(rwii  Library E.   <>.    Wbli* c»** 

.1'   1.1       ^Ihrafy  mj 

.Wl.  Tlhff  rrM  Ubrarr C.  G.  Pollard j.«i 

. .  >ii'1]nii'  Iitb.  jt««oelatlon xj*f 

IHiilii-  Memorlo.     J1>Tarr---Mr».  S.  A.  Buticrfi'ld  1  «»♦ 

Kii'iHMiril  Pull   ^      Ihrary.-'EJ  «h  PT«tt         i  fU 

.  .Khi"*    I'r'n   IJIiraTy        Rer   Etan  Thomaa  i  M* 

l'iiP'1l<-     library                    eil^^n    F     Etpwer <  **» 

l(i-ii(lltiit     'iiWI.-     Atitarj HJnnle   C.    Fay    ..  ill! 

fr-.   ('..l-ri.!   r,ihr!.ry Addle   C.    Stowe !.♦« 

I'lil.rii     MSriiry    Mrs.   Ttiadd^us    Park  "  *M 

.I'-i-.     l,ll,r.,ry    Ml»  P.  H.   Babblti..  I  Bi: 

.    'lullfiiM    l''r'-<-   I,1lir;iry Emma  A,    Alexander  1  I*S 

.  ,.1.  i.i1<  vJrii'    M'lii.    A    llnthn- 

wriv    Vti-   I.ll.riiry    T^arrle  P.  Brldeman.  ].4S: 

.  .IfiiitfNi-.l   Ml.niry F.    C    Wright J.i4« 


111. lull    r'l-.'i-    rliV.i 

;,;;; ""■It 

mry C.  M.  Ohambertoin. . 

I'llii.;'.     lli.lil.>,r.l     i 

[,Hiniry..Mary  B.  Maromber.. 

iSiiti 

.'iil.'iiiiliil     l.lbrni' 

rv Mra,  r.  C.  Moore 

■oi: 

H;irvfy   llnilEi'    

liiil-.in    I'liMlr    t. 

1l.i:ir>-...MJ9S  A.   U   DuBolB.. 

S.Oil 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES   AND   CANADA.  455 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


PUBLIC  LIBRARIES. 


Richford    Arvin  A.  Brown  Pub.  Lib.  .Nettle  L.  Brown. . . .  1,515 

Richmond    Free  Library   1,000 

Rochester    Free  Library    Lucy   H.    Washburn .  1,000 

Rockingham    Free  Library   7,200 

Rutland    Free  Library   Lucy    D.    Cheney. . . .  13,955 

Rutland    H.    H.    Baxter  Mem.  Lib... Mrs.  A.  P.  RIker 14,000 

St.    Albans    Free  Library   B.   C.  Jennison 4,689 

St.   Johnsbury    St.  Johnsbury  Athenaeum.  .B.    F.    Fairbanks....  16,850 

Shelburne    Free  Library   1.000 

Sheldon     Free  Public  Library F.  P.  Curtis 1,006 

Simonsville   Andover  Town  Library. ..  .Adella  E.    Stannard.  1,197 

Springfield     Town  Library    M.   Goodnow    4,700 

Stockbridge    Belcher  Library    2,277 

Stowe    Free  Library   Mrs.  M.   A.  Jenney . .  2,320 

Strafford    Harris  Library    4,600 

Swanton    Free  Library   Miss  E.  S.  Rogers. . .  2,077 

Thetford     Latham  Mem.  Library Maria  W.    Garey. . . .  3,000 

Thetford     Peabody  Library   5,500 

Vergennes   Vergennes   Library    3,545 

Wallingford    Gilbert  Hart  Library May  L.  Congdon 3,000 

Waterbury    Public  Library   Julia  P.  Parker 2,000 

Watervllle    Town  Library    Mrs.   E.   A.   Wiley...  1,008 

Wells     River Library  Association    Kate  D.   Lee 1,586 

West  Burke    Ladies'   Library  Assn Mrs.  N.  A.  Burt 1,175 

West  Rutland    Public  Library   Nellie  H.   Newton...  1,500 

Weybridge     Cotton    Free  Pub.    Lib M.   E.   Sprague 1,350 

White    River    Jet Public  Library   Mrs.  E.  J.Wallace..  2,550 

Williamstown     Social  Library Geo.  E.  Wilber 2,900 

Wilmington Free   Public   Library Helen  M.  Buell 1,280 

Windsor    Library  Association    E.   N.   Goddard 9,700 

Woodstock    Norman  Williams  Pub.  Llb.Mrs.  O.  B.  Jaqulth.  .  18.717 

VIRGINIA. 

Alexandria    Alexandria  Library   Alice   F.    Green 4,000 

Bedford   City    Bedford  Library   Florence  B.  Gish 1,000 

Danville    Danville   Library    Carrie  V.   Pace 1,200 

Fredei  Icksburg    Fredericksburg   Library    3,500 

Norfolk    Public  Library    W.  H.  Sargeant 17,000 

Petersburg    Benevolent-Mechanic    Assn.Ida  L.  Gray 10,000 

Richmond    Rosemary    Pub.    Library 6,675 

Richmond    St.  Andrew's  F.  Parish  Lib. Fannie  Bull 1,775 

WASHINGTON. 

Aberdeen     Public  Library   Mrs.  J.  M.   Walker..  1,282 

Everett    Public  Library   Gretchen  Hathaway.  2,380 

Port  Townsend    Pub.  Lib.  Association Laura  Plummer  ....  2,04< 

Ritzville    Library  Association    O.    W.    Hughart 1,310 

Seattle    Public  Library   C.   W.    Smith 65,000 

Snohomish     Public  Library   James  Burton   1,000 

Spokane   City  Library   Estella    DefTenbaugh  1,000 

Tacoma    Public  Library   Jonathan  Smith   ....  18,649 

Vancouver    Public  Library   1,500 

Walla  Walla    Free  Public  Library Marg.iret  Center    . .  .  3.500 

WEST    VIRGINIA. 

Huntington    Public  Library   Adrlenne  Burns    ....  2,985 

Parkersburg    High  School  and  Pub.  Lib. George  D.  Heaton. . .  8,000 

Parkersburg    Library  Association Carre  Shrewsbury. . .  2,654 

Wellsbnrg    Public  Library   1,900 

Wheeling    Public  Library   Miss   A.   B.   Wilson..  21,000 

WISCONSIN. 

Algoma     Public  Library    Lucy  E.   Thiard 590 

Antigo     Publl:^  Library   Clara    Kunst 2,671 

Appleton    Free  Public  Library Agnes   L.    Dwight. . .  8,302 

Arcadia    Free  Public  Library Louise   Gasser    1,431 


OTY  SUPhKlN  1  kNIKNTS,  HK»  AND 

SOKOL  PRINCIPALS. 


v.n% 


U,  k.  M  .fT.r.«iv, 
k.  V.  A:-jf'^y>i- 


.1.    J  .  '  >Mpri»/if.- 

'^  ,  '  ,  IT-.ii'.iT.'jan.*;. 

,\ft.hijr    f,    Harrrjoii, 

J.   If.    lutii**.  Jr. 
VV.     K.    Striplin. 

r.    fort.ilfj*r, 
J.   A.  iJjixI'v. 


Ifiiiif  "•,  ill<' 


I'.    V\  .    lfo'jj.ar-. 

S.   H.   l;iitU-r. 


J^m^itL- 


— Jooa  P.  X' 
-E.  W. 

N-.rthp«jrt- 


-<;. 


Ph.t:iix  i.'trj P.  W.  G 

Pratt  f  itv-^P.  M. 

m 

PrAtti-iil«- 


>alem R. 

^elma K. 

>mith 


-4rtM>.  Wkite^  Jr. 
— \V.  L-  Varbroosli. 
E.  L.  Burt. 


U.  Hardmwmy. 

tation J.  B.  T.  Moss. 

'^t.  .'Stephen* R.  T.  Stephenson. 

'Ihomaaville P.  D.  Xeilson. 

'1  roy J.   P.   Selman. 

Tusf:SkUjfjsa Jas.  H.  Foster. 

Tuscumbia W.  F.  Trump. 

Iniontown A.  M.  Spessard. 

N'incent S.  J.  Strock. 

Weiunipka H.  J.  Willingham. 

Wilson vi lie J.  W.  Tumlin 

17  IG <;eo.  WTiite,  Jr. 


ARIZONA. 


I/if'^h  S(hool  Principals. 

|{i'H''.on         A'l.  II.  ^iil»-»ofi. 

IJihIki'         (  }iH-t.    I',    IMiilbiook. 

\Utt\:i'\i'         riijiii,   yXN'XJindor. 

(  tiiii|i  \  <'i«l<'         \'ii}/irii;i    WcaUicirford. 

(I'litiiil         S|H'rni'  ( '.   Il<\v\vr)()(l, 

^  liMoii  Anini    M.    I'h'iriin/^. 

'I .  < '.    ]lvt'^f. 
(  nnjjrii'MM  II,    I'),  \)yor. 


Doiij^'las Thos.  F.  Grindell. 

Kagar J.  L.  Wright. 

Etlen—    -Margaret  (yConnell. 

Flagstafl" Mrs.  Carolyn  E.  Austin. 

Florence  -     J.  Oscar  Mullen. 
Fr<doiiia  -  -  E.  B.  Dalley. 
(iltfiidale-     K.  i\  Bunch. 
(Jjohs        II.  i).  Kobertson. 
Hiil)l)ar(l W.  R.  Rhoads. 


OF  TH£  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


459 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Jerome ^T.  R.  McAnnally. 

Kingman J.  C.  Stewart. 

1-ehigh Oirin  L.  Standage. 

Mesa D.  Dudley  Jones. 

J.  D.  Loper. 

Metcalf Sophie  E.  Shirley. 

Morenci A.  R.  Lynch. 

Naco K.  H.  Stover. 

Noffales A.  H.  McClure. 

Phoenix George  Blount. 

Flora  Cohn. 

J.  C.  Cole. 

C  J  race  Culver. 

J.  Andrew  Ewing. 

Kdward  J.  Flock. 

J.  Jm  (Jilkerson. 

Ella  L.  Hauxhurst. 

J.  A.  Riggins. 

Alice  Morse. 

Mrs.  Lina  K.  Sheldon. 

Pima Maud  E.  Douglas. 

Prescott K  D.  Billinghurst. 

Safford Elizabeth  Caruthers. 

Saint  David W.  W.  Wild. 


High  School  Principals. 

Argenta C.  J.  Baker. 

Arkadelphia W.  A.  Crawford. 

Arkansas  City J.  G.  Wynne. 

Ashdown W.  F.  Hopkins. 

Athens C.  T.  Gordon. 

Atkins J.  P.  Bingham. 

Augusta Hutchins. 

Austin D.  V.  Ilaynies. 

Bald  Knob — —J.  W.  Simmons. 

Butesville 1.  C.  Gibson. 

Heebe E.  B.  Gardner. 

Benton W.  A.  Ramsey. 

Bentonville S.  J.  Blocher. 

Brinkley H.  M.  Bailey. 

Buckner F.  M.  Graves. 

C  abot G.  W.  Newton. 

Camden II.  H.  Harper. 

Carlisle F.  P.  Traylor. 

Charleston M.  V.  Warterfield. 

Center  Point — D.  F.  Osteen. 

Clarksville J.  W.  Sallis. 

Clevekind J.  II.  Colay. 

Ccmway O.  ().  Florence. 

Cotton  Plant L.  Campbell. 

Dardanelle M.  J.  Russell. 

Danville D.  F.  Montgomery. 


St.  Johns F.  A.  Hinckley. 

W.  D.  Rencher. 

St.  Joseph J.  G.  Barkley. 

Show  Low Anna  Price. 

Snowflake Joseph  Petersen. 

Solonionville Elmer  Plum. 

Earl  C.  Price. 

Springer ville J.  N.  Billyen. 

Taylor J.  W.  Stewart. 

Tempe S.  O.  Lewis. 

(Charlotte  Mullen. 
Thatcher J.  N.  Heywood. 

Everett  R.  Wilbur. 

Tombstone C.  Ruth  Opdyke. 

Tucson Mamie  E.  Hogan. 

Anna  E.  Rogers. 

F.  M.  Walker. 

Willcox Emelie  E.  Devall. 

Williams Jas.  H.  Gerard. 

Winslow Mary  A.  Klingensmith. 

Woodruff O.  P.  Geer. 

Yuma Cornelia  H.  Bissell. 

G.  C.  Woodson. 


ARKANSAS. 


De  Queen W.  F.  Lee. 

DeValls  Bluff J.  B.  Williams. 

El  Dorado A.  H.  Abbott. 

England E.  R.  Robinson. 

Eureka  Springs 0.  S.  Bamett. 

Fayetteville J.  C.  Mitchell. 

Fordyce G.  A.  Sullards. 

Forrest  City W.  L.  Pritchard. 

Foreman T.  T.  C.  Anderson. 

Fort  Smith B.  W.  Torreyson. 

Fulton Bessie  Royston. 

Greenwood C.  Henderson. 

Gurdon J.  C.  Wheat. 

Hamburg J.  R.  McChesney. 

Harrison C.  L.  Scott. 

Hartford G.  L.  Amos. 

Hazen H.  S.  Taylor. 

Heber David  Bowen. 

Helena S.  H.  Spragins. 

Holly  Grove- E.  K.  Sewell. 

Hope ^D.  L.  Paisley. 

Hot  Springs Geo.  B.  Ck>ok. 

Huutington M.  L.  Cotton. 

Jonesboro D.  T.  Rogers. 

Judsonia C.  L.  Moore. 

Junction  City R.  C.  Plummer. 


460 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRSCTORT 


UIQH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Kiiif^shiiid David  Bradford. 

Lamar U.  C.  Baniett. 

Little  Rock J.  K.  Rightsell. 

Lockeslmrg L.  E.  Quinn. 

J^onoke A.  J.  Meador. 

Magazine J.  O.  Kincannon. 

Mai'nolia H.  D.  Lucas. 


T.  H.  Morris. 


Mammoth  Springs — 

Malvern K.  II.  Freeland. 

Manslield-  W.  N.  Wilkinson. 

Marianna J.  II.  Andrews. 

Maynard K.  J.  Wyatt. 

Mena \V.  'J\  Adams. 

Monticello         E.  D.  Means. 
Morrilton       -(*.  L.  0*Daniels. 
Mulberry         C.  C.  Black. 

Nrt.sliville U.   H.  Kolb. 

i\(^\vj)()rt (}.  K.  Hopkins. 

Okolona-      -J.  W.  Murry. 

^Mceola B.  F.  Brown. 

Ozan     — J.  T.  Nelson. 
Ozark         W.   I.  Agee. 
Paris     --(I.  S.  Minmier. 

— W.  \j.  Skaggs. 


Pine  Bluff 
Pocahontas 
Portland — 


Paragould 


Jordan. 

— J.  W.  Campbell. 

J.  R.  Anders. 

Prairie  Grove J.  H.  Caldwell. 

Prescott O.  L.  Dunaway. 

Quitman ^A.  McMierson. 

Rector F.  Weldin. 

Rison R.  A.  Waterbury. 

Rogers John  Tuck. 

Russellville ^W.  S.  Williams. 

Salem W.  R.  C^estnutt. 

Searcy W.  F.  Condray. 

Siloam  Springs R.  J.  Gregg. 

Springdale M.  F.  Croxdale. 

Springfield W.  A.  Berry. 

Stamps Thula  Barham. 

Stuttgart (i.  G.  Sampson. 

Texarkana W.  C.  McAllister. 

Traskwood R.  W.  Ray. 

Van  Buren A.  V.  Hamilton 

Waldo J.  D.  Nash. 

Warren F.  M.  Martin. 

West  Fork W.  B.  Rife. 

Wynne W.  B.  Toon. 


COLORADO. 


City     Superintendents     and     High 
School  Principals. 

Alamosa  -     Arthur   I.   Kendel. 
Akron—     S.  J.  Wcttrick. 
Arvada —   O.  B.  Drake. 
Aspen         .1.   If.  Barker,  Sui)t. 

i.  \\.  Foster,  Prin. 
lisisnll         .).   H.  Trocndly. 
Herlhoud         Carl   Sinitli. 
Hiaek    Hawk         .1.  II.  Matthews. 
Bnuhh'r         \\.  V.  (  asoy,  Supt. 

II.  W.  ("allalian,  Prin. 
Hreekeiiri(Ij,^e         II.  rl.  BenchofT. 
nri«:hton         W  .   \\ .  Hlaek. 
Hrush         A.  I),  lloeiishel. 
IVuena    \'ista         Mrs.  K.  G.  Leake,  Prin. 
Canon   (  ity     -    F.   F.  Thompson.  Sui)t- 

l>»<ltoni  'rninian,  Prin. 

n.   K.  Smith.   Prin.   (South  Disiriet.) 
Carh<»n(lale  -      W.  S.  Reed. 

Castle  Koek T.  J.  Ward,  Piin. 

Central  (ity         F.  if.  Clark,  Supt. 

•Julia  C.  Tavlor,  JMin. 
Colorad<»  (  ity—-    1.  B.  (irafton. 
Colorado  Sprin«;s         John  Dietrich,  Supt. 

.1.  \\.  Kiehanls,  Prin. 


('raig 


K.    H.   Whitcomb. 


Crested  Butte George  L.  Dilworth. 

Crii)ple      Creek Wilson      M.      Shafer. 

Supt.     Geo.  N.  Bentley,   Prin. 

Del  Norte George  H.  Shafer. 

13elta U.  W.  Keplinger,  Supt. 

F^lla  Metsker,  Prin. 
Denver L.  C.  Greenlee,  Supt. 

Fast Wni.  H.  Smiley,  Prin. 

West Kd.  F.  Hermans,  Prin. 

Manual CTias.   A.    Bradley,    Prin. 

North Ed.  L.  Brown,  Prin. 

l>urango George  W.  Gould,  Supt. 

F].  E.  Smiley,  Prin. 

Kalon H.  Harman  Clement. 

lCri(! O.  L.  Wilson. 

Florence Alfred  Durfee,  Supt. 

M.  K.  Shuck,  Prin. 
F<»rt  Collins M.  F.  Miller,  Supt. 

A.  H.  Dimn,  Prin. 

Fort  Luj)ton B.  F.  Brown. 

Fort  Morgan Frank  O.  Meeker,  Prin. 

F<,wler G.  W.  Smith. 

Fruita     — E.  T.  Fisher. 
Ceorgetown R.  A.  Leisy,  Supt. 

Marion  P.  Broughten,  Prin. 

(ilenwood     Springs Wm.     F.     White. 

Supt. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


461 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Edward  A.  Playter,  Prin. 

Golden William  Triplet. 

(iranada George  R.  Momyer. 

Grand  Junction J.  H.  Allen,  Supt. 

E.  E.  Cole,  Prin. 

Greeley C.  E.  Carter,  Supt. 

F.  M.  Merten,  Prin. 
(iunnison W.  A.  Tucker,  Supt. 

Hattie  Middaugh,  Prin. 

Hollv S.  G.  Barker. 

Holyoke Simon  S.  Dow. 

Hotehkiss E.  W.  Kelley,  Supt. 

Nellie  Stephens,  Prin. 

Hugo J.  R.  Feavers. 

Jdaho  Springs Milton  C.  Potter,  Spt. 

Norman  Robertson,  Prin. 
-C.  V.  Parker. 


.lulesburg- 

hafavette U.   O.   Anderson. 

La  Junta O.  J.  BUikesley. 

Lake  City H.  C.  Getty. 

l^mar E.  R.  Jones,  Supt. 

Ruth  Scott,  Prin. 

Las  Animas George  L.  Hess. 

La  Veta D.  T.  Whitlock. 

Leadville F.  P.  Austin,  Supt. 

Fletcher  S.  Moffett,  Prin. 

Littleton Walter  H.  Ficklin,  Prin. 

l^ngmont James   McOomb. 

l>ouisville- 
Ivoveland— 


— R.  J.  Bretnall. 

-E.  F.  D>'er,  Supt. 
O.  A.  Young,  Prin. 

Lyons S.  W.   Shenefield. 

Mancos Wilton  L.  Morse. 

Manitou Margaret   Durand. 

^lanzanola W.  M.  Warner. 

Meeker F.  H.  Hopkins,  Prin. 

Monte  Vista Wm.  A.  Oliphant,  Supt. 


Loring  D.  Beckwith,  Prin. 
Montrose T.  B.  McDonough,  Supt. 

J.  B.  Morgan,  Prin. 

Newcastle J.  C.  Snuffer. 

New  Windsor Emily  Allyn. 

Olathe F.  E.  Ashbum. 

Ouray William  Bell. 

Pagosa  Springs J.  Q.  Vermillion. 

Palisade Finis  Dean. 

Paonia E.  E.  Hufty. 

Pueblo,    Dist.   No.    1 J.    S.   McClung, 

Supt. 

J.  H.  Downen,  Prin. 
l^ieblo,    Dist.    No.    2- 
Supt. 

H.  M.  Barrett,  Prin. 

Rifle O.  B.  Fleming. 

Rocky  Ford F.  B.  Bolles,  Supt. 

L.  D.  Hewett,  Prin. 
Saguache S.  M.  Ludwick,  Supt. 

A.  T.  Hesnard,  Prin. 
Salida Edgar  Kesner,  Supt. 

Harry  L.  McGinnis,  Prin. 

Silver  Plume A.  B.  Cook. 

Silverton Omar  Wilson. 

Stark  vi  lie— 


-J.    F.    Keating, 


— E.  E.  Learned. 

Steamboat  Springs E.  A.  Wyatt. 

Sterling D.  M.  Deeg,  Supt. 

August  Daeschner,  Prin. 

Sugar  City H.  T.  Mitchell. 

Telluride L.  D.  Owens. 

Trinidad J.  P.  Treat,  Supt. 

Annette  Ferris,  Prin. 

V^ictor D.  P.  Taylor,  Prin. 

Walsenburg F.  A.  Hyde,  Prin. 

W^heatridge J.  W.  Ellison. 

Wray J.  W.  Thompson. 


CONNECTICUT. 


High  Sclvool  Principals. 

-Madge  E.  Richmond. 


Ansonia— 

Bethel Ebenezer  Crofoot. 

Kranford H.  S.  Lovejoy. 

Bridgeport H.  D.  Simonds. 

Bristol G.  I.  Collingham. 

Canton E.  B.  McCollom. 

Cheshire E.  C.  Polk. 

Colchester W.  B.  Spencer. 

Danbury J.  R.  Perkins. 

IX'rby Mary  E.  I^throp. 

East  Hartford James  R.  Tucker. 

East  Lynne Allan  D.  Sturtevant. 

Enfield E.  H.  Parkman. 


Farmington Albert  Kirtland. 

Glastonbury H.  E.  Cottle. 

Greenwich A.  S.  Knight. 

Groton S.  J.  Gage. 

(iuilford C.  A.  Lewis. 

Hartford E.  H.  Smiley. 

Huntington W.  E.  Goodhue. 

Killingly C.  T.  Stone. 

Litchfield G.  W.  Peterson, 

Madison Alice  J.  Walker. 

Manchester F.  A.  Verplanck. 

Meriden W.  J.  Prouty. 

Middlebury Esmond  Beardslee. 

Middletown W.  B.  Ferguson. 


462 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRSCXORT 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALa. 


HIQU  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Mil  ford H.  I.  Matthewson. 

Naugatuck C.  B.  Slade. 

New  Britain W.  C.  Akers. 

New  Hartford A.  W.  Brown. 

New  Haven J.  P.  Gushing. 

New  Haven Hannah  W.  Kelsey. 

New  Mil  ford John  Pettibone. 

Newton Ross  Jewell. 

North  Canaan Sarah  J.  Roraback. 

Norwalk W.  C.  Foote. 

Norwalk C.  A.  Tucker. 

Norwalk H.  B.  Wigham. 

(Jld  Lyme S.  F.  Pelton. 

Old  Saybrook W.  S.  Buck. 

Orange —  Ruth  K.  Razee. 
Orange  — ("lara  M.  Sutherland. 

I'lvniouth Susan  F.  Furbank. 

IMyinouth W.  Arthur  Turner. 

Portland G.  II.  McGaw. 

Putnam  — II.  O.  Fay. 

Salisbury F.  R.  Wallace. 

SaybnK)k F.  W.  Doane. 

Seymour  — W.  K.  Parker. 

Sharon W.  S.  Neweii. 

Simsbury Harold  Lawton. 


Somers M.  E.  Hersey. 

Southingion ^W.   H.    Youn^. 

South  Windsor Elizabeth  B.  Potwine. 

South  Windsor J.  H.  Clark. 

Stafford E.  A.  Maynard. 


-F.  0.  Avery. 
— A.  L.  Piteher. 
—J.  P.  Mkloney. 
— 0.  T.  Eaton. 


Stamford — 
Stonington- 
Stonington- 
Stonington- 

Stratford Lettie  B.  Bennett. 

Suffield R.  E.  Bearce. 

Thomaston C  F.  Ellinwood. 

Torrington E.  H.  Forbes. 

Vernon 1.  M.  Agard. 

Wallingford A.  M.  Tibbetts. 

Waterbury S.  W.  Wilby. 

Watertown F.  J.  Werking. 

West  Hartford J.  H.  Peck. 

Westport G.  H.  Tracy. 

Wethersfield Harriet  M.   Stone. 

Windham S.  J.  Bugbee. 

Windsor J.  W.  Kratzen. 

Windsor  Locks W.  E.  Soule. 

Woodbury Harriet  B.  Munro. 


GEORGIA. 


Superintendents. 

Ac  worth W.  J.  Noyes. 

Adrian     -  -F.  A.  Brinson. 

Abbeville     -W.  A.  Little. 

Adel  - — W.  D.  Wells. 

Anicricus A.  C  Miller. 

Arlin^'ton  S<-liool  District T.  P.  At- 
kinson. 

Ash  burn   — J.  T.  l^)we. 

Athens     --0.  (J.  Bond. 

Atlanta     — W.  F.  Slaton. 

Augusta  and  Richmond  Co. — Lawton  B. 
Kvans. 

AuHtell         E.  II.  Beebe. 

Hainbridge 

Barnosville A.  E.  Smith. 

Blakolv L.  J.  Fowler. 

Blue  Hidge —    L.  E.  Mauney. 

BlufTton  School  District C.  P.  Norton. 

l^oston    — W.  E.  Nichols. 

Hrunswick  and  Cilynn  Co. N.  H.  Bal- 

hird. 

Buona  Vista — B.  R.  Collins. 

Calhoun A.  N.  Swain. 

(\anon  School  District J.  H.  Bailey. 

Canton W.  P.  Martin. 


Carrollton C.  K.  Henderson,  Jr. 

Carters ville W.  W.  Daves. 

Cedartown W.  T.  Garrett. 

Columbus C.  B.  Gibson. 

Commerce J.  M.  Stephenson,  Jr. 

Conyers A.  F.  Archer. 

Cordele Fort  E.  Land. 

Cornelia J.  W.  Marion. 

Covington A.  H.  Foster. 

Colloden R  .A.  Eakes. 

Cuthbert L.  G.  Smith. 

Dahlonega J.  J.  S.  Qklloway. 

Dalton B.  M.  Thomas. 


Dawson- 
Decatur— 
Doe  Run 


-J.  R.  Hankins. 
-E.  E.  TreadwelL 
-C.  T.  Norton. 


Doles  School  District K.  R.  Bobbett. 

Douglas J.  W.  Hendricks. 

Douglasville A.  W.  Jackson. 

Dublin W.  R.  Lanier. 

Eastman R.  C.  Barrett. 

East  Point J.  T.  McGee. 

Eatonton W.  0.  Wright. 

Edgewood O.  P.  Ledford. 

Elberton P.  B.  Winn. 

Fitzgerald W.  H.  Klepper. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


463 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Flintstone Miss  Lee  Perryman. 

Flowery  Branch 

Fort  Gaines Van  Fletcher. 

Fort  \  alley W.  J.  Scroggs. 

Gainesville J.  D.  Gamer. 

Griffin 

Guyton II.  B.  Bible. 

Hapeville J.  L.  Chapman. 

Hawkinsville T.  G.  Polhill. 

Hazlehurst J.  C.  Bennett. 

Ilogansville H.  L.  Sewell. 

Inman  School  District J.  W.  Culpep- 
per. 

Jackson W.  P.  Thomas. 

Jesup J.  A.  Pendergrast. 

tJonesboro H.  B.  Adams. 

I^Fayette Wm.  Ranson. 

LaG range C.  L.  Smith. 

Lawrenceville C.  R.  Ware. 

I^uisville J.  W.  Farmer. 

Lumber  City H.  S.  Smith. 

Lumpkin Ralph  Newton. 

Macon  and  Bibb  Co. C.  B.  Chapman. 

Madison M.  F.  Ramsey. 

Marble    Hill    School    District O.  W. 

Johnson. 

Marietta W.  T.  Dumas. 

Marshallville J.  W.  Frederick. 

Menlo T.  E.  Phillips. 

Mineral  Bluff C.  M.  Drake. 

Montezuma R.  E.  Brooks. 

Monticello Erwin  Perry. 

Moultrie G.  D.  Godard. 

Newnan B.  F.  Pickett. 

Nichols N.  M.  Pafford. 

North  Rome Mrs.  T.  Y.  Howell. 


Oakland  aty J.  L.  Caldwell. 

Ocilla J.  J.  Flanders. 

Oglethorpe L.  O.  Freeman. 

Perry W.  S.  Childs. 

Pinehurst  School  District — J.  C.  Thomp- 
son, Jr. 

Powder  Springs  School  District ^W.  C. 

Moor. 

Quitman Homer  Wright. 

Raccoon J.  M.  Wyatt. 

Richland W.  F.  Monk. 

Roberta J.  W.  Dennington. 

Rome J.  C.  Harris. 

Rochelle — ■ — Paul  P.  Brown. 
Roswell J.  R.  Trammell. 

Sandersville John  Gibson. 

Savannah  and  Chatham  Co. Otis  Ash- 

more. 

Sylvester John  Hale. 

Sparta E.  J.  Robeson. 

Tallapoosa W.  A.  Thompson. 

Thomasville A.  J.  Barwick. 

Toccoa W.  E.  Fink. 

Trion G.  B.  Mirers. 

Unadilla G.  V.  Anderson. 

MacLand  School  District W.  H.  Min- 

cey. 
Valdosta- 


-Roland  B.  Daniel. 


Vienna Ralph  O.  Powell. 

Wadley A.  F.  Ware. 

Washington T.  E.  Hollingsworth. 

Waycross E.  A.  Pound. 

West  Point J.  E.  Purks. 

Winder H.  R.  Hunt. 

Woodbury 


ILLINOIS. 


City  Superintendents. 

Abingdon A.  C.  Butler. 

Albion H.  H.  Bailey. 

Aledo F.  N.  Taylor. 

Altamont John  Brummerstedt. 

Alton R.  A.  Haight. 

Amboy F.  W.  Dunlap. 

Anna E.  E.  Mclaughlin. 

Areola A.  F.  Lyle. 

Arlington  Heights S.  J.  Fulton. 

Ashland J.  E.  Shivers. 

Assumption John  Scrugham. 

Astoria U.  S.  Collins. 

Athens H.  W.  Bailey. 

Atlanta Anthony  Middleton. 


Atwood- 
Aubum- 


-M.  A.  Thrasher. 
-C.  E.  Barker. 


Augusta S.  D.  Faris. 

Aurora  (East) C.  M.  Bardwell. 

Aurora  (West) A.  V.  Greenman. 

Ava O.  A.  Barr. 

Avery ville    (Peoria) S.  R.  Buchanan. 

Avon J.  R.  Rowland. 

Barrington Wm.  Banta. 

Barry Earl  H.  Calhoun. 

Fata  via  (East) Jj,  F.  Wentzel. 

Batavia  (West) C  E.  Mann. 

Beardstown J.  G.  Hutton. 

Belleville Geo.  H.  Busick. 

Belvidere  (North) A.  H.  Knapp. 


464 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRSCTOSY 


HIGH  SCHOOL  principals. 


HIGH  SCHOOL   PRINCIPALS. 


Ht'Ividere   (South) C\  H.  LeVitt. 

lU'iiieiit Arthur  Vemer. 

UiMitoii .J.  H.  Reed. 

JU'rwvii K.  K.  Row. 

Uhiiuliusville 

Hlooiiiin^ton .J.  K.  Stableton. 

\^\\iv  Lshiiid .1.  E.  Lemon. 

HUw.  Mound H.  K.  Schudel. 

I^>wt»ii —    II.  M.  Billingsly. 

Uraceville E.  Gowey. 

Bradh'v —  A\'.   II.  Brewster. 

Hraidwood  (l)ist.  0) M.  J.  Donna. 

Hniidwood    (l)ist.  7) Mary  Kcigher. 

IJrookport-    — H.  \\'.  Holifield. 
Hunker  Hill-     P.  M.  Hoke. 

nushnell • 

IVvron A.  Uov  Mize. 

lahk W.  P.  Ha  vs. 

(  airo T.  ('.  Clendenen. 

(  alunict —    1^.  (i.  Eldridge. 
(am bridge         J.  N.  Markel. 
(amp  point     -    S.  S.  Simpson. 
I  ant  on-  -  (i.  W.   L.  Meeker. 
(arl)on   Hill —   K.   E.  Btillenger. 
Carhondalo  -      W.  C.  Flv. 

* 

Carlinvilk'-  -    J.  E.  Wooters. 
(  arlylo    — I.  W.  Kishor. 
Carmi  -   -K.  W.  .lonnings. 
.1.  U.  Si)arks. 
\\'.  L.  Ozinent. 

M.  Andrews. 
.1.  McMcon. 
S.   H.  Holin. 
V.  S.  Ik'tz. 
.Joseph  (  artcr. 

V.  H.   Lincoln. 
DeWitt    Klwood. 
II.  L.  Kesslcr. 
.  Dnvis. 
Dickson. 

.  (oolcv. 

« 

1       -('has. 


(  arrojlton 
(  artcrvillc- 

(  art ha«rc 
(  ascy       -d. 
(  cut ralia 
(  ciro  ( lordo 
(  liiim])ai;rii 
(  handU'i  vilh 
(  hjulc-'ton 
(  hatswortli 
(licnoa      -    E.  \\ 
(  hcstcr         d.  M 

(  hica^io    -      K.   ( ! 

Di-itrict     No. 

.\s-<t.  Supt. 
District     No. 

A.s•^t.  Supt. 
District    No. 

Asst.  Supt. 
l)i*^trict      No. 

.\sHt.  Supt. 
District   No.  ."» 

Supt. 
District     No. 

Supt. 


1). 

-Ella     (.'. 
Ivlward    (\ 
Alhcrt      ( 
Wmi.  C.  Dod 


I  A)  wry, 
Sullivan, 

Delano, 
!.  I^uie, 
;:('.  Asst. 


(> 


AltrtMl    Kirk.    Asst. 


Cliicago    Nor.    School Arnold    Tomp 

kins. 

Chicago  Heights F.  M.  RichardsoiL 

Cliillicothe H.  A.  Stotler. 


-J.    C.  Arnold. 


Chrisman— 
Cicero,  District  98   (P.  O.  Oak  Park)— 
T.  W.  (yCbnnor. 

Clay  City Charley  Nash. 

Clayton S.  H.  Trego. 

Clinton F.  L.  Horn. 

Coal  City ^W.  E.  Baily. 

Cobden J.  O.  Marberry. 

Coffeen J.  W.  White. 

Colchester 


Colfax Mary  E.  Hotseupillar. 

Collinsville S.  J.  Curlee. 

Columbia E.  T.  Weible. 

Coulterville G.  F.  Hightower. 

CYeal  Springs E.  G.  Lentz. 

Cuba J.  Wesley  Bugg. 

Dallas  atv (».  E.  Layton. 

Danville— —L.  H.  Griffith. 

Decatur- 

lX»Kall>- 

Delavan- 

DeSoto- 


-K.  A.  GastniAn. 
N.  D.  Gillert. 
-C.  D.  Garlough 


-Reynold  Gardner. 


Desplaines F.  E.  Newton. 

Dixon  ( North  > H.  V.  Baldwin. 

Dixon    (South) L.  B.    Neighbour. 

I>)lton  (P.  O.  Harvey) -F.  W.  Robisun 

Downers  Cirove O.  M.    Searles. 

Dundee Julia  M.  Gray. 

DuQuoin C.  W.  Houk. 

Dwijrht R.  C.  Rennick. 

Karlville Ci.  V.  Glum. 

Kast  Dubu(]ue O.  E.  Taylor. 

Kast   St.  Ijoma John  E.  Miller. 

Mdinhur;^ L.  S.  Heath. 

Kdwardsville T.  'M.  Birney. 

Klliufzham C.  W.   Yerkes. 

Kldorado R.  S.  Martin. 

Klj;in M.  A.  Whitney. 

Mini  hurst W.  L.  Nida. 

Khinvood Chas.  S.  Stewart. 

i:i  Taso  (Ka.st) J.  L.  Prieer. 

Kl  Paso  (WVst) H.  M.  Anderson. 

Knlield—  -  C.  H.  Wilson. 
Kurcka       -Wni.  Hawkes. 
Kvaiiston    (Dist.   74) Nellie   E.   Trim- 
In  »r. 

K van-ton  (Dist.  7r>) H.  H.  Kingsley. 

Kvanston   (Dist.  7fi) F.  W.  Nichols. 

Taiihury K.  C.  Greene. 

Kairlield W.  G.  Cisne. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


465 


UIGU  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Farmer  City C.  C.  Covey. 

Farminj^ton L.  B.  Mansell. 

Flora J.  M.  Stephens. 


Forrest 
Forreston 
Freeburg- 
Freeport— 

Fulton Louis  Eigel. 

Galena P.   H.  Clark. 

— W.  L.  Steele. 


W.  H.  Martin. 
-I.  D.  Philips. 
-E.  J.  Bashore. 
S.   E.  Raines. 


Cialesburg 
Galva — 
(Jardner- 
(leneseo- 


F.  W.  White. 
-W.  R.  Blackwelder. 
H.   H.   Frost. 


(leneva Emelyn  E.  Gardner. 

Genoa H.  F.  Stout. 

Georgetown W.  S.  Taylor. 

(Jerniantown E.  H.  Coast. 

(Jil)8on  City 

(Jilman F.  A.  Gilbreath. 

(iirard Hey  wood  Coffield. 


Gleneoe — A. 
Golconda — 
(hafton 


B,  Rowell. 

—A.  L.  Whittenberg. 

N.  A.  Grosjean. 

(iranite  City L.  P.  Frohart. 

(Jrayville S.  F.  Springer. 

(Jreenfield — H.  G.  Russell. 

Greenup C.  M.  Thompson. 

(ireenview R.  C.  Hiett. 

Greenville E.  K.  Brooks. 

(Jriggsville D.  P.  Hollis. 

( ; rossdale Mary  Brockins. 

Hamilton C.   H.   Decker. 

Hanover R.  F.  Evans. 

Harrisburg O.  D.  Edwards. 

Harlem Frank  Ctirtis. 

Harvard R.  G.  Jones. 

Harvey F.  h.  Miller. 

Havana W.  H.  D.  Meier. 

Hebron W.  E.  King. 

Henry Henry   T\ipper. 


Herrin 


-G.  D.  Ferrell. 


Highland Wm.  M.  Valentin. 

Highland  Park Jesse  Smith. 

Hillsboro S.  T.  Robinson. 

Hinsdale H.  J.  Jokisch. 

Homer S.  S.  Duhamel. 

Hoopeston S.  A.  D.  Harry. 

Irving J.  B.  Easley. 

Jacksonville E.  E.  Webster. 

Jerseyville J.  Pike. 

Johnson  City J.  \V.  McKinney. 

Joliet J.  J.  Allison. 


Jonesboro- 


-J.  A.  B.  Walther. 


Kansas W.  R.  Spurrier. 

Keithsburg G.  W.  Gayler. 

Kewanee J.  N.  Adee. 

Kinmundy J.  A.  Davis. 

Kirkwood T.  E.  Savage. 

Knoxville W.  F.  Jones. 

Lacon Chas.  Knapp. 

Ladd ^W.  E.  Burke. 

LaGrange F.  E.  Sanford. 

LaHarpe A.  S.  Anderson. 

Lake  Forest J.  E.  Baggett. 

Lanark C.  A.  Langworthy. 

LaSalle J.  B.  McManus. 

I^nsing Francis  Thompson. 

Lawrenceville H.  W.  Hostettler. 

Lebanon J.  M.  Brewer. 

I^mont J.  E.  Morgan. 

i^na J.  R.  Inman. 

Leroy S.  K.  McDowell. 

Lewistown B.  C.  Moore. 

T^xington H.  B.  Fisher. 

Lincoln ^L.  D.  Ellis. 

Litchfield C.  E.  Richmond. 

Lock  port G.  M.  Snapp. 

Ix)vington E.  A.  Jones. 

Lyons Augustus  Haley. 

McHenry E.  C.  Fisher. 

McLeansboro W.  C.  Fairweather. 

Macomb W^.  W.  Earnest. 

Macon F.  R.  Ritzman. 


Madison- 
Manteno- 


-Louis  Baer. 

-T.  A.  Gallagher. 


Kankakee F.  N.  Tracy. 


Marengo C.  W.  Groves. 

Marion J.  W.  Asbury. 

Marissa W.  H.  Campbell. 

Maroa Geo.  Morris. 

Martinsville Norman  Bennett. 

Marseilles F.  M.  Kline. 

Marshall J.  C.  Wiltse. 

Mascoutali C.  O.  DuKois. 

Mason  aty T.  W.  B.  Everhart. 

Mattoon G.  P.  Randle. 

Maywood J.  P.  Adams. 

Mendota   (East) W.  R.  Foster. 

Mendota  (West) Chas.  Parkinson. 

Meredosia ^W.  M.  Vaughn. 

Metropolis T.  F.  McCartney. 

Milford J.  H.  Brewer. 

Millstadt E.  E.  Edmunds. 

Minonk J.  H.  Grigg. 

Moline G.  T.  Smith. 

Momence R.  E.  Selby. 

Monmouth B.  F.  Armitage. 

Monticello J.  T.  Gale. 


4€6 


PArmtSOM'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DISECIOKT 


mOU  HCIirXfL  PHISCIPAL8, 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRIXCli*AL^ 


Morion  Park       v|,  U,  HeiL 
Morri*       ^i,  S,  Wuthrkh. 
yitffflmni    --W.  K.  M'eaver. 

MorriHtmvUUs  -    Sarah  Clickener. 

MorUm       4:,  T.  J^w, 

iiorUm  Park  -  -J.  M.  McKinney. 

Mound  City        M,  T,  VanCleye. 

Afowfta/|ija        V\'m.  Ilarria. 

Mt.  r^rrnel        W.  8.  Bo^Hh. 

Mt.  Carroll        J.  F.  Cai*eF>eer. 

Sit.  MorriM        Mary  McK^JIure. 

Mt.  Olivft        A.  K.  Morgan. 

Mi.  i'ulHHki        <i.  K.  OifTman. 

.Mt.  Ht4;rliiij(        J.  if.   KhlerH. 

Mt.  V(;nion         K.  K.  VanCleve. 

Murphy Hiniro         K.  J.   Klcmrne. 

Na|MjrviII('  (Kllnvv'th)         K.  F.  liunnel. 

Na|HjrvilI«  (DiMirict)         F.  A.  Kendall. 

.N'uMhvillf!        F.  (,'.  J'rowdley. 

.N'aiivoo        W.  F.  Sloan. 

Noof^a        J  I.  \V.  Sutton. 

N(*wirian        (>.  K.  ITcddcn. 

Nowton        (/linH.  HcvIh. 

NokoniiH        11.  ('.  Miller. 

Normal        K.  A.  Fritter. 

Niinda  and  OyHUI  I^ke A.  M.  Shel- 

ton. 
Oakland        .).  (J.  KoonH. 
Oak  Park         W.  11.  Hatch. 
O'Kallon         C.  M.  Wilton. 
(Nlcll         ('.  F.  VanDon^n. 
Oilin        .1.  S.  KnlHch'v. 
OhH«y         <i<M).  I).  Wham. 
Onai/ra         j.   ||.  Whitten. 
Oipiawka         .1.  K.   NiMunann. 
Oroj^nn         10.  S.   Hady. 
OHwrpj        (\  H.  Nownian. 
Ottawa         W.   A.   Fiirr. 
Tiilatino         M.   L.  Sinvsor. 
I'aloMtinc         .1.  (j.  Shitor. 
Tana         Wni.  Minor. 
PailM         II.  W.  Moninil. 
I'ark   \{'u\^v         \\\  S.   Welles. 
INi\ti>n 

IVratonira         H.   F.  Kcpner. 
IN»kin         .1.  .1.  (Vosbv. 
IVoi  ui         N.  (\  l\>u«;lH»rtv. 
IVotnne         F.   Zipf. 
IVru         Ira   M.  On«r. 
IVter««l>ui>r         W.   K.  Waits. 
l*inokno>  >  ille         K.   W.    IVniploton. 
Pitt^lield         Wni.  (^ilhoiui. 
riaintiold         I..  I>.  Oarlinj^. 
rirtiio        tl.  K.  tYtH>lH>rn. 


Plrmoiith P.  H.  I^mmn 

i    Polo F.  D.  Haddock. 

Pontiac Isaac  Mitchell. 

Prairie  Citv ^B.  E.  De^er. 


Princeton- 


-M.  G.  Clark. 


Prophetstown W.  S.  Ellison. 

Quincy D.  B.  Rawlins. 

Kantoul E.  H.  Miller. 

Raymond ^W'.  P.  Thacker. 


Red  Hud 
Ridgely- 


-T.  J.  CahiU. 

-J.  O.  Taylor. 

River  Forest Gertrude  Elliott. 

Riverside A.  F.  Ames. 

Kiverlon C.  E.  Peters. 

Roliins<m 1.  C.  Reubelt. 

Rm;hclle C.  E  Joiner. 

Rock  Falls Theodore  H.  Uaney. 

Rockford P.  R.  Walker. 

Rock  Island H.  B.  Hayden. 

Roodhouse H.  T.  \^Tiite. 


Roseville- 
Rossville- 
Riishville- 
Rutland— 


-Vincent  Barker. 
-I.  A.  Smothers. 
-H.  H.  Edmunds. 
-W.  M.  Vaughan. 


Salem A.  E.  Gilpin. 

Sandwich W.  W.  Woodbury. 

Sandoval J.  T.  Kirk. 

Savanna O.  F.  Smith. 

Seneca Henry  Buellesfield. 

Shawneetown F.  D.  McKittrick. 

Sliellield J.  A.  Taylor. 

Sheldon J.  J.  Ferguson. 

Shelbyville A.  C.  Cohagan. 

Somonauk ^Warren  Hubbard. 

Sorento Isaac  Bailey. 

,  South  Holland S.  E.  Merrill. 

Sparta S.  B.  Hood. 

Springfield J.  H.  Collins. 

Spring  Valley V.  R.  McKnigbt. 

St.  Anne Tim  Muma. 

St.  Cliarles W^  R.  Hatfield. 

St.  Elmo F.  E.  Crawford. 

Staunton R.  C.  Moore. 

Sterling,'  (District  11) Miss  A.  UHill. 

Sterlin«r  (District  10) H.  L.  Chaplin. 

Stockton H.  M.  Herrick. 

Streator tTohn  A.  Long. 

SiitTern        -W.  Cioldsberry. 
Sullivan     -  -T.  L.  Cook. 
Suinnor         O.  B.  Walker. 
Sy tamnro         Hugh  A.  Bone. 
Tanuiroa         Kll>ert  Waller. 

Taylorvillc H.    X.    Folts. 

Thornton Raymond  L.  Johnson. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


Hsaa  SCHOOL  principals. 

Tuledo H.  C.  Breeae. 

Toiuca- G.  L.  Mareh&ll. 

Toulon G.  W.  Baker. 

Trenton— J.  A.  Freeman. 

Tniy H.  F.  Thureton. 

Tuscola E.  E.  Giltner. 

Upper  Alton D.  M.  Bishop. 

Urbana J.  W.  Haji. 

Vundalia W.  H.  Pyle. 

Venice Lewis  T,  Kennedy. 

Vermont E.   W.   Dunham. 

Vienna -M.  N.  McCartney. 

\'irden Joaiah  Main. 

Virginia Henry  Jacobs. 

W'urren J.  F.  SeUeck. 

XS'arssw L,  Fairfax. 

Washington J.  H.  HeinKeliuan. 

Waterloo J.  E.  Hissong. 

Watseka H.  E.  Skinner. 

Waixkegan Miriam  Bcsloy. 

Waverly—J.  C.   Walters. 
Wenona^H.  J.  Btesgler. 

Weat   Chicago H.  C.   Ferguaon. 

West  Harvey D,  W.  Gamble. 

Westville -C.  A.  Quick. 

Wheaton J.  B.  Russell. 

White  Hall a  B.  Avis. 

Wilmette Herbert  Basaett. 

Wilmington S.  E.  Houston. 

Winchester -B.  F.  Parr. 

Winnetko Mary  Gillespie. 

Woodatoek^—C.  W.  Hart. 

Wyoming  (North) J.  B.  Wallace. 

Wyoming  (South) Clyde  Coleman. 

Vorkville E.  C.  ThomaB. 

Township  High  Sehaol, 

Biggaville E.  C.  Cavinfl. 

Bloom    (Chi.  Heights   P.   O.) -Edward 

Sargent. 
Blue  Island- — -J.  E.  I-emon. 

Centralia C.  H.  Elliott. 

Cicero-Stickney    (Clyde  P.  0.) H.  V. 

Church. 
Deerfletd    (Highland   Park    P.   0.}— R. 

L.  Sandwick. 

DeKalb F.  L.  Giles. 

Evanston H.  I-.  Boltwood. 

Harriaburg — —Harry  Taylor. 

Hawcreek    [Gilson   P.   O.)- — ^Rodney   L. 

Cripps. 
Hittle      (Arminglon     P.     O.)— S.     W. 

Wright. 
Joliet — —J.  Stanley  Brown, 


Hian  SCHOOL.  eaiscieALa. 

Lyons  (Ladrange  P.  O.) J.  R.  Cole. 

LoSnIle-Peru     (J^Saile    P.    O,)— T,   J, 

McCoimiok. 
Maine  (Desplaines  P.  0.) W.  L.  Bmy-' 

Marshail B.  A.  Sweet. 

May  wood J.  C.  South. 

Mazon— T.    M.   Barger. 
Murgflii  Park— J.  H.  Hall. 
Morton — -C.  T.  Iaw. 

Murphyaboro Ellis  H.  Rogers. 

Nauvoo— W.  F.  Sloan. 

New  Trier  (Kenilworth  P.O.) F.DeK.  I 

Parker. 
Cliik   Park  and  River  Forest   (Ouk  Park  | 

P.  O.) J.  C.  Hanna. 

Lfttawn J.  O.  Lealie. 

I'untiac^— C.  E.  DeButts. 

I'rinceton E.  S.  M«gill,  Jr. 

Rcweville- B.  M.  Hendricks. 

Savanna- W.  S.  Wallace. 

Sterling  and  Coloma  (Sterling  P.  0.) 

E.  T.  Austin. 

Taylorville -W,  E.  Andrews. 

Thornton  (Harvey  P.  O.)— J.  E.  C^ble. 

Wig  A     Schools    with     Four     Year 

Abingdon C.   B.   Bay  miller. 

Aledo Mollie  P.  Taylor. 

Alton — —J.  E.  Turner. 

Amlioy H.   D.  James. 

Anna W.  P.  Miller. 

Areola- Mary  Ewing. 

Ashland Petra  Dahl. 

Ashton H.   B.  Price. 

Astoria Anna  S.  Parks. 

Atlanta Bertha  Denning. 

Aubum^ C.  E.  Barker. 

AugiiHtfl Lester  Bamea. 

Aurora   (East) C.  L.  Phelpa. 

Aurora  (West) Claude  P.  Briggs. 

Averyville    {Peoria   P.   0.) S.   R.  Bu. 

chanan. 

Avon Maude  Shelton. 

Barrington N.  M.  Bbnta. 

Barry- — Carolyn  W.  Hiird. 

Batavia   (East) L.  F.  Wentsel. 

Batavia  (West) Eleanor  Johnston. 

Beardstown Elva  J.  Saunders. 

Belvidere  (North)^ Flora  J.  Fellows. 

Belvidere  (South) 0.  O.  Townsend. 

Bement George  S.  Wilson. 


•V 


— .* 

1.- 

1 

■— ^ 

*-- 

•  ■ 

■*  " 

- 

b.       _ 

: 

.*— 

•      ~ 

'.-I 

- 

». 

- 

^^ 

t  .. 


I    ;  - 


-  V  •-. 


\ 


•■■  . 


^    •  t 


<   • 


'  *  *  ^  ** 


•  f 


/     . 


t    • 


'    .... 


C' 


I  . 


......  ,   J' 


<  • 


I      I       I.     .  I  •;        J  '      1:1    •  i     •  (.     .1  .         I    f  .1  ll.i/./ 

:i.' » ■■  r    r'.i,i».  '.I. 

•  ,>ii  I.  <  I.I '  li.if  \t  •    I     I'. I  r  1  <■! . 

..Il<  I       I'.. I..  1 1      ••.  Oh-  II     •'      \V«'- 

.  .,1 1 

ll  1 1 1 1>  I.I  lit  I    .ill     '   I  .1 1  I 

ll  I  I    iilii  II  I      '         \  I  lllllll 

I.I     I  ■  -i)  M>i  I  ,     \\  .1  ■  -iiii 

hill  •ll  \|>i  I  I  liii     I  liiiil 

ll  I'll  \     I      linn  <ii  I  ii 

■  I 1. 1  li.i   M 

.  Mm    i  Mil  \\y.\     W  ill  III  ■ 
iil>  t            M I  <      \     \\       I  liiiiiiii  • 

I  •  ill  I      I  ll  t           I  ■      I       I  m  Ifii 

hiiitillt  \     |i      Miiliii 

Mill  t    t III  ■«    ll>i liii 

I  '•  ■  II  III  '•     W      I  III  iiitin 


^-       ■    ~ 


■Ti«^  ,■•  _. 


—  •-'^.r*i»j^   Aft 
t     — A-.T-i.  EL  £f-»Ari-. 


..    ' '- 


-4n  P.  Si-rrr^a-. 
W.  S.  Tavl.  : 


■.i.    -     ^     -v 


'  p  •    '^  ■     <• 


A.  Mar-  Mathrnv. 
'.  H.  McCalli^tvf. 
-     <  ha^.  B<**Iey. 

-Mr*.  H.  <;.  Russell. 
A.  (  .  Mahee. 
K-^ther  Pheil. 
>f.imic  r;raff. 
-Clara  I'enstoiie. 
Mrs.  O.  B.  McArthur. 
Minnie  L.  Jones. 
Mrs.  S.  E.  Pierce. 
Kathorino   Robinson. 
Mary  ('.  Sineltzlv. 


i  f  »  i-tf-  '   •   .. 

'■  ■■■■      ■« 

'  •!  i;.';/- V  ill* 
Ihiinihori 
II;m  vjimI 
ll:i  v;i!ia 
ilcliioh 
Ih-Uf  \ 

lliiuiioiu        W.  S.  Harris.  ' 
lliii'-ilali'         L<niis  Cihbs. 
llnM|>r»,(i»n         M.  r.  Murray. 
liirK^niivillc         A.  IT.  Olaapow. 
Iri-^rNxiJJr         K.  1^.  Shafer. 
.loin'«,liorn         Mary  Crawford. 
K.mkaki-t'  I.   K.  Nelf. 

K.m-.aN         \\  .  K.  Spurrier. 
Kfitlisliuri;        ilrace  Colvin. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA.                          460 

fl/GH  acaooL  FSl}fClCM.S. 

HIGH  SCHOOL  PRiaclPALS. 

JCcwanefr — J.  B.  Clevelnnd. 

linarga Laura  M.  Chesney. 

Kinmundy Evangeline  Piirrill. 

Oregoih — 'Cathariue  Kinnison. 

Kirkwood T.  E.  Snvoge. 

Palatine M.  L.  Smyaer. 

LoTOD Uurtlij-  Stonebmker. 

Paleatine— J.  L.  Pleasant. 

LaHnrpu— — L.  S.  IVhiIbuh. 

Pan* J.  W.  D.  Butcher. 

Lanark Mrs.  I'.  A.  Langworthy. 

Paria^ Bertha  Miller. 

Urm J.  H.  Ininn... 

Paw  Paw ,1.  B.  Wtielnn. 

l^Koy^EIau  Xielsor. 

Paxton- 

Uwiatown tlinide  Belts. 

Payson— A^nes  Wagner. 

I^Qsington^ Miriam  Douglus. 

Pekin A.  B.  Uiett. 

Lincoln -O.  HeynnldH. 

Peoria A.  W.  JJeaaley. 

Litchfield — -A.  A.  Neialer. 

Perry Perry  Hiles. 

I^kport R.  K.  (iloaup. 

Petersburg Chas.  Leekrane. 

T.flvingtoii E.  A.  .Iiinea. 

Philo^ -tJ.  H.  Wriebt. 

Waeoral)^ Charles  Lawyer. 

Piper  tlty- 

Mahomet ^I'.  H.  llellj-er. 

PittaBeld- Margaret  Umpe. 

Mansflcld Hose  J.  Young. 

I'lano CI  race  Gamett. 

Marengo Flnrence  Ringle. 

Plymoulh— P.  H.  Lehman. 

MarisM- S.  E.  BullunL 

Poio-^W.  D.  Smith. 

Martinsville E.  L.  McCabe. 

Potomac F.  D.  Niederraeyer. 

Mnnu-iUoB- V.  M.  Kline. 

PrinceviHe W.  R.  Bowlin. 

Mu«.n  City -Mrs.  E.  A.  Noylcr. 

PrcVhetstown Mary  L.  Barnes. 

Muttoon Win.   Wallis. 

(Juiney— C.  K.  J-n.ida. 

Aloywctod^ J.  C.  South. 

Rantoul Anna  S.  Hunter. 

Rivereide— E.  L.  Hardy. 

MeLeansboro W.  P.  Thrall. 

tlubinson G.  H.  Henry. 

Jlendon Lillian  Gray. 

Mriid^.ta    (East) W.  R.  Foster. 

Rock  yatls^EtU  Grunewald. 

M.iKli.tii   (U'eat)'^ — Myra  J.  Howes. 

Rockfon!^ E.  Graff. 

M..h->|".lis S.  A.Miller. 

Rock  Island H.  E.  Brown. 

M.'In.juFli^    (I'.iloreil) (!.   B.   Biistev. 

Rockton D.  C.  Fawcett. 

\lill,'ilti,nilk. W.  C.  Perry. 

\liii..iik         Ktlie!    Howell. 

Hoaemond E.  D.  Hart. 

.\h.lii»>-      I",  A.   TlioniQs. 

M,.,n,.,i,., 1.  R.  Steagnll. 

.\I,„„„.,iill, \Vm.   L.   Hanson. 

Rutland ^W.  M.  Vaiiglian. 

\l..nlJ,L.ll..   — (jeorBP  W.  Black. 

SaJeni EiJa  Spencer. 

\l-iriis       -,)aseph  Hunter. 

Sandwich 0.  M.  Mwards. 

_\i„rrison Alberta  Clark. 

Saybrook J,  E.  Raiboum. 

Mi.imil  Citv M.  T.  VanCleve. 

Shawneetown Flora    Willis 

Mt.  4-^imipi .J.  E.  Ramsey. 

Kheffleld .y.  A.  Tavlor. 

Ml.  ^Mimll (ierlrudc  M.  DeForeat. 

Sheldon A.  C.  Chapman. 

Mt.  l'»l.!-ki--A.  B.  Domian. 

Khelbyville Lora  Simmnns. 

Ml,  .'^Ipiliiig Minnie  Duenslng. 

Kparta L.  .1.  Seiton. 

Mt.  Vfrnun RenEo  Miiekclroy. 

Springfleld— 1,.  M.  Castle. 

Xnsbville (.  <\  Cbapin. 

Siunonauk- -Warren  Hubbard 

Neopi -Harriet  R.  D»vis. 

St.  tlmrles— n.  I^vina  Moore. 

Newman Annft  Hawkins. 

Stanford- Homer  Althouae. 

Xewton^R.  Tt.  Wvatl. 

Sullivan M.  S.  Vanee. 

Xokoinriiri Churlotte  llolmeB. 

Sumner Mary  A.  Stottz. 

N..mml L.  V.  Fiilwiler. 

(mkland Mrs.  O.  L.  Minter. 

Tiskilwa A.  M.  Blood. 

Udell- ^Thyra  Rutb. 

Tolono^ — -H.  A.  Daviii. 

Olney- J.  W.  Barrow. 

Tohica Rose  Fay. 

470 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRJNCIBAIjB. 


-S.  £.  Boomer. 
-G.  W.  Baker. 
-F.  C.  Bohannon. 


Tonica— 
Toulon- 
'ruscola- 

Upper  Altou Bertha  Hussey. 

Urbaua J.  O.  Langman. 

Vandnlia A.  M.  Newton. 

Vermont  (South) E.  W.  Dunham. 

Vienna Nat  Boomer. 

Virden Laura  J>ayton. 

Virginia Kathryn  Bellershoini. 

Warsaw —  -  G.  G.  Perrin. 

Washburn Geo.   Stauter. 

Washington D.  1.  Knight. 

Watseka     -  Oliver  M.  ZoH. 

Waukegan W.  J.  Stebbins. 

Waverlv J.  C.  Walters. 

Wenona Jessie  Rainbo. 

West  Chicago Luthena  Egbeat. 

Wheaton Ellen  Gregg. 

White  Hall Isabella  Anderson. 

Wilmington S.  E.  Houston. 

Winchester Laura  M.  Tniscott. 

Winnebago E.  ;M.  Alsager. 

Woodstock J.  F.  Groves. 

Wyoming  (North) J.  B.  Wallace. 

Vorkville Sephia  McCleary. 

High    Schoob    with     Three     Year 
Course. 
Albion  — W.  O.  Edwards. 

Alexis K.  W.  Bolton. 

Altanmnt tTohn  Brunimerstedt. 

Altona T.  S.  Henry. 

Alto   Pass     — O.  C.   Arnold. 
Aronzvillo         Frank  Craven. 
Arjienta         Keith  Erwin. 
Assumption     -  (uHirgiana   Bilbv. 

Athens Mrs.  Eva  B.  l^attorton. 

AtwiHHl        -C\Ma   Thrasher, 
nelletiower         A.  M.  Stice. 
Helloville         H.  W.   Brua. 
Hlandinsvillo 
lUishnoll 

K.  O.   Mo<m. 

Mariiart't   Hubbard. 
W.  <1.  l.awrtMuv. 
\\'.  Iv.  .b»no<. 

K.  S.  (  lark. 
n.  O.  .lont'S. 
I'hirau**    il\.  T.  Ciano  Manual  Traininiz- 

A.  1\.  Kobin^on. 
Clav  Citv         i  harh^v  Nash. 
l^invfr«i         S,  M.  (.\Hldinirton. 
l>urand  -      C.  E.  Hatohiit. 


Capn>n 
larlinvillo 
I  IkuIw  iik 
(  hapin 
i'ht'Kuist' 
I'liestor 


East  Dubuque O.  E.  Taylor. 

Effingham ^Margaret  Meneely. 

Elburn E.  A.  Ellis. 

Eldorado A.  P.  Cox. 

Elizabeth L.  E.  Engel. 

Elnihurst Sarah  V.  Hardin. 

Fairmount O.  P.  Hay  worth. 

Fairview T.  F.  McLamarrah. 

Franklin M.  L.  Test. 

(•alesburg F.  D.  Thompson. 

<iardner W.  R.  Black  welder. 

(;enoa Edith  Mohr. 

Good  Hope 

(iranite  CMty Mrs.  Ella  Miller. 

<i  rid  ley W.  W.  Lewton. 

Hampshire A.  C.  Morton. 

Hanover R.  F.  Evans. 

Herrin H.  T.  McKinney. 

lleyworth A.  C.  Hall. 

Highland A.  E.  Arendt. 

Homer S.  S.  DuhameL 

Hume ^Harry  Askin. 

Huntley Lester  Crego. 

Hutsonville H.  L.  Ryan. 

India uola A.  M.  Shaw. 

ipava 1.  P.  Goddard. 

Kaneville K  S.  Smith. 

Kenney Z.  P.  Mayity. 

Knoxville Emma  Mowry. 

\m  Fa  vet  te Wm.  Coleman. 

UiMo'ille H.  B.  Urban. 

Lawrenceville F.  W.  Cox. 

Lebanon J.  M.  Brewer. 

Leland A.  H.  Kam. 

LilH?rtvville C.  L.  Shavere. 

Loda^— Paul  M.  Smith. 


Louilon  Mills- 
Maj>le  Park — 


— Chas.  Harbison. 
-Walter  Newcomer. 


.Mai|uon Edward  M.  Smith. 

.Ma>ci»utah C.  O.  DuBois. 

McHenry Agnes  Perry. 

Mennlosia W.  M.  Vaughn. 

Milan 1.  S.  Banks. 

Miltord Pauline  Schneider. 

Mint»oka X.  E.  Ross. 

Mnni>onviIle Sarah  Clickener. 

Mt.   .M.Tri<-  -Mary  McClure. 

Mt.  nlivt^ C.  E.  Rutherford. 

Ellsworth ) R,  F.  Bunnel. 


Naj»i'r\  illo 
Napri  \  illo 
Nf  I  Mill  Sot 
Nt\v;uk     - 
Nur.iia  and 


:  l>istrict^— 
— <i.  C.  Butler. 

A.  (i.  Wing. 

Crystal  Lake- 


Rose  Waugh. 


<•liK.ni: —  Ira  Thompson. 


-Edna  Been. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


471 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


(yFallon C.  M.  Wilton. 

Ohio Roy  Boslough. 

Oneida Arthur  W.  Willis. 

Oswego Edna  Damon. 

Pecatonica H.  F.  Kepner. 

Peotone F.  Zipf. 

Pinckneyville S.  J.  Harry  Wilson. 

Plainfield L.  H.  Darling. 

Port  Byron E.  F.  Nichols. 

Prairie  City 

Rankin R.  A.  Folk. 

Ransom W.  B.  Piisey. 

Rantoul Anna  S.  Hunter. 

Richmond Nellie  Johonnott. 

Ridge  Farm A.  L.  Starr. 

Sandoval J.  T.  Kirk. 

Seneca Henry  Buellesfield. 

Shannon O.  A.  Fackler. 

Sheridan N.  J.  Robinson. 

Sibley 

Sidell R.  W.  Sprinkle. 


Sidney- 
Sorento- 


Toseph  Kirby. 

-Isaac  Bailey. 

Spring  Valley ^V.  R.  McKnight. 

Stockton H.  M.  Herrick. 

Sugar  Grove E.  M.  Harris. 

Table  Grove J.  M.  Wilkins. 

Tallula W.  W.  Griffith. 

Toledo H.  C.  Breese. 

— E.  F.  Porcheur. 


Troy  Grove- 
Versailles J.  W.  Morgan. 

Vermont   (North) Chas.  Bowman. 

Viola W.  H.  Kent. 

Walnut T.  E.  Gamble. 

Wapella F.  M.  Holloway. 

Warren Olivette  M.  Buser. 

Waterloo ,T.  K  Hissoug. 

Weldon G.  N.  Bradley. 

Westfield Chas.  M.  Bubeck. 

Williamsfield R.  C.  Woolsey. 

Wyanet E.  A.  Collins. 

Yates  aty Chas.  W.  Bird. 


INDIANA. 


High  School  Principals. 

Akron John  D.  Heignway. 

Albany J.  C.  Dickerson. 

Albion W.  H.  Menaugh. 

Alexandria A.  L.  Trester. 

Alton C.  Watson. 

Ambia Ida  Green. 

Amboy F.  A.  Kimball. 

Anderson J.  B.  Pearcy. 

Andrews Mattie  A.  Tyner. 

Angola Ernest  V.  Shockley. 

Arcadia Julia  E.  Stout. 

Argos Aaron   Kline. 

Ashley Mrs.  Dessa  M.  Duncan. 

Attica W.  F.  MuUinnix. 

Auburn O.    D.    Tyner. 

Aurora Drim  Hulda. 

Avilla J.  W.  Gillaspie. 

Bainbridge O.   M.  Hultz. 

Barnett's   Creek C.   W.   Mullikin. 

Batesville 

Bedford Arda  Knox. 

Berne R.  J.   Walters. 


Birdseye — 
Bioomfield- 


-W.  L.  Jones. 


Bloomington Howard    |H.    Clark. 

Bluffton Curtis   Merriman. 

Boonville Martin   M.  Numbers. 

Bos  well J.  L.  Mcintosh. 

Bourbon L.  E.  Steinebach. 


Brazil F.    M.    Garver. 

Bremen Luther  T.  Piatt. 

Broad    Ripple Arthur    Jackson. 

Brook E.  E.  Vance. 

Brookston Mary   Scott. 

Brookville N.  V.  Patterson. 

Brownsburg C.  A.  Gregory. 

Brownstown Esther    E.    Shirley. 

Bunker   Hill Martha   Buckingham. 

Butler Lillian  H.  Hillman. 

Bryant 

Cambridge  City Isadora  Wilson. 

Cannelton Alfred    Roehm. 

Carlisle Marguerite  Smith. 

Carmel H.  H.  Ratcliff. 

Carthage Emmett    N.    McBride. 

Cayuga James  H.  Caldwell. 

Centerville Chas.  B.  Austin. 

Chalmers Walter  W.  Davis. 

Charlestown Allen  Harbold. 

Chesterton Miss    Lois    E.    Prentiss. 

Chrisney G.  E.  Winn. 

Cicero F.  L.   Pickett. 

Clay  City Glenn  R.  Smith. 

Clinton Joseph  W.  Strain. 

Cloverdale W.    R.    Allee. 

Colfax S.  H.  Watson. 

Cochran R.  W.  Hargitt. 

College   Comer C.  E.  Gillespie. 

Columbia  City Julius  C.  Sanders. 


472 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTOSY 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL   PRINCIPALS. 


Cohiiiibus Sa  rnuel   Wertz. 

Connersville E.  A.  Turner. 

(on verse K.  B.  Wetherow. 

Coninna 

(  orvdon A.  II.  Rising. 

(V)vinfrton S.  H.  Hall. 

C'rawfordsville Anna  Wilson. 

Crothcrsville Ijohx   Mace. 

Crown   Point Margaret   McCowan. 

C Silver E.  E.  Ijandis. 

Cvntliiana E.  J.  Lindlev. 

Dale-   --(J.  B.  Ix)gan. 
Dana         Eflle  T.  Roberts. 
Dtmville  — -  (liarles   W.    Eaton. 

Darlington Maiulo   Montgomery. 

Decatur Chas.  E.   Hooker. 

IX^Iphi Fred  J.  Breeze. 

Dillsboro John   Roudebach. 

Dublin Marv   E.   Stuart. 

Dunkirk Earl  Chamness. 

l>iuireith-     — 

Earl  Park ().  S.  Rolierts. 

East    Chicago  — Eugene  N.  Canine. 

E.  Connersville W.   E.   Sparks. 

Eaton 

Edinburg        ^\.  W.  Rothert. 
Elizabeth         Thomas  Burton. 

E 1  i  za  bet  h  town 

Kllettsville 

Elnora     -  - 

Elkhart         S.   B.   >rc(>acken. 

El  wood-—    Everett   Owen. 

English    -  H.   W.  Mock. 

Etna  (Jrecn 

Kvjnisvillc         .Ijicol)  (J.   Collicoft. 

Kairniount  A.   I  v.   I?over. 

Karniersburg 

Farmland 

Flora         Chas.    Skinner. 
Folsoniville         l.ufher  Ashbv. 
Kortville       -O.  L.  Mornnv. 
Fowler         Harold   Woodburn. 
Fountain   Citv       Carrie  B.  (^ritTis. 
Kranccsville         (Tvde   Xetherton. 
Frankfort         \\\\\.   A.   Hiatt. 
l''ranklin         llcrriott   (\    Palmer. 
Frankt(»n     (lac    Mvers. 
Fredericksburg 
Fremont      -  H.  (J.  Bower. 

French  T.ick E.  1^.  Brown. 

Ft.  \\'avne     -  Chester  T.  T^ne. 
Calvestmi     -  (\  "M.  Miller. 
(Jarrett  —     E.  K.  Cliapman. 
(Jas  Citv R.  B.  Duff. 


Geneva Robert    Poer. 

(Jentryville A.  H.   MaxAm. 

(ioodland May  Huston. 

(loshen Lillian  E.  Michael. 

Ciosport A.  W.  Fitzgerald. 

Grand  view 

Greencastle Martha  J.   Kidpath. 

Greendale Leonard  Cole. 

Greenfield John  H.  Johnston. 

CJreensburg John    W.   Khodes. 

(Jreentown Penelope  Kern. 

Greenwood Mabel    Whitenack. 

Hagerstown Charles  Woollard. 

Hamlet 

ILimmond W.  A.  Hill. 

Hardinsburg Aaron  Deich. 

Harrodsburg 

Hartford  City W.  P.  Modlin. 

Hartsville 

Hebron Nettie  L.   Bryant. 

Hobart G.  H.  Thompson. 

Hope 

Hudson 

I  Luntingsburg- — Willa  McMahan. 

Huntington Purley  C.   Emmons. 

Indianapolis Geo.  \V.  Benton. 

^fanual  Training Chas.  E.  Emerich. 

Normal   Training Mary    E.   Nichol- 
son. 

.liisonville Mary   Ulen. 

Jasper ^laggie  A.   Wilson. 

.letTerstmville F.  E.  Andrews. 

Jonesboro C.  A.  Gregory. 

Kendallville E.  E.  Kling. 

Kent  land Cieorge  C.  Ranne. 

Ke wanna W.  A.  Deyo. 

Kirklin Amos  W.  Hiatt. 

Knight stown Pliny  IL   Wolford. 

Knox Harriet  M.   Silliman. 

Kokomo J.  C.  A.  MeCanghan. 

Kouts 

Laconia 

Uidoga Mrs.  E.  G.  Wilson. 

l^ifayette Julius  B.  Meyer. 

Lagrange  — Etta   H.   Delay. 

La(in> 

Laiiesville     — W.   H.  Rochner. 
Lapel  -  -Alfretl  E.  White. 

Liiporte Fri'tieric  L.  Sims. 

Laurel Claire  CVHair. 

l^iwrenceburg (leorge  C.  Cole. 

Leavenworth W.   W.  Wells. 

Lebanon E.  G.  Walker. 

Leesburg W.  R.  Wood. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  .4ND  CANADA. 


473 


HWn   SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Lewisville 

Liberty P.    13.    Nye. 

I^i^onier W.   A.  Beane. 

Lima Philip  Hughes. 

Linton Laura  M.  Moore. 

Logansport John  J.  Mitchell. 

I^)o<ro()tee Dave  Trueblood. 

Ixjwell Wni.  H.  Morev. 

Lvons 

« 

^ladison A.  O.  Neal. 

Marco 

Marengo W.  L.  Goad. 

Marion Joe  T.  Giles. 

Markle A.  G.  Wood. 

.\hirtin.sville Chas.   F.   Jackinan. 

Matthews Wilbur  Jadden. 

Mauckport^ Amzi    Kanapple. 

Mentone 8.  L.  Blue. 

Michigan  City George  W.  Henderson. 

Michigantown 

Middleburv 

Middletown R.  S.  Tice. 

Milan 

Milford R.  Vanderveer. 

Millersburg 

Mill  (Jrove Harry   Ibison. 

Milltown Arthur  H.  Flanigan. 

Milton Elizabeth  Smelzer. 

Mishawaka Marv  D.  Welch. 

Mitchell rOiarles' D.  Mclntirc. 

Monon Chas.    Carpenter. 

Monroe  City John  Zelmcr. 

Monroeville 

Monterev 

Montezuma Laura  Spencer. 

Montgomery 

Monticello R.  \\'.  l^okabell. 

Montpelier J.   W.  Holdenian. 

Moore  field 

Moore's  Hill 

Mooresville — 

Morocco J. 

Morristown — 

Mt.  Etna Mrs.  May  Hawk. 

Mt.  Vernon F.  E.  Callahan. 

Muncie Ernest  P.  Wiles. 

McCordsville Archie  Crawford. 

Nappanee Olivia  Voliva. 

Xew  Albany H.  A.  Blierk. 

New  Amsterdam 

Newberry 

Newburg Sam  Purdue. 

New  Carlisle 

New  Castle Mrs.  Chas.  N.  Mikels. 


-Robert  Smith. 

P.  King. 

C.  E.  Sterling. 


New  Harmony Dora  Carver  DeLay. 

New  Haven 

New  Maysville L.  G.  Wright. 

New  Point J.  H.  Babbitt. 

Newport Mary  S.  Campbell. 

NoblesvUle Will  M.  Caylor. 

North  Judson Jennie  Mullenbach. 

North   Liberty 

North  Manchester- 
North  Vernon Leva  M.  Foster. 

Oakland  City A.  G.  Cato. 

Odon A.  T.  Mayfield. 

Orleans Edith  Vail. 


-A.  H.  Symons. 


Osgood 

Owensburg 

Oxford E.  Guy  Sutton. 

Paoli Bertha  C.  Lingle. 

Parker Harvey  Griffey. 

Patriot 

Pendleton J.  M.  Kinney. 

Pennville Albert  Porter. 

Perrysville Harry  L.  Lowe. 

Peru Ross  F.  Lockridge. 

Petersburg J.  H.  Risley. 

Pierceton W.  H.  David. 

Plymouth D.  F.  Redd. 

Portland H.  H.  Joumay. 

Poseyville Hal.  W.  Davis. 

Princeton Roderick  S.  Mumford. 

Redkey G.   C.  Powers. 

Reelsville P.  B.  Hutcheson. 

Remington Ira  P.  Rinker. 

Rensselaer C.  O.  Nelson. 

Reynolds 

Richmond Daniel  R.  Ellabarger. 

Ridgeville J.  E.  McFarland. 

Rising  Sun E.  B.  Elfers. 

Roachdale May  Hurst. 

Rcann Eva  Hubbard. 

Roanoke Bert  H.  Smith. 

Rochester O.  A.  Johnson. 

Rockport J.  P.  Richards. 

Rock vi  lie ^Berdina  M.  Hale. 

Roll Elbert  Day. 

Royal  Center R.  A.  Higgins. 

Rushville Mattie  B.  Lacy. 

Russellville F.  L.   Moore. 

St.  Joe 


Salem A.  B.  Wright. 

Scottsburg Agnes  Wilson. 

Sellersburg 

Selvin Richard  Taylor. 

Seymour O.  B.  Bottorf. 

Shelbum 


t  r,*t     'f    '/•,'      "V"  -'••  .'.. 


/    iT 


♦      .    !    *" 


*      /   tta-r 


'  '   ■•  .fjr  t* 


'J  •;*<'. 


.;./.»    ;>.        /»■. 


;;>».•■■. 


P  /^'    ;;r»  .'/^        ^ .'  A'     I      '>«.•* 


■/»'•>:  •'-*.' 


/  /,|,*  !*-.»         '  ./tr,*    K    ^  'At^.f, 
f  i»»'/;i    '  «»  /  /     M     '•■♦»/,;*:/ 

I   |J«Mi/l  A     I,     Vf'^  J* ft.;/ 

V«  » »»'»»• 

V  »  I  .■»l|ll<    • 

V  I  '11  ,  f  iiliii    1/    I'.  fi«»y . 

\  )»ii  I  hii«  '  .l.ifiir  1    I"'.  Or^fjifi 

\V/iIm«.Ii  <  ■,  ni*.    VV     K  ii'iiiir. 

\\  Hill  '••  lll<- 

\\  III  III  (till  I.     \1     <  iil|* 

W.illillnil  O     V      Wollr 

\\  iillnii  <         l;       I  .yliMMiK  , 

\N  iiii.tl.ili  llrilliii     Hull 

VN.iinn  I'     M      KiK-I.IrN 

\N  III  .111  w  MIm-i  I     l!i'r|> 

\N  ii>iltliiMl"ii  iliuiilfl     Mli'ii 

WmIiiImh  Mmin      I        I  r|i|M'i 

W  s\\\  \*\\\\\  Miiiilii    I  i>\  r. 

\\  •«  \  inli'vv  M  I        I '      \  MliMroync. 

\\,..|     |».>,l.  H 

\\  t    .(  II,   1,1  I   «MII  It'      \\\'\'\ 

\\y        \        \      \[    \\\\\\^  r         \  I'l  M*K'.t'N«t 

\\  t.    I  |».*i  I  \  l»o        \  \\\  Km 


i*rm 


:=-  a*. 


-»-i 


-^«J»J4i 


:.:f  r: D.  C. 

*  */  ^  r»-.ila* HAr»iia   Liaiie- 

Ka;;/-,^ *^**or2it  A.  'iayloni. 

ff *r rni n^.o n G*orgie    Fel»ler. 

Wa/l^na (jitftTfs^  Biigbe«. 

.\fiil  <^#rove Harrv  Ibison. 

A'lvanoe R.  D.  Squires. 

Jjirri'T'^town E.  M-    Servies. 

U  hit<-*town Kenneth  Foster. 

Kiinjrhrij^t — Jesse  Bruner. 

P#rin(fliiirst  Jesse  Bruner. 

I5iirlinjru,n W.  D.  Waldrip. 

iJiiirowH     -Will   Wasson. 
(  ;iiii<Kmi      — F.  L.  Greeson. 
(  iithr        J.  J.  Hufford. 
\U'i'v  (  n*<»k    ---Jesse  Blue. 
Hrklcy         Chas.   Bums. 
(KviiMco         Luther   Allen. 
I.oimox        T.  W.  Armstrong. 
IVvrmont         Theodore    Weil. 
Frank  Hemmig. 

Artliur  Ritchey. 
l\al|)h  Penn. 

Kdgar   IXincan. 

Luther  Zinn. 
IL  F:.  Merritt. 

K.  K.  Rogers. 


ivadiior 
Kdckiichl 
(  in  mil 
\  tMMiuin 

('l\  HUM'S 

I.MUans|n»rl 
I  iiroi  lU' 


Now    Waxoilv     -  -P.'B.   Shinn. 
i^nwiud         (\    H.   Reider. 
IwriNo   Milo         Win.  J.   HiX'kett. 
Ivoi^liMi         llonrv    Roerk. 
UonixNiilo         Thomas    Hallett. 

\o\%      N\a<^ir.i:tou  — Kdmund      Holle: 

I     » 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


475 


HIQU  SCHOOL   PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


-Henry  Temple. 


Utica- 

Cory O.  T.  Diinagan. 

Jasonville Jas.  S.  Gordon. 

Adams Forrest  Stewart. 

Alert Myrtle  Jerman. 

Clarksburg H.  C.  Doles. 

(Jreensburg Gail  Hillman. 

Letts Will  Burton. 

f!?andusky Ed.  Moulton. 

St.  Paul Roy  Kenady. 

\\'ayen8burg Revel  Banister. 

Newville Lee  0.  Tustison. 

Spencerville O.  K.  Shull. 

iiolland Ed.  Kunz. 

Ireland Helen  Rose. 

Connersville,  R.  R.  9— Carl  Elliott. 

Everton Gaude  Trusler. 

Connersville,  R.  R.  3 — Ernest  Jeffrey. 

Fairview Ed.  Lewark. 

Connersville Elijah  Brookbank. 

Orange Alva  McGraw. 

elites L.  K.  Parr. 

Hillsboro W.   W.   Livengood. 

Kingman J.  W.  Wilkinson. 

Mellott M.  F.  Livengood. 

Newtown J.  E.  Ogle. 

Rob  Rov A.  Caldwell. 

N'eedersburg Carl    McGannou. 

Stone  Bluff John  Hershberger. 

Steam  Corner Annette  Baldwin. 

\\  allace W.  E.  Fink. 

Yeddo A.  M.  Ratcliff. 

New  Trenton Eleanor  Bossert. 

Fairfield C.  M.  James. 

Mt.  Cannel A.   M.   WMnklefleck. 

()\UmU  R.  K.  No.  4 Victor  Miller. 

lilooniing  <Jr()vc F.  M.  Hickman. 

Metaniora James   A.   Fisher. 

Andersonville Leo  Francis. 

P'ulton Henry  Becker. 

(irass  Creek W.  E.  Nichols. 

Argos Chas.  Emmons. 

Leiters Elmer  Gorden. 

'J'alma Aaron  Bowman. 

Barton Victor  Lemme. 

Francisco Elijah  Jordan. 

Oakland  City J.  S.  Johnson. 

Haubstadt R.  M.  Brumfield. 

Ft.  Branch K.  W.  Harris. 

Montgomery John    T.   Ballard. 

Kings Wm.  Smothers. 

Hazleton A.  E.  Morrison. 

Patoka R.    W.    Chappelle. 

Mackay W.  L.  McGregor. 


Hazleton— 
Matthews- 


-W.  F.  Fisher. 
-Morton  Kline. 


Sweetser Otho  Winger. 

Marco Eph.  Dilley. 

Midland James  Todd. 

Newsberry O.  A.  Aldridge. 

Owensburg Oscar   Shields. 

Switz  City C.  Danielson. 

Arcadia E.  J.  Llewelyn. 

Atlanta Roscoe  Beals. 

Sheridan A.  C.  Harris. 

Cannel Edward  Morgan. 

Fisher's  Switch — W.  E.  Hershman. 

Noblesville Hosea  Whiteneck. 

\\'estfield ^W.  A.  Jessup. 

Charlottesville Ora  Staley. 

Eden Leonard  Luse. 

Greenfield Kate  GriflSn. 

(ireenfield John  Q.  MeGrail. 

New  Palestine Elmer  Andrews. 

Warrington D.  W.  Sanders. 

(ireen field Walter   Orr. 

Amo T.  F.  O'Mara. 

Danville ,7.  A.  Langston. 

Clayton Thos.  Kirby. 

New  Winchester O.  M.  Shekell. 

North  Salem J.  A.  Linke. 

Pittsboro Geo.  Keeney. 

Plainfield J.  F.  Evans. 

Stilesville J.  P.  O'Mara. 

Tilden John  Moore. 

Cadiz N.  Guy  Jones. 

Greensboro Elsie  Coon. 

Kennard H.  B.  Roberts. 

Mooreland R.  D.  Edwards. 

New  Lisbon G.  C.  Hardesty. 

Lewisville H.  W.  Marshall. 

Springport Bavis  C.  Nay. 

Straughn ,T.  W.   Shockley. 

Center Grace  Morton. 

Hemlock E.  T^ngley. 

Kappa Fred   Rouch. 

Greentown T.  H.  Allen. 

New  Tx)ndon R.  B.  Henley. 

Russiaville Geo.  E.  Long. 

Svcamore Morton   T^amb. 

West  Middleton V.  V.  Allen. 

Warren,  R.  F.  D.  1 David  H.  Paul. 

Bippus J.  E.  First. 

Huntington W.  A.  Shock. 

Huntington Claude  E.  Kitch. 

Huntington J.  B.  DeArmitt. 

Huntington,   R.   F.   D.   No.    3 Ira   E. 

Smith. 


r<* 


»  •  >> 


■    •  M-  ^    '^s.  :•>    _- 


_^,-»    ^     »' 


1 


'  . ■•  .  1 


.< 


p    '  * 


.  -^                         •    •■  «•■.-• 

/       »    ■                      ^-  ■ ,,-  ^#  _^  -  • 

f    '■  ■  '.-'.■       •     •  '  ^  *^  •* .  • 

''.*■■                  /  .*  < 


ii  .'    '  •'     .     «  \'<  \>'      y .'.*:: 

\     m  g  9    9 

§•  '      t      *  '•  rf-  *•'*>"' 

'/.'■:..*.-  t.      }        \'.:■.,^\-'..^    . 

I  I. Ml.  iin  '.I       I  \*-n.\t.'j. 

^  'I*  t  It     ';'/'!  I  i;iiil     </iij'  i:. 

n:<    .«  Ii  H«  (il  ■.      \'.  I.I»". 

I'l  O     III'  '  I*.  v*M'1  t       \\  il«-,  . 

I  1 .1  t.i  I;'. 1 1  I      A      M'M#|  <•. 

W  lull  iaii.l  <)      I'.     \\i-:.t. 

Mm  I  iK'll  .1       W       l^->ili;ilii. 

I'll  II' <•',  ill«-  W     .-.   S<'limirll. 

I'<i  I  .1  I      M      I).    liiKidlf.on. 

l.i\\\  iih|i'|m  1 1  |{.   M.  'Il  von. 

I' I  fi'liiinl  \  illf  Allu'il      \\  In  I'lrr. 

'  .il  inw  II  !•;     \.    Ihi-^UiiiH. 

'     Il  mllHrl   II  I ,         (   '         |il||HT. 

W  liiiil  liiinl  I''      \.   ( Il  ii\  «'M. 

Ill  II  \  t'\      I  )|l  >•!  T.     II.     ( iiisl . 

Mm  I  il  \      I'!     Sill  Ih'i. 

<   I'M  |HHi|  I        \N       (  iil.lwrll. 

I'  I  Mil    (.III!  II      I ..    'I  ImiMils. 

'  l.liii  \  I      W     I  rltrl 

'•ll\  I'l     I  II'  •  I      I''      I'.Hflilxirli. 

M.  iilllMll.  i;     l{     (.Mlilloil. 


.1— 


_  »~z^     "t- 


-i"!-T»a..T 


«      — .*— t  — 


1-        ±- 


A.    .ill;!    _*T 


*•       z:-      ~  '.  m:n 


•       « 


A ' 


Fj.-.  *. 


3na    ^u^- 

}  ••-«_ar»— i  •• T  _    _    

Tiiua  TO-i*  il- Jar     ■  >  -  -^    - 


1  '.  "L.*Il;*4.*^ L. 


'"»*!.:*- 


I 


^  ■■_':  r  i«r.« 

V.  *-: '.w-an- L' K.   H.   FriioLarvL 

.'^    }  4k7. 1-   LeniT   Ausxin, 

'1  -^  -j-i  J  ■:*-a -Ies.se    McKess4:>n. 

7::  T-fr'-ai!)'*^ >.   A.   I^ird. 

i';.:!*^r D.  L.  Vi'K^Mfo^ 

A '••*.;. H.  L  Melton. 

'  •  i:i O.  L.  Mohler. 

]>-*.  i-vi]!* \V.   A.    C\innin«;haiii. 

Ih'uvt-r I^ee  Fisher. 

*$i':t'if\ J.  S.  Werner. 

M;i.  V       -K.  L.  Powell. 
Ivii-. »'i      -A.   I>onalds4»r. 

M.I  mi r.  Sandifur. 

M«-ni       -.Fa«».   <>.   Hara. 

lU'inu'W'-   Switch ('has.    Luca.<. 

MI«Kiinin;rtoii C  W.  Jack. 

<  raw  fordsville \V.  A.  Porter. 

<  raw  fordsville (lias.    I»<>kal>il1. 

rrawf(»i<lsvill<» ('.    E.    Kelley. 

Miowii's    \'alh»y H.    R.    Ma  lone. 

KImdaU'       -L.  J.   Whelan. 

I  iriili'Fi         A.   S.    Fralev. 
Mail'         Arllmr   Mooro. 

(iMw  t'nrd.^vilh' Otis   Hall. 

Ni'w    Wicliinond     -  H.  M.  Dixini. 
Ni'w    |{ns^         .1.  Ta  Davis. 
\\lii(('«.NiII('       -Will   E.   White. 
WiiiLiatr         M.  .1.   Murphy. 
Alaska         .1.   \'.    ^fnst^»^s. 
MronkI\n         (J.    il.    Sp«M»kor. 
ViitiMton         IXm  M.  Kahan. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


477 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


I 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Crown  Center Aug.  Summers. 

Eminence Claude   Stierwalt. 

(lasbnrg J.  L.  Henderson. 

Hall .J.  F.  Masters. 

Afonrovia A.    C.    Kvens. 

Morgantown A.   C.  Flint. 

Paragon K.  Al.   Deem. 

Wilbur Wavne   McCracken. 

Mt.  Avr Tlios.  E.  Mason. 

Cromwell VV.  T.  Mahood. 

ha(  Hto \'erniont   Finley. 

Home  City S.  M.  Andrews. 

Wawaka J.  W.  Earle. 

Wolf  Lake E.  L.  l*rickett. 

Freedom Jas.   Jenkins. 

Patrieksburg E.  M.  Fulk. 

liellmore .1.  B.   Thomas. 

Bridge  ton N.  M.   Carpenter. 

Marshall Samuel   Goodley. 

Koseda  le .1  no.   Hirshbrunner. 

Tobinsport A.  Powell. 

Petersburg L.  E.  Woolsey. 

Otwell S.  A.  Dillon. 

Winslow J.  N.  Barrett. 

\\  inslow C.  L.  Jones. 

1  Petersburg J.   W.   Wiggs. 

Winslow B.  II.  Osgatharp. 

(Uenzen C.    F.   Brewster. 

Algiers R.  V.  Willis. 

Littles B.  F.  English. 

Otwell CL  \V.  Schell. 

Pikeville Walter  Ferguson. 

Spurgeon A.  T.   llostetter. 

Stendal H.  O.  Brewster. 

I'nion F.  F.  Hostetter. 

Vol  pen Lee  H.  Risley. 

Boone  (irove (i.  W.  Craig. 

Crissman W.   A.   Briggs. 

Valptraiso F.  M.   Goldborough. 

Wheeler C.  H.  Barts. 

Stewartsville E.  M.  Young. 

Wadesville J.   R.   Robertson. 

(Jreencastle A.  L.   Reat. 

Brick  (  hapel Bruce  I^ne. 

(Jreencastle,   R.   R.   No.   2 R.  R.   Sin- 
clair. 

Roachdale Mav  Averitt. 

Mt.  Meridian J.  H.  Vaughn. 

New  Maysville L.  0.  Wright. 

(ireencastle C.   E.   Crawley. 

Keolsville P.  B.  Hutcheson. 

Crete C.   C.  Mann. 

Losantville Fannie  Burroughs. 

Lynn A.  Q.  Morris. 


Modoc- 


Smith  Lee. 


Saratoga C.  M.  Hall. 

Saratoga J.  E.  Orr. 

Delaware Willis  Holiman. 

liolton V.  F.  Stegner. 

Posey A.  T.  Lewark. 

Falmouth Alfred    Hall. 

(Jing Orlando  Randall. 

Mays L.  A.  Hufferd. 

Manilla Edgar  Stiers. 

Milroy J.  L.  Shauck. 

New  Salem C.  M.  Cieorge. 

Mays,  R.  R.  25 A.  M.  Taylor. 

Austin R.  W.  Blunt. 

Lexington Ernest    Walker. 

Scottsburg Wm.  Bennett. 

Franklin,  R.  R.  9 E.  J.  Tucker. 

Fairland W.  W.  Leslie. 

Gwynneville G.  O.  Ball. 

Mt.  Auburn D.  W.  Pearce. 

Shelbyville,  R.  R.  4 J.  T.  Jacklin. 

Waldron George    Meltzer. 

Shelbyville Ernest  McDaniel. 

Marion C.  W'.  Clendening. 

London Geo.  Huntington. 

Fairland Ethel  D.  Means. 

Sulphurhill E.  B.  Jones. 

Shelbyville Otto  Coyle. 

Fairland D.  A.  Griner. 

Fountaintown F.  L.  Smith. 

Shelbyville- 
Flat  Rock— 


-W.  E.  Keen. 

-J.  E.  White. 

Norristown Wm  .Thompson . 

Flat  Rock Wm.  Porter. 

T^ke Thos.  Oskins. 

Rockport J.  H.  Thomas. 

Hatfield Hilbert  Bennett. 

(ilrovertown Perry  Uncsapher. 

Ora Madison  Heilman. 

San  Pierre Carroll  Cannon. 

Orland C.  K  Sickley. 

Angola Carl  Miller. 

I^lint Wallace  Blitler. 

Angola Burl  G.  Martin. 

Hamilton A.  J.  Collins. 

New  Carlisle J.  W.  Rittinger. 

Tjikeville Chas.  Baily. 

South  Bend Wm.  Beyrer. 

Sullivan C.  M.  Gambill. 

Fairbanks S.  E.  Flemming. 

Sullivan S.  M.  Gambill. 

Pat  rick  sburg Joe  H.  Stohl. 

New  Lebanon J.  W.  Kemp. 

Paxton 1.  W.  Riggins. 


^1        478                      PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTOKY            ^^M 

^^1                       BIQB  acaOOL  PRINCIPALS. 

moH  acaooL  principals 

^^M         Pleasantville J.  E.  GBrten. 

Liberty G.  W.  Robertson. 

Toronto 

^^M        Lafaj-ette^ C.  K.  Sliarpe. 

Pine  Village- D.  M.  Wilaon. 

Lynnville William  Jordan. 

^^P         «-est  Point C.  V.  Peteraoa. 

Abington Lulher  J.  Coppock. 

^V        CInrks  Hill- J.  T.  Hurrinian. 

Green's  Fork C.   H.   Wood. 

i                  Ijitayette- — A.  D.  Payne. 

White  Water Ainie  M.  Tseha«ii 

Koinney C.  D.  Lesley. 

WlllinniBburg Lliaa.   O.    Williams. 

Dayton^— B.  C.  Sharpe. 
Montiiiorenci W.  C.  Smith. 

Fountain   City Benj.    W.    Kelley. 

Economy— Dudley    D.   R.niaey. 
Milton Geo.  B.  Hunt.               ^^^H 

Stock  well -Mury    Catherwood. 

Uattls  Ground E.  A.  Tower. 

Webster A.  L.  Baldwin.         ^^^1 

Montiiiorenci B,  V.  Catherwood. 

West  Point- Oniar  Caeswell. 

Buck  Creek -T.  J.  Bell. 

Cmigville Sylvester   Miller.  ^^^H 

Lafayette D.   W.  Anderson. 

(ioldsmith M.  E.  HolracH. 

Keystone O.  E.  Hagter.         ^^^^| 

Liberty  Center^ — -R.  1.  Taviat^^^l 

HoblMi^Claud«  M.  Burkhart. 

Murray ^I.   C.   Sink.              ^^^^^H 

Kempton N.  F.  Hutchinson. 

Ossian W.  S.  Cuebing.             ^^^| 

Sharpsville W.  F.  Neel. 

Brownsville L.   P.   Young. 

Toneto C.   H.   Markley.          ^^^H 

IJberty W.  N.  McMahan. 

BlulTton John  D<^<:ke^.            ^^H 

Liberty C.    C.   Abemathy. 

Vem  Cruz Eugene  Tappy,    ^^^| 

IJberty F.  U  Lee. 

Clialnici's Lynn  Scipio.            ^^^H 

Liberty Albert  Husted. 

ldavillc~F.  B.  McCuai^.          ^^H 

IOWA.                                                   ^^B 

Graded  School  PrincipaU. 

Arion ^Alice  Duel.                        ^^^| 

Abington— Morris   Cavinesa. 
Ackley -W.  H.  Lancelot. 

Amold'H  Park-^U.  W.  Herri«i^^H 
Arthur- Ella  Hargrave.          ^^^^H 

Add Joseph  W.  Grahan.. 

Agency C.  F.  Goltry. 

Aahton Jobn  L.  Sharer.        ^^^^| 

Atali«sa G.  R.  Bucldea.            ^^H 

Aiuaworth W.  C.  Gottliold. 

Atbelston Lue  West.                  ^^H 

Alliift H.  C.  Hollingsworth. 

Atlantic Carlos  M.  Cole.         ^^H 

Albion Jaa.  H.  Button. 

Central  School Supt.  acts      ^^" 

Alden Louise  E.  Taylor. 

East  School Luln  EHnges. 

Algona J.  F.  Overmyer. 

Hcst  School Byrd  Butler. 

Central  Scliool— ^.  C.  Smith. 

Grant   School Margwret   Bovle. 

Third  Word — -Charlotte  Sweney. 

Aubnm Wm.  Wendt. 

Bupt.  Drawing JosJe  Pettibone. 

Supt.  MiiBic M.  Clement. 

Auroni^Lucy  FrancU.                ^^H 

Allison E.  E.  Waters. 

Avoca^H.  E,  Ctosier.                  ^^H 

Alttt  Vista — -C.  H.  Ostwinkle. 

Avery W.  .1.  VanDyke.             ^^H 

Altoona^ W.  H.  Beed. 

Avr»liire Delia  Gr^g.                ^^^H 

Alvord -Lily  I.  Laughlin, 

B«gley -Elmer  E.  Franklin.    ^^H 

Ames C.  R.  Scroggie. 

Baldwin D.  S.  Welch.              ^^H 

Ananioaa— C.  E.  Buckley. 

Baneroft^Sid  .1.  Backus.          ^^H 

Andrew— Gua  Dclaney, 

Barnes J.  II.  Atkinson.              ^^^ 

Angus Mra.  K.  Benshaw. 

Bnsaett- Cora  M.  Dickson.                       ' 

Anthon — -Paul  J.   Scarbro. 

Batavia 

Aplington -A.  C.  Voelker. 

Battle  Creek— W.  B.  Uomob,               ,, 

Arcadia C.  M.  WUlianis. 

Bayard F.  J.  Mante.                ^^J 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


479 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Baxter \V.  E.  Rorabaugh. 

Beacon J.  P.  McMurray. 

Beaconsfield Maggie  Michael. 

Beaman F.  E.  Stahl. 

Bedford Frank  E.  Howard. 

Belle  riaine W.  J.  Dean. 

Jx>ngfell()\v Leona   Wilcoxen. 

Whittier 

Emerson Miss  Harris. 

Bennett M.  M.  Ries. 

Bentonsport L.  C.  Ream. 

Berlin T.  H.  Studebaker. 

Birmingham F.  S.  Hill. 

Blairsburg S.  A.  Guiles. 

Blairstown J.  W.  Martin. 

Blakesburg John  Hannah. 

Blanchard Richard  Zeieller. 

Blockton Silas  Johnson. 

Bloomfield Wilbur  York. 

B'ode A.  C.  Anderson. 

Bonaparte J.  H.  Voss. 

Bondurant Mabel  Huffman. 

Boone J.  C.  King. 

Washington Supt.  acts. 

Lowell Nellie  Hudson. 

Bryant C.  E.  Tanton. 

Franklin Sarah  Powers. 

Lincoln Eva  C.  Cleveland. 

(Jarfield Ada  Coffman. 

Page Lulu  Feighley. 

J^oyden C  (L  Ames. 

Bradgate C.  C.  Knoll. 

Brandon Earl  (J.  I>ockhart. 

Brazil Rella  Ritchel. 

Bridge  water C  E.  Geeseman. 

Brighton John  C  McGlade. 

Britt F.  W.  Hoadley. 

Bristow F.  E.  Whitney. 

Brooklyn Eugene  Henely. 

Brooks Clara  Taylor. 

Buckeye L.  P.  Manning. 

Buffalo  Center F.  O.  Smith. 

Burlington Francis  M.  Fultz. 

North  Oak Logan  Steece. 

South  Hill Wm.  J.  Samson. 

West  Hill S.  O.  Thomas. 

North  Hill Josephine  B.  Burt. 

Prospect  Hill Marion  S.  Todd. 

8.  Boundary Wm.  Hummell. 

West  ^ladison Anna  L.  Robins. 

Saunderson Martha  Cox. 

Sunnyside Mabel  S.  Young. 

Lincoln M.  C.  McKitterick. 

Washington Belle  J.  Taylor. 


B^rr  Oak A.  B.  Street. 

Burt Albert  S.  Murray. 

Bussey J.  W.  Meyer. 

Cairo Homer  Winder. 

Calamus H.  G.  Games. 

Caledonia A.  C.  Green. 


Calender— 
Comanche- 


-W.  L.  Hamilton. 
— L.  Ella  Lukens. 


Cambridge H.  W.  Dana. 

Cantril V.  M.  Converse. 

Capital  Park W.  A.  Brandenburg. 

Whittier Nellie  Warren. 

Grand  View Mae  Kooker. 

Grades  in  H.  S.  Building Supt.  acta. 

Logan Mary  Doran. 

Carbon J.  H.  Seckliter. 

Carlisle H.  B.  Morgan. 

Carroll W.  P.  Johnson. 

Carson Guy  P.  Linville. 

Casey J.  0.  Huntley. 

Castalia Bessie  Allen. 

Castana W^.  E.  Atkinson,  R.  D.  Barr. 

Cedar  Falls D.  M.  Kelley. 

Lincoln Supt.  acts. 

Jefferson Erdena  Rose. 

Miner Bertha  C.  Stiles. 

Humbert Mame  Hoogland. 

Cedar  Rapids J.  J.  McConnell. 

Adams Ella  D.  Garrette. 

Jefferson Irene  Garrette. 

— Estella  Swem. 


Madison 

Monroe Josephine  Sosel. 

Jackson Mary  J.  Wright. 

Van  Buren Jennie  E.  Post. 

Harrison Hattie  Jeffries. 

Tyler Mary  Sbsel. 

Taylor Anna  Ziek. 

Polk P.  R.  Lewis. 

Fillmore Sada  Dougherty. 

Center  Junction W.  W.  Crawford. 

Center  Grove Mamie  H.  Luke. 

Center  Point ^I^.  D.  Curtis,  Jr. 

Centerville F.  E.  King. 

Central  Grades Supt.  acts. 

Garfield A.  Farnsworth. 

Lincoln J.  L.  Coulson. 

McKinley— . — Minnie  E.  Muller. 

Supt.  Penmanship Marg.  McDowell. 

Supt.  Music Ethel  G.  Pike. 

Chapin Maude  Smith. 

Chariton J.  B.  Morris. 

CTiarleston A.  L.  Cruze. 

Cliarles  City Chas.  A.  Kent. 

Charlotte Louis  Grunberg. 


PA7-:zx£C>x-s  coux^  i 


UkiMc  Jw.. U»'     >^- 

ilunH*  sum  Vtti^  ^ 

W<<  <    B. itri.  1_  J.:,    -r 


.1.  .   ,..  I     !■  1 
i    ■•   ..■    M     l-i, 


V,.vil'.i>  W.    I..    |-il;-1i. 

-..>iii.'<i  iiiKir.       \\.  s.  riiirui'ii, 

VVi.«lMrii>1..ii   M,:  M..ii<i|.   Mot 


Jh 

$tt*t»— 

-SImt  IVj_-,-i- 

In 

.«— M-e™"  tXi^A^ 

'  ro«-rfl— Alfnd  Prt^Vf.--. 

'nmbeHukd- 

1  nriMT W- 

«ifr«l  I>kxi»<L. 

Limh 

ttti*   ^relt_ 

J-lcot*  l"ilj- 

— E-  B.  Brarinder. 

DanlrtiiT ^H.  S.  Swin. 

Dan 

■ill. J 

U  pAtkc-r. 

ItaT 

nport — 

-J.  B.  Vwiiny. 

I...I  N... 

1  — H.  K.  1X.«T!M. 

>i 

...,l  Nu. 

2 1.  W.  McBri-i* 

^. 

l'H.I    No. 

■i Ktvd   J.    Walkrr 

M 

ii«.i  No. 

4—^.  J.  Na-*l. 

,.-.1  N«. 

3 C.  E.  Binhari. 

Si 

KH.I    X«. 

6 K.   J.    Mitielb<i.<. 

KM.)    \n. 

7— .John  A.  H..rnbi 

1....1   .\". 

S H.  T.  Bushmli: 

S. 

1...1I  No. 

9 A.   Q.   t<heriff. 

I.K.I    No. 

10 R-  1'.  Rttifoia, 

Si 

11 C.  1..  S„ksd..rf 

I'xil  No. 

12 A.  A.  Miller 

K.1.1    No. 

13 T.  .1.   Kvans. 

14 

Dill 

-  cilv — 

-J.  W.  Ixinir. 

OM-— Kiith  Hall.     " 

oil Anno  B.  Black. 

1  }"'•■: 

M.  Howell. 

»l.       -H.^ii..v  C.  .lohnaon. 

Hfii 

11.  NorriB. 

IV....I 

nil- 

-M.  F.  Morfmn. 

l).'lii 

Doisv  B.  I^Master. 

l)i>ll 

.1.  .Mnjtw- 

U'li 

HI-    — T) 

A.  I^wis. 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


481 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Denison H.  H.  Savage. 

Central  School Supt.  acts. 

West  School Supt.  acts. 

North  School Margaret  Gillmor. 

Derby Lida  K.  Johnston. 

Des  Moines,  East R,  J.  Hartung. 


-Minnie  W.  Rozelle. 
-Lizzie  Beese. 
-Mrs.  A.  P.  Hillis. 


Alcott— 
Benton- 
Bremer- 

Bryant Georgia  Warrick. 

Gary Jane  Kriegh. 

(hirtis Jennie  Holmberg. 

Emerson Mabel  A.  Otis. 

]x)ngfellow Sybil  Jeffries. 

Lucas Sara  H.  Davis. 

Webster Dora  Crooks. 

Des  Moines,  West W.  O.  Riddell. 


Jvincoln Julia  C.  Kelley. 

Jrving Amelia  Morton. 

Oocker Lydia  A.  Ferger. 


Washinirton Mrs.  B.  M.  Snook. 


McHenry- 
Kranklin- 


-Ella   J.   Cummins. 
Bertha  D.  Smith. 
-Laura  Matthews. 


McKinley — 

(irant Ella  M.  Malone. 

Bird Minnie  D.  Nash. 

Oakland Elizabeth  Piatt. 

Summit Mrs.  E.  J.  Macy. 

Cooper Gara  Funston. 

Forest  Home Este  Huflf. 

Elmwood Elizabeth  Robb. 

Garfield Anna  Holland. 

Howe Laura  Matthews. 

N.  H.  Grades Prin.  N.  High  acts. 

Lake  Park Alice  Eaton. 

Kirkwood Adelaide  Laird. 

Greenwood Gertrude  Burt. 

Park  Avenue Anna  L.  Wertz. 

Rawson Mamie  Diemer. 

Desoto B.  M.  Cobb. 

Diagonal L.  M.  Burgess. 

Dickens W.  H.  Flint. 

Dike E.  F.  Churchill. 

Dixon Wni.  W.  Graham. 

Donnellson John  C.  W^ardlow. 

Doon B.  T.  Youel. 

Dow  City Harry  D.  Kies. 

Downey Mary  Secrest. 

Drakeville M.  C.  Golpin. 

Dubuque F.  T.  Oldt. 

Franklin Annie  A.  O'Shea. 

Prescott T.  M.  Irish. 

Audubon B.  J.  Horchem. 

Lincoln L.  L.  Lightcap. 


Irving James  M.  Walsh. 

Fulton Stella  F.  Sheridan. 

Jackson Lucy  McCann. 

Marshall Emma  D.  Mueller. 

Peter  Cooper Gussie  M.  Hagerty. 

Bryant ^Lizzie  McCarten. 

Morse Mary  Andress. 

Dumont Alice  Swope. 

Duncombe 1.'  C.  Lovejoy. 

]>unkerton Will  E.  Atkins. 

Dunlap G.  Galloway. 

Durant L.  V.  Beaulieu. 

Eagle  Grove J.  G.  Grundy. 

Garfield C.  H.  Gilbert. 

South  Lincoln Anna  Ballard. 

North  Lincoln Ella  Hathaway. 

Early F.  L.  Kolb. 

Earlville W.  H.  Hazzard. 

East  Cascade Rose  BVownson. 

East  Peru Kathreen  Carman. 

Edgewood S.  M.  Wallace. 

Eldon C.  E.  Akers. 

Eldora Milo  Hunt. 

Elgin J.  H.  Williams. 

Elkader Robert  Rienow. 

Elkport Peter  White. 

Elliot W^  B.  Gregg. 

Ellston D.  D.  Carlton. 

Ellsworth O.  S.  von  Krog. 

Ely C.  E.  Downard. 

Emerson J.  D.  Reed. 

Emmetsburg E.  C.  Meredith. 

Epworth Anna  J.  O'Connor. 

Essex Michael  H.  White. 

Estherville Edwin  Dukes. 

Washington Supt.  acts. 

Jackson Josephine  Finley. 

McKinley Ida  A.  Davis. 

Lincoln Gail  Horswell. 

Evans Chas.  Harris. 

Everly F.  B.  Steece. 

Exlin'e J.  M.  Hammond. 

Fairbank A.  R.  McQueen. 


Fairfax— 
Fairfield- 


-J.  F.  Adams. 
— S.  A.  Power. 


Logan F.  T.  Campbell. 

Farley M.  Rouke. 

Famahmville O.  E.  Hibbs. 

Farragut W.  F.  Stichter. 

Fayette J.  E.  Moore. 

Fenton Marg.  Dorweiler. 

Fertile Bella  I^ndsrud. 

Flagler Anna  Sullivan. 

Floris Jas.  Westhoff. 


F 


PAXIEBSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECIOBY 


Biaa  acHooL  PRiNciPALa. 

Floyd 

ForeBt  City — — H.  O.  Bateman. 

Fort  Atkinson W,  A.  Daakam. 

Fort  Dodge Geo.  H.  Mutlin. 

Lincoln Jennie  E.  Pollock. 

Wahkoiwa Lizzie  A.  Ehodea. 

Arey Catherine  By  an. 

Rivera ide Euima  Peterson. 

First   Wurd- — Anna  Harper. 

Fourth  Ward  Anx.— Alia  B.  Hardin. 
Fort  Madison C.  W.  CruikBhank. 

Lincoln- A.  H.  Packer. 

Jaokson Margaret  Fraiiey. 

JeflerBon Mrs.  K.  S.  Crouae. 

Richardaon- MVs.  Burkholder. 

Foster Newton  J.  Hibbs. 

Frankville Anna  Duggan. 

Franklin — —Kate  Greenwood. 

Frederiekaburg -F.  A.  Wildjnan. 

Freeport~-Clara  StinBon. 

Fremont Charles  Young. 

Gait- H.  W.  Sutter. 

(lalva- F.  L.  Rensbaw. 

Garnavillo W.  E.  Lock  ridge. 

Garrison- — -I,  J,  McGinty. 

Garwin Will  A.  Pye. 

Geoera^ — ~Lewia  H.  Ash  line. 
George-- — E.  T.  Gilman. 

Genu  an  ia ^Nelle  Galagan. 

Gibson— — C.  W.  Moore. 

Gifford 

Gilbert -J.  F-dw.  Stuckey. 

Gilman D.  A.  Tisdale. 

Gilmore  City IjiVerne  A.  Wilson. 

Glenwood L.  H.  Mans. 

Grades  H.  S.  B.— Supt.  acts. 

Third  Ward EtU  Hittle. 

West  Hill- — Grneo  Aikina. 

Orchard  Hill Mablc  Will. 

Glidden^ — — E.   D.   Gepson. 

Goldlield O.  II.  BenBon. 

Goodell Carl  Williams. 

(iowrie^ C  E.  Cavett. 

Graettinger — — F.  H.  Dawson. 

Grafton Mary  Curray. 

Grand  Mound Clarence  Baker. 

Grand  River H.  L.  Cosner. 

Grant— — Thomas  Dunn. 

Grant  City^ Emma  Henael. 

Granville^— R.   M.  Lampman. 

Gravity \V.  H.  Caali. 

Gray Belle  Ijinceliit. 

Greeley W.  E.  Mobs. 

Greene W.  W,  Overnieyer. 


1 


HIOM  SCHOOL  PRIUCIPALa. 

Greencastle — ■ — ^Lillian  L.  Bums. 

Greenfield W.  R.  Andrews. 

Grinnult- — — D,  A.  Thorn  burg. 

i'arker  School— — Kate  Zimmerman. 

Cooper  School Edna  Davis. 

South  School Lizzie  Davis. 

Spaulding   School Supt.   e 

Grundy  Center C.  L.  Love. 

(Jiithrie  Center^— C.  V.  WilliamiL^ 

Hamburg J.  E-  Clayton. 

Hamilton O.  T.  Nye. 

Hampton— 0.  W.  Maiwell. 

Hancock -N.  S.  Lyman. 

Hareourt — —Etta  New  strand. 

Hardy Frances  Hubbard. 

Harlan O.  W.  Herr. 

Hartford J.  J.  Hammond. 

Harper's  Ferrj- M.  D.  Kelly. 

Hastings -A.  E.  Tipple. 

Haveiock B.  H.  Culver. 

llawkeye E.  C.  Preston. 

Hu/c!ton Anna  Muloney. 

Henderson — — R.  E.  I^venport. 

Heaper J.  P.  Street. 

Highland  Center Helene  Townsend. 

Hillsboro^ -O.  A.  Collins. 

Hillsdale H.  P.  Mowrer.  

Hopeville L.  C.  Smith. 

Hopkinton- ^E.  G.  Meinzer. 

Ilomick W.  H.  Shiplq^, 

Hospers J.  G.  Honnold. 

Hubbard— W.  0.  T     ' 

Hudson- -Louise  Lamb. 

Humboldt C.  S.  Cory. 

Ida  CrovB Paul  F.  Voelker, 

Independence J.  L.  Bueohete. 

Ijucolri Supt.  I 

Hawthorne Supt.  acta. 

Emerson Supt.  acta, 

McKinley Supt.  < 

Indianola O.  E.  Smith. 

Hawthornc^ W.  M.  McGm. 

Irving Supt.  e 

Inwoo<l B.  I*  Bankert. 

lonia \V.  P.  Jenaon. 

Iowa  ('enter- ToLie  N.  1 

Iowa  City S.  K,  1 

Grammar  School A.  A.  £ 

First  Ward Emily  D,  E 

Second  Word Alice  K.  I 

Third  Ward Eliz,  I  " 

Foni-tli  Ward IxiiiBC  F.  1 


L. 


m 


OF   THE  UNITED   STATES   AMD   CAMADA.                             48S 

mOH  SCHOOL  PIXINCIPALB. 

msB  BVUOOL  PEINCIPALS. 

Shimek -Sarnli  L.  Hart. 

Lttwler A.  F.  Rolilinger. 

Kirkwtiod Minnie   Hindman. 

LeClaire A,  I.  Naumann. 

Iowa  Falls— H.  E.  Blackmar. 

Ledyard A.  E.  Mkrble. 

Ireton A.  L.  HakteftU. 

I^Grand C.  B.  Adair. 

Irwin- Jas.  H.  Seymour. 

Uighton W.  U.  Ruaaell. 

Jamaica K.  C.  Kinney. 

Inland Joseph  Bowman. 

Janeaville V.  G.  Behrena. 

LeMara Thomas  B.  Uutton. 

Central   Building Eupt.  acts. 

Jerome G.  W.  Horn. 

Froiiklin Olive  Shadle. 

Jeaup X.  A.  Waltera. 

Clark — ^ulia  Walpole. 

Jewel! -A.  R.  Gardiner, 

l.ester L.  A.  Daily. 

Jolley H.  A.  Crawford. 

Utta C.  K.  Moffitt. 

Kalcma H.  C.  Knibe. 

Lewis A.  D.  King. 

Ivaninrar Dorothy   Waddell. 

Lilierty  Center C.  C.  Taylor. 

Kanuwlm C.  A.  PillBburj. 

l.iiierty villa 11.  F.  Young. 

Kellerton 11.  H.  Linton. 

Limu'  Springs- — F.  A.  Welch.  - 

Kellogg F.  M.  Phiilipa. 

Linden C.  K.  Barrows. 

Kensett A.  L.  Ilurgoon. 

Lineville^— O.  H.  HoUen. 

Linn  Grove— —J.  P.  Lenning. 

Kenwood  Purk^Marie  E.  Tbanner. 

Lisbon P.  W.  Peterson,  Jr. 

Keoknk -Wm.  Aldrich. 

Liscomb M.  M.  McFee. 

McKinley^ R.  L.  Reed. 

Little  Cedar C.  W.  Cavett. 

Garfield- — ^EliiabetU  Dunlap. 

Little  Rock J.  E.  Troth. 

Wells Eva   SUpbens. 

Irfttle  Sioux E.  D.  Leonard. 

Carey €Iara  Sheldon. 

Littleton Margiiritc  Znndt. 

Logan Chaa.  E.  Blodgett. 

Lincoln- -LoiUBe  Helwig, 

T^hrville W.  I.  McDiarmid. 

Hilton Cora  B.  Wright. 

I^ne  Tree Amos  Huffman. 

Price's  Creek— Florence  Weyand. 

l»rinior W.  I.  Roberts. 

Keswick Frank  W.  Sultia. 

I.UHt   Nation G.  E.  Farley. 

Keystone J.  H-  Rozema. 

r»vilia C.  E.  Evana. 

Kingsley- — W.  A.  Burton. 

Lowden B.  t>.  I.ongerbeam. 

Kinroaa- H.  P.  Trumbo. 

Low  Moor- — E.  K.  Qraesle. 

Liiana Susie  Batch  elder. 

Kirkville C.  H.  Thomas. 

Lu  Verne Ward  Hannah. 

Klemme J.  D.  U.  Houghton. 

l.ynville A.  T.  Gifford. 

Kiiowlton- — Frank  S.  Wiley. 

Lyons J.  R.  Bowman. 

Knoxville S.  G.  Richarda. 

Central   Suhool- — -Mrs.   M.   H.   Leffin- 

East  Wnrd^ Anna  Dickey. 

well. 

West  Hard I^na  Yeater. 

North   School Josephine  Madden. 

Koaanth Ella  M.  Parker. 

South  School Ida  M,  LUIie. 

I.acona Geo.  D.  Eaton. 

East  School Louisa  Balch, 

Ijidora Walter  S.  Mason. 

Macedonia H.  L.  Caillet. 

I^ke  City- Thao.  Saam. 

Maekaburg- M.  F.  Stanley. 

Ivake  Milts W,  H.  Wliitford. 

Miignolia F.  F.  Stiver. 

Ijike  Park— -M.  R.  Hassei. 

Mnlcom S.  H.  Wood. 

Lake  View John  R.  Slacks. 

Jtaloy lola  Hartley. 

I,„,„o„i E.  L.  Keiley,  Jr. 

Malvern Owen  P.  Stewart- 

Lumont P.  C.  Arildaon. 

Lamotte Emma  C.  Ahleri. 

Gradea  H.  S.  B. 

Lancaster- — Elizabeth   Thomas. 

Central  School 

Lnrohwood C.  B.  Merriclo. 

North  M. 

Ijirrabee -Ernest  Eckerman. 

West  Side 

I^titner G.  H.  Washburn. 

Kindergarten-^ — -Edith  Dunham. 

P! 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


BIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 

Kindergardeii -Edith   Dunlinm. 

Manley— — G,  C.  Clemmer. 

Manning C  J.  Juhneon. 

Mapletun ^T.  V.  Bird. 

Msqiloketa A.  Palmer. 

Marble  Hotk— L.  E.  Eickelberg. 

Marcjus R.  A.  Fenton. 

MArion- (.Jiant  E.  Finch. 

EmerBon Hat  tie  Trager. 

Irving^ Ella  GrilBtha. 

Lincoln <i.  M.  (Irimea. 

Prescott Alice  Willard. 

Mame J.  I.  Lynch. 

Marsh  all  town -William  I.  CraDe. 

First  Ward Kathryn  Morgan. 

Hugers Mrs.  M.  C.  Weeks. 

(ilick Eninia  CurtiH. 

Abbott Mrs.  J.  C,  Liatou. 

Arnold Mary  B.  Hall. 

Woodbury Fanny  Flickinger. 

Anaon Alice  B.  Lincoln. 

Hartwcll Mary  B.  Hail. 

Martelle Howard  ().  Young. 

Martinsburg Maud  Henaey. 

Maryaville Conner  Brennon. 

Maaun  City- K  L.  Coffeen. 

Central  Sehoul-    -  -L.  C.  Rhoadea. 

Washington Adda  Pattoiitcni. 

Garfield- Clara  Boothroyd. 

Grant Matilda  Cramer. 

Masonvilie Alice  E.  Jonea. 

Maaaena — — H.  B.  Hetzler. 

Maurice A.  Van  Wechol. 

Maxwell C.  W.  Kirk. 

Maynard A.  G.  Peaks. 

McCallaburg C.  M.  Lotton. 

Mclntire Errett  M.  M-  Eox. 

McGregor Josephine  Harrieon. 

Mechanicavillc G.  H.  Seobey. 

Melbourne U,  G,  Brown. 

Melrose Anna  M.  Mahon. 

Menio— — Jamea  Lowrey, 

Meriden W.  0,  Dailey. 

Merrill R.  T.  Scott. 

Meservey Mrs.  E.  Riiesell. 

Milea W.  J.  Hunt, 

Milford- F.  T.  Tompkins. 

Millersburg- A.  J.  Walcott. 

Milo P.  R,  Heraoni. 

Minburn^-^E.  R.  Monroe. 

Minden^ Ernest  Walker. 

Miaaouri  Valley J.  U.  BeTeridge. 

Mitchell— Carl  J.  Knock. 
Modale Suaie  T.  Faitli. 


Htau  SCHOOL 

M'oingoua 

Mona- — -W.  S.  Hicks. 

Mondamin Geo.  E.  Mesaitdine.  j 

Monmouth E.  R.  Stoddard, 

Monona C  S.  Dodds. 

Monticelio— — John  E.  Foster. 

Montour Viola  Ward. 

ntroae G.  W.  Kennedy. 

Moorhead— A.  J*  Vincent. 

Moravia -T.  B.  Markabury. 

Morning  Hun -Louis  T.  Hill. 

Morrison- Ida  P.  Kickmond. 

Moscow C.  M.  Ruff. 

Mt.  Auburn J,  W.  Jones. 

Mt.  Carmel ■ 

Mt.  Etna 

Mt.  Pluaaant F.  W.  Else. 

lentml- -Supt.  acts. 

Winona Marguerite  McGeer.  ' 

Willow  bank <Tlaru  Eobart. 

I'enttnnial Jessie  Palmer. 

Willowbank Mary   Pumphrey. 

Mt.  Sterling Carl  W.  Salser. 

Mt.  Union J.  W.  Roberts. 

Mt.  Zion G.  E.  Miller. 

Moulton G.  W.  Bryan. 

ville J.  F,  BurgBBs. 

Murray G.  E,  Wright. 

Muscatine W.  F.  Sievalier. 

Washington- Leon  a  Borne. 

Jackson Mrs.  A.  C.  Kenedy. 

Jefferson ^Thos.  McCullocb. 

Franklin— Cin a  McCoy. 

Lincoln Jeaaie  Broiinwottli. 

McKinlej^— Mary  McDoogBll. 

Garfield R.  K.  Corlett. 

Uarriaon Jessie  Altbana. 

Hamilton— Edith  Raff. 

NflHhua E.  C.  Hill. 

Naaaau. 


V  Boston S.  W.  SisBon. 

t!  tlall^— E.  E.  Steadman. 

New  Hampton- — C.  L,  Woo 
New  Hartford Henry  L.  I 

V  Market- — Ira  E.  Melrin. 

f  Providence L  V,  C 

I  Virginia Eldc 

Nichols Ella  M.  T] 

Nodaway H.  F.  Vnlknuuui. 

North  McGregor Fred  A.  : 

Northwood F.  W. 

Norwalk E.  W.  Goetadi. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


485 


HIQH  SCHOOL  PBINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Norway A.  W.  Moore. 

Norwich 

Numa Lenah  Dorman. 

Oak  Park H.  W.  Mayne. 

Oakville R.  J.  Boal. 

Oclieyedan J.  R.  Wilson. 

Udebolt Leslie  I.  Reed. 

Oelwein L.  B.  Moffett. 

Olin T.  J.  Cowan. 

Ollie S.  E.  Divelbiss. 

Onawa E.  T.  Sheppard. 

Onslow Hugh  Mossman. 

Orange  City S.  C.  Huflfman. 

Orchard H.  A.  Longley. 

Orient Thos.  B.  Homan. 

Osage Oeo.  H.  Sawyer. 

Osceola J.  R.  McComb. 

Oskaloosa S.  J.  Finley. 

Lincoln P.  L.  Kindig. 

Jefferson John  M.  Stoke. 

Webster Mary  England. 

(irant Sarah  A.  Cratty. 

Whittier Grace  M.  Rowe. 

Ossian C.  A.  Russell. 

Otley Sylvia  E.  Piatt. 

Oto H.  W.  Leyenberger. 

Otranto  Station Jennie  Lemon. 


Ottumwa- 
Adams— 
Lincoln- 
Oarfield- 
Douglas- 
Hedrick- 
Ajrassiz- 


— A.  W.  Stuart. 
—Emma  Fiedler. 
— Lucy  Warden. 
— Mabel  Kitterman. 
— Kathrine  Wagner. 
— Alice  Fiedler. 
— Winifred  Melick. 


Irving Mrs.  McCormick. 

Franklin Julia  Sheehan. 

Orchard   St. Josie  Huffman. 

Froebel Julia  Mahoney, 

Oxford R.  W.  Sies. 


Oxford  Jet. — 
Oxford  Mills- 
Pacific  Jet. — 


-J.  M.  Fonts. 
—Ida  Tyrrell. 
-J.  Y.  Ashton. 


Packwood F.  E.  Stewart. 

Palmyra Jessie  F.  Angler. 

l>ai() Etta  A.  M.  Corkle. 

l*anama J.  H.  Wescoat. 

I'anora W.  T.  De  Mar. 

J*urkersburg O.  E.  Dixon. 

I'arnell Mark  Mullin. 

Paton J.  T.  Bradshaw. 

Patterson C.  S.  Missildine. 

Pella Wm.  C.  Farmer. 

Perry W.  B.  Thornburg. 

Persia L.  A.  Giddings. 


Peterson- 
Pierson— 


— E.  G.  Clark. 
-James  Daughton. 

Pilot  Mound E.  E.  Bentley. 

Plainfield W.  H.  Gelvin. 

Pleasant  Hill— MUly   Webb. 

Pleasanton James   Cozad. 

Plover ^Mary  K.  Hobbs. 

Plymcmth Elmer  Charlson. 

Pocahontas J.  J.  Rae. 

Polk  City Lewis  Andrews. 

Portsmouth K.  E.  Griflto. 

Postville Arthur  Wilson. 

Prairiesburg Thos.  F.  Waddick. 

Prescott J.  A.  Griffith. 

Preston 

Primrose Alie  W.  Rakow. 

Princeton John  T.  Padgham. 

Promise  City J.  S.  Uln. 

Pulaski Arminta  B.  Nerry. 

Quasqueton Anna  E.  Barrett. 

Quimby M.  C.  Gilbert. 

Radcliflfe C.  F.  Kuehne. 

Ralston T.  J.  Ryan. 

Randolph Allan  Peterson. 

Rathbun Nina  Mosby. 

Reasnor Alice  Elrod. 

Redding J.  W.  Wilkerson. 

Redfield E.  J.  Pallock. 

Red  Oak George  S.  Dick. 

Lincoln Bertha  Warner. 

Washington Nellie  Crowley. 

Jefferson Jennie  Kelley. 

Webster Supt.  acts. 

Bancroft Elizabeth  Mickle. 

Reinbeck C.  O.  Jameyson. 

Rhodes F.  D.  Court  right. 

Renwick R.  E.  Scott. 

Richland vV.  C.  Hicks. 

Ridgeway A.  Aug.  Nelson. 

Rippey U.  A.  Glackemeyer. 

Riverside Harold  L.  Bryson. 

River  Sioux — G.  B.  West. 

River  ton C.  V.  Frazier. 

Rock  Falls Mabel  Wilkinson. 

Rock  Rapids W.  S.  Wilson. 

Rockwell Fred    Mahannah. 

Rockwell  City L.  C.  Btyan. 

Rodman 

Rodney T.  M.  Gushee. 

Rome Anna  Bannon. 

Rose  Hill Frank  Souter. 

Rowan A.  E.  Murley. 

Rowley May  Toomey. 

Rudd Nellie  C.  Downs. 


486 


PATTESSOH'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DISSCTOSY 


UlOU  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALB, 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Kunnells W.  J.  Bninner. 

KiiHHell Seeley  W.  Rowley. 

Rutland A.  W.  Fuller. 


Ryan Mary  Waddick. 

Sac  City C.  F.  Garrett. 

St.  Anthony Carrie  I.  Young. 

St.  An»gar F.  H.  Sunderlin. 

St.  Charles A.  H.  Anton. 

Salcni R.  R.  Richmond. 

Sand  Spring Amy  B.  Chaplin. 

Savannah John  Scott,  Jr. 

SchlcHwig F.  N.  Olry. 

SearHlK)ro—  -KrneHt   Yinkle. 

Sergeant  Bluff R.  11.  Sylvester. 

S<»yniour J.  R.  Cougill. 

Shunilmugh Orplia  Bradley. 

Sharpsburg Nina    Wainwriglit. 

Shannon  City (>.  W.  Hunt. 

Slu'flield J.  F.  Doderer. 

Sheldahl MiHS  K.  B.  Hardy. 

Sheldon O.  M.  Elliott. 

SliellHburgh M.  R.  Fayran. 

Shenandoah 11.  E.  Wheeler. 

Bryant Supt.  acts. 

Washington Supt.  acts. 

Forest  Park Kate  Irwin. 

Krc?ad  Street Laura  Junk. 

Sigourney J.  H.  Morgan. 

Silver  ('ity J.  R.  Graham. 

Sioux  On  tor A.  Walvoord. 

Sioux  Citv W.  M.  Stevens. 

Armstrong       -Jus.  E.  Fitzgerald. 

Hancroft —  Mrs,  F.  M.  True. 

Hrvant      — Marv   E.  McCarty. 
W.  E.  IX'twiller. 
Kate   M.  (irillin. 
Nellie;   McMaster. 
Margan^t  (J randy. 
Mrs.  W.  E.  Sloan. 
Mary   A.  Neely. 
1).  Mi'llravy. 


Cooper 

Dwight 

Kvenrtt 

Klovd 

Franklin 

llawthoriie 

Hopkins    -    K. 


Hunt 

Irving        Mary   O'Connor. 
lx)ngfeIlo\v-       Whit.   11.  Clark. 
Mann     -  -Mrs.    Armstrong. 
IVahodv     -   V.  A.   Poots. 

Riverside Arthur  S.  Gist. 

Sinitli     -Frances   Hall. 


Wchstcr- 
Whitticr 
Worcester 
Sloan--      (J 
Sniithland 
Soldier   -    - 


FIov<l   .1.   Melvin. 
Anna  Hanslnith. 
.1.  (J.   Hohson. 
.  M.  Cowgill. 

-C.  W.  Bays. 
Chas.  C.  Kroesen. 


Solon John  W.  Weber. 

South  English Owen  Hamersly. 

Spencer A.  H.  Avery. 

Spillville Stephen  Kmdiel. 

Spring  Brook Sf.  M.  ViUlis. 

Springdale C.  IL  Burton. 

Spring  Hill R.  A.  SclL 

Stacyville — Oscar  Mueller. 

Stanhope Fred  C  Riuikle. 

Stanton Chas.  E.  Hill. 

Stanwood Paul  S.  Filer. 

Steamboat  Rock O.  B.  Ghassell. 

Minnie  M.  Siders. 
A.  C.  Fuller. 


Stockton 

Storm  Lake- 


Stratford J.  M.  Holaday. 

Strawberry  P. 

Struble Hans  Halvorson. 

Stuart C.   McCracken. 

Irving — —Ruth  Moulton. 

Whittier Mary  McMullin. 

Alcott Alma  Jones. 

Superior Frank  C.  Crowe. 

Sutherland F.  E.  Tellier. 

Swaledale L.  B.  Stivers. 

Swan F.  H.  Russell. 

Swea  City C.  A.  Smith. 

Tabor G.  U.  Gordon. 

Tama C.   E.   Fleming. 

Thompson W.  H.  Golly. 

Thoniburg H.  S.  McVicker. 

Thornton Julius   H.  Rhode. 

Thurman H.  C.  Brown. 

■J'ingley Charles  Murray. 

Tipton C.  R.  Aumer. 

Toleih) J.  B.  Young. 

Tracy W.  H.  Van  Btentthuysen. 

Trenton W.  S.  Dey. 

Tripoli R.  A.  French. 

Troy     — R.  H.  De  Vault. 

Trov  Mills F.  S.  Hannen. 

TruVo W.  F.  Craig. 

Udell H.  W.  Bollman. 

Un<lerwood L.  B.  Pruitt. 

Union A.  S.  Fulton. 

Vnionvillc W.  K.  Bishop. 

Trbana C.  T.  Fisher. 

Vtc H.  E.  Bowen. 

\'ail     -F.  F.  Gordon. 

\'all('y  Junction Charles  W.  Lyon. 

\'.ni  ilorn T.  E.  McDonald. 

\'an    Motor F.  I^.  Douglass. 

\'an   Wort F.  P.  Reed. 

Victor  -    Walter  L  Griffith. 
Villisca E.  B.  Wickersham. 


OF  THE  UNITED   STATES  AND   CANADA. 


487 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Vinton John  Sogard. 

Viola Lucius  E.  Decker. 

Volga W.  J.  Tighe. 

Walcott Henry  E.  Ronge. 

Walker A.  B.  Alderman. 

Wall  Lake M.  R.  Timmerman. 

W^alnut G.  O.  Van  Meter. 

Wapello J.  \\\  McCulloch. 

Washington R.  B.  Crone. 

Wallace Frances  Cowan. 

Heights J.  S.  Goldthwaite. 

Centennial Rate  Montgomery. 

South Minnie  Comer. 

Kindergarten Laura  B.  Noyes. 

Washta W.  E.  Knapp. 

Waterloo,  E. F.  H.  Bloodgood. 

Hawthorne Frances  Grout. 

Alcott Julia  Ackley. 

Holland Ella  Edelen. 

Washington Zaidee  King. 

Fiske Henrietta  Hill. 

McKinley Josie  Jordan. 

Waterloo,  W. A.  T.  Hukill. 

Central Supt.  acts. 

Ix>well Laura  Colbum. 

Emerson Mary  Coughtry. 

Waubeek Mildred  A.  Titus. 


VVaucoma- 
Waukee — 
Waukon — 


-Frank  Sturch. 


-Wm.  Shirley. 
-H.  A.  Dwelle. 


VVaverly W.  F.  Cramer. 

Way  land John    W.    Piercy. 

Webb C.  W.  Manning. 

Webster  aty L.  H.  Ford. 

Weldon A.  N.  Smith. 

Wellman A.  O.  Thomas. 

Wesley M.  IL   Hoffman. 

West  Bend Guy  D.  Clevinger. 

West  Burlington Annie  S.  Hogan. 

West  Cascade Katie  Hayes. 

West  Chester Rose  Mintier. 

Wesgate Harry   P.   Smith. 

\\'est  Grove M.  F.  Penrod. 

West  Liberty E.  F.  Schall. 

Weston Lucy  R.  Allen. 

West  Side E.  D.  Lewis. 

W^est  Union J.  C.  Sanders. 

Wheatland- 

W^hiting 

Whitten — 


— Earl   T.   Housh. 
-G.  L.  Weaver. 


Whittemore A.  C.  Joy. 

Williams Earl  E.  Kovee. 

Winchester M.  L.   Swearingen. 

Winterset L.  D.  Salisbury. 


North  ward John  Gentry. 

South  ward -Supt.  acts. 

Winthrop J.  O.  Murphy. 

Wiota M.  F.  Ewenbach. 

Woden 


Woodburn- 
Woolstock- 
Woodward- 


-Mamie  Zaelke. 
-E.  F.  Snow. 
-Anna  Boden. 


Wyoming Byron  J.  Read. 

Yale Owen  Hamilton. 

Yorktown Mamie  Forman. 

Zearing George  F.  Failor. 

Zwingle Gert.  McConnell. 

High  School  Principals. 

Ackley Laura  M.  Graves. 

Adair Will  J.  Cattell. 

Adel Nellie  Luther. 

Afton Ethel  Randolph. 

Akron O.  J.  Smith. 

Albia Maisy  Schreiner. 

Algona M.  J.  Coate. 

Allerton J.  F.  Holiday. 

Alta ^Willis  J.  BeU. 

-F.  E.  Fuller. 


Alton 

Ames Clara  A.  Boss. 

Anamosa Marjorie   Quigley. 

Anita H.  W.  Chehock. 

Arlington Guy  L.  Rawson. 

Armstrong ^A.  P.  Hargrave. 

Atlantic Martina  C.  Erickson. 

Audubon F.  P.  Hocker. 

Avoca Bertha  V.  Wyant. 

Bedford Elizabeth  Oarrigon. 

Belle  Plaine Frances  Merrill. 

Bellevue B.  S.  Asquith. 

Belmond Frank  Popham. 

Bloomfield G.  P.  Chapman. 

Boone Marcus  M.  Beddall. 

Britt Blanche  Mcintosh. 

Brooklyn Elizabeth  Wyland. 

Burlington Maurice   Ricker. 

Calmar Gertrude  Kaye. 

•Capital  Park Elizabeth  Haas. 

Carroll Mrs.  E.  B.  Wilson. 

Cedar  Falls Amy  L.  Dougherty. 

Cedar  Rapids Abbie  S.  Abbott. 

Centerville Harry  H.  Laughlin. 

Central  aty H.  M.  Taylor. 

Chariton Mrs.  L.  M.  Grow. 

Charles  City Fannie  R.  Wilson. 

Charter  Oak Ethel  May  Bond. 

Cherokee Martha  Roberts. 

Cincinnati P.  B.  Woods. 


#M 


PAITESSOM^  COLLEGE  An>  SCHOOL  MUECTOKT 


HlOU  HC'HfMfL  PRISCIPAL8. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRHFCl^ALS. 


i  Istrin^ —  Mar>   K.  Wilnftn, 

f  bri/m         KfTi^^t   \V.   Fellows. 

^  Urk^villf;        J.  O.  lihf^. 

i  \(^ritfU\        -I.    I>.    rheiTj'lwilines. 

M^'^r  f^k'T        AUj^rt  K,  llarrisoii* 

'  linton         .1.    S.   Mr!<.owan. 

Toff  ax     l>/UM  Ivlzer. 

'  olurnbiji  .lijnKi#in     — W.  R.  Lytle. 

'  ';*#»  Hapi/1.4        r.  F.  S<:hell. 

rornin^         Kva  Sfnith. 

^  ornr/'t ion vi lie     -  I.   Fave  ifoux« 

'  oryfUfti         U.  H.  .Smith. 

^  oun/'il  JJliilN         F.  ('.  KnHign. 

(  fi-wn         \j.  K.  A.  J>irij(. 

(  r*"*t*»ri         Uilliiirri    J{«;ll. 

Ihilhi-*   r^ffitiT         U'.   II.  (iefniiiill. 

S)ii\t'u\*ttT\         \\.  I).  \\>IIm. 

hf'^onili         .1.   M.  Mabaffy. 

\h'\\n         (  lvH*f  W'orkiriari. 

llfniMori         ^  .    K.   lliiriiphreyH. 

lJ«-4    MoiiH'H,    K.         Mary  (irHHlrcll. 

!)«•«   MoinirH,   VV.        \V.  O.  Kiddcll. 

\)v  Witt.         MHr^«nrt  liiidianan. 

\)t'\\i'r         K.  J*i.  Siriit.li. 

howH         \V.    II.    Hlakr-ly. 

I)iiImi(|ii(;         Frank   l>.  Smart. 

Diiiiiaf)         \Ui\y  \U'.U*YH(n\. 

DyiTHviih'         Will  L.  FiVaiiH. 

DyMarl  \V.  (i.  Martin. 

V.niih'  (irovr         lilaiiclu?  Onindy. 

I'jiilliaiii  \\.    II.    .Monnx?. 

I'lddvvilli'         !..   r.   I»r<'<!(l(?ii. 

I'iMoii         riiiln.  (i(>tii.   KiiHH(>l!. 

I'iMotii  iiiiclin    M.   Aibrnok. 

I'iliiui  A.   |{.   M<'('<»(»k. 

I'imrrM'INInir;.^  -      Kllicl    \\.   Hiuidall. 

I'!m1  Imt\  ilN-         |)<>li(»nili    DaviH. 

I'ixini  V.  A,  NiriiH. 

I'Mii'licid  Miirllia    M.    I*]ni<Tv. 

i'Miniin^Inn  Ailhiir  '!'.  S.  Owen. 

I''iiv<'ll<'  MIciHKir  (larriHoii. 

I''niidji  ( '.   .Ill  \'    !tnviri;r1(»n. 

l''«nilancllp  !'.    r.    SiilliviUi. 

J'nrcHl  (  it  V  Liilu  (\  iiolson. 

l-'ni  I    |)«Ml;L^r  I.   N.   Wjurrn. 

I'ml    Mjiilim»ii  \\  .    I,.   Harn'tt. 

l''niH«'i  .lolin    !\.  Ciirrv. 

(Jnnlrii   (Jro\<«  A.    I-.    Lvon. 

(iurnrr         W.   .1.   .Irrnnic. 

(iliidlMnuU  II.    It.   SiMMMnakor. 

(Mrnwonil  {''arniic  (>.  Anu's. 

(iliddni  C.    II.    Anthony. 

Coldllotd         (>.    11.   MVnson. 

(hand   dnnrtion         T.    \\.   Anitic. 


*Gnuit  Piirk E.  C.  Hcaton. 

^vreeiw iCat«  McDooald. 

fireenfield Eflie  E-  Cameron. 

r;riiiiiell T.  H.  Zkegler. 

Griswold ^D.  C.  Xeifcrt- 

iJTUBAj  Center Daisy  Boy  Iain. 

Guthrie  Center T.  S.  Rissier. 

Guthrie  County H-  E.  llsley. 

(;uttenburg — ^-Chas.  F.  Pye.  ' 

Hamburg Lina  Hodge. 

Hampton Vema  Bernard. 

Harlan Geo.  H.  Ballard. 

Hartley D.  M.  Odle. 

Hawarden Sam  T.  May. 

Hedrick Marv  W.  Brrant. 

Hiteman L.  Wilbur  Fike. 

Holstein R.  A.  Griffin. 

Hull S.  T.  Neveln. 

Humboldt Sedona  L.  Fessenbeck. 

Humeston Inez  F.  Kelso. 

Jda  Grove Ed.  F.  Geiger. 

Independence Clara  M.  Travis. 

Indianula Fave  Nixon. 

Iowa  City Ed.  R.  Collins. 

Iowa  Falls Anna  L.  Burdick. 

Jefferson Nellie  Dority. 

Keokuk — ^esse  Benjamin. 

Keosauqua David   Williams. 

Keota Chas.  Yeager. 

Kinf,'8ley Isabel  Tripp. 

KnoxviUe F.  M.  Fnish. 

I^ke  City Abbie  Curtis. 

Lake  Mills Pearl  Woodford. 

Lainoni R.  C.  Kelley. 

Lansing W.  H.  Ray. 

La   Porte   City L.  H.  Minkel. 

Laurens \V.    H.   Reever. 

Lehigh E.  E.  Cavanaugh. 

LeMars Alice  Dilley. 

Lenox E.  E.  Kuhn. 

Leon J.  M.  Pierce. 

Livernion; J.  A.  Eckenrod. 

Logan Edith  M.  Usher. 

Lucas J.  W.  Miller. 

Lyons A.  S.  Ried. 

Malvern    --Mae  Miller. 

Manchester E.  Ethel  Cooper. 

Manilla J.  C  Richter. 

Manning     — Mattie  Morrison. 
Manson         (I.  W.   Young. 
Maplcton         Mary   E.  Rice. 
Ma«|Uoketa —   Mildroil  L.  Clark. 


*i> 


V.  O.  Des  Moines. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CAITADA. 


489 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS, 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Marathon E.  J.  Fenling. 

Marengo C.  H.  C&rson. 

Marion Alice  E.  Duffy. 

Marslialltown Ruby  Baughman. 

Mason  City Esther  L.  Bissell. 

Mediapolis T.  M.  Clevinger. 

Milton Frank  Jarvis. 

Missouri  Valley James  Kendrick. 

Mitchellville Ernest   Coad. 

Monroe C.  T.  Reed. 

Montezuma C.  E.  Douglas. 

Monticello Mary  I.  Jarman. 

Morning  Sun Faith  R.  Lilly. 

Mt.  Ayr Adam  Pickett. 

Mt.   Pleasant Lida  A.  Pittman. 

Mt.  Vernon L.  T.  Newton. 

Moulton Lula  Bryan. 

Muscatine Rodney  M.  Arey. 

Mystic John  C.  De  Mar. 

Nashua Flora  L.  Anderson. 

Neola— — I.   D.   Shuttleworth. 

Nevada Anna  C.  Batman. 

Newell J.  E.  Cundy. 

New  Hampton Marthine  Gabrilsen. 

New  London M.  E.  Johnson. 

New  Sharon John  McPherson. 

Newton E.  J.  H.  Beard. 

Nora  Springs E.  F.  Fisher. 

North  English J.  R.  McCollum. 

Nortliwood Geo.  F.  Sivel. 

(^akhmd E.  R.  Jackson. 

*()ak   Park Geo.   F.  Richardson. 

(Jdebolt Lavinia  Mowry. 

(Jelwein Mae  Creswell. 

Ojrden Clara  E.  Thompson. 


Onawa 


Emma  McWilliams. 


Orange  City Sylvia  S.  Smith. 

H.  E.  LaRue. 

— W.  O.  Chisholm. 


( )sage- 
Osceola- 


Oskaloosa H.  W.  Hart. 

Ottumwa J.  E.  Roberts. 

Parkcrsburg T.  E.  McCarty. 

J*aulina E.  E.  Martin. 

l*ella Lynn  S.  Anderson. 

Perry Agnes  E.  Heightshoe. 

Pleasantville J.  M.  Ireland. 

Pomeroy D.  Patten. 

Prairie  City H.  E.  Jones. 

l*rimghar H.  A.  Mitchell. 

Red  Oak S.  E.  Thomas. 

Reinbeek Anna  Bernard. 

Remsen John  Hayes. 

Riceville Paul  M.  Rav. 

Rockford S.  R.  Fitz.  ^ 


Rock  Rapids Myrtle  E.  Anders. 

Rock  Valley Edwin  P.  Crocker. 

Rockwell  aty L.  H.  Beall. 

Rolfe Fred  L.  Cassidy. 

Ruthven H.  A.  Welty. 

Sabula Eva  M.  Fleming. 

Sac  City Edw.  C.  Kettlekamp. 

Sanborn Joel  E.  Johnson. 

Schaller Chas.  W.  Roadman. 

Scranton Walter  W.  Bell. 

Seymour J.  S.   Stamps. 

Shelby ^Benjamin  Boardman. 

Sheldon Elizabeth  N.  Gill. 

Shellrock J.  J.  Sharpe. 

Shenandoah Lizzie  Morley. 

Sibley ^L.  B.  Parsons. 

Sidney Chas.  S.  Cobb. 

Sigoumey EflSe  Pugh. 

Sioux  City Geo.  Edw.  Marshall. 

Sioux  Rapids P.  L.  Dorland. 

Sloan Lillian  Meyerhoff. 

Spencer A.  P.  Heald. 

Spirit  Lake R.  S.  Whitley. 

Springville J.  E.  Rieke. 

State  Center E.  M.  Gibson. 

Storm  Lake Clara  R.  Bramber. 

Story  City Josephine  Hagen. 

Stuart F.  M.  Prall. 

Sumner Thos.  J.  Durant. 

Tabor Elizabeth  Amett. 

Tama K.  A.  Hummer. 

Tipton Frank  N.  Nisley. 

Toledo Ethel  F.  Carpenter. 

Traer F.  P.  Mahannah. 

Valley  Junction — ^Pearl  Sheffield. 

Villisca Clara  L.  Cowgill. 

Vinton Thos.  E.  Johnson. 

Walnut Ella  E.  Moore. 

Wapello Adah  Irving  Bedford. 

Washington Seth  Thomas. 

Waterloo,  E. Lydia  Hinman. 

Waterloo,  W.- Evelyn  Miller. 

Waukon W.  H.  H.  Hegeman. 

Waverly Bertha  L.  Gattly. 

Webster  City L.  Elizabeth  Wilson. 

West  Branch S.  H.  Mott. 

West  Liberty Emma  Henderson. 

West  Union Elizabeth  Kaye. 

What  Cheer J.  E.  Witmer. 

Williamsburg Bruce  Francis. 

Wilton K  G.  Focht. 

Winfield F.  G.  Robb. 

Winterset Elizabeth  Cooper. 

J  Woodbine M.  A.  Reed,  H.  A.  Kenney. 


90 


PATTEKSOM^  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIKSCIOST 


HIGH  SCHOOL   PBINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRIXCIPALS. 


City  Supermtendents. 

AbileiM! W.  B.  Hall. 

AntboDV 


Argentine H.  P.  Bntefaer. 

Arkansas  City Lu.  Maybeny. 

Atchison N.  T.  Veach. 

Baxter  Springs M.  1^  Catlett. 

Belloille E.  E.  Mitchell. 

Beloit C.  A.  Shively. 

Burlington W.  A.  Stacey. 

(  aMwell J.  J.  I>iop. 

Chanute W.   E.   Rov^ter. 

Clierryciale A.  J.  Lovett. 

( 'hetopa Nellie  Mr<iinley. 

(lav  Center L.  J.  Hall. ' 

(,'offevville W.  M.  Sinclair. 


Columbus- 


O.  C  Ecke. 
A.  K.  Carney. 

— A-  M.  Thoroman. 

C  A.  Smith. 


Concordia— 
Council  firove 
l>fKlge  City — 

El  Dorado C.  A.  Strong. 

Empire  City Clinton  Wright. 

Emporia L.  A.  I^wther. 

Eureka B.  E.  Lewis. 

Fort  Scott D.  M.  Bowen. 

(fulena J^hUc  Huffman. 

Carden  Citv A.  C.  Wheeler. 

(larnett-    --1I.  C.  Oman, 
(iirard  -     H.  W.  Sh idler, 
(joodland     — S.  W  Mallorv. 

(ireat  IUmhI Warren  Baker. 

Harper-  -  -J.  (\  Meyer. 
Herin^ton  — W 
lluiwatha—  F. 
Hoi  ton-  E.  E. 
Ilortoi)  -  J.  (>. 
Huml)oldt- 
HiiicrhiiiHoi) 


W.  Jones. 

M.  Ilamniitt. 

Holton. 

Hall. 
J.  E.  Cook. 
-    Richard  K.  Price. 


Iiidependenc(; 
lohi         (liirord 
Junction  ('itv 
KaiiHa.H   City 


Sumner  llisdon. 
A.  Mitchell. 

W.  S.  Hucsner. 
M.   E.   IVarson. 


Kiii^'uian         J.  K.  Boyor. 
Lariird         W.  T.  Kobb. 
Ijiwrcnce   -     F.  I'.  Smith. 
I.<'av('n worth         (Jeo.  W.  Kendrick. 
Lv<u»s        J.   L.  Shearer. 
Manhattan         J.    F.    F(l<;(*rt()n. 
Marion         W.    F.  Hicc. 
MarvHvillc         C.  H.  Mvors. 
McIMiiTHon         II.   M.  Killion. 
MinnoapoIiH         A.   F.   Senter. 


-J.  W.  Brown. 


Xeodesha— 

Newton D.  F.  Shirk. 

Niekerson W.  E.  HiLstings. 

Mathe IL  L.  Parker. 

iMAge  City J.  T.  Albin. 

4>^watomie Roy   Rmnkin. 

(Isbome C.  X.  Poe. 

Oswego Belle  English. 

mtawa A.  L.  Bell. 

Paola E.  D.  George. 

Parsons 


-A.  U.  Bushey. 
-Geo.  E.  Rose. 


Wttshursr- 
Rosedale— 

Salina G.  R.  Crissman. 

Scamnion S.  N.  Montgomery. 

Seneca C.  C.  Starr. 

Topeka S.  D.  W'hittemore. 

Weir Geo.  B..  Deem. 

Wellington W.  M.  Massey. 

Wichita R.  F.  Knight. 

Win  field Jno.  W.  Spindler. 

High  School  Principals. 

Abilene No  report. 

Arkansas  City Helen  M.  MoflTat. 

Anthony No  report. 

Ar«;entine F.  U.  G.  Agrelius. 

.\tchison G.  H.  Speer. 

Baxter  Springs No  report. 

Belleville H.  U.  Mummau. 

Beloit No  report. 

Burlingt<m No  report. 

Ciildwell No  report. 

Chanute J.  A.  Cannon. 

Chetopa No  report. 

( 'lierry  va  le Bennett  Grove. 

(  lay  Center No  report. 

Cotteyville Anna  Patterson. 

Council  (irove No  report. 

Concordia No  report. 

I)od<,'o  City W.  K.  Miller. 

El  Dorado No  report. 

Einj)oria 1.  H.  Sawtell. 

Empire  City No  report. 

FuH'ka C.  E.  Carpenter. 

Fort  Scott W.  C.  Lansdon. 

(ialciia 1.  H.  Barbee. 

(Jaiiictt No  report. 

(ianleii  (  ity Nettie  Lawrence. 

(Jrcat   Hend No  report. 

(iirard         Lillian  Bell. 
Hiawatha No  report. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


491 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Harper No  report. 

Holton No  report. 

Horton No  report. 

Hutchinson C.  A.  Wagner. 

Hunibolt H.  M.  Cunningham. 

Herington Kate  V.  Miles. 

lola L.  H.  Wishard. 

Junction  City No  report. 

Kansas  City — W.  C.  McCroskey. 

Kingman No  report. 

learned No  report. 

Lawrence F.  H.  Olney. 

Leaven wortli W.  A.  Evans. 

Lyons Eleanor  Miller. 


Marion- 


Clara  Morris. 


Marysville A.  J.  Clark. 

Manhattan Clark  Alexander. 

McPherson Mame  Curry. 

Minneapolis D.  O.  Smith. 

Newton Alice  Turner. 

Neodesha J.  M.  Steffen. 


Olathe- 
Ottawa- 


-G.  M.  Husser. 
H.  P.  Study. 


Osage  City No  report. 

Osborne O.  T.  Mower. 

Osawatoniie Beuer  Roberts. 

Oswego Lura  Woods. 

Parsons Louise  M."  Schaub. 

Paola No  report. 

Pittsburg C.  W.  Kline. 

Hosedale Lillian  Bartli. 

Salina John  Lofty. 

Seneca No  report. 

Scammon No  report. 


Topeka— 
Wlchita- 
Winfield 


H.  L.  Miller. 
-B.  F.  Dunkin. 
-S.  C.  Floss. 


Weir No  report. 

County  High  Schools. 
Atchison  County: 


High  School  Principcds. 

Abbot Clara  E.  Berry. 

Albion Bertha  H.  Bryant. 

Addison T^wis  B.  Farnham. 

Alfred J.  A.  Partridge. 

Andover Ethel  Hammons. 

Anson John  S.  Tapley. 

Ashland Justin  N.  Rogers. 

Athens James  E.  Lombard. 


Effingham John  W.  Wilson. 

Chase  County: 
Cottonwood  Falls B.  F.  Martin. 

Cherokee  County: 
Columbus C.  S.  Bowman. 

Cheyenne  County: 

St.  Francis E.  E.  Colyer. 

Clay  County: 
Clay  Center S.  A.  Bardwell. 

Ctawford  County: 

Cherokee W.  S.  Pate. 

Decatur  County: 

Oberlin Harlan  Q.  Banta. 

Dickinson  County: 

Chapman Homer  S.  Myers. 

Gove  County: 
Gove Stephen  E.  Lee. 

Labette  County: 

Altamont W.  M.  Kyser. 

Lane  County: 
Dighton Herman  Gillette. 

Montgomery  County: 
Independence S.  M.  Nees. 

Norton  County: 

Norton W.  G.  Riste. 

Pottawatomie  County: 

Westmoreland Niles  R.  Mossman. 

Reno  County: 

Nickerson E.  B.  Smith. 

Scott  County: 

Scott G.  Nyquist. 

Sheridan  County: 

Hoxie R.  G.  Mueller. 

Sherman  County: 

Goodland S.  V.  Mallory. 

Sumner  County: 

Wellington Thos.  W.  Butcher. 

Thomas  County: 

Colby W.  E.  Ray. 


MAINE. 


Atkinson Agnes  McFadyen. 

Auburn J.  F.  Moody. 

Augusta C.  F.  Cook. 

Bangor Henry  K.  White. 

Baring Herbert  G.  Bowman. 

Bath ^Herbert  E.  Cole. 

Belfast Hal  R.  Eaton. 

Belgrade H.  S.  Hyer. 

Berwick Horace  F.  Bates. 


492 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Biddeford Harry  H.  Bumham. 

Bingham Edna  A.  Denham. 

Blaine John  Knowlen. 

Bluehill John  F.  Brockett. 

Boothbay Seth  G.  Haley. 

Boothaby  Harbor Harry  I.  Smith. 

J^owdoinham E.  C.  Higgins. 

Bradford Herbert  W.  Hall. 

Brewer Clifford  H.  Preston. 

Bridgton George  R.  Gardner. 

Bridgewater W.  S.  Knowlton. 

Brighton C.  T.  Jewett. 

Bristol G.  H.  Ompbell. 

Brooks L.  L.  Woods. 

Brooklin Elizabeth  Hutchinson. 

Brownville John  C.  Parlin. 

Brunswick Charles  Fisk. 

Buckfield L.  G.  Lord. 

Bucksport S.  A.  Bender. 

Buxton J.  M.  Hill. 

('alais J.  F.  Ryan. 

Camden F.  C.  Mitchell. 

('anaan Henry  Taylor. 

Canton R.  A.  Webster. 

(^pe  Elizabeth Artemus  W.  Wing. 

Caribou W.  P.  Hamilton. 

Carthage Herbert  M.  Hall. 

Casco Weston  P.  Holman. 

Castinc John  S.  Hooper. 

Cherryfield A.  G.  Averill. 

Chester ]*orter  Dole. 

Chestervillo Jessie  Doudlette. 

China    (village    precinct) Joseph    W. 

I^ighton. 

China   (13-14-17) W.  J.  Thompson. 

Clinton-    -    Miss  Inez  Stevenson. 
Columbia  Falls     — Alvin  N.  Randall. 
Corinna       -L.  Whitney  Elkins. 

( Orinth Wni.  K.  Win^'. 

Cornisli Ste])h(»n  Rounds. 

Cranberry  Isles —  C.  P.  Burkholder. 
("nniberland    — Clarence  W.  Pierce. 
Danforth         J.  F.  Pliilbrook. 
Deer  Isle  -    -Wm.   TI.  Patten. 
Denmark         Freeman  TI.  Sanborn. 
I)<Minvsville         I.    ^^.   (Iflire. 
D(»\ter        -N.  C.  Bnckmaii. 
Dixfiehl  —  Carl  Holjnan. 
Dover        -F.  IT.  Ward. 

Fast  IJverinore James  M.  Pike. 

Fast  Macliias A.  S.  Harriman. 

Fast  on     -  A.  C.  Goddard. 

Fastport  F.  W.  Hilton. 

F<ldinfrton  — Herbert  W.  Hall. 


Eden ^H.  Warren  Foes. 

Eliot Fred  L.  Newton. 

Ellsworth W.  H.  Dresser. 

Etna ^Viola  E.  Sylvester. 


Eustis Chester  E.  A.  Starrett. 

Exeter E.  L.   Wall. 

Fairfield Harry  E.  Pratt. 

Farmingdale Wm.  Lw  Powers. 

Farmington Charles  M.  Pennell. 

Flagstaff Everett  Burbank. 

Fort  Fairfield Harry  K  Walker. 

Foxcroft Fred  U.  Ward. 

Franklin E.  C.  Connor. 

Freedom A.  E.  Linscott. 

Freeport Irving  0.  Foss. 

Friendship C.  E.  Files. 

Gardiner ^Wm.  L.  Powers. 

Garland C  P.  Allen. 

Georgetown. 

Gorham Charles  Carroll  Shaw. 

Gray C.  F.  Howland. 

Greenville Edward  C.  Biean. 


Guilford- 
Ilallowell- 
Hampden- 
Hancock— 
Hartland- 
Ilebron — 


-H.  H.  Stuart. 
— E.  A.  Case. 
—Arthur  W.  Jones. 


— Daniel  I.  Gould. 

W.  E.  Sargent. 

Hermon W.  F.  Harding. 

Hollis Kirk  W.  Spaulding. 

Houlton Geo.  C.  Purington,  Jr. 

Island  Falls Geo.  H.  Harmon. 

Jay G.  E.  Bradbury. 

Jonesboro E.  E.  White. 

Jonesport J.  D.  Murphy. 

Keimelbunk C.  W.  Stowell. 

Kennelbunkport John  W.  Higgins. 

Kittery G.  H.  D.  L'Amoureaux. 

I^grange Isabelle  A.  Jordan. 


r^moine- 
T^banon- 
T^ewiston- 
T.ibertv — 


-John  S.  Reed. 

-Olive  I.  Suhr. 

— Norris  E.  Adams. 

O.  J.  Ross. 
Limerick —     Burton  W.  Sanderson. 
Limestone     —Ralph  B.  Kelley. 

Liminjzton W.  H.  Russell. 

Lincoln Wm.  Francis  Miner, 

Lisbon L.  E.  Williams. 

Litchfield E.  R.  Bemis. 

Livernmre J.  A.  Sinclair. 

Lnbec    — W.  K.  Holmes. 
Macliias         IL  E.  Marston. 

^ladison James  A.  Hamlin. 

Mars  Hill Mrs.  M.  M.  Bigelow. 


OF  THE  UNITED   STATES  AND   CANADA. 


493 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Mattawamkeag Ava  H.  Chadboume. 

Mechanic  Falls P.  E.  Graffam. 

Mexico Josiah  W.  Taylor. 

Millridge J.  D.  Murphy. 

Mlllinocket George  W.  Snow. 

Milo Everard  Megquier. 

Mi  not Miss  Maud  Thomas. 

Monmouth Arthur  J.  Chick. 

Monroe Samuel  P.  Ackley. 

Monson John  L.  Dyer. 

Morrill Harry  M.  Daniels. 

Mt.  Desert 1.  E.  Treworgy. 

Mt.  Vernon R.  W.  Leighton. 

New  Gloucester W.  S.  Adams. 

Newport Albert  W.  Boston. 

New  Portland R.  G.  Storer. 

New  Sharon E.  W.  Blanchard. 

New  Vineyard Frank  G.  Smith. 

Norridgewock E.  A.  Roys. 

North  Berwick Thomas  C.  Chaffee. 

North  Haven H.  E.  Beane. 

Norway Charles  B.  Thompson. 

Oakland F.  L.  Tapley. 

Old  Orchard Edward  W.  Wright. 

Old  Town Earns  worth  G.  Marshall. 

Orono A.  W.  Lowe. 


Oxford — 
Palermo- 


Ernest  H.  Pratt. 
C.  L.  Young. 


Palmyra John  O.  Piper. 

Paris Ernest  F.  Clason. 

Parsonsfield Nathan  R.   Smith. 

Patten T.  H.  Swain. 

Pembroke Geo.  B.  Heathe. 

Phillips A.  B.  Allen. 

Pittsfield F.  U.  Landman. 

Poland Linwood  Heasley. 

Porter H.  D.  Granville. 

Portland— 


Albro  E.  Chase. 


Pres<|ue  Isle S.  L.  Merriman. 

]*rinceton W.  L.  Glover. 

Prospect Hattie  K.  Marden. 

Randolph Wm.   L.   Powers. 

— Harrv  L.  Bradford. 


Range  ley 

Roadfield Wilbur  F.  Berry. 

Richmond Hubert   D.   Stewart. 

Riplcj^ E.  A.  Pattee. 

Rockland L.  E.  Moulton. 

Rockport H.  L.  Withee. 

Rum  ford Herbert  O.  Clough. 

Saco Edwin  P.  Sampson. 

Sanford W.  O.  Hersey. 

Sangerville Clifton  E.  Wass. 

Scarboro Wm.  H.  Thompson. 

Searsport 1.  F.  Burton. 


-Frank  L.  Shaw. 


Shapleigh— 

Sherman M.  G.  Williams. 

Skowhegan D.  H.  Perkins. 

Solon William  K.  Hilton. 

South  Berwick Frank  E.  Nye. 

South  Portland Simon  M.  Hamlin. 

South  Thomaston William  J.  McLang. 

Springfield 1.  H.  Plant. 

St.  Albans Eugene  S.  Foster. 

Standish E.  P.  Goodwin. 

Stetson O.  L.  Keyes. 

St.  George Harrie  L.  Webber. 

Stockton  Springs L.  C.  Bridgham. 

Stonington Albert  J.  Lonney. 

Strong C.  H.  Cunningham. 

Sullivan E.  H.  Smith. 

Swanville Z.  D.  Hartshorn. 

Thomaston A.  S.  Cole. 

Topsham John  A.  Cone. 

Troy F.  Wilbert  Bisbee. 

Turner Bertram  E.  Packard. 

Union 

Unity H.  O.  Smith. 

Vanceboro James  Monohon. 

Vassalboro George  L.  Jones. 

Vinalhaven Lee  T.  Gray. 

Waldoboro Albert  A.  Towne. 

Warren Sumner  E.  Ma  well. 

Washburn Garence  Gould. 

Washington J.  M.  OarroU. 

Waterboro Harry    Swett. 

Waterville Richard  W.   Sprague. 

Wayne Percy  Brown. 

Webster R.  L.  Witham. 

Weld W.  H.  Ormsby. 

Wells G.  F.  Parsons. 

Wellington O.  W.  Bigelow. 

Westbrook W.  B.  Andrews. 

West  Forks Emma  F.  Day. 

Whitefield Earl  Nelson. 

Windsor W.  J.  Thompson. 

Winn 

Winterport John  I.  Frederick. 

Winslow G.  W.  Chipman. 

Whitefield D.  H.  Corson. 

Wilton Drew  T.  Harthom. 

Windham Clarence  W.  Proctor. 

Winter  Harbor Sumner  P.  Mills. 

Winthrop W.  P.  Vining. 

Wiscasset Chas.  S.  Sewall. 

Woodstock Chester  C.  Tuttle. 

Yarmouth Herbert  M.  Moore. 

York E.  L.  Haynes. 


4M 


PATTERSCnrS  COLLET  AMD  SCHOOL  DBECIOBT 


UIOH  SCHOOL  PRISCIPALB. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRaCIBALS, 


High  School  Prmci^ali. 

Adamstomn Earle  H.  Wood. 

Annapolis H.  R.  Wallis. 

Bebur W.  &  Jaduon. 

Berlin Nettie  B.  Ckrej. 

Brunjiwick Thos.  TroxelL 

Canibridij^e— I/Arcy  Barnett. 

Catoniiville E.  G.  Comegys. 

Cecilton Leila  M.  McCoy. 

Centreville Byron  J.  Grimes. 

Chefiapeake  City H.  W.  CaldweU. 

ChefiterUtwn J.  L.  Smyth. 

Criftfield F.  E.  Gardner. 

Cuml^rland B.  F.  Conrad. 

iJarlington A.   F.  Galbreatb. 

Deal's  Island R.  R.  Carman. 

llent^in E.  M.  Noble. 

Ka»t  New  Market ^A.  C.  UumphreySb 

VjAHiim S.  S.  Handy. 

VAkUtii C.  B.  Finley,  Jr. 

Ellicott  City T.  M.  Gladdin. 

Kmmittsburg Geo.  L.  Palmer. 

Fairmount— — Herschel  Ford. 

Federalsburg J.  S.  Sparklin. 

Frederick  (Male) Amos  Burgee. 

Frederick   (Female) Margaret  Robin- 
son. 

FroHtburg 01  in  R.  Rioe. 

HagcrHtown   (Male) C.  Edwin  Carl. 


Hageratown  (Female; John  B.  Hons- 

er. 

UaTTe  de  Grace John  L  GonIboaiTi. 

Hurlock ^A.  T.  Tyler. 

Jarretts^-ille W.  W.  Keyes. 

Jeuerson C.  IL  Remsbefg. 

Laarel R.  T.  Manning. 

Lx>naconing Arthur  £.  R— litli 

Marion G.  M.  Brilhart. 

Middletown OBcar  M.  Fogle. 

Myersville C.  W.  Stottlemeyer. 

Nortb  East E.  F.  Foekler. 

Oakland J.  F.  McBee. 

Oxford H.  S.  Robinson. 

Pocamoke  City E.  Clarke  Fontaine. 

Princess  Anne G.  H.  Myers. 

Reistertown Z.  C.  Ebau^. 

Rock  Hall J.  A.  Greenwood. 

Rock^ille C.  D.  Luekett. 

St.  Michael's H.  E.  Adams. 

Salisbiuy J.  W.  Huffington. 

Snow  Hill Virgil  F.  Ward. 

Tharmont H.  D.  Beachley. 

Towson G.  F.  Wisner. 

Trappe Nicholas  Oiem. 

Vienna E.  F.  Webb. 

Walkerville Franklin  Harshman. 

Westemport O.  H.  Bruce. 

Westminster George  F.  Morelock. 


MASSACHUSETTS. 


Superintendents. 
AdaiiiH  — Fraiu'is  A.  Bagiiall. 
Agawam        -\V.  E.  (iiishcc. 

Agawain     -    Ludlow 

AiiH'Hbnry C.  S.  Lyman. 

AmhoFHt  — A.  L.  Hardy. 

AmhorMt,  IVJhain 

Aiidover        (Jorwiii  F.  Paluier. 

AHhfWjId         Arthur  B.  Webber. 

Anhfic^ld,  Cummington,  GoHhen,  Plain- 
fiold      -- 
Aillni^'ion         Frank  S.  Sutcliffe. 
AsHini))])!        C.  A.  Record. 

Hanover,   IlanHon,  Norwell 

At  hoi         W.  Scott  Ward. 
Atth'})on)Ugh         William   P.  Kelly. 
Auburn-       Frank  II.  Benedict. 

Auburn,  Sutton   — 
Ayer Seth   Howard  Cliacc. 

Aycr,   WcHt  Boy  Is  ton 


Baldwinsville F.  G.  AtweU. 

Hubbardstown,  Phillipston,  Royalston, 

Templeton 

Barre Mortimer  H.  Bowman. 

Barxe,  Hardwick,  Petersham 

Bedford W.  N.  Cragin. 

Bedford,  Burlington,  Lincoln,  Wilming- 
ton  

Belmont George  P.   Armstrong. 

Belmont,  Hudson 

Beverly Adelbert  L.  Safford. 

Boston Stratton  D.  Brooks. 

John  E.  Burke. 

Ellor  E.  Cariisle. 

George  H.  Conley. 

Walter  S.  Parker. 

Augustine  L.  Rafter. 

Maurice  P.  White. 

Brain  tree Barnes  A.  MacDougaH. 

Bridgewater W.  H.  Sanderson. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


495 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Abingtoii,  Bridgewater. 

Brockton B.  B.  Kussell. 

Brook  field (ieorge  M.  Bemis. 

Brookfield,  North  Brookfield. 

Brookline George  L.  Aldrich. 

Cambridge Francis  Cogswell. 

Canton— — James  S.  Perkins. 
Charlemont Alvin  G.  Grover. 

Charlemont,    Florida,   Hawley,   Heath, 
Monroe,  Row. 
Cliarlton Wallace  E.  Mason. 

Charlton,  Leicester. 
Chelmsford F.  L.  Kendall. 

Carlisle,  Chelmsford,  Dunstable. 

Chelsea B.  C.  Gregory. 

Cheshire F.  B.  Van  Ornum. 

Clarksburg,     Hancock,     Lanesborough, 
New  Ashford. 
Cliester John  L.  Chapman,  Jr. 

Becket,  Chester,  Middlefield,  Washing- 
ton. 

Chicoj)ee John  C.  Gray. 

Clinton CTiarles  L.  Hunt. 

Cochituate Joseph  T.  Corlew. 

Dover,  Sudbury,  Wayland. 

Concord William  L.  Eaton. 

Dalton H.  L*  Allen. 

Cheshire,  Dalton. 

Danvers Arthur  J.  Collins. 

Dedham Roderick  W.  Hine. 

Dighton S.  C.  Hutchinson. 

Berkley,  Dighton,  Rehoboth. 
East  Bridgewater Edgar  H.  Grout. 

East     Bridgewater,    Raynham,     West 
Bridgewater. 

East  Milton Asher  J.  Jacoby. 

East  Northfield Elmer  F.  Howard. 

Gill,  I^yden,  Northfield,  Warwick. 

East  Weymouth John  C.  Anthony. 

Easthampton W.  D.  Miller. 

Easthampton,      Southampton,     West- 
ham  pton. 
Edgartown Andrew  P.  Averill. 

Chilmark,  Cottage     C^ty,     Edgartown, 
Gay   Head,  Tisbury,  West  Tisbury. 

Everett Ulysses  G.  Wheeler. 

Fairhaven Frank  M.  Marsh. 

Acushnet,  Fairhaven,  Mattapoisett. 

Fall  River William  C.  Bates. 

Falmouth Asa  Q.  Stanger. 

Fitchburg Joseph   G.   EJdgerly. 

Foxborough L.  A.  Freeman. 

Foxborough,  West  Newbury. 
Franklin Ir>'ing  H.  Gamwell. 


Gardner Judson  I.  W^ood. 

Georgetown Orion  A.  Morton. 

Georgetown,  Groveland,  Rowley. 

Gloucester Freeman  Putney. 

Grafton Robert  O.  Small. 

Grafton,  Upton. 
Granville B.  J.  Merriam. 

Granville,  Toliand,  Sandisfield,  South- 
wick. 
Great     Barrington Herman     Dressel, 

Jr. 

Greenfield G.  H.  Danforth. 

Groton John  H.  Manning. 

Harvard Charles  L.  Clay. 

Bolton,  Boylston,  Harvard,  Shirley. 
Harwich Frank  H.  Hill. 

Chatham,  fjistham,  Harwich,  Orleans. 
Hatfield ^William  H.  Cummings. 

Bernardston,  Hadley,  Hatfield. 
Haverhill Stanley  H.  Holmes. 

Haydenville E.  W.  Goodhue. 

Chesterfield,  Williamsburg,  Worthing- 
ton. 
Hingham  Centre Nelson  G.  Howard. 

Cohasset,  Hingham,  Hull. 

Hinsdale William  E.  Riley. 

Hinsdale,  Peru,  Savoy,  Windsor. 
Holden Herbert  J.  Jones. 

Holden,  Oakham,  Paxton,  Rutland. 
Holliston Wilfred  H.  Price. 

Holliston,  Medway,  Sherbom. 

Holyoke Louis  P.  Nash. 

Hopcdale Herbert  F.  Taylor. 

Bellingham,  Hopedale,  Mendon. 
Hopkinton Victor  V.  Thompson. 

Ashland,  Hopkinton. 
Huntington J.  E.  Warren. 

Blandford,    Huntington,    Montgomery, 
Russell. 
Hyannis F.  W.  Kingman. 

Barnstable. 

Hyde  Park Frank  O.  Draper. 

Ipswich Andrew  S.  Thompson. 

Essex,  Hamilton,  Ipswich,  Wenham. 
Kingston Everett  G.  Loring. 

Halifax,  Kingston,  Pembroke,  Plymp- 
ton. 

Lancaster Mary  L.  Lincoln. 

Lawrence ^Bernard  M.  Sheridan. 

Lawrence George  E.  Chickering. 

Merrimac,  North  Andover. 
Lawrence — ^John  Sanborn. 

Belchertown,  Enfield. 
Lee ^Preston  Barr. 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTOBY 


man  SCHOOL  principals. 

I-oe,  Monterey,  Otia,  Tyringhnm. 

I.eiiox Harlow  Godard. 

LeoniinBter Thomas    E.    TbotnpBon. 

Lexington Henry  W.  Porter. 

Littleton Herbert  E.  Richardson. 

Acton,  LJttleton,   Westford. 

Lowell- Artliur  K.  WhJtcomb. 

Lowell G.  E.  Johnson. 

Dracut,   North    Reading,    Tewksbury, 
Tyngabo  rough, 

Lynn -Frank  J.  Peafllee. 

Maiden -Henry  D.  Hetvey. 

Manchester Charles  E.  Fiah. 

Manafleld Edward  P.  Fitta. 

Manafleld,   Sharon,   Stougbton. 
Marblehead Jobn  B.  Clifford. 

Marblehead,  Newbury,  Salisbury. 

Marlborough Aabury  J,  Pitman. 

Marahfield  Hills— Edgar  L.  Willard, 

Duxbury,  Marsb field,  Scituate. 
Maynard — --John  C.  Mackin. 

Boxborough,  Maynard,  Stow. 

Medford Cinrlea  H.  Moras. 

Melrose Fred  H.  Nickeraon. 

Methuen^— Cliarlea  A.  Breek. 

Middleborough Charles  H.  Bates. 

MilUord ^C.  W.  Haley. 

Miilis M.  J.  West. 

Minis,  Norfolk,  Westwood. 
Millville Josiah  B.  Davis. 

Blackstone. 
Monson F.  A,  Wheeler. 

Brim  field,  Monson. 

Nahaot 0.  A.  Tuttlo. 

Natick Albert  L.  Barbour. 

New  Bedford William  E.  Hatch. 

New  bury  port William  P.  Hunt. 

Kewtonville- — -Frank   E.   Bpaulding. 

Newton. 

North  Adams Freeman  I.  Hall. 

Northampton Schuyler  F.  Herron. 

North    Attleborougli James   W,    Bre- 

Northborough William   F.  Sims. 

Berlin,      North  borough,       Shrewsbury, 
Southborough. 
North  Dona Louis  A.  Pratt. 

Dana,  Greenwirh,  New  Salem,  Preacott. 
North  Dartmouth Ernest  P.  Carr. 

Dartmouth,  Westport. 

North  Easton Oeman  C.  Evans. 

Norwood- W.  C.  Hobbs. 

Orange— Edward  Dixon. 
0.\ford- — Watson   C.   Lea, 


Htaa 


PBlSClPALa. 


Mill  bury.  Ox  lord 

Palmer Robert  J.  Fuller. 

Peabody ^Albert   Robinson. 

Peppereil Alfred  0.  Tower, 

Billerica,  Peppereil 

I'ittafleld Charles  A,  Bytam. 

l*lymouth- — -Francis   J.  Heavens. 
l*riiictoti — —George  Rugg. 

Princeton,    Sterling,    Weatiniaste 
Provinoetown Alvan  R.   I^wts. 

Provincetown,  Truro,  Welllleet — - 
Randolph John    E.    Bradley. 

Avon,  Holbrook.  Randolph 

Reading Melville   A.    Stone. 

Readmg,  Topsfield 

Revere William  H.  Winalow. 

Rochester Cheater  W.   Bumphrej'. 

Carver,   Lnekville,   Rochester 

Rockland — —James  H.  Tangnej. 
Rockport^ Hen-ey  L.  Woodard.   ■ 

Marion,   Wareham ■ 

Salem^ — -John   W.  Perkins. 

Malem Robert  N.  Martin. 

Sandwich F.  S.  Pope,  Jr. 

Bourne,   Mashpee,    Sandwich- 
Sheffield Alfred   F.   Howea. 

Mount  Washington,  New  Marlboroiu 

ShellieW 

Shelburne  Falls Charles  P.  HxtLM 

Buckland,  Oolrain,  Shelbume— 
Somerset ^Hemuin  N.  Knox. 

Freetown,   Seekonk.   Somerset,    Swi 

Somerville- <iordon   A.   South  worth. 

Southbridge F,  E.  Corbin. 

South   Deerfield Myron  J.   Willson. 

Conway,      Deerfield,      Sunderland, 
Whately^— 

.South  Framingham S.   F.  BlodgetL 

South  Hadley F.  E.  Whittemoi«. 

Granby,  South  Hadley 

Speiicer^ — -Charles    F.   Adams. 

Springfield Wilbur  F.  Gordy. 

Springfield Mary   l^.   Poland- 
East    l^ngmeudow,    Hampden, 
Hieadow,   Wilbraham— 

Stnckbridge- Jamea  A.  AyerB. 

Stoneh  am— Charles   E.   Stevens. 
.Sftugus,   Stoneham 

Taunton-— C.  F.  Boydeu. 

Tiiivnaend Fairfield  Whitnej. 

Ashby,  Townsend 

Turner's  Falls F.  P.  DkviMli.  j 

Montague 


rey. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


497 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Uxbridge Francis  S.  Brick. 

Douglas,  Uxbridge 

Wakefield Alfred  C.  Thompson. 

Lynnfield,  Wakefield 

Walpole Abner  A.  Badger. 

Medfield,  \\'alpole 

Waltham William  D.  Parkinson. 

Ware George  W.  Cox. 

Warren O.  H.  Adams. 

Holland,  Wales,  Warren 

\N'atertown Frank  R.  Page. 

Webster Ernest  W.  Robinson. 

Dudley,  Webster 

Wellesley  Hills — Marshall  L.  Perrin. 
Wendell  Depot Mrs.  Cora  A.  Steams. 

Erving,    Leverett,    Shutesbury,    Wen- 
dell. 

West  borough H.  C.  Waldron. 

West    Brookfield Charles    W.    Good- 
win. 

New      Braintree,      Sturbridge,      West 

Brookfield 

West  Dennis W.  E.  Chaffin. 


Brewster,  Dennis,  Yarmouth 

Westfield Charles  L.  Simmons. 

Weston Charles  M.  Eaton. 

West   Springfield Clarence  E.  Brock- 
way. 
West    Stockbridge Frank    W.   Sweet. 

Alford,    Egremont,     Richmond,     West 

Stockbridge 

Whitinsville S.  A.  Melcher. 

Northbridge 

Whitman Henry  M.  Walradt. 

Needham,  Whitman 

Williamstown ^Walter  G.  Mitchell. 

Winchendon David  F.  Locke. 

Lunenburg,  Winchendon 

WMnehester Robert  C.  Metcalf. 

Winthrop Frank  A.  Douglas. 

Woburn George  I.  Clapp. 

Wollaston Frank  E.  Parlin. 

Quincy 

Worcester Homer  P.  Lewis. 

Wrentham G.  C.  Minard. 

Norton,   Wrentham 


High  School  Principals. 
Ada 1.  J.  Boraas. 

Adams Charles  O.  Nessa. 

Adrian A.   M.  Nickerson. 


MINNESOTA. 


Benson- 
Be  rtha- 


Aitkin- 


-Lillian  Wheeler. 


Akely Johanna  Velikanje. 

Albany H.  G.  Krinbring. 

Albert  Lea Mary  E.  Higgins. 

Alden C.  R.  Lundberg. 

Alexandria Lvdia  Lagerstrom. 

Aniboy Mrs.  L.  W.  W^ells. 

Annandalc B.   M.  Cosgrove. 

Anoka Charles  Eginton. 

Appleton Helen  Hankerson. 

Argyle 

Arlington Sarah  P.  Hall. 

At  water — Frances  Merriman. 

Audubon iJas.  D.  Bilsborrow. 

Austin G.  S.  Hebbard. 

Avoca H.  B.  Rothrick. 

Badger T.  B.  Diamond. 

Balaton H.  W.  Marshall. 

Barnesville S.  E.  Hargis. 

Battie  Lake A.  C.  Arny. 

Boardsley O.  F.  Hawkins. 

Belgrade W.  J.   McGladrey. 

Bellcplainc Grove  E.  Wilson. 

Bellingham N.  Hegel. 

Bemidji A.  Adelia  Bright. 


-Anna  Riggs. 
-Lewis   Stern. 


Bingham  Lake ^Nellie  L.  Foote. 

Bird  Island Esther  L.  Stowe. 

Biwabik T.  E.  Grae. 

Blooming  Prairie W.  0.  Lippitt. 

Blue  Earth Rose  Eaton. 

Brainerd F.  W.  Hanft. 

Brecken  ridge L.  H.  Pry  or. 

Brewster F.  A.  Seely. 

Bricelyn Julia  V.  Peterman. 

Brown's  Valley E.  Grace  Green. 

Brownton R.  MacKay. 

Buffalo Edna  Winchester. 

Buffalo  Lake ^H.  H.  Kent. 

Buhl N.  P.  Lang. 

Burtrum C.  0.  Nelson. 

Butterfield— A.  0.  Schultz. 

Byron W.  H.  Gillis. 

Caledonia Mary  L.  Davidson. 

Cambridge John  A.  Cook. 

Canby — -—Jennie  MaxweU. 

Cannon  Falls Emma  Williamson. 


Carver- 


-J.  E.  Lunn. 


Carlton George  R.  Greaves. 

Cass  Lake P.  M.  Larson. 

Chaska F.  D.  Maack. 

Chatfield 


Chisholm J.  F.  Muench. 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


BIOH  SCHOOL  PEIWOIPALB. 

aara   City Wm.   M.  MaBteller. 

ClHremont- T.  U.  Dsly. 

Clarkfield J.  V.  Turner. 

Ue&rwateT H.  E.  Flynn. 

CtintoD John  E.  Palmer. 

Cloquet— Ninn  Updyke. 

CtAnto-^ Edith  Foulke. 

Cottonwood 0.  F.  Nelson. 

Crookaton 

DasBel Leoimrd  S.  Graves. 

DawBon Anna  L.  Cotton, 

Delano Miss  iBsdore  Neil. 

Detrint Josephine  Nichols. 

Dodge   Centre Eunice  B.  Rolisor. 

Dover— Harold  O.  (idy. 

Duluth ChsB.  A.  Smith. 

Dundas Andrew  -Jardine. 

Eagle  Bend— — ^T.  P.  Jensen. 

EaBt  (Jmnd  Forks -Clara  B.  French. 

Echo Cliarles  V.  Bond. 

Edon  Valley Albert,  (!.  Anderson. 

Edgerton A.  R.  Holmberg. 

Elbow  Lake Alice  Thompson. 

Elgin— Helen  Greaves. 

Elk  River Clara  E.  Dunn. 

Ellsworth W.  E,  CoIUhb. 

Elmore^ Ed(>ar  C.  Higbie. 

Ely Fannie  E.  Brayton. 

Etysian^ E.   I>.   Sntnpson. 

Evansville W,  T.  Butler. 

Eveleth Irene  McKechnn. 

Excelsior Thjra    Crawford. 

Eyota M.  M.  Aygnrn. 

Fairfax D.  A.  Cruasendorf. 

Fairmont Julia  0.  Newton. 

Faribnult Virgil   L.  Jones. 

Farmington 

Fergus  Falls Paul  C.  Burrill. 

Fertile Miss  Lany  Bush, 

Fisher W.  C.  Miles. 

Foley Geo.  V,  Cunninglioni. 

Fnsston ElJMheth  Ames. 

Fountain-^A.  R.  Kent. 
Franklin— — Chas,  Youngquist. 

Frazee Rudolph  Gciser. 

Fulda Bertha  Randall. 

Gaylord Blanche  Hull. 

Glencoe 

O  ten  wood- M.  RovelBtnd. 

Gibhon W.  M.  Carver. 

Good  Thunder 1.  A.  Kanipen. 

Graeeville^ — - 

Granada- A.  A.  Hunter. 

Grand  Meadow^ Grace  I/issell. 


I  HIGH  SCHOOL  PKlffVIPALa. 

Crami  Rapids^ tlaribel  Cliapp«a 

Granite   Falls — —Edith   Uerinan.    — 

Grey  Eagle Will   A.  Ztegler. 

Grove  City A.  W.  Newman. 

Halloek 

Halstad— R.  A.  Hill. 

Huneock J.  B.  Balicock. 

lllinnony ^Mildred  ^Kmecr. 

Hustings- — -Alice  Sherwood. 
Uawley^— C.  D.  Gray. 

Hjiyfield E.  N.  Hamilton. 

Hector Mabel  Wetterliug. 

Henderson Eva  W.  Brady. 

Hendruin -Wni.  A.   Alexandn-.  T 

Henning- -Kyle  F.  Mario w. 

Herman — — .1.  G.  Norby. 

Heron  Lake Mary  BuTgoyne. 

Hibbing Margaret  tUnkin.        ,^ 

Hinckley Benjamin  A,  Poising'] 

Hokah Roll  in  A.  VogvnitE- 

Hopkins Mrs.  F.  D.  Sdiall. 

Houston^ — Geo.  H.  Neaom. 

Howard  Lake 

H  u  teh  inaon 

Jaekson Eleanor  Gladstone. 

Janosville BrsEie   B.   Doig. 

Jas|ier I.*land  .1,  Fanner. 

.rordai] W.  E.  Bush. 

Kasota A.  D.  Griffin. 

Kasson^ Helen  Coleman. 

Kellogg — Hugh  Leonard. 

Kcnyon Gertrude   Tibbetls. 

Kcrkoven Nellie  M.  Oshman. 

Lake  Benton- Sarah  I«wiB. 

Lake  City Henrietta  Krauso. 

I..ftke  Crystal Graee  Qudwidc 

l-«kefield ^Eunice   M.   Atkins. 

I*kB  Park JuHuh  Skaug. 

Lake vi lie— Harriet    HutdiinsoiL 

Lanibcrton Miss  M,  Damon. 

La  neahoro 

Le  Roy Agnes  P.  Rof^ra. 

l-oster  Prairio H.  S.  Kirk. 

I*  Sueur^ — —Carolyn  A.  Ggdsn. 

U  Sueur  Center E.  E.  Chidwick. 

Litchfield 

Little  Falls Maud  K  WbmitoB. 

r-ong  Prairie Stabel  Townslejr. 

■erne Anna   B.  ThomftB. 

,   c — —Charlee  R.  Cook. 

Mcintosh A.   I.ehmann. 

MeKinley A.  E.  Nelson. 

Miibcl Thomas  CahilL 

Madelia Alice  Doods. 


OP  THE  UNITED  STATES  ANJ>  CANADA. 


HIUH  SCHOOL  PBINCIFAL8. 

MaiiiBon Julia  H.  Merrel. 

Mankato Caroline  F^illerton. 

Mantorville -Elizabeth  Woods. 

Maple  Lake ^Harry  E.  Babst. 

Maplston^ — —Agnes  E.  Glascoe. 

Marsliali Mrs.  Fannie  Boutelle. 

Mazeppa— W.  C.  Herrlman. 
Melro  -    -.    ~     . 

Milac 
Minneapolis- 

Lentrul John  N.  (jreer. 

East W.  F.  Webster. 

North W.  W.  Hobbs. 

South A.  N.  Oiiaa. 

Minoeota Helen  HclKwell. 

Minneaota  Lake W.  A.  tester. 

Montevideo W.  H.  Ackeraon. 

Montgomery Klla  C. 

Montiwilo — 

Montrose II.  H.  (ieorgius. 

MiHirhead Floreiiee  Etowen. 

Mooae  Lake E.  A.  Hydeen. 

Mom Chaa.  A.  Robinson. 

Morgan O.  W.  Hake. 

Morris Luellit  Turrell. 

Morristown T.  B.  Miller. 

Morton M.  W.  Melvin. 

M<iunt  Iron Arthur  N.  Rowe. 

Mountain  Lake ^William  H.  Alwinc. 

New  Auburn R.  H.  Ashvrorth. 

New  London G.  Holniquiat. 

New   Faynesville Josephine  Westoli. 

New  Prague — — C.  E.  Austin. 
New  Richland — — 

New  UIra Susan  C.  Hohmann. 

New  York  Mills Severt  O.  Tang. 

North  Branch James  P.  Vuughan. 

Northfleld Anna  M.  Morrow. 

North  Mankato Alma  D.  Wagen. 

North  St.  Paul W.  J.  McAdam. 

Norwood M.  H.  Gullickson. 

Oak  Pk.,  BtUlwater  p.  o. M.  A.  Morse. 

Olivia Myrtle  Prosaer. 

Ortonville — —Caroline  F.  Kb  at. 

Osakis^ Minnie  McHeron. 

Ossco Jessie  J.  Manthey. 

Ovfttonna Esther  E.  Adair. 

Park  Rapids -Mra.  L.  M.  Wolley. 

Pelican  Rapida Josephine  Jenneas. 

Perham — —Jessie  I.  Weaver. 

Pine  City Altna  Follansbce. 

Pine  Island Myrtle  Tart. 

Pipestone Myron  C.  Gaston. 

Plain  View Aniy  French. 


i  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 

-Jennie  McMullen. 

—Harriet  Woodruff. 

PruL-tor Charles   S.  Palmer. 

Raymond— H.  C.  Bailev. 

Red  Lake  Falls Frances  Tobin. 

Red  Wing Fannie  Fameworth. 

Redwood  Falls Jessie  M.  Short. 

Renville Kiiith  J.  Sjoberg. 

Robinsdale John  Cannon. 

Rochester -F.  W.  Gates. 

Rockford- — CJeorge  F.  B&rues. 

Roaeau George  Wardeberg. 

Rojalton Miss  E.  Davis. 

Rush  City Florence  D.  Porter. 

Rnshford Mary   J.   Nichols. 

Ruthton W.  S.  Browne. 

St.  Charles^ 

St.  Cloud Edilh  M.  Penny. 

St,  Hilaire J.  B.  O'Brien. 

St.  James Mary  U.  Lothrop. 

St.  Louis  Park Uary  Fluke. 

St.  Paul -J.  D.  Bond,  Asst. 

Central E.  V.  Robinson. 

Cleveland S.  A.  Farnsworth. 

Humboldt H.  S.  Buker. 

Mechanic  Arts Geo.  Weithbrecht. 

St.  Paul  Park R.  J.  Mayo. 

St.  Peter- ^Ethel  1.  Weld. 

Sacred  Heart J.  A.  Grundahl, 

Sanboni' ^F.  E.  Ralph. 

Sandstone— — 

Sauk  Centre Mabel  Kclla. 

Sauk   Rapids -Edward   A.   Macdonafat.  I 

Sean  Ion E,  A.  Mooney. 

Shako]iec Josephine  Thomas. 

Sherburn -Ruth  D.  Snyder. 

Silver  Lake Joseph  W.  Young. 

Slayton Edith  Lyon. 

Sleepy  Eye Janet  H.  Nunn. 

Soudan Noah  A.  Young. 

South  St.  Paul Louis  N.  Isaacs. 

South  Stillwater .T.  R.  lakiach. 

Sparta Ammon  V.  Jones. 

Springfield Gertrude  Libbcy. 

Spring  Grove 0.  K,  Omlie. 

Spring  Valley Christiana  Spencer. 

Staples Mertie  Wilson. 

Stsrbuck- — -Chag,  W.  Horton. 

Stephen C.  V.   Pierce. 

Stewart O.  E.  Smith. 

Slew  art  viile <:ftrrie  L.  Bates. 

Stillwater -Elizabeth  M.  Msh. 

Tiiylor's  Falls^— C.  W,  Porter. 
Thief  Rivei-  Falls Jennie  C.  Philips. 


PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORV 


HIQH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 

I'Dral] P)iilip  Cloerger. 

Tu«er Fred  Miles. 

Trut'y Mona  Muce. 

Twin  VallBj- 1.  J.  Wiiiionaoii. 

Two  Harbora Helen  C.  Currer. 

Tjltr (J.  R.  Robinson. 

Ulen Roy  ¥.  Everett. 

Vermin te A.  L.  Giles. 

Vernon  Centre Elmer  H.  Oliver. 

Virginia Florence   Dennett. 

Wabasha Eliiabeth  Roberts. 

Wadeiiu N.   Mabel  Vftu^bn. 

Walnut  (Jrove Winfred  Balcun. 

Warren 

Wagectt 

Watertown W.  J..  I'eterBon. 

Waterville Winnifred  Pr ingle. 

Wayzatn L.  A.  Head  ley. 


uioa  acBOOL  pbikcipalb. 

We  Iconic Oeon  Emery. 

Wells Joseph inc  Oilmore. 

Weatbrook G.  A.  Foster, 

West  Concord 1>.  F.  Morgnn. 

\\'e«t  St.  Paul .lohn  A.  Bunubfl 

Wlicoton- — —Augusta  Baker. 

White  Bear Miss  A.  A.  Ktuiigti 

Willumr Martha  L.  Tobin. 

Willow  Kiver A.  E.  I'iekard. 

Windom Helen  Mabee. 

Winnebago  City -GertriidH 

Winona. -W.  A.  Butlrtt 

Winthrup Ethel  M.  Masters. 

Wood  Lake A.  L.  Ub 

Worthington^ — ■ — I'lga   UIhhoc. 

WykolT Geo.  A.  Kuster. 

Zunjbrota Alice  IVaraon. 


MISSISSIPPI. 


High  School  Prmci/'als. 

Aberdeen M.  Hose. 

Ackerman P.  W.  Borry. 

Amory- — -E.  E.  Con  ley. 

Bay  St.  Louis T.  L.  Trawick. 

Batesville ^R.  N.  Price. 

Biloxi- — J.   H.   OwingB. 
Bogue  Chitto- — Lula  Mason. 
Btolton^-G.  R.  Throop. 

Brandon T.  A.  Evans. 

Brookhaven ^T.  P,  Scott. 

Brooks ville C.  L.  Boyd. 

Canton J.  M.  Young. 

Carrolltoti- — Chas.  Anderson. 

Charleston James  H.  Wallace. 

Clarksdalc^ -O.  P.  McFarland. 

Columbia R.  D.  Ford. 

Coffeyville- 1).  O.  Chaae. 

Collins T.  K.  Boggan. 

Colnmhus — -Joe  Cook. 

Como E.  S.  Balthorp. 

Corinth W.  P.  Dobbins. 

OysUl  Springs H.  P.  Todd. 

I>umnt J.  M.  Kimbrungh. 

Edwards -I.  H.  Periux. 

Ellisville E.  F.  Beellngton. 

Enterprise W.  H.   Foster. 

Fnvetto- — -H.  L.  McCleskey. 

Forest- J.  A.  Hnff. 

nioster J.  D.  Wallace. 

Gnlfport John  T.  Connell. 

Greenville E,   E.  Bass. 

Greenwood C.  E.  Saunders. 


Urciiiiilii  -   -Jaiiii^s  H.  Woodard. 

lianabnio John  Newhordt 

llnttiesburg F.  B.  Woodley,  Supt. 

Main  St.— T.  O.  Griffia,  Piin. 

Court  St.— Minnie  B.  Wilson,  Prin. 

Hazlehurst B.  F.  Hughes. 

Hickorv T.  H.  Freeny. 

Hollandale — -H.  M.  Horton. 

Holly  Springs -James  Allen. 

luka Wabur  S.  Park. 

Indianola— — ^Elbert  Johnson. 

Jackson E.  L.  ^Uey. 

Kosciusko^ — -G.  F.  Boyd. 
laurel — -W-  L.  Abbott. 

I.cland J,  M.  Obteont. 

Ij^xington Alice  Cross. 

Mimberton^ -M.  E.  Morehead. 

Macon S.  R.  Walker. 

Magnolia J.  M.  Thornton. 

Meridian— J.  C.  Fant. 

Merrill Clara  De  Laehmet. 

McHenrv J.  J.  Dawsey. 

Mt.  Olive — -J.  T.  Calhonn. 

MeCord  Hty— Henry  P.  lIuKhes.  Sunt, 

Kaat  School- Mrs.  M.  A.  Wallmcfc 

West  School C.  Thompson. 

Magee — —J.  C.  Jones. 

Natchez J.  Reese  Un. 

Nettleton J,  Sloan  Vandiver. 

New  Albany— — H.  E.  Robinson. 

Newton W.  O.  Same. 

Norfield Susie  V.  Powell. 

Oayka -T.  D.  RiceT" 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


501 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Ora Leona  Eitell. 

Oxford R.  L.  Harris. 

Ocean  Springs H.  G.  McGowan. 

Pearlhaven Rev.  Z.  B.  Greaves. 

Pass  Christian Miss  N.  C.  Sutter. 

Pontotoc A.  E.  Creslip. 

Poplarville W.  I.  Thames. 

Port  (Jil)son Anna  Hull. 

Sardis B.  W.  Gowdy. 

Scranton Guy  D.  Deon. 

Senatobia G.  H.  Wells. 

Scooba — ^— J.  W.  Reid. 


Shannon- 


W.  R.  Hunt. 


Starkville Hugh  Critz. 

Summit C.  E.  Lunsford. 

Tavlorville R.  H.  Hester. 


Terry— O.  B.  Taylor. 
Tupelo S.  G.  Tate. 

Utica W.  S.  Lester. 

Verona B.  T.  Schumbert. 

Vicksburg: 

Boys*  High C.  P.  Kemper. 

Girls'  High Mrs.  S.  Bamett. 

Water  Valley L.  L.  Vann. 

Waveland Kate  Dillard. 

Waynesboro Annie  P.  Hopper. 

Wesson W.  T.  Foster. 

West  Point J.  N.  Powers. 


Woodville- 
Winona — 


R.  P.  Linfield. 


O.  A.  Shaw. 


Yazoo  City Robert  Torrey. 


MISSOURI. 


High  School  Principals. 


Albany 
Aurora 


-S.  M.  Haas. 
S.  J.  Payne. 


Bethany Franc  Blodgett. 

K!oo)ii  field R.  E.  Bailey. 

Bonne  Terre C.  W.  Oldham. 

Koonville J.  L.  Bankson. 

Bowling  Green C.  N.  Helter. 

Brookrteld Elizabeth   Wilkinson. 

Butler Emma  Depee. 

California Mrs.   Gertrude   Liggett. 

Cameron Bertha  L.  Ensign. 

(arrollton Geo.  1).  Dieterich. 

Carthage W.  C.  Barnes. 

Carutljersville Grace  Jones. 

(  hillicothe J.   W.   McCormick. 

Clinton Uel  W.  Lamkin. 

Columbia W.  B.  Cauthom. 

De  Soto W.  C.  Ogier. 

IV)niphan D.  L.  Mumpower. 

Kxcelsior  Springs Eva  Packard. 

Farmington CJrace  Highley. 

Favette^ E.  C.  Phillips. 

Fulton E.  S.  Wood. 

Fredericktown W.  J.  Pierce. 

(Jul latin T.   C.  G rover. 

(ireenfield N.  Freudenberger. 

Hamilton Thonias  Scott. 

Hannibal Gertrude  Ashmore. 

HaiTisonville M.  J.  Patterson. 

lloldon P.  A.  Boulton. 

Indopondonro Geo.  S.  Bryant. 

Jefferson  City S.  A.  Baker. 

Joplin L.  L.  Lichliter. 


Kahoka S.  K  Seaton. 

Kansas  City  Central 1.  I.  Cammack. 

Kansas  City  Manual  Training E.  D. 

Phillips. 

Kansas  City  Westport S.  A.  Under- 
wood. 

Kansas  City  Lincoln G.  N.  Grisham. 

Keytesville J.  W.  Taylor. 

King  City G.  G.  Williamson. 

Kirks ville L.  A.  Moorman. 

Kirkwood R.  G.  Kinkead. 

La  Belle Mrs.  W.  B.  Anderson. 

Lamar Lizzie  Faulkner. 

1^  Plata Henry  King. 

Lebanon F.  W.  Ploger. 

Lee*s  Summit Sarah  C.  Spencer. 

Lexington Florence  Arnold. 

Liberty Frank  C.  Thompson. 

Louisiana R.  R.  Rowley. 

Macon Alma  Walker. 

Marshall A.  C.  Gwinn. 

Maryville Fred  W.  Urban. 

Mexico I^e  B.  Hawthorne. 

Milan E.  V.  Vaughn. 

Moberlv Edwin  Elliott. 

Monroe  City Charles  F.  Hugley. 

Montgomery  City ^Dora  E.  liams. 

Mound  City J.  T.  Williams. 

Neosho J.  A.  Carmack. 

Nevada O.  F.  Munson. 

Oregon Gertrude  Bennett. 

Paris W.  D.  Christian. 

Peirce  City Edith  Stoner. 

Plattsburg J.  D.  Marr. 

Pleasant  Hill Mary  A.  Miller. 


p 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTOKT 


BIQB  SCHOOL  PRIUCIPALB. 

Poplar  Bluff D.  A.  Randall. 

Princeton -Lucy   E.  Stowe. 

Rich  Hill L.  F.  RobinBon. 

Kichniund James  E,  Dunn. 

Rock  Port~J.  U.  Crosen. 

Rolla^ O.  A.  Wood. 

Kt.  Charleg— — J.   S.  Harrison. 

St.  .loseph^ R.  H.  Jordan. 

St.  I^uis  Central -W.  J.   8,  Bryan. 

St.   Louis  McKinley- Gilbert   B.   Mor- 

St,  Louis  Ycatman .Tuhii  W,  Withers. 

St.  Louis   Sumner Osciir   M.  Waring. 

8t(vannBb J.  R.   Hale. 

Sedalia Marliia  M.  Letts. 

Shelbina Im  Hiohardsoii. 

Shclbyviile — —Carter  Alexander. 

Slater- W.  T.  Adams. 

Springfield E.  E.  Uodd. 

Stanberry C.  E.  Temple. 

Tarkio n.  H.  Edmiston. 

Tipton 0.  C.  Lynch. 

Trenton D.  A.   Sharp. 

Unionville D.  Kiltel. 

Vnndalia E.  A.  Inine. 

Warren sburg- C.  A.  Burke. 

Washington C.  C.  Thudiuni. 

Webb  aty — -F.  H.  Barbee. 

Webster  (irovea H.  H.  Thur9t<)n. 

West  Plains H.  E,  Robinson. 

Windsor Nate  McCutchan. 

Appieton  City W.  G.  Masteraon. 

Armstrong Ernest  Tftte. 

Ash  Grove Kirk  Hawkins. 

Belton A.  A.  Wirt. 

Be  vie  r Mkbel  Richards. 

Bolivar — —Jennie  B.  Barber. 
ITreekenridge— — Nelson  Kerr. 

Browning^ L.  E.  Hjals. 

Brunswick W.  S.  Drace. 

Buffalo J.  A.  BlcHiiner. 

Caiusville- S.  C.  Fair. 

Canton- ^C.  A.  Cannon. 

Cape  Girardeau Fred  L.  MacOieaney. 

Cartervillc— W.  H.  Bishop. 
Centrslia— L.  J.  Mitchell. 
Charleston — —A.  D.  Simpson. 

Craig Andrew  Jackson. 

Deepwater .Tames   I.  Molott. 

Edina^ Jainei  M.  Woo<l. 

Eldorado  Springs Dora  Dodson. 

Kverton -J.  A.  Prcsson. 

Fairfax W.  J.  Bee. 

Ferguson— — W.  W.  Griffith. 


HIBH  aCBOOL  FBIKCIPAI^. 

Colden  City C.  H.  Button. 

Hermaiin F.  O.  Spohrer. 

Higginsville Pn^ge   McClure. 

Hume — -W.  N.  I..aidUw. 
Hunlsville— R.  S.  Nichols. 

Jumesport Fred  Fair. 

.lasper Willis  C.  Perry. 

Kearney- Amy  Miller. 

Kennctt — Louise  E.  Porterfield. 

Knobuoater B.  F.  Broua. 

IjincHster Knooli  B.  Seitz. 

Uthrup -F.  D.  Hamilton. 

l/wkwood Opal  Rainwater. 

l.inneus John  H.  Andrews. 

Maiden -S.  F.  Dunefce. 

Mnrceline^ J.  T.  Jlagee. 

Marjonville- B.  ¥.  Woodford. 

.Marsblield V.  0.  Johnson. 

MAysville -E.  H.  Hombergw, 

Memphis J.  C.  Woodsmall. 

Miami C,  H.  Hitchbom. 

.Vlt.   Vernon K.   J.  Turrentine, 

Mountain  Grove — -D.  M.  Brewer. 

New  Franklin Levi  HarkUnd- 

New  London — — F.  C.  Hendrix. 
Newborns — ~C.  N.  Canaday. 

Odessa J.  R.  MePberaon. 

Palmyra R.  N.  Lovelace. 

Snrmxie M.  R.  Floyd. 

Seneca W.  A.  fr-arley. 

Sikeston John  H.  Goodin. 

Steele  ville -Lena  Faulkner. 

Thaver .\.  R.  Curry. 

\\'eriBville A.  S.  Faulkner. 

Adrian W.  T.  Hoover. 

Ashland ^D.  A.  Hughes. 

Ava C.  H.  Bo*lim. 

Aviilon- — C.  E.  Dickaon. 

Barnard .1.  M.  Broadbent. 

Billings — — 

Birch  Tree- — Virtor  Sears. 

Burlington  Junction Lullip*   Murphj. 

ChIhio! -J.  A.  Woodford.  ^^ 

t^lhoun -C.  B.  Hudson. 

Callao W.  R.  Baker. 

tam])bell — -Jas.  Bradley. 

Carl  Junction J.   E.  Smith. 

(  assvillo E.  N.  Meador. 

Center Oias.  Tiplon. 

Oiainois — -H.   (1.   Schmidt 
(.'Inreucfr Harley  1 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


503 


HIGH  SCHOOL   PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Cole  Camp Bertram  Harry. 

Cbrder Walter  Jadwin. 

Cowgill T.  0.  Davis. 

CYeighton Lucius  S.  Wright. 

Cuba T.  O.  Renfrow. 


Ctirryville 

Darlington J.  T.  Rucker. 

Dearborn Wni.  H.  Zeigel. 

DeWitt J.  W.  Hollister. 

Dixon (Jeo.  L.  Cole. 

Drexel- 
Eldon- 
Elmo — 
Esther- 
Exeter- 


— L.  C.  Dry  den. 
-Elmer  Savage. 
-Eugene  Rath  burn. 
—A.  B.  Young. 


-L.  H.  Coward. 


-Jas.  H.  White. 


Fair  Grove- 
Fair  Play— 

Farber G.  L.  Humphrey. 

Festus Geo.  L*.  Hawkins. 

Fillmore Stacy  Armstrong. 

Flat  River 

Frank  ford C.  E.  Latimer. 

Fulton  College W.  Carr  Payne. 

Galena 

Gait Jos.  H.  Warren. 

Gilliam M.  E.  Derfler. 

Gilman  Qty E.  M.  Zumbrunnen. 

(ilenwood J.  M.  Curry. 

(iower J.  F.  Thornton. 


Graham- 


E.  F.  Schiefelbusch. 


(iranby Lydia  V.  Rowc. 

Grandin C.  J.  Sloop. 

(ireen  City Raymond  Shoop. 

(ireen  Ridge R.  E.  Stewart. 

Greenwood Luther  E.  Morris. 

Hale John  D.  Taylor. 

Harrisburg Geo.  T.  Porter. 

Hartsburg D.  B.  Wilcox. 

Hartville C.  H.  McClure. 

Holt T.  A.  McCorkle. 

Hopkins R.  E.  McCann. 

Houston C.  F.  Peak. 

Humansville C.  E.  Higgins. 

Hunnewell S.  B.  McCollum. 

Ironton 

Jameson 

Jonesburg J.  W.  Hancock. 

Kingston J.  B.  Sears. 

l^clede E.  M.  Sippel. 

Laddonia Ernest  J.  Powell. 

Ivawson H.  L.  Couchman. 

Lexington  College Geo.  H.  Green. 

Liberal Lewis  K.  Brous. 


Licking S.  E.  Davis. 

McFall 

Macon  College T.  B.  Burris. 

Madison J.  B.  Rogers. 

Maitland Geo.  W.  Reavis. 

Malta  Bend A.  A.  Steinheimer. 

Mansfield C.  A.  Stephens. 

Marshall  College J.  H.  Kenner. 

Martinsburg Luther  C.  McCall. 

Meadville Omar  P.  Stevens. 

Middletown J.  W.  Davis. 

M  orehouse 

Montrose— 


-E.  M.  Hall. 


Mt.  Moriah A.  A.  Long. 

Neck  aty 

Nelson L.  M.  Nelson. 

New  Florence Hughes  Maupin. 

New  Hampton 

New  Haven Edgar  Chase. 

New  Madrid W.  L.  Barnard. 

Oak  ( I  rove Hugh  Berlin. 

Oronogo J.  W.  Wright. 

Osborn J.  E.  Walker. 

Osceola W.  S.  Dade. 

Pacific 


Pattonsburg J.  A.  Fell. 

Perry John  F.  Osborne. 

Perryville P.  B.  Hood. 

Piedmont John  CantloD 

Polo Chas.  J.  Payne. 

Potosi J.  R.  H.  Napper. 

Purdy J.  M.  Hackler. 

l^ixico John  I.  Sample. 

Queen  City J.  W.  Lind. 

Raymore Curtis  G.  Conn. 

Richland J.  D.  Delp. 

Rockville P.  C.  Callaway. 

St.  Clair Robt.  C.  Abram. 

Ste.  Genevieve J.  P.  Cowan. 

St.  James John  F.  Hodge. 

St.  Marys Jos.  E.  Brewer. 

Salisbury A.  F.  Willis. 

Schell  City Chas.  D.  George. 

Sedalia  College Shelton  French. 

Seymour C.  H.  Simmons. 

Sheldon 1.  L.  Marquis. 

Skidmore W.  M.  Oakerson. 

Smithton W.  Gyde  Johnson. 

Southwest  City^ F.  E.  Zumbrunnen. 

Spickard Walter  W.  Pratt. 

Springfield   College W.  H.  McAdams. 

Stewartsville C.  W.  Fore. 

Stockton R.  L.  Gwinn. 


504 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Stotts  City S.  L.  Tarter. 

Sullivan Elasco  Green. 

Triplett J.  L.  Gallatin. 

Tiiscumbia T.  E.  Vaughan. 

Union Chas.  A.  Cole. 

Union  Star J.  W.  McKnight. 

Urich J.  A.  Cakes. 

Verona R.  N.  Kirby. 

Versailles Jas.  A.  Livesay. 

Walnut  (irove S.  J.  Vaughn. 


City  Superintendents. 

Anaconda F.  A.  Swanger. 

Billings C.  S.  Brother. 

Bozenian R.  J.  Cunningham. 

Butte R.  G.  Young. 

Chouteau W.  W.  Waite. 

C\ilbartson J.  W.  Dale. 

Deer  Lodge J.  W.  Eaton. 

Dillon W.  G.  Bagley. 

Fort  Benton J.  W.  Lenning. 


High  School  Principals. 

Abie .7.  J.  Koliha. 

Adams A.  J.  A.  Spafford. 

Ainsworth C.  S.  Waters. 

Albion Myrtle  V.  Price. 

Alda Wm.  T.  Engleraan. 

Alexandria Earl  K.  Bo  wen. 

Allen— D.  W.  Paul. 

Alliance D.  W.  Hayes. 

Alniii — ■ — E.  M.  Vroman. 

Alvo J.  C.  Dillon. 

Anselnio Mrs.  J.  J.  Toolov. 

ft- 

Ansley T>2\vi8  Omey. 

Ara  pahoe Florence  Rcevo. 

Arcadia- Krnost  F.  Monroe. 

Archer —  -Margaret  McCutclion. 

Arlington J.  F.  McT^ano. 

Ashland Robt.  A.  Ilanold. 

Aslilon Frank  Meinkc. 

Atkinson 8.  K.  Mills. 

Atlanta W.  T.  Swishor. 

Auburn C.  X.  Walton. 

Aurora Kathleen  (i.   Ilearn. 

Avcrv J.  E.  Hainniond. 

Avoca J.  A.  Dimmick. 

Axtell Frank  P.  Smith. 

Ayr F.  D.  Brooks. 

Bancroft TI.  Clyde  Filley. 


Warrenton- 
Warsaw — 


— W.  P.  Mobley. 
J.  R.  Yelton. 

G.  Bnine. 
D.  F.  Garber. 

James  H.  Turner. 
Wheeling C.  A.  Dovenspike. 

Willard A.   L.  Lacy. 

Winfield W.  G.  W^ieland. 

Winston C.  F.  Foster. 


Wellington — 
W^entzville 

W'eston 


MONTANA. 


Great  Falls A.  D.  Largent. 

Hamilton Prof.  Owens. 

Havre T.  J.  Troy. 

Helena R.  J.  Condon. 

Livingston W.  A.  Jennings. 

Malta K  H.  Murray. 

Missoula J.  G.  McKay. 

Red  Lodge J.  M.  Kay. 

White   Sulphur  Springs Geo.  W.  At- 

tarbury. 


NEBRASKA. 


Barnes  ton M.  W.  Ryan. 

Bartley H.  H.  Gallatin. 

Basset t Florence  Zink. 

Battle  Creek T.  F.  McCarthy. 

Bavard F.  W.  Rice. 

Beatrice L.  E.  Mumford. 

Beaver  City J.  C.  Jensen. 

Beaver  Crossing Albert  Snare. 

Bee Cora  B.  Smith. 

Beenier F.  R.  Galbraith. 

Belden K.  H.  Kuhlman. 

Belgrade L.   F.  Grandy. 

Bellevue A.  J.  Patterson. 

Belhvood J.  H.  Wilson. 

Belvidero G.   W.  Allen. 

Benedict Edna  Anderson. 

Benkelman C.   S.   Strickler. 

Bennett Anna   Ehlers. 

Bennin<:ton L.  R.  Willis. 

Hen>on John  Speedie. 

Uerlin    — B.  J.  Seger. 

Bert  rand Ford  B.  MeWhortor. 

Bcthanv   — (Ieor"e  E.  Jones. 
lii^r<I»rin«:   — Ahna  C   FritchofT. 

Bladen M.    1.  Kilmer. 

r>lair .\.  (\  Parsons. 

Bloonifield Wm.  J.  Shallcross. 

Bloom ington Edward  M.  Hussong. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


505 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Blue  Hill 
Blue 


Anna  Richards. 
Springs Earl   E.   Lackey. 


Boelus A.  L.  Barnebey. 

Boone Ella  Vizzard. 

Bostwick W.  F.  Durham. 

Bradshaw H.  B.  Stewart. 

Brady Clyde  M.  Trotter. 

Brainard G.  \V.  Eaton. 

Bridgeport J.  A.  Briggs. 


-L.  Roy  Angel. 


Bristow 

Brock Joseph   P.   Votava. 

Broken  Bow Emma  Wilhelmson. 

Brownville W.  P.  Barrett. 

Bruning E.  A.  Brittenham. 

Bruno F.  A.  Stech. 

Brunswick J.  Q.  Ingram. 

Burnhard E.  M.  Avery. 

Burr Pearl  Wagey. 

Burwell W.  D.  Cave. 

Butte 


-R.  S.  Kingham. 

Byron Theo.  A.  Frye. 

Cairo (i.  X.  R.  Browne. 

Callaway B.  B.  Hawthorne. 

Cambridge Frank  J.  Munday. 

Campbell L.  W.  Wimberley. 

Carleton W.  S.  Stoddard. 

Carroll — ■ — W.  F.  Richardson. 

CVdar  Bluffs E.  E.  Hays. 

Cedar  Creek Mrs.  Addie  White. 

Cedar  Rapids Luna  Athen. 

Central  City Louise  Stegner. 

Ceresco Lov  J.  Gilkeson. 

Chadron H.  E.  Bradford. 

CIiaj)man ^liss   E.   Cunningham. 

Chappell J.  Q.  Zuck. 

Cheney Laura  Capron. 

Chester W.  A.  Dobson. 

Clarks — — L.  Pearl  Harris. 

Clarkson F.  J.  Vogltance. 

Clatonia E.  LeCirande  Cherry. 

Clay  Center R.  V.  Clark. 

Clearwater Theo.  Benda. 

Cody F.  Wayne  Coons. 

Coleridge H.  W.  Curtis. 

(  ollege  View W.  E.  A.  Aul. 

Columbus 1.  H.  Britell. 

C*oncord Stella  Teed. 

Cook Thos.   Barackman. 

Cordova L.  L.  Harrison. 

Cortland  — M.   D.  Baumer. 
Cowles Mabel  Day. 


Cozad J.  S. 

Crab  Orchard— 
Craig R.  L. 


Suva. 
— C.  F. 


Stilwell. 


Crawford Chas.  S.  Jones. 

Creighton S.  E.  Clark. 

Creston Gene  Loomis. 

Crete Mrs.  E.  K.  Manville. 

C^ilbertson O.  H.  Morris. 


-Thos.   Scott. 
— O.  R.  Bowen. 


C\irtis— 
Dakota- 

Danbury G.  W.  Fletcher. 

Dannebrog E.  L.  Vogt. 

Davenport Chas.  E.  Sandstead. 

David  City Chas.  K  Teach. 

Dawson W.  G.  James. 

Day  kin C.  H.  Depue. 

Decatur C.  E.  Patton. 

Denton C.  W.  Keith. 


Deshler— 
Deweese- 
DeWitt- 
Diller — 


-D.  R.  Green. 
—Ethel  Householder. 


— G.  W.  Dudley. 
-Anna  K.  Ord. 
-P.  0.  Hoistendahl. 
-J.  R.  Gibbons. 


Chambers. 


Dixon— 
Dodge- 
Doniphan William    Sandusky. 

Dorchester Mary  Scherzer. 

Douglas Chas.  Speedie. 

DuBois G.  G.  Gilbert. 

Dunbar Wilson  Tout. 

Dwight ^A.  M.  Young. 

Eagle — George  P.  McGrew. 

Eddyville Mrs.  James  M.  Wells. 

Eklgar Lena  French. 

Edison — Ira   F.   Doling. 

Elba Thos.  A.  Graham. 

Elgin C.  E.  Ward. 

Elk  City A.  E.  Crink. 

Elk  Creek Olive  Harman. 

Elkhorn J.  H.  Tullis. 

Elm  Creek L.  H.  Ozias. 


Elmwood- 
Elwood — 
Emerson- 
Endicott- 
Eustis 


—J.  W.  Gamble. 

-C.  A.   Yeoman. 

-W.  J.  Seeley. 


— C.  Leroy  Cherry. 
-J.   C.   Mitchell. 


Ewing — L.  P.  Sornson. 

Exeter E.  Howe. 

Fairbury- Gertrude  Gardner. 

Fairfield C  W.  Hemry. 

Fairmont E.  K  Magee. 

Falls  City Edwin  L.  Tobie. 

Farnam F.  A.  Btannick. 

Farwell N.  K.  Jensen. 

Finney Anna  E.  Cherry. 

Firth W.  I.  Mouck. 

Florence W.  A.  Yoder. 

Fontanelle A.  M.  Thompson. 


^^      50e                    PATTEfiSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTORY                ^^H 

^^H                     SIGH  SCHOOL  PR1NC1PAL8. 

HIOB  aCHOOL.  PBJSClPALa. 

^^B      Fort  Cnlhoun— M.  M.  Patterson. 

Howe ^Slury   Smith. 

^^M      Fort  Oook H.  A.  Collins. 

HoweUs— (.lias.  M.  Sutherland.       ^^^ 

^H       Franklin F.  M.  Richard. 

Hubbard J.  H.  Hanley.               ^^H 

^^H       Fremont 'Anna  Howard. 

Ilubbell^— W.  V.  W}>n]er.               ^^^1 

^^M        Friend Rose  Clark. 

Humboldt OBher   Schlaifer.        ^^^| 

^H       Fullerton Metft  E.  Schaper. 

Humphrey R.  M.  Cu.npbell.      ^^H 

^^M       Garrison- Mrs.  F.  B.  Hosforil. 

Huntley ^Uay   F.  Glenn.              ^^^| 

^^m       tientvft Clara  K.  Scott. 

Hyannis— S,  H.  Bryan.                 ^^H 

^H      Genoa W.  H.  Steinbach. 

lm|>erial— J.  A.  CYowl.                  ^^^| 

^H^       Gering W.  V.  Steuteville. 

Indianola F.  W.  Deffer.              ^^H 

^^         Germantown^ Ellen  M.  Kocb. 

Inland^Mary   A.   English.           ^^^1 

Gibbon K.  D.  Lehman. 

Inman C.  J.  Malone.                    ^^^1 

Giltner— T.  A.  Blakeslee. 

Jackson S.  M,  Benetta.               ^^^1 

Glenville — -LeHoy  Tipton. 

Goehncr Mrs.  Linna  StiH'khani. 

Johnaon- — -W.  H.  Kie<^el.             ^^H 

Gordon T.   I..  Knight. 

Juhnstuwn^ Aug.  B^st.               ^^^M 

Gothenburg— —P.   M.    Whitehead. 

Julian Maud  Harmon.                ^^H 

Grafton^— W.  H.  Pate. 

Juniata J.  0.  Lyne,                    ^^^H 

Grand  Island J.  F.  Matthews. 

Kcurney^ Geo.   Burgert.              ^^^^| 

(irant John  W.  Furrow. 

Kcnesaw W.   E.  Lett.                 ^^H 

Greeley .los.  H.  Sullivan. 

Kcnnard John  A.  Rhodes.         ^^^| 

Greenwood Harl  H.  Bronsun. 

Kimball W.   A.  HJgging.            ^^H 

Gresham-^H.  R.  U.  Williams. 

La  Platte AltncJa  Frederick.  ^^H 

Grctna-^A.  E.  Hildebrund. 

laurel W.  D.  Grandy.               ^^^^1 

Guide  Rock R.  W.  Unsell. 

Lawrence F,  A.  Buker.               ^^H 

Haigler- W.  S.  Booth. 

Leavitt D.  H.  Vantine.               ^^^| 

Leigh Albert  S.  Hisey.           ^^H 

Hampton S.  C.  Stephenson. 

Uwiston .1.  F.  Todd.                   ^^^H 

Harbine J.   F.  Lonker. 

Lexington Caroline   BengtaOB^i^^^H 

Har-iy T.  J.  Jones. 

Liberty^-^.  H.  Campbell.         ^^^H 

Harrison E.  M.  Stansbury. 

Lincoln— H.  K.  Wolfe.                     ^^^1 

Hartingtuii Cora   M.   Walker. 

Lindsay 0.  H.  Smith.                ^^H 

Harvard Edith  A.  Lathrop. 

Linwood— Fred  Jelinek.                  ^^^H 

Hastinga-— H.  P.  Nielsen. 

Litehlleld—W.  M.  CMtehton.         ^^H 

Havelock G.  H.  Graham. 

Lodge  Pole E.  F.  Kelley.          ^^H 

il^y^  Center ^M.  E.  West. 

tj>ng  Pine W.  C.  Green.          ^^^^1 

Ilay  Springs Ethel  M.  Simonds. 

Loomis Mrs.  L.  M.  Moore.       ^^H 

Heartwell^ Anna  MoDonnell. 

U}Ttnn——D.  G.  McAllister.         ^^^H 

Hebron W.  H.  Wagner. 

Louisville D.  W.  Gaines.           ^^H 

Uemingford L.  Seott  Bakur. 

Loup  aty H.  W.  Hufmaa.      ^^H 

Henderson Paul   Dietriek. 

Lvneh- 0.  A.  Russell.                  ^^^H 

Hend  ley Luey    Ayars. 

Lyons A.  V.  Simdcrlin.            ^^H 

Herman J.  J.  Malone. 

McCook Telia   A.  Gwbr.           ^^^| 

Hersbey Jennie  Todd. 

McCool Anna  B.  De  Boa.        ^^H 

Hickman G.  F.  Burkett. 

M<-Une ^A.  B.  Rightmlre.        ^^H 

Hildreth T,   8.   Magorian. 

Holbrooke— B.  F.  Thompson. 

Ma)niet W.  E.  Miller.                *^^H 

Holdrege— Sadie  B.  Smith. 

Malmo J.  M.  Doyle.                ^^^M 

Holland Florence   Warner. 

UADley A.  D.  Sargent.               ^^^M 

HoInieBville— J.  F.  Lewis. 

Marquette C.  B.  Toof.             ^^^H 

Hol«lein- — P.  L.  Graves. 

Mnrtinsbiirg Lvman  G.  LocU^^^H 

Homer E,  D.  Snyder. 

Mason  aty—— A-  L.  F'kjvc.        ^^^H 

,                  Ho«>er Ira  Tjimb. 

^^^^    HoskiDB E.  R.  Gibson. 

Maxwell Dell  D.  Gibson.         ^^H 

Maywood ^C.  S.  Gilbert.               ^^^H 

OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 

807 

niOR  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 

maa  school  psincipalb. 

Mead F    E.   Morrow 

Page J.  I.  Munson. 

Meadow  Grove F  F  Stevens. 

Palisade -S.  E.  Jewell. 

Mempliia Arthur  Gibbs. 

Pfllin«r M.  H.  Carleton. 

Mernfl^— L.    E.    Moliler. 

Palmyrn B.  S.  Hayden. 

Mprriiiiaii Lulu  Kortz. 

Xlilford ^KatB  I..  Pjott. 

Papillion ^J.  H.  Slothower, 

Ml  lard M.  E.  Graham. 

Pawneo  Uty Frank  T   Vasey. 

MilliT J    Mwin  Lewis. 

PM.\ton ^Edgar  Adams. 

Ponder J.  E.   Shutt. 

JlillisBn-^R.  S.  Hemte. 

ilindvn-^CIiira  Sehneller. 

Peru— .T   E.  Strait. 

.Mitchell — -E.  P   Cromer. 

Petersburg E.  R.  Schiemann. 

Monroe J    R.  Alcott. 

Phillips Homer  Bowen. 

Moori'fleld W   C.  Bloom. 

l-ierec J.  M.  Mclndoo. 

Morse  Btuft — —Clarke  L,  RoblnBon. 

Pilger R.  I.  Elliott. 

Mi.llen A.  G.  Humphrey. 

Piainvii-w .Ana  Truax. 

Platle  Center^— I'-    S.  Lecron. 

Murray M.  L.  Powler. 

Plattsraouth Olive  Gbbb. 

N«p.'r-^U.  F.  Small. 

Ponca H.  H,  Hitkiniin. 

Nnporee J.  I.  Burwoll. 

Potter Justin  a  Whitehead. 

Nebrnska  Qty Geo.  E.  Martin. 

Powell— J.  Z.  Schell. 

:Nehawka C.  E.  Claua. 

Prague— A.  Z.   Donato. 

Neligh- — C.  M.  Barr. 

Nplaon— — J   F.  Duncan. 

Prosser^— A.  K.  Nicholas. 

SBmBha— Clifford  Hendricks. 

Riigan— A,  O.  Musselman. 

Randolph Maggie   ili-Lcun. 

Ravenna R.  N.  Thomson. 

Neweaatlc F   L.  Crowley. 

Newniau  Grove Omen  Bishop. 

Newport C.  A-  Hurlbutt. 

Niobrara E.  Diefenbach. 

Riivniond— O.  W.  Money. 

!!,.,!  (|„„,i Mamie  Ellis. 

U.|.iilili<-an  aty J.  M.  Stimaon. 

Norden Angine  Roosa. 

Norfolk- — ~R.  C.   Power«. 

Ii,.vn.,ld^- Frank  C.  Crouch. 

Normal Percy  B.  Barker. 

Norman-^Peurl  Pcttit. 

Hii'lili,-!,! Blanch  T.  Johnson. 

Risinp  City Frank  Stockton. 

North  Bend Adda  Guttery. 

Rivprtou J   E.  Bowers. 

Niirtli   I*up Wm.  .1.  Fosbury. 

Tt.,,a         Margaret  Egge. 

North  Platte W.  J.  Hunting. 

Eockville^ -Ilaimiib  Johnson. 

Nvwttd 1).  M.  HendriekBon. 

<Mk— N   L.  Moore-. 

Roseland Roy   'L   Peterson. 

"lakdale H.  L.  Hussong. 

Rulo Chas.  M.  French. 

Oakland- W   H.  Myera. 

Hushville ^C.  P   Kullcv 

H  I'Connor — -S.  M.  Alexander. 

Suskin L.  M.  Powers. 

-k'ttuia         K.  G.  Hopkins. 

St.   Ed«ard .I.M.Paul. 

(hiotl ,^.  p:inier  Ijindia. 

(Messa 

Salen. T   S.  Feueratein. 

Sarg..nt L  E.  Clark. 

t)hiowa Shiles  E.  Clark. 

Schuyler Caroline  Johnson. 

Omaha A.  H.  Wnterhouse. 

ScotU J    T   Morris. 

fJ-Ncil Alice  Tork. 

Scottibluff— M.  A.  Sams. 

Ord-^Aimee  Whitman. 

Scribner M.  C.  French. 

>leaiLS~F   A.  Carmony. 

Scneci ^Mrs.  G.  M.  Harper. 

Seward- A.  E.  Judd. 

Osmond— M.  I.  Ellis. 

Shelby Jahe  B.  Gibson. 

0^-erton A.  M.  Voas. 

Shi-lton S.  A.  Beasoner. 

Oxford C.  L.  Cone. 

Sliickley P.  H.  Fisher. 

508 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


UIQH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Shubert- 
Sidney- 


P.  W.  Carr. 
-C.  C.  Danforth. 


Silver  Creek Floyd  W.  Gail. 

Sioux Robt.   Thomson. 

Smithfield Nellie  Lewis. 

Snyder H.  G.  Meyer. 

South  Bend E.  E.  Richards. 

South  Omaha — ■ — N.  M.  Graham. 

Spaulding James  Pelley. 

Si)encer— - — J.  F.  Demel. 

Springfield J.  F.  Camahan. 

Springview Dayton  Kinkaid. 

Stamford W.  I.  Thomas. 

Stanton H.  E.  Mason. 

Staplehurst W.  H.  Converse. 

Steele  City ^.T.  R  Stackhouse. 

Steinauer — —Rosa   M.  Boesa. 

Stella 1.  G.  Wilson. 

Sterling 1.  N.  Clark. 

Stockham J.  M.  Fitzsimraons. 

Stockville L.  W.  Colehank. 


-*T.  F.  Power. 


Strang— 

Stratton Mary  Steuteville. 

Stromsburg G.  W.  Crozier. 

Stuart J.  L.  Cahill. 

Sumnor Marshall  McClure. 

Superior E.  F.  T^nge. 

Surprise J.  A.  True. 

Sutherland W.  C.  Murdv. 

Sutton E.  Clippingor. 

Swanton W.  II.  Wortniann. 

Syracuse II.  H.  Lindoman. 

Table  Rock Wilbcr  IF.  Simons. 

Ta Image N.  A.  Ilouscl. 

Taniora — (J.  S.  IIopixO. 

Tavlor 1).  H.  Anfjono. 

Tecumseh Zuella   Trestcr. 

Tckaniah John  B.  Barnes,  Jr. 

Thavor (lias.  C.  W.  Maillcv. 

Thcdford —     Nellie   Z.   Vandling. 
Tilden—     F.   S.    Perdue. 
Tobias J.   II.   Veeder. 


Trenton — 
Trumbull- 
Ulvsses — 


-Merl   S.  Pate. 
— E.  W.  I^own. 
-W.  H.  Manifold. 
-W.  C.  Farrand. 


Unadilla— 

Union O.  J.  Standley. 

Universitv  Place R.  F.  Adkins. 


C  E.  Benson. 


Upland— 

Utica A.  K.  Wilson. 

Valentine R.  II.  Watson. 

Valley L.  P.  Grundy. 

Valparaiso E.  A.  Odman. 

Verdigre S.  A.   Chidester. 

Verdon 1.  W.  Watson. 

Verona C.  E.  Jewell. 

Vesta F.  M.  Staple  ton. 

Virginia H.  H.  Dann. 

Wac«o F.  IL  Price. 

Wahoo T.  H.  Holmes. 

Wakefield C.  H.  Kindig. 

Waterbury H.  P.  Wolcott. 

Waterloo F.  E.  Mendenhall. 

Waimeta W.  D.  Lnsby. 

Wausa E.  M.  J.  Oden. 


-E.  C.  Kemble. 


Waverly — 

Wavne Kathcrine   Green. 

Weeping  Water C  H.  Ratcliffc. 

Western- Ira  E.  Campbell. 

Weston J.  B.  Klotz. 

West  Point Margaret  L.  Hall. 

Whituum A.  P.  Smith. 

Wilber^ !Mrs.  K.  Buckner. 

Wilcox Frank  V.  Burnham. 

Wilsonville ^R.  R.  McGec. 

Winside A.  E.  Littell. 

Wisner W.  T.  Stockdale. 

Wolbacli (>lga  Reynolds. 

Wo<hI  l-iike Clias.  G.  Amnion. 

Wood   River Minnie  Williams. 

Wyniore K.  W.  Eaton. 

York Edna  Carscadden. 

Vulnn Laurence  A.  Perrine. 


NEVADA. 


High  School  Principals. 

Austin-        \\  C.  Culler. 

Bunkerx  ille Clias.  llig^ins. 

Carlin         Miss  Alma  Phunb. 
Carson  (  itv H.  TI.  Howe. 

Dayton         S.  W.  Gregory. 

Delama]  Miss  ^laud  E.  Ilapgood. 

Klko —     K.  E.  Caine. 


Eureka     -  (!.  W.  Walts. 
Ely         A.  J.  Cartwright. 

(Jenoa      -Miss  Clara  Crisler. 
(lanlnerville-  — J.  V.  Buchanan. 
(;<»M  Hill   --G.  A.  Leavitt. 
(iohltield    — Mrs.  M.  A.  Scherfce. 
Hawthorne—     Miss  Mary  Lloyd. 
Ivoveloek      -  C.  D.  Rav. 
Mesquite M.  L.  McAllister. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


509 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Paiiaca A.  S.  llenderson. 

Paradise A.  F.  Hills. 

Keiio E.  E.  Winfrey. 

Kiiby  Hill A.  T.  Taylor. 

Silver  CMty (ieo.  E.  Anderson. 

Sharks Miss  Maud  N.  Bruette. 

Tuscarora J.  C.  Doughty. 

Tonopah         1{.  A.  McClelland. 


Virginia  City G.  0.  Ross. 

Verdi Miss  Sadie  Mitchell. 

Virgin John  L.  Crosby. 

Wadsworth L.  D.  McKinley. 

Wells R.  L.  Williams. 

Winneniucca J.  F.  Abel. 


Yerington Miss  Loria  D.  Smith. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE. 


High  School  Principals. 

Alton Isaac   Copp. 

Amherst 
Antrim- 
Berlin  — 


Harriet  E.  Park. 

— Louis  Dewitt  Record. 


-Frank  B.  Wight. 

Hethlcheiu Fred    Williiim    Wallace. 

Bristol — -  -Josephine  Emery. 

C'laremont Leroy  S.  Dewey. 

Colebrook A.  J.  Sykes. 

Concord Frederick  W.  Doring. 

Dover 1.   Arthur   Lee. 

Farmington James  D.  Hewlett. 

Franklin Fred  W.  Burrell. 

(JofTstown Walter  B.  Pierce. 

(Jorham Myrton   A.  Bryant. 

Hampstead C.   L.   Clement. 

Hampton Clarence    L.   Mitchell. 

Hanover William  B.  Woodbury. 

Haverhill C.  H.  Martin. 

Hennikcr Edward  M.  Tucker. 

Hillsborough Kufus  B.  Barton. 

Hinsdale D.   Iv.   Fisher. 

Hopkinton Ehner   E.  Sawyer. 

Jalfrey (Jeorge  W.   Flint. 

Keenc Leslie   L.  (leveland. 

I^iconia Ernest    W.    Futterfield. 


Lancaster Willis  O.  Smith. 

I^banon John  Bacon. 

Lisbon Charles   L.   Wallace. 

Littleton Melville  C.  Smart. 

Manchester George  H.  Libbey. 

MarllK)ro Cieorge  O.  Smith. 

Milford Robert  J.  Sisk. 

Milton Clarence   E.  Kelley. 

Nashua Lemuel   S.  Hastings. 

New  Boston Grace  Lillian  Russell. 

Newmarket Alexander    B.    Crawford. 

Newport Edward   Averell. 

Peterborough Frank   E.   Masoni 

Pittsfield Norman  J.  Page. 

Plymouth Newton  D.  Clark. 

Portsmouth Allen  H.  Knapp. 

Rochester Frederick  G.  Getchell. 

Somersworth Chauncey   C.   Ferguson. 

Stratford George  F.  French. 

Troy Alice  E.   Treat. 

Walpole (Joseph  D.  Danforth. 

Warner Fred  S.  Libbey. 

Whitefield Harry   S.  Moore. 

Wilton Henry  H.   l*ratt. 

Winchester Vryling  W.   BufTum. 

Woodsville Samuel  W.  Robertson. 


NEW  JERSEY. 


High  School  Principals. 


Asbury  Park Fred  Shepherd. 

Atlantic  Citv (ieorge  H.  Eckels. 

Atlantic  Highlands W.  T.  Whitney. 

Bayoiine Preston  H.  Smith. 

Kelleville (ieorge   R.  Gerard. 

Bloomfield (jcorge  Morris. 

Boonton M.  P.  Reagle. 

Bridgeton Cliarles  II.  Platts. 

linrlington Anna   M'.   Reed. 

Caldwell C.   E.  Iledden. 

Camden Clara   S.  Burrough. 

Cape  May  City Oscar  O.  Barr. 

Dover J.  Howard  Hulsart. 


East  Orange Clias.  W.  Evans. 

Elizabeth Wm.  J.   Shearer. 

Englewood Robert  C.  Gambee. 

Flemington Marcus  L.   Glaze r. 

Freehold John   Enright. 

Hackensack Nelson  Haas. 

Haddonfield Amos  H.  Flake. 

Hoboken L.   F.  Talbot. 

Jersey  City James  J.  Hopkins. 

Kearny D.  C.  Bliss. 

Lakewood H.  J.  Neal. 

Lambert ville Alex.   P.  Kerr. 

I^ng  Branch C.  W.  Blakeslee. 

Madison Marcellus  Oakey. 


PATIEKSOH'S  COLLEGE  AIJD  SCHOOL  DIBECIOKY 


HIGH  BCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 

Manasquan- — — S.  B.   Van    Stona. 

Milbum Mary  Lamont. 

Millville H.   C.   SUuffar. 

Montdair— Klaie  M.  Dwyer. 

Moorestowii Ticorge  E.  Megargee. 

Morristown- Clare  E.  Brown, 

Ifcunt  HolW -W.  Oollom  Cook. 

Newark— W.  E,  Stettrna. 

New  Brunswick Henry  Miller. 

Newton C*aB.  J.  Majory. 

North  PlainBeU H.  J.  Wighlman. 

Ocean  Grove Miss  L.  A.  Doren. 

Orange— -Albert  C.  Ainly. 

Passaic ^ Arthur  D.  Arnold. 

Paterson J.  A.  Reinhnrt. 

Perth  Aniboy E,   H.  Kleinhaua. 

Phillipsbiirg Lewis   O.   Beers. 

Plainlield 1.  W.  Trovell. 

Princetcm -1.  M.  Arnnlii, 


man  bobool  pbinoipals. 

Railway -V.  K.  Lawson. 

Red  Bank S.   V.  Arrawainith. 

Ridgewiiod B.   C.   WooBt«r.  I 

Rockanay Theo  J.  Green. 

Riitherfont -S.   B.  Oilhuly.  ' 

Salem— AV.  J.   Bickett.  ' 

Kumerville H.  t'.  Kreba. 

South  Orange — —A.  L.  BraincnL 

Sumniit John   K.  Latbrop. 

Town  of  Union Nathan   C.  : 

Trenton -Wm.  A.  Wet»el. 

\'ineland J.  J.  Unger. 

\Vestfield J.  J,  Savitz. 

West   Hnboken -Elliott  J.  TomlinHii 

West  Orange Chas.  H.  French. 

Woodbury Wm.  A,  Storrie. 

Woodbridge^ John   H.   Love. 

\\"(>odst(>wn Sue   H.  Coles. 


NEW  MEXICO. 


Principali  of  City  Schools. 

Alliui|ueri]iie A.   B.   Struup. 

Carlsbad E.  F.  Wright. 

Deming- W.  H.  Dickey. 

Gallup W.  H.  Decker. 

Las  CruccB W.  H.  Evans. 

Ijis    Vegas     (City) Miaa    Maggie    J. 

Bucher. 


Rie 


(Town)- 


'Miss 


Raton H.  M.  Heiney. 

Hoawell J.  F.  StillwelL 

Santa  Fe J.  A.  Wood. 

Silvvr  tity M.  R.  Koehler. 

S,.(.„rro Mis9  J,   V.   Atkinson 


Adams  High   Scliool— — Alvin   E   House. 
AdaniH    Center    Union    School— S.    F, 

Addison     High      School Fayette      K. 

Congdon. 

A/ton  High   School Emeat  L  Elliott. 

Akron  High  School Frederick  I,.eigh- 

Aibauy  High  Siihool Oacar  D.  Robin- 
Albion  High  School ^W.  G.  Carmer. 

Ahlen   Union  School^ B.  X.  Shields. 

Alexandier    Union    School— — .Tared     L. 

Uphill. 
Alexandria   Bay    High    School H.   B. 

Alfred    Union    School Silas    G.    Bur- 


Allegany  High  School -W,  Almon  An- 

Allentown  Union  School — -G.  P.  Snider. 
Almond  High  Srhoot F.  A.  Weeks. 


Altuinont     High     School Arthur 

Boothby. 
Altmur  Union  School— Allen  G.  : 

Anienia  High  School S.  C  Kiram. 

Aniityville     High      School Louia      E. 

Bout  well. 
Aniaterdani    High    School Wilbur    H. 

Andes   High    School Montgomery     C, 

Smith. 
Anilover      High      School Angetu      O. 

Tucker. 

Angola  High  School -.1.  M.  Crotoot. 

Antwerp      High       School- Alb«rt       T. 

Apolachin   Union    School Edward    M. 

McCul  lough. 
Arcade     High       School Francis       M. 

Smith. 
Argyle   High   School John   H.  Kings- 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


511 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Arkport    Union     School Clayton    K. 

Robords. 

Athens    Union    School — Scott    Youmans. 

Attica  High  School Arthur  M.  Pres- 
ton. 

Auburn  High  School F.  J.  Bartlett. 

Aiisable  Forks  Union  School Wallace 

K.  Pierce. 

Avoca  High  School E.  F.  Down. 

Avon  High  School Reuben  J.  Wallace. 

Babylon     High     School William     H. 

Lisk. 

Bainbridge      High      School Fred     W. 

Crumb. 

Baldwin     Union      School 
Bishop. 


Leon      W. 
Horace 


Baldwinsville  Free     Academy— 

D.  Rickard. 
Blallston  Spa  High  School A.  A.  Lav- 

ery. 
Batavia  High  School — Elwin  A.  Ladd. 
Bay     Shore    High     School— Charles    W. 

Mulford. 
Bayport  Union  School John  C.  Nay- 

lor. 
Belfast     High     School Frederick    W. 

Gray. 
Bellport  Union  School — G.  M.  Perry. 
Belmont     High     School Charles      H. 

Munson. 
Bergen     High      School 1^      Fayette 

Clapp. 
Berkshire    Union     School Arthur    E. 

Belden. 

Berlin    Union    School Christopher   H. 

Maher. 
Big    Flats     Union     School Lloyd     C. 

Stewart. 
Bingham  ton    High    School Joseph    E. 

Banta. 
Black  River  High  School — R.  A.  Avery. 
Blasdell  Union  School— William  G.  Mil- 
ler. 
Bloom ingdale  Uni(m  School George  E. 

Dixon. 
Bolivar  High  School — Charles  D.  Hill. 
Bombay  Union  School Ernest  B.  Sar- 

geant. 

Boonville  High  School Neil  K.  White. 

Bradford     Union      School Elmer     A. 

Knowles. 
IJrasher    and    Stockholm    High    School, 

Brasher  Falls W.  S.  Austin. 


Breesport  Union  School ^R.  A.  Wilson. 

Brewster  High  School — Frank  H.  Ben- 
nett. 

Bridgewater    High    School ^Floyd    J. 

Salter. 

Brier  Hill  Union  School Rupert  Nis- 

beth. 

Broadalbin    Union    School James    F. 

Gleason. 

Brocton  High  School C.  W.  Whitney. 

Brookfield    High     School Chester     A. 

Miller. 

Brooklyn    Boys'     High     School .John 

Mickleborough. 

Brownville    High    School William    J. 

Linnell. 

Brushton  High  School Frank  E.  Fisk. 

Bryant  High  School,  Long  Island  City 
P.  E.  Demarest. 

Buchanan  Union  School — Charles  D.  Lar- 
der. 

Buffalo  Central  High  School — Frederick 
A.  Vogt. 

Burdett  Union  School W.  E.  LaQuay. 

Caledonia    High    School Fayette    W. 

Van  Zile. 

Callicoon   Depot    Union    School ^Levi 

R.  Tubbs. 

Cambridge  High  School Fred  J.  Bohl- 

mann. 

Camden  High  School ^Daniel  J.  Kelly. 

Camillus  Union  School John  E.  Fred- 
erick. 

Campbell     Union    School Charles     S. 

Boatfield. 

Canajoharie  High  School — Ernest  E. 
Smith. 

Canaseraga  Union  School — Bw  D.  Wal- 
ters. 

Canastota  High  School George  H.  Ot- 

taway. 

Candor*  High  School Edgar  L.  An- 
drews. 

Canisteo  High  School — F.  F.  Dimham. 

Canton   High   School diaries  L.  Mo- 

sher. 

Cape   Vincent   High   School Lynn  R. 

Clark. 

Carmel  Union  School George  U.  Hill. 

Carthage    High    School Sherman    L. 

Howe. 

Cassadaga  Union  School F.  M.  Rich 

Kent. 


512 


PATTESSOH'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Oistile  High  School H.  P.  Weather-  , 

low. 
(Castle ton  Union  School—: — Elias  Gay. 

Cato  Union  School L.  R.  Babcock. 

CattarauguB    High    School ^Burtis    £. 

Whittaker. 
Cayuga    Union    School A.    W.   Armi- 

tage. 
Cazenovia    Union     School George    D. 

Bailey. 
Center  Moriches  Union  School R.  E. 

Baldwin. 
Central    S(|uare    High    School Homer 

T.  Wilniot. 
Central    Valley    Union    School S.    S. 

Shaw. 
Champlain   Union   Schcxil Charles  W. 

Lewis. 
Charlotte     High     School Herbert    G. 

Heed. 
Chateaugay     High     School Leon     E. 

Grady. 

Chatliam  High  School M.  B.  Hillegas. 

Chauniont  Union  School — A.  C.  Lewis. 
Chautauqua      Union      School Arthur 

Chamberlain. 
Chenango  Forks  Union  School Claude 

D.  Carter. 
Clierry    Creek    High     School — Owen     C. 

Presler. 
Cherry    Valley     High     School Menzo 

Burlingunie. 

ChcHter   High    Scliool M.    L.   Dann. 

Churchville       High      School Nicholas 

Cincinnatus    Union    School Daniel    B. 

Mills. 

(,1ayt(m  High  S<'h()ol Ernest  Robin- 
son. 

Clayville  High  Scliool H.  C.  Buck. 

(Mcveland     l^nion     School Anson     E. 

Kent. 

Clifton    Springs    High    School K.    L. 

'I'liompson. 

Clinton  High  Scliool         Percy  L.  Wight. 

(  lydc  lli^'h  Scliool         II.  N.  Tolman. 

(  IviiK^r  Union  Scliool         Fred  (J.  Fischer. 

Cobleskill  High  School G.  J.  Dann. 

C<Kiynians     Union    School H.    C.    W. 

KingHbury. 

('oshocton  High  Scliool R.  L.  Weaver. 

(.'ollins   Center   Union    School Charles 

M.  l^sh. 


Colton  Union  School F.  P.  Close. 

Commercial    High    School,   Brooklyn 

Frank  R.  Moore. 
Constableville     Union     School C.     A. 

Brownell. 
Cooperstown  High  School Jay  P.  Kin- 

nev. 
Copenhagen  High   School S.  J.  I^ock- 

ner. 

Corfu  Union  School George  E.  Elliott. 

Corinth  High  School A.  M.  HoUister. 

Coming      Free      Academy Leigh      R. 

Hunt. 
Cornwall     High     School Herman     C. 

Woodworth. 
Cornwall-on-Hudson    High    School E. 

Everett  Cort right. 

Cortland  High  School F.  E.  Smith. 

Coxsackie     High     School George     H. 

Harten. 
Crown     Point     Union     School Louis 

Lindsey. 

Cuba  High  School William  D.  Hewes. 

CHirtis  High  School,  New  Brighton O. 

D.  aark. 

Dalton  Union  School John  P.  Magee. 

Dannemora  Union  School Philip  Wal- 

rath. 

Dansville     High     School Edward     J. 

Bonner. 

Dayttm  Uni<m  School F.  E.  Matthew- 
son. 

DeKalb   Junction   Union    School Roy 

Spear. 

Delaware  Academy  &  Union  School,  Del- 
hi  Olin  W.  Wood. 

Delaware  Literary  Institute  &  Union 
School,  Franklin E.  H.  Rider. 

Dele  van      High      School Lewis      W. 

Swain. 

Depew      Union      School Charles      L- 

Mache. 

Deposit  High  School A.  B.  Vossler. 

DeKuyter     High      School Cicorge     B. 

Koorbach. 

Despatch  Union  School H.  N.  Ken- 
yon. 

DeWitt  Clinton  Hi<rh  School,  New  York 
lohn  T.  Buchanan. 

Dexter   High   School Burt    W.   Alver- 

son. 

Dobbs  Ferry  High  School G.  A.  Mor- 
rison. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


513 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Dolgeville    High    School Thomas    C. 

Wilber. 

Doyle  Union  Scliool John  Sherrard. 

Drum    Hill    High    Scliool,    Peekskill: 

Lily  A.  Roinaine. 

Dryden     Higli     School Frederick     P. 

Webster. 

Dundee  High  School E.  J.  Fond. 

JXinkirk  High  School George  M.  Wi- 
ley. 

l^:arlville    High    School F.    M.    Mark- 
ham. 

East  Aurora  High   School Arthur  C. 

Klock. 

East    Bloomfield    High    School Fred- 
erick Bird  Jones. 

East  Hampton  Union  School William 

M.  Wood. 

East    Islip    ITnion    School Lester    H. 

Decker. 

p]ast  Pembroke  Union  School H.  Wil- 
liam Dyer. 

East    Randolph    Union    School Philip 

A.  Sullivan. 

East   Rockaway   Union   School Alson 

A.  Upham. 

East    Syracuse     High     School F.     H. 

Brown. 

East  Worcester  Union  School W.  M. 

Hull. 

Eastern    District    High    School,    Brook- 
lyn  William  T.  Vlymen. 

luiston  Union   School W.  A.   Wilson. 

Eaton   Union   School Roy   B.   Kelley. 

Eden  Union  School Henry  J.  Wallace. 

Edmeston  High  School C.     C.  Edgett. 

Edwards   Union   School Arthur  Gore. 

Egberts  High  School,  Cohoes William 

C.  Tiirt. 

Elba   Uni<m   School H.   Clay  Niles. 

Elbridge   Union   School   &   Academy 

Harrv  E.  Elden. 

Elizabethtown     High     School Charles 

W.  Dunn. 

Ellenburg  Depot  Union  School ^W.  J. 

Braman. 

Ellonville  High  School E.  C.  Hocmer. 

Ellicottville   High    School Howard  G. 

Burdge. 

Ellington     High     School Edward     A. 

Reuther. 

Elmira    Free    Academy Howard    Co- 

nant. 


Elmira  Heights  Union  School George 

E.  Hewitt. 

Elmsford        Union        School Charles 

Smith. 

Erasmus  Hall  High  School,  Brooklyn 

Walter  B.  Gunnison. 

Erieville   Union    School Ceylon   Wal- 
ters. 

Essex  Union   School Cyrus   H.   Staf- 
ford. 

Fabius  High  School Hermon  E.  Brad- 
ley. 

Fair  Haven  Union  School L.  C.  Tur- 

ney. 

Fairport  High  School Arthur  C.  Nute. 

Falconer  High  School George  R.  Ray- 

nor. 

Far  Rockaway   High   School Sanford 

J.  Ellsworth. 

Fayetteville    High    School Dwight   B. 

Williams. 

Fillmore  High  School P.   S.  Ault. 

Fishkill    Union    School— Edward   K.   Du- 
Mond. 

Fishkill-on-Hudson  High  School Wil- 
liam J.  Millar. 

Flower  Hill  Union   School,   Port  Wash- 
ington  W.  E.  Cummings. 

Flushing  High  School John  H.  Clark. 

Fonda    High    School Webb    H.    Ed- 
wards. 

Forestport   Union    School Wilfred    F. 

Down. 

Fores tvi He   Free   Academy George   E. 

Baldwin. 

Fort  Ann  Union  School Amelia  Blas- 

dell. 

Fort  Covington  High  School J.  Leslie 

C^mimings. 

Fort  Edward  High  School William  S. 

Coleman. 

Fort    Plain    High    School H.    S.    -G. 

Loveless. 

Frankfort    High    School Frederick    J. 

Medden. 

Franklin     Academy,     Malone L.     F. 

Hodge. 

Franklin  Academy  and  Prattsburg  High 
School Jared  M.  Scoville. 

Freedom  Union  School B\irt  J.  Arma- 

ding. 

Freeport  High  School Lewis  H.  Car- 

ris. 


514 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HLQH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Freeville  Union  School B.  H.  DeLong. 

Frewsburg  High  School—^ — Harold  J. 
Kussell. 

Friendship  High  School W.  W.  Mil- 
ler. 

Fulton   High  School G.  E.  Edmunds. 

Fultonville      High      School Olin      C. 

Hotchkiss. 

Gainesville  Union  School J.  R.  Fos- 
ter. 

(Jahvay  Union  School M.  J.  Kling. 

(iardenville    Union    School Carrie    E. 

Keily. 

(iarnerville  Union  School — S.  E.  Long- 
well. 

Geneva    High    School W.    H.    Trues- 

dale. 

Georgetown    Union    School Louis    A. 

Bean. 

Gilbertsville    High    School Harry    \V. 

Rockwell. 

Girls'  High  School,  Brooklyn William 

L.  Felter. 

(J iris'  Technical  High  School,  New  York 
William  McAndrew. 

(ilen    Cove    High    School Sidney    G. 

Firman. 

(Jlens   Falls  High   School William   F. 

H.  Breeze. 

(Moversville   High   School A.   R.   Bru- 

bacher. 

(Joshen  Higli   School Guy  H.  Basker- 

ville. 
(iouverncur  High  School Frederick  R. 

Darling. 
(Jouanda     High      Scliool Robert     W. 

Huglies. 

Granvilk'   High    Sr-lioul R.    E.   Brown. 

(Jreat     Neck     Iligli     Soliool Fred     J. 

Bierce. 
Great    Valley    Union    Scliool Willinm 

J.  B'ernhoft. 

(Jreene  High   School E.  J.  Graham. 

(Jrcen])ort      High      School Frank      J. 

S([nin's. 

(ircciivillc    Free    Academy (Jcorge    L. 

Cook. 

(hcciiwich   High   School C.  L.  Morey. 

Gnu'Hwood    Cnioii    School      —Charles    T. 

limit. 
Grcigsvillo  T'nion  School       -.1.  C.  Modic. 
(irillith      Institute     and     Union     Schocd, 

Springvillc         Jnhn    1\.   Swinncv. 


-Orson      C. 


Groton  High  School J.  W^ells  Reed. 

Groveland    Union    School Roscoe    G. 

Conklin. 

(Juilford  Union  School J.  S.  Qiilds. 

Haldane  High   School,  Cold  Springs 

Otis  Montrose. 
Hamburg    High    School Benjamin    G. 

Estes. 
Hamilton     High     School George      L. 

Bennett. 

Hammond  Union  School L.  H.  Mott. 

Hammondsport    High    School Myron 

C.  riough. 
Hancock     High     School Charles      V. 

Bookhout. 
Hannibal  Union    School S.    R.   Lock- 
wood. 
Harrison     Union     School Frank     P. 

Gleason. 
Harrisville      Union       School W.       L. 

Avery. 
Hart  wick     Union     School- 
Babbit. 
Hastings-on-Hudson  Union  School,  Hast- 

ings-upon-Hudson W.  R.  Williams. 

Haverling  High  School,  Bath Walter 

T.  Palmer. 
Have rst raw  High  School L.  O.  Mark- 

ham. 

Hempstead  High  School H.  H.  Chap- 
man. 

Henderson  Union  School ^John  J.  Kay. 

Herkimer    High    School Marcella    M. 

Foley. 

Hernion  Union  School H.  D.  Hall. 

Heuvelton     Union     School Carlos     S. 

Blood. 

Hicksville        Union       School Eugene 

Woodard. 
High    School    of    Commerce,   New    York 

James  J.  Sheppard. 

Highland  Unicm  School W.  G.  Cniik- 

shank. 

Highland    Falls    High    School S.     H. 

^McHrov. 

Hillsdale     Union     School J.      Martin 

Case. 

Hilton  High  School William  R.  True. 

Hinsdale  Union  School — Edward  F.  Vin- 
cent. 

Hobart  High  School— J.  D.  Lester. 

Holland  I'nion  School C.  M.  Clark. 

Holland  Patent  High  School David  B. 

Lisle. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


515 


UIQH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


UIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


llolley  High  School— P.  J.  McEvoy. 
Homer  Academy  and   Union   School 

J.  M.  Round. 
Honeove      Union      School Victor     H. 

Boyd, 
lloneoye   Falls    High    School William 

G.  Clarke, 
lloosick     Falls     High    School H.    H. 

Snell. 
llornellsville    High    School Elmer    S. 

Redman. 
Horseheads  High  School John  P.  Ma- 

bon. 
Hudson  High  School Charles  S.  Wil- 
liams. 

Hunter   Union  School C.  L.  Bailey. 

Huntington    High    School Arthur    £. 

Chase. 
Hvde  Park  Union  School Clarence  E. 

Cowles. 
llion  High  School A.  W.  Abrams. 

Interlaken     High      School Roger     A. 

Spencer. 
Irondecjuoit   Union   School Amasa  M. 

Baker. 
Irvington     High     School Robert     A. 

MacDonald. 

Islip  High  School E.  D.  Myers. 

lUumi    High   School Frank   D.   Boyn- 

ton. 
.Jiunaica  High  School Cliarles  J.  Jen- 
nings. 
Jamestown     High     School Milton     J. 

Fletcher. 
James  ville      Higli     School Arthur    B. 

Mason. 
JolTerson      High      School Charles      I^ 

Root. 
.Johnstown      High      School Alvin     A. 

Lewis. 

.lordan  Free  Academy R.  B.  Searle. 

•Jordan ville    Union    School CJeorge    A. 

(ioldstone. 
Katonah      Union      School C.      Leslie 

Jaynes. 
l\<*ese  ville       High       Si'hool Burt      H. 

IVooni. 
Kinderhook       I'nion       School E.     B. 

Slack. 
Kingston     Free     Academy Myron    J. 

Michael. 
Knowlesville     Union     School William 

H.    Irvine. 


Knoxboro  Union  School W.  W.  Fair- 
child. 

Lafargevillc  Union  School — —J.  A.  Mon- 
tague. 

Lafayette  High  School  of  Buffalo Ar- 
thur Detmers. 

I^    Fayette     Union     School Roy    L. 

Butterfield. 

Lake  Ccorge  Union  School,  Caldwell 

James  A.  Barkley. 

Lake   Placid   High    School Myron   J. 

Van  Ness. 

LakeAvood     High     School Charles     B. 

Persell. 

Lancaster    High     School William    J. 

Barr. 

Lansingburg    High    School James    R. 

Craighead. 

Lawrence     High     School Fred     DeL. 

King. 

I^avenworth  Institute  and  Wolcott 
High  School,  Wolcott L.  H.  Carris. 

Leonardsville    Union    School Alva  L. 

Davis. 

LeRoy  High  School A.  T.  Rinker. 

Lestershire     High       School — Frank      M. 

Smith.- 
Lewiston     l^nion     School Joseph     P. 

Behm. 
Liberty  High  School Harvey  M.  Dann. 

Limestone     High     School E.     Wesley 

Taylor. 
Lindenhurst     Union    School Reinhold 

A.  Mertching. 
Lisle  Union  School Edwin  A.  Stuart. 

Little   Falls   High   School A.   J.   Mer- 

rell. 
Little   Valley   High   S<!hool Ernest  B. 

Luce. 
Liverpool    I'nion     School Wesley     D. 

Tisdale. 
Livingston  Manor  Union  School Z.  L. 

Myers. 
Livonia  High  School De  Forest  Brane. 

Lockport  High  School Oliver  J.  More- 
lock. 

Jjonglake  Union  School John  C.  Mal- 

•   loch. 

Ludlowville    Union     School Arva    E. 

Blend. 

Luzerne  High  School Christopher  Kel- 
ler. 


516 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIKECTORT 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRISCJPALS. 


I 


HiGB  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


l^ynbrook     High     School Charles     D. 

VoHbiirgh. 
Lyndon ville  High  .School Khyland  E. 

Salirtburv. 
l^von    Mountain    Union    School F.   J. 

MaHon. 
LyonH  iligh   Scli<x>l W.  H.  Kinney. 

Lyonrt  Falls  High  School S.  J.  Xeff. 

Lvsandcr       Union      School Louis      L 

iiand. 

Macedon  High  School Paul  R.  Merri- 

nmn. 

Mc(jra\vvillc   Union  School,  MciJraw 

\j.  \{.  Moonev. 

Machias  Union  School J.  Ortho  Lan- 
sing. 

McLean      L'nion      School Frank       G. 

Trapp. 

Madison  Union  School John  Hart. 

Madrid  Higli  School— Frank  11.  Wallace. 

Maniaroneck    High    School George   J. 

McAndrew. 
Manchester    High    School Charles    H. 

Herrick. 
Manlius   High   School Asa   S.  Knapp. 

Manual  Training  High  School,  Brooklyn 
Charles  1).  Larkins. 

Maplclnirst   Union    Scliool.    Hinsdale 

Harry  Fisher. 

Maratlioii     High     School Philetus    M. 

Hdfcr. 

Marcelhis  Higli  Scliool William  S.  Co- 
vert. 

Margaret vi I h*   Hi^^li   Scliool Keubcn  L. 

('oiiiitrvinaii. 

ft 

Marlboro    Union     Scliool —    -Kcnben      A. 

Mabic. 
Masscna  High  Scliool  — ,J.  L.  Wnlthart. 

Mastcii    Park    Higli    School,    Buffalo 

Frank  S.  Fosdick. 
Mattcauvin       High       School Earlnian 

Vi'AWWY. 

May  Held     Union     School George     W. 

Lvon. 
Abnvillc  Hi'di  School    -     Archibald  Liiul- 

scv. 
M<'clianic\illc   High   School  — Marvin  E. 

.lancM. 
Medina      High      School —     Harris^on      ]). 

Bart  let  t. 
.Nb'ridian     Union     S<hool     -  M.     Kdward 

Hinnian. 


Mexico  Academy  and  High  Scliool L. 

C.  Floyd. 
Middle  Granville   L'nion  School *.iar- 

ence  D.  Shank. 
Middleburg     High      School John      C. 

Chase. 
Middlebury  Academy  and  Union  School, 

Wvoniing Cliarles  H.  Seaver. 

Middleport    High    School W.    S.   Dro- 

uian. 

Middlesex  Union  School S.  J.  Marsh. 

Middletown    High    School James     F. 

Tuthill. 
Middleville  Union  School — W.  L.  West. 
Milford     High     School Herbert      W. 

Scott. 
Millbrook    Memorial    School William 

R.  Anderson. 
Millerton  High  School George  F.  Du- 

Bois. 
Mineville  High  School Samuel  D.  Mc- 

Clellan. 
Mohawk  High  School Simeon  A.  Wat- 
son. 
Moira  Union  School George  H.  Strat- 

ton. 
Monroe  L-nion  School Orville  Eichen- 

berg. 
Montgomery  High  School J.  I.  Hark- 

ness. 

Monticello  High  School A.  J.  Glennie. 

Mooers  Union  School 3^1.  D.  Losey. 

Moravia   High   School John   D.   Bige- 

low. 

Morris  High  School Calvin  Derrick. 

Morris    High    School   of   New    York 

John  IL  D<'nbigh. 
Morristown  Union  School J.  B.  Law- 
rence. 
Morrisville    High    School Charles    E. 

Wheeler. 
Moscow  l'nion  School Bert  G.  Bren- 

nan. 
Mt.     Kisco     High      School Phil      IL 

Hembdt. 
Mt.    Morris    High    School Luther    X. 

Steele. 
Mt.    Upton    Union    School Claude    A. 

Alexander. 

Mt.  N'ernon  High  School A.  B.  Davis. 

Mninford    Union    Scho<d William    E. 

Bissell. 
Mnnnsville    Union    School Edson    A. 

Fuller. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


517 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Mynderse  Academy,  Seneca  Falls liin- 

da  T.  Drake. 
Napanocli  Union  School Walter  H.  C. 

Ensign. 
Naples  High  School L.  W.  Herrick. 

Nelsonville  Union  School H.  S.  Hulse. 

New    Berlin     High     School Fred    N. 

Moulton. 
New    Hartford    High    School Arthur 

M.  Scripture. 
New    Rochclle    High     School Ida  M. 

Babcock. 
New  Woodstock  Union   School C.  L#. 

Carpenter. 
New    York   Uitv Albert   T.   Marble. 

New  York  Institution  for  the  JJlind 

William  K.  Wait,  Superintendent. 

New  Y'ork  State  School  for  the  Blind, 
Batavia O.  H.  Burritt,  Superinten- 
dent. 

New  Y'ork  Mills  Union  School I^8t<;r 

G.  Wauful. 

New  Y'ork  Mills  Union  School  No.  2 

Kay  P.  Snyder. 

Newark  High  School Onirics  A.  Ham- 
ilton. 

Newark  Valley  High  School Julius  S. 

Kingsley. 

Newburgh  Free  Academy William  H. 

Dotv. 

Newlield    I'nion    School Frederick    V. 

Webster. 

Ne\v]K)rt   High    School I^niis  K.  Bird. 

Newtown    High    School,    Elmhurst J. 

D.   Hillingh:iiu. 
Niagara  Falls  High  School Thomas  B. 

l^vell. 
Nichols  I'nion   School Frank  E.   Fen- 
no. 
Ncunial  College  of  the  City  of  New  Y'ork, 

High   School    Department Laura  E. 

Leal. 
North     Jiangor     Union     School Kalph 

Hastings. 
North       Brook  Held       Union      School 

C  harles  J.  Otis. 
North  Cohocton  and  Atlanta  Union  High 

School W.  Wallace  Bullock. 


North  Collins  High  School— 
Ormsbv. 

North  Lawrence  Union  School- 
line  S.  Waters. 


-E.     D. 
— Caro- 


North  Glean  High  School,  Olean F.  W. 

Mtindt. 

North  Tarry toAvn  Union  School Lewis 

W.  Ci'aig. 

North  Tonawanda  High  School Ed- 
ward P.  Smith. 

Northcreek  High  School John  B.  Chil- 

son. 

Northport  High  School E.  M.  Sanford. 

Northside    High    School,     Coming A. 

M.  Blodgett. 

Northville  Union  School F.  J.  Sickles. 

Norwich   High   School B.  C.  Van   In- 

gen. 

Norwood     High     School Clarence     A. 

Fetterlv. 

Nunda  High  School Clayton  0.  Ma- 
be  v. 

Nyack  High  School Ira  II.  Lawton. 

Oakdale   I'nitm   School,  Oakdale  Station 

Jennie  S.  Robertson. 

Hikiield  High   School A.  H.  Downey. 

)akside  High  School — Pcekskill A.  I). 

Dunbar, 
k-ean  Side  Union  School J.  Anthony 

Basset  t. 
)gdensl)urg  Free  Academy Fred  Van 

Dusen. 

llean  High  School W.  S.  Steele. 

Oneida  High  School George  R.  Staler. 

'neida    Castle   Union   School William 

H.  Wheeler, 
hieonta  High  School R.  S.  Ronlston. 

hiondaga  Free  Academy,  Onondaga  Val- 
ley  1.  :M.  Oast. 

•  

Ontario    High    School Frank    D.    Si- 
mons. 

Orchard  Park  High  School Willard  R. 

Cone. 

)rient    Union    School William    Scher- 

merhorn. 

)riskany   Union    School Floyd   Hurl- 
but. 

Iriskany  Falls  Union  School F.  Reid 

Spaulding. 

h'well    Union    School Frank   D.    Mc- 

Kinney. 
Ossining  High  School Ida  W.  Bennett. 

Oswego      Iligh      School Charles     W. 

Richards. 
Otego  High  School Howard  V.  Littell. 

Qyid  High  School George  C.  Perry. 


518 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


IIIQII  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Owcjro  Free  Academy Herbert  L.  Rus- 
sell. 
Oxford  Academy  and  Union   School 

Rol)ert  K.  Toaz. 
OvMter    Bay    High    S^^-hool B.    Frank 

Cooley. 
Painted  Post  Union  School Ernest  E 

Cole. 
Palatine   l^ridge   Union   School A.  ^I 

Townscnd. 
Pahnvra    Classical    Hi«'h    School Wil 

hVnn  J.  Deans. 
Panama    Union    School II.   B.   (loode 

nongh. 
Parish    High    School (Jcorge   B.    Mar 

blc. 

l*arisl»ville    L'nion    School O.  H.   Hill 

Parker    High    School,    Clarence J.    E 

Morgan. 
Patchogne  High  School Wellington  E 

(Jordon. 
J*atterson    Union    School W.   E.   Hin 

man. 

Pawling  lligli  School Henry  F.  Bless- 
ing. 
Penfi(?Id  Union  School W.  J.  AVliipple. 

Penn    Yan   Academy L.   Dudley    Wil- 

cox. 
Perry  High  School M.  J.  ^Inlter. 

Pctcrljoro    Union    School  -   -F.    F.    Wak- 

crly. 
Pli(?l|)s    Union    and    Classical    School 

Willis  A.  Ingiills. 
Philadelphia  High  School W.  (J.  Pen- 

holIo\y. 
Philniont    Union  School-      Abram  Deyo. 

Phoenix  Ili'di  School         .1.  Schuyler  Fox. 

IMttsfoid      lli«rh      School       -Walter      C. 

King. 
IMainyillc     Union     School Klnicr     Co- 

niiu'. 
riatNhurg     High      School  Fiank     K. 

Watson. 
IMciisant  \  illc      Union      School         Charles 

W.   Hallock. 
Poland   Union  School  B.  M.  Kobinsou. 

Ponipcy      Union     School      — NN'illiani     A. 

(   (IC. 

I'onckhockic  Union  School.  Kingston 

W'.  B.  Kelscy. 
I'ort     Byron     lli«rh     School         ImIsoii    L. 

Moore. 


Port    Chester    High    School Mary    E. 

Keliher. 
Port  Henry  High  School P.  F.  Burke. 

Port  Jefferson  High  School Arthur  K. 

Firman. 
Port   Jeryis   High   School Charles    A. 

Benedict. 
Port    Ueyden   High    School Irving    L. 

Farr.  ' 
Port    Washington    Unicm    School Ar- 
thur O.  Bridgman. 
Portyille     High     School William      B. 

Blai.sdell. 
I*otsdam      High      School Charles      F. 

Simpson. 
Poughkeepsie      High      School C.       H. 

Woolsev. 

Pulaski  Academy  and  Union  School 

Charles  M.  Bean. 
Randolph      I'nicm      School Allan      A. 

Newbury. 

•  

Rayena      High      School Benjamin      1. 

Morey. 
Red  Creek  High    School H.  T.  Case. 

Red  Hook  l^nion  School H.  J.  Acker- 
man. 

Rechyood     Union     School William    A. 

l.aidla\y. 

KensscVier  High  School Louis  F.  Rob- 
ins. 

U<Misselaer   Falls  Union   School E.  A. 

^larsh. 

Rhinehcck  High  School A.  T.  Caswell. 

Richburg  T'nion  School P>ank  R.  (tuy. 

Richfield  Springs  High   School All)ert 

H.  Wat  kins. 
Uichniond   Hill   High   School Isaac  N. 

Fail  or. 
Ivichniondyille     Unicm     School J.     M. 

Saylcs. 
Ivichyillc      Union      School .Tames      E. 

Crossnian. 

lvi|»ley    High    Scluxd Hiram    .T.    I>ald- 

win. 

Kivcrhcjul      High      School (leorge      A. 

Brown. 

KtH'hcstcr  High  School  —  Albert  H.  Wil- 
cox. 

Rome  Krcc  Acadcnn  — Homer  W.  liar- 
ris. 

Ivosco<*  Union  School William   C.   (^o- 

yert. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


519 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


-E.  H.  Bur- 


Round  Lake  Union  School- 
dick. 

Rouse's  Point  High  School William  B. 

Richmond. 

Rowena  Memorial  School,  Palenville 

E.  J.  Shaffer. 

Roxbiiry  High  School Walter  H.  Pow- 

lesland. 

Rushford     High     School W.     Eugene 

Powell. 

Rushville    Union    School Frederic    G. 

Lyon. 

Rve  Union  S<'hool Forrest  T.  Shutts. 

S.  S.  Seward  Institute,  l^lorida Nor- 
man C.  Gile.  t  \\ 

Sacket  High   School,   Sacket  Harbor 

Thomas  B.  Stoel. 

Sag  Harbor  High   School Charles  W. 

Armstrong. 

St.    Johnsville    High    School Emmett 

C.  Miller. 

St.    Regis    Falls    Union    School J.    I. 

Tallman. 

Salamanca  High  School A.  P.  Bur- 
roughs. 

Sandy   Creek  High   School George   E. 

Brownell. 

Sandv    Hill   High    School Frances   A. 

Tefft. 

Saranac  Lake  High  School James  E. 

Weld. 

Saratoga  Springs  High  School George 

W.  Kennedy. 
Saugerties  High   Scliool C.  A.   Wood- 

ard. 
Sauquoit   Union    School E.   E.  Edger- 

ton. 
Savannah     High     School Martin     R. 

Waterman. 

Savona  Unicm   School Alfred  S.  Bas- 

sctt. 
Sayville  High  School William  C.  Noll. 

Schagliticoke  High  School W.  E.  Van 

Wormer. 

Schenectady  Union  Classical  Institute 
—  Arthur  ^Marvin. 

Scheneyus  High  School E.  M.  Sand- 
ers. 

Schoharie     High     School Robert     V. 

Spencer. 

Schroon   Lake   Union   School Wm.  T. 

Chapman. 


Schuyler's  Lake  Union  School Avalo 

H.  Pratt. 
Schuylerville  High    School Ernest  E. 

Hinman. 
Scottsville    High    School Burr    Gould 

Eells. 
Seacliff  High  School Edwin  W.  Cady. 

Seymour   Smith    Academy,   Pine    Plains 

Emory  Rikert. 

Sharon    Springs    High    School J.    H. 

Crain. 
Shelter     Island    Union     School Ran- 
dolph F.  Clark. 
Sherburne   High    School Herbert    W. 

Butts. 
Sherman      High      School Seward     S. 

Travis. 
Shortsville     High     School John      H. 

Bosshart. 

Livlney  High  School James  M.  Glass. 

Silver   Creek    High    School Daniel   B. 

Albert. 
Silver    Springs    High    School Charles 

Smallwood. 
Sinclairville   High    School Charles   F. 

Walter. 
Skaneateles   High   School J.   E.    Car- 

michael. 
Sloan  Union  School Albert  E.  Cook. 

Smith ville  Union  vSchool,  Smith ville  Flats 

Charles  M.  Smith. 

Smyrna  Union  School J.  C.  Franklin. 

Sodiis  High  School H.  0.  Hutchinson. 

Solvay  High  School C.  O.  Richards. 

South  Bvron  Union  School John  Dro- 

man. 
South   Davton   Union   School Charles 

Van  Housen. 
South  (^.lens  Falls  High  School Wal 

ter  J.  Greene. 
South  New  Berlin  Union  School liar 

vey  N.  Holmes. 
South     Otselic    Union     School W.   J 

Duppert. 
South  Side  High   School,  Rockville  Cen 

ter A.  J.  MacElroy. 

Southampton  High  School J.  G.  Peck 

Southold  Union   School Frank   E.  De 

Gelleke. 

Spencer  High  School J.  \\\  Wiseman. 

Spencerport  High  School John  E.  Du- 

Bois. 


520 


FATTESSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIKECTORT 


HWH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Spencertown    Union    School Fred    A. 

Bourne. 

Spring  Vallev   High   School John   M. 

(Jiblw. 

Springfield  Center  Union  School Mrs. 

Ada  1>.  Franklin. 

Springwater  Union  School E.  H.  Rip- 
lev. 

Staat.sbiirg       Union       School Egbert 

Ix»\vi«. 

Stamford  S'eininarv  and  Union  School 
('harles  K.  (lark. 

Stillwater  High  Sc1kk)1 II.  J.  (libson. 

Stockton    Union    School Hoyt     Hen- 

Hhaw. 
Stony  I*oint  High  School Malcolm  G. 

Tliomas. 
Stonvbrook   Union  Sch(K>l Stanli'V  C 

Piatt. 
Suirern  High  School George  J).  Sykes. 

Syracuse     High     School William     K. 

Wickes. 
Syracuse  J5u.sine.ss  High  School Henry 

H.  ])enhani. 
Tappan   Zee   High   School,  Piermont 

Leon  .1.  Cook. 
Theresa  High  School C.  H.  Buhon. 

Tlirec   Mile   Bay   Union   School JC.  .7. 

Hciinott. 
TicondfToga  High  School —P.  II.  Edi'k. 
Tiogji     (enter     Union     School M.    A. 

Miiittcson. 
'I'ivoli       I'nioii      School Charles      W. 

Towiisond. 
Tonawanda     Higli     School Frank     J. 

Beardslev. 

« 

Troupshurg     I'nion      School Charleys 

Marlatt. 
Troy  High  Scliool M.  H.  Walrath. 

Truiiijiiishnrg     High     Scliool F.     'M. 

Wcslfall. 

Tnixtou  I'uion  School-  II.  H.  Dickin- 
son. 

T!illy   Hi«:h  Sdiooi         C.  ().  Dubois. 

Tiippor  Lake  High  ScIkmjI  — B.  D.  Mc- 
Connick. 

'J'urin  I'nion  School  - -^'incent  K.  Bar- 
ker. 

Turner  Union  School-  -  S.  Albert  John- 
son. 

'I'uxedo  I^nion   School,  Tuxedo  Park 

Ulvsses  F.  Axtell. 


Ulster  Free  Academy,  Rondout Joiin 

E.  Shull. 

I'nadilla  High  School A.  E.  Barne;$. 

Unadilla  Forks  Union  School Walter 

S.  Xewton. 

Union  High  School J.  L.  Lusk. 

(nion  Springs  High  School George  F. 

Barford. 

I'tica  Free  Academy Emorv  L.  Mead. 

N'alatie  High  School Winthrop  L.  Mil- 

lia.s. 

\'alley     Falls    High    School John    W. 

Root. 

Van    Etten   Inion   School A.   H.    Up- 

dvke. 

\'ernon  High  School F.  J.   Sisson. 

Verona  Union  School Ivan  T.  Smith. 

\'ictor  High  School L.  N.  Broughton. 

Waddington  Union  School W'alter  S. 

Herrick. 

Wadleigh    High    School,    New    York 

John  G.  Wight. 

WJilden  High  School Lincoln  R.  Long. 

Walton  High  School George  W.  r air- 
grieve. 

Walworth  Union  School E.  H.   Lom- 

ber. 

Wappingers  Falls  Union  School Sam- 
uel Mansfield. 

Warner  High  School Flovd  R.  Thaver 

Warrensburg    High    School Ezra    W. 

Benedict. 

Warsaw  High  School George  W.  (Ea- 
sier. 

Warwick  Institute H.  V.  Rulison. 

Washington  Irving  High  School,  Tarry- 
town J.  V.  Sturges. 

Washingtonville  Union  School M.  H. 

Traphagen. 

\\'aterford  High  School Floyd  E.  Gil- 
bert. 

Waterloo     High     School Harrv     B. 

Smith.  '       • 

Waterport    Cnion    School Howard    F. 

Brooks. 

Watert(»wn     High     School Gary     M. 

Jones, 

Watervifle  High  School D.  H.  Naylor. 

A\'aiervliet    High    School Willard    D. 

Shannahan. 

Watkins  High  School Samuel  S.John- 
son. 

Waverly  High  School Percy  Meserve. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


521 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Waverly  Union  Scliool  of  Tuckahoe 

Arthur  C.  Haff. 

Wayland  High  School Edgar  A.  Lewis. 

Webster  High  School W.  W.  Ray  field. 

Weedsport     High     School Lazelle    R. 

Ho{3kins. 
Wellsburg    Union    School Volney    E. 

Bra  man. 
Wellsville     High     Scliool Samuel     J. 

Slawson. 
West    Carthage    Union    School H.    C. 

(iouldin. 
West    Eaton    Union    School A.    Leon 

Nye. 
West  Hampton  Beach  Union  School 

Ivan  J.  Allen. 
West    Hebron    Union    School Herbert 

Kinney. 
West   Winlield    High    Scliool \Villiam 

(i.  Siddell. 
Westburv  Union  School John  R.  Pal- 

mer. 
Westlield   Academy    and   Union     School 

Preston  K.  Pattison. 

Westmorehmd  Union  School John  0. 

Evans. 

Westport  High  School A.  D.  Miller. 

W^hite  Plains    High    School John  W. 

Lumbard. 
Wliitehall  High  School Harriet  L,  Jos- 

lin,  Prin. 


Walsh. 
NORTH  CAROLINA. 


WTiitesboro    High    School George    H. 

Smith. 
Whitesville  Union  School C.  R.  Miller. 

Whitney^s  I'oint  High   Scuool Myron 

B.  Rocks. 

Williamson     High     School Elbert    G. 

SojKjr. 

Williamstown  Union  School Lee  Wal- 
dorf. 

Williamsville  High  School W.  G.  W^el- 

ker. 

W'illsborough  High  School — — B.  L.  Hay- 
don.  I 

W'ilson  Academy,  Angelica Charlea  vV. 

Vandegrift. 

Wilson  High  School A.  M.  Mellroy. 

Windham    Union    School Robert     M. 

MacNaught. 
Windsor  High  School Carrol  A.  Mider. 

Woodhull  Union  School F.  C.  Wilcox. 

Woodmere    Union    School Charles  S. 

W^right. 

W'orcester  High  School Henry  L.  Tip- 
ple. 

Yates  High  School,  Chittenango Will- 
iam M.  Fort. 

Yonkers  High  School William  A.  Ed- 
wards. 
Youngstown    l-nion    School Mary    A. 

I 


Iligli  School  Principals. 

All)eniarle A.  H.  Jarrett. 

Aslieboro N.  W.  Walker. 

Ashe vi lie K.  J.  Leghe. 

Belleliaven J.  L.  Jackson. 

Bethel J.   1).   Everett. 

Burlington F.   M.  Curtis. 

(  harlotte Alex.   (Jraham. 

Dilworth   School Robert  Ransom. 

(  herry  ville S.  P.   Wilson. 

(  limax Etta   Staley. 

Concord Walter  Thompson. 

Durham J.  A.  Matheson. 

Edenton Reuben   H.   Bachnmn. 

Elizabeth    City Mrs.    Lula    M.   Brad- 
ford. 

En  Held E.  S.  Shippe. 

Kavette ville J.  A.  Jones. 

(lastonia Joel   S.  Wray. 

CJoldsboro E.  C.  Brooks. 


(jiaham C.  R.  McTver. 

(Jranite  P^alls W.  P.  White. 


(ireensboro- 


W.   H.   Swift. 


(Jreenville W.  K  Dove. 

(Uiilford  College Cola  S.  Stanley. 

Hamlet A.  D.  Summers. 

Henderson J.  T.  Alderman. 

Hendersonville R.  P.  Rocket. 

Hickory D.  K.  McRae. 

High  Point G.  H.  Crowell. 

Hope  Mills S.  D.  Cole. 

Kenly Jennings  Sipe. 

Kinston L.   C.   Brogden. 

La  Grange J.  P.  Joyner. 

I^noir — — A.  E.  Waltz. 

Lexington W.  H.   Brown. 

Marion E.  E.   Saras. 

Max  ton J.   C.  A  vent. 

Monroe J.  D.  Rast. 

Morganton R.  L.  Patton. 


•^22 


PATXEfiiSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIQH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Mt.  Airy E.  D.  Summers. 

Mt.  Olive J.  D.  McWhorter. 

Murphy Albert  Bell. 

New  Berne J.  Paul  Spence. 

Oxford Robert  0.  Kittrell. 

Pelham J.  C.  Gibbs. 

Pilot  Mountain Henry  Reynolds. 

Plymouth — ^C.  J.   Everett. 

Price's   Mill II.    E.    Stacy. 

Raleigh E.   P.  Moses. 

Reidsville S.  C.  Harden. 

Rockingham A.  B.  Hill. 

Rocky   Mount M.   U.    Boyle. 

Roper P.   W.   Evster. 


Roxboro — 
Salisbury- 


N.   C.   Newbold. 
-J.   C.  Grimth. 


Sunford- 


R.  W.  Allen. 


Scotland  Neck G.  W.  Wilson. 

Selma N.  F.  Brannock. 

Shelby J.  A.   Mcl^ean. 

Smithfield R.  A.  Merritt. 

Spring  Hope W.  P.  Cameron. 

Statesville 1).   Matt   Thcmipson. 

Swan   Quarter Isaac   A.    Home. 

Tarboro R.  ]M.  Davis. 

Washington Harry  HoAvell. 

Wilkesboro E.    (J.    Suttlemvre. 

Williamston R.  J.  Peele. 

Wilmington J.  J.   Blair. 

Wilson G.  R.  King. 

Winston E.  W.  Snipes. 


NORTH  DAKOTA. 


High  School  Principals. 

Abercrombie A.  H.  Gleason. 

Amenia J.  E.  Addie. 

Anamoose N.  C.  Abbott. 

Aneta B.   O.  Skrivseth. 

Ardock B.   F.   Wooley. 

Arvilla Miss  H.  C.  Bedford. 

Ashlev A.  L.  Bolstad. 

Auburn Effie  Ditz. 

Balfour J.  W.  R.  H.  Del.a, 

Barlow J.  M.  Rutli. 

Bartlett C.   E.   Rice. 

Bathgate D.   W.    Tucker. 

Berwick Mrw.  h.  ^lott. 

Bisbec Leonard  Smith. 

Bismarck William    Moore. 

Bottineau —   Robert  J.  White. 

Bowhells K.  (J.  (Jlassel. 

Bowdon 11.   D.    Pardee. 

Bowesmont J.    S.    Douglas. 

l^rinsmadc    — Henrv    C'oultliiird. 

Brocket ^Iclvina    Abel. 

Buffalo Flovd    1).   Wiv/.c. 

Buxton-  -    ('.  ().  Lcc. 

Caledonia John  R.  Tiacv. 

Cando Robert  L.  Colvin. 

( 'arpio (ova  (  }ia])n)a!i. 

Carrington-       (ieoi^e  W.  Cotton. 
Casselton  -     (Jeorge    K.    Foster. 
Cathay     -  J.   'i\   Caproii. 
Cavalier      -  A.    1  ley  ward. 

Cheyenne A'.    (J.    Mcl.eod. 

Christine Andrew    Larkins. 

CInirches    Ferry Wells   Smith. 

Cleveland    —   Miss  \elli(»  Crobe. 


Clifford 


-Walter  Nelson. 


Cogswell Ten  a  McCarten. 

Conway Bartello  B.  Wells. 

Cooperstown Daniel  H.  Loreaux 

Courtenay J.  S.  Cam 

Crystal W.  R.  Decker. 

Davenport Chas.  F.  Stein. 

Dawson Geo.  W.  Thompson. 

Dazey B.  L.  Wilson. 

Denhoff Eniest  B.  Ellison. 

Devils  Lake Robt.  S.  Dewar. 


Dickev — 

ft. 

jnson 


J.  B.  McPherson. 

— R.  L.  Davidson. 

Donnvbrook \\'m.  Mavnord. 

Drary J.  R.   Willett.  * 

Dravton Thomas  Crafer. 

Dresden—  -  ^liss    Freda    Kaser. 
Dwight T.  C.  Scott. 

Edgeley Robert   Ringdahl. 

Edinburg W.   E.   Parsons. 

Edmore A.   M.   Nichelson. 

Ellendale J.   P.   Anderson. 

Emerado A.  J.  Scott. 

Enderlin W.  J.   Bruchman. 

Esmond    — Amelia  O'Brien. 

Fairmount E.  L.  Baker. 

Fargo Alfred   G.   Logic. 

Fessenden— — Alma   Ilolden. 

Fingal P.  A.  Pickett. 

Finley F.  (I.   Xewton. 

Forest  River W.  H.  Kratze. 

Fonuaii  -     Henrv    Vine. 
(Jalesl)urg  -      Edith    M.    Davis. 


(iardner  -- 
Cilbv     -J. 


W.  W.  Dalzell. 
H.   demons. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


523 


HIOU  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Glasston 

(ilen  Ulleii— 
(ioa J.  r 


C.  J.   Samson. 

— Miss  Bena  Hess. 


(Joodricli — 

(irafton 

(J rami  Forks 


O'Brien. 
-A.  M.  Wiley. 
J.  h\  Koehler. 

J.  Nelson  Kelley. 


(Jrand  Harbor John  K.  Lyons. 

(Jrandin A.  !M.   Carlile. 

(hanville F.  H.   Buckvvalter. 

Hamilton Xels   Cleven. 

Hankinson R.  E.  Smith. 

Hannaford J.  Hilda  Feiring. 

Hannah S.  J.  A.  Boyd. 

Harvey Leroy  F.  Jackson. 

Hatton X.  T.   Rosenquist. 

Havana Frank  Miller. 

Hazelton C.  A.  Moorman. 

Hebron P.  B.  Martin. 

Hensel B.  F.  Warmer. 

Hespor Lena  Frank. 

Hillsboro W.  A.  Oodw^rd. 

Hoople W.  A.  Hillier. 

Hope W.  C.  Slater. 

Hunter J.   K.  McCartney. 

Inkster P.    Curtis   Burnett. 

Jamestown C.   C.   Schmidt. 

Kenmare E.   D.   Button. 

Kensal L.  E.  Osgood. 

Kindred R.   S.  Arnold. 

Knox James  Cassiday. 

Kulm T.   O.  Sweetland. 

Lake   (Consol) W.  B.  Herman. 

Lakota R.  J.   Schultz. 

LaMaure Chas.  W.  HeOraff. 

1  angdon Richard    Hey  ward. 

Larimore P.   S.  Berg. 

Leal Ethel  M.  Mieirs. 

Leeds L  N.  Van  Tassell. 

Leonard E.  A.  Cannon. 


Lidgerwood N 

Linton 

Lisbon W.  W. 

Litchville Ida 

Maddock P.  J 

Mandan P.  T. 

Manvel C.  A. 


C.   Macdonald. 

Reed. 
Krogan. 


Iverson. 
McXally. 
Weden. 

Mapleton J.  W.  Riley. 

Mavville B.  A.  Wallace. 

Mcilenry E.  A.  Webb. 

Medina ^Ir*'.  Nannie  Fiscus. 

Michigan H.  D.  Smith. 

Milnor 1.   H.   Beham. 

Milton H.  M.  Armstrong. 

Minnewaukan J.  W.  Blaokman. 


Minot S.  Henry  Wolfe. 

Minto A.  G.  Crane. 


Mohall Margaret  Sheridan. 

Moore  ton Gertrude  Preston. 

Neche A.  Mcintosh. 

New  Rockford Robt.  Muir. 

New  Salem E.  A.  Kling. 

Niagara Helen  Ronald. 

Nome Marie  Folstad. 

North  wood Franklin    Thorderson. 

Oakes E.  W.  Ackert. 


— Gertrude  Griffin. 
S.   T.  Hankins. 
—Lee  E.  Ame. 


Oakwood— 

Oberon 

Omemee — 

Oriska W.  R.  Fitch. 

Osnabrock C.  G.  McDonald. 

Page W.  L.  Daniels. 

Park  River W.  E.  Hoover. 

Pembina Geo.  F.  Forster. 

Penn Ella  E.  Sexton. 

Perth Anna  McLean. 

Petersburg N.  J.   Noble. 

IMsek Joseph  Peleska. 

Portal Sue  !McDonald. 

Pleasant  I^ke Laura  Burrows. 

Portland C.  B.  C^irtis. 

Revnolds B.  F.  McComb. 

Roils W.   H.  Otterbourn. 

Rugby Robert  Meisner. 

St.  John 1.  L.  Sinclair. 

St.  Thomas H.  A.  Tewel. 

Sanborn O.  G.  Jackman. 

Sharon— 


—A.  A.  Gaylord. 

Sheldon C.  \Y.   Sage. 

Sims Mavme   Zvchlinski. 

Souris E.  L.   Penn. 

Starkweather A.  V.  Hammona. 

Steele Esther   Weld. 

Sykeston Vinnie   Small. 

Taylor David  A.  Hanks. 

Thompson Margaret  Cravath. 

Tower   Citv E.  R.  Edwards. 

Towner ^H.   E.  Miller. 

Vallev  atv G.  W.  Hanna. 

\'ang Lizzie   Wakeford. 

Velva C.  N.  Bristol. 

Wahpeton F.  E.   Smith. 

Walcott E.  J.  Engee. 

Walhalla J.   B.   Shanks. 

Washburn John  E.  Sullivan. 

Webster Nellie   Callaghan. 

Westhope S.  W.   Bynum. 

Wheatland Geo.  Bowers. 

Williston Clarence  Ellithorpe. 


iU 


PAXTEUOM'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  MKfiCIIttT 


////;//  Hi:U^f^fL  H/HSripALH, 


HIGH  iK'HOOL  PSIXCIPAJ^ 


WJJl'yvi    t  itv 


'lav  1^  ^;foirkrv. 


Wi,hek Rot^*rt  Mile*. 

Wvnii;jj«-re FL  J.   Fredrk-kv.n. 


OKLAHOMA. 


liiy^h  Sihool  /Principals 
All  11-%        ^  .   K.  Kiitlirii/r 
Alvji         A,  O.  Viiiwyn. 
AttHtiuiko        A.  \\.   y'in*\\fy. 
\\nit'\i**        A,  M.   Mill#;r 

iiillifl{/i•^         F.  W.  WhiniKiry. 
IMmUwt'W         A.  S\.  JiiintMi. 
I$i-;tiiiiifi         A.   W ,  ViivXf'.r. 
\U'u\ii.t'\**t\i        <*.   K.   riark. 
i'iiiuM'U         MiH.   \V.  II.  Wii'tTVA'sy. 
(  (i*thiofi         II.  (I.  (iiiivtfr. 
iUnutiU'.r        A.  II.   linyt-H,  Siipi. 

.A.  II.  HiiniH,  riin. 
('Ui'rokot'.        K.  K.  llMillffv. 
(  UfVfUUf        A.  A.  Kirtli'v. 
(^uH'\ilw  (My        a.  M.  .Siiiitli. 
(V'i,        \\.  A.  FiilliT. 
('li'V«'lanil         I..  \V.  F<-lk<T. 
(  litiloti         I..   1{.  Snu!<;r. 
(•oi(!<.ll         \V.   K.  WlitufUfr. 
(  liMliin^        \V.  K.  Kciidiill. 
Kdiiioiid        'f.  II.  Turner. 
KlU  i  ilv         .1.  T.  ClavloFi. 
Kl    |{i'ii<)         F.   .N,   lli.wi'll,   Siipl. 

KIniiclic   MilliT,    Trill. 
Fiiiil         A.  S.  (;iironl,  Supt. 

Lillian   K.   SiniMi.   I'riii. 
Krirk         .1.    M.   Dah-. 
l"'aiivii'W         S.    L.  .lolinson. 
(liMirv         .1.   I''.  Slim  p.  Supt. 

IL'M.   M<KiUri<k,  rriii. 
(iniiiid'  II.  ('.    IliihlMinl. 

(Iiitliiio         F.    F.   hiuk.   Siipt. 

W.    K.   Cnlvnt.    Filn. 
llnHlri<k         .1.  T.  Wilry. 
llriilU"i«'rN  .1.    1*.    Alh\V. 

lliiliiirt      *    .1.    M.    Kiilr.    Snpt. 

\.    I.,    rritr.    Frill, 
lll^rrstjjl  .Itilill    ("jl^to. 

Knw    (  il  \  I.    I'\   I'plrv. 

Kiiij.'li"^hrr  Iv.    S.    Sir!  alio.   Supt. 

l.niiiM    Clniiiiiii^.    riiii. 
I  ;i\v(i»ii         S.    M.    Uanrtt.   Supt. 


Vnuo  Mal»ol    llanjianl. 


S 


L.  A.   AU»r.tt.  Prin. 

Man^ijin J.  A.  Mel^u<!hlin. 

\\\  A.   Allen.  Prin. 

SU'ljfwi W.  Templetun. 

!    M#-*Jfonl Eva  V.  Allisi*D. 

,    Mulhall H.  W.  ElliMtt. 

]    Mountain  \'ie\v A.  J.  Fofster. 

Newkirk E.  B.  Wood. 

Xol'le <I.  \V.  Cross. 

Norman R.  C.  Hardie.  Supt. 

(;<?ur;;e    Sanders,    Prin. 

Okarrhe (I.  II.  Woodworth. 

(/keene F.  S.  Wvat. 

Oklahoma  (Jity Ed.  S.  Vau<»lit,  Supi 

A.  K.  llickam,  l*rin. 

Olurttee J.  E.  Taylor. 

Pawnee Bert  Langley. 

Perkins J.  X.  Bixler. 

Perrv A.  R.  Williams,  Supt. 

E.*  K.  Proffith,  Prin. 
Ponca  (ity J.  A.  Bigbee,  Supt. 

K.   15.   Wood.   Prin. 
Pond  Creek Elnia  Van  VIeet,  Supt. 

Lora   (iarrison,  Prin. 

KalHton A.  H.  Parma  lee. 

Kiplev M.  D.  Medlev. 

Sayre R.  E.  »Johnson. 

Shawnee U.  J.  (iriftitb,  Supt. 

Scott   (ilenn,   Prin. 
Stillwater W.  C.  Jamieson,   Supt. 

.Martha   Dunn,   Prin. 

Stroud ().  F.  Hayes. 

Talo«,'a A.    M.    Rutled|»e. 

Tecuinseh V.    H.    Durham,    Supt. 

Clarence  Robinson,  Prin. 

Texola ().  \\.  Jones. 

Thomas —    Wm.  Stewart. 
Tonk.'iwa     -  ().   K.  Attelierrv. 
Wakita         R.  E.  Austin. 
Watonpi    —  A.   F.  .Johnson. 
\\  aukoiiiis       -.1.  W.  Tyler. 
W'cathcrfiud--    S.  .1.  t'reswell. 
Wood  ward     —.1.  P.  vans. 
Yukon         M.   H.  Kelisle. 


OREGON. 


.Vdanis ,T.   E.  Cherrv. 

Albany         T.   A.   Haves. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


525 


IIIQU  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Amity S.  S.  Duncan. 

— Lena   Snell. 

-W.  F.  Cameron. 

-A.  1^.  Clarke. 

Marvel  Watts. 

Citv 7.  A.   Churchill. 

Bandon L.  K.  Edmunds. 

Beaverton K.  S.  Evenden. 


Arlington- 
Ashland 
Astoria- 
Athena— 
Baker 


Buell Edith 

Buena 
Burns 

Canb\ 
Can von 
Canvonville 

Carlton Louie 

Central  Point 

Clatskanie 

Coburg U. 

Condon fl. 

Coquille V. 

Cornelius S. 


Witzel. 
V.  B.  Goin. 
Bartlett. 


Matthews. 

Citv C.  J.  Mcintosh. 

H.  0.  Stone. 
Frver. 

A.  J.  Hanby. 

J.   H.  Collins. 

C.  Baughman. 

T.  McArthur. 

A.  Davis. 

C.  Sherill. 

W.  Holmes. 

— G.  H.  Dimn. 


-S. 


Corvallis — 
Cottage  Grove 

Cove A.  R.  Thompson. 

CVeswell L.  B.  Gibson. 

Dilley Edwin  Allen. 

Dufur H.  H.  White. 

Enteii)ri8e (J.  M.  Gaily. 

Eugene Mott  H.  Arnols. 

Falls  Citv IL  C.  Sevmour 

Fossil A.  J.  (Jarland. 

Frankton G.  W.  Brown. 


Gold  Hill 
(Joshcn — 
Grants 


— J.  C.  Masterson. 
Minerva  Hemerway. 
PasiA B.    R.    Turner. 


Grant's  Pass- 
Grass  Vallev— 

Gresham A 

Halsev H. 

Hard  man 

Harrisburg — 


R.  R.  Turner. 
-IL  C.  I^lough. 
F.   Ilershner. 
L.  Mack. 
-E.  G.  Merill. 
— W.  J.  Hooker. 
R.  P.   Rogers. 
— D.  V.  S.  Reid. 

River L.  A.  Wiley. 

Hubbard A.  T.  Winches. 

Huntington L.   Halway. 

Independence T.  J.  Newbill. 

Irving Arthur  Bates. 

Island   City W.   L.  Tucker. 

.lacksonville S.  P.  Bobbins. 


Helix- 

Hoppner- 

Hood 


Jefferscm- 
John  Day- 
Joseph 


E.    E.  Daring. 
-L.  B.  Hoisington. 


Junction   City E.   E.   Orton. 

LaFayette Mr.  Ball. 

LaGrande H.  J.   Hockenberry. 

Lebanon John    W.   Huff. 

Lexington R.  B.   Wilcox. 

Lostine O.  M.  Gardner. 


F.  A.  Golden. 
-H.   F.  Wilson. 


Marsh  field— 
McKinnville 

Medford N.  L.  Narregan. 

Mitchell A.  P.  Gordon. 

Milwaukie Mildred  Rugg. 

Mollalla J.  J.  Qark. 

Monmouth Chas.  A.  Rice. 

Moro W.  C.  Bryant. 

]Muddy  Creek W.  R.  Rutherford. 

Myrtle  Point D.  W.  Wight. 

Xewberg R.  W.  Kirk. 

North  Brownsville W.  H.  ^Martin. 

North  Powder M.  H.  Tucker. 

North  Yamhill Harrv  Belt. 

Nyssa 1.  T.  Smith.  * 

Oakland- 
Ontario — 
Oregon  City- 
Orient Helena 


Oswego 

Parkplace- 
Pendleton- 
Philomath- 
Portland — 


Rainier 
Riddles 


J.   C.  Conley. 


-George   Sawyer. 

J.   M.   Peebles. 

Addie  E.  Clark. 
Wessela. 

H.  T.  Evans. 

— T.  L.  Reed. 

— E.  B.  Conklin. 

— A.    N.    Fulkerson. 

-T.   T.   Davis. 
Praine  City C.  G.  Mack. 

J.  B.  Wilkerson. 

H.  S.  Lamb. 

Roseburg A.  M.  Sanders. 

Salem L.  R.  Traver. 

Seio J.  Percv  W'ells. 

Silverton E.  E.  Washburn. 

Springfield W.  'SI,  Sutton. 

Stayton B.  L.  Murpliy. 

St.  Helens James  Dodson. 

Sumpter J.  F.  Smith. 

Talent ^liss  M.  Dunham. 

The  Dalles J.  S.  Landers. 

Tigardvillc Wilmer  Kester. 

Tillamook E.  IL  Whitnev. 

Toledo ().  ]i.  DeLaurier. 

Turner Lizzie   Cornelius. 

Union A.  J.   Bender. 

Vale O.  H.  Bvland. 

Wallowa Hugli  B.  Esson. 

Wasco Gertrude  Ewing. 

Wendling Wm.  McQueen. 

W.  Oregon  City W,  A.  Beattie. 


526 


PATTERSOK'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


lilQil  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


W'ttHi   Portland— 
\\'«?rtt   Stavton — 


Sam   Ennis. 
£.  Cashatt. 


WcMxlbum- 
WcKKlstock- 

RHODE  ISLAND. 


-Wm.  Parker. 
-L.  H.  Baker. 


City  Superintendents. 
Harrington —  If.  I>eavitt  Cady. 
HriHtoI     —John   J*.  Reynold.s. 
Kurrillvillc Leroy  (i.  Staples. 

I'.  O.,  PaHooag. 

(  entral   Falls Wendell  A.  Mowrv. 

(  liarleMtowii         Milton  Duckworth,  M.  D. 

P.  O.,  Carolina, 
(rivcntrv--     John   Matteson. 

P.  (>.,  Anthony. 
CraiiHloii         Valentine  Almv. 

1*.  ().,  Auburn. 
Cumberland Charles  C.  Richardson. 

P.  O.,  Valley  Falls. 

Fast  (Jreenwich Rev.  Jerome  Greer. 

Fast   Providence  — Allen   P.  Keith. 
Fxeter-       Caleb   W.   Sherman. 

I*.   ().,  Liberty. 
Foster-     Jolin   W.  Bowen. 

P.  ().,  Clayville. 
(lloccHter   -     Jesse  B.  Mowry. 

I*.  ().,  (yhcpachet. 
lloj)kinton     -   Paul  "M.  Barber. 

P.  ().,  Ash  a  way. 
JniiHvstowii         Thomas  (I.  Carr. 
Jolmslon         P(^v.   William    11.   Starr. 

P.  ().,  Thornton. 
I.iiicohi         Frederick   K.  Hraj^don. 

P.  ().,  Lonsdale. 
Little    (  omptnii         J.    \\'cbstcr    Coombs. 


Middletown Joe!  Peckliani. 

P.  (>..  Xewjjort. 

Narraj^ansett Horatio  X.  Knowles. 

Newport Herbert  W.  Lull. 

New  Shorehani Rav  G.  Lewis. 

P.  O.,  Block  Island. 
North  Kingstown Rev.  Fred'k  R  Cole. 

v.  O.  Wickford. 

North  Providence George  M.  Hall. 

North    Sniithfield— Rev.   Albert   Donnell. 

P.  (.).,  Slatersville. 

Pawtucket Maurice   J.    O'Brien. 

Portsmouth .Joseph  Coggeshall. 

Providence Walter  H.  Small. 

Richmond Charles  J.  Greene. 

P.  O.,  Kenyon. 
Scituiite Eugene   L.   Young. 

P.  ().,  Hope. 
Sniithfield Rev.  James  W.  ColwelL 

P.  O.,  Greenville. 
South    Kingstown Bernon    E.   Helme. 

P.   ( ).,   Kingston. 
Tiverton Mrs.   Helen    A.   Wilcox. 

Wiirren (iilbert  L.  Church,   M.   D. 

Warwick C.   F^dward  Glover. 

P.  O.,  Apponaug. 

Westerly William   H.  Holmes,  Jr. 

West  Greenwich John   C.  F'ranklin. 

P.  O.,  Nooseneck  Hill. 
\\'oonsocket Frank  E.  McFee. 


SOUTH   CAROLINA. 


( 'itv  Suf'crintrndcnts. 
.\l)hcviflc         L.  W.   Dick. 

Aikcii         W.  L.   r>n)okcr. 
Anderson         Thomas  C.  W'jjHon. 
Hamhciir         Nathanit^I   Salicy. 
naruwcil         J.   IL   T.   Major. 
Ihvinf'oii  Lncco    (JinitiM-. 

\UA\o\\         A.  (L    lloliiH'^. 
ncniM'llsvillc  W    C.    nihhlc.    Jr. 

Pi^-liopvilic  1.    l'\    Thomason. 

rdarkvillc  J.    L.    Uird<<»ii;:. 

IVianchvillc         William    P.    Ft('lii-i<»n. 
Camden     -    \\.   M.    Kennedy, 
i  harh'ston         11.  P.   .Vrchcr. 
i'horaw         U.   C.  Mchcr. 
I  hcstor        W.  H.  Hand. 


-E.  R.  Ay  cock. 
— E.  S.  Dreher. 


Clinton- 
Columbia — 

Conwav —     J.  L.  Kennedv. 

l)arlingt<^n    -     Nathan    Toms. 

Denmark J.   A.  Wiggins. 

Dilhrn         W.  W.   Nickles. 

Duo  ^Vcsl lames  T.  Presslev. 

Faslcy     -  J(»hn  C.   Daniel. 

FionMHc        J.   L.  Mann. 
j    Fort    Mill         J.  K.  Roach. 

F«  Mill  tain    Tnn         H.    B.    Dominick. 

CalTn«\\  IL  O.  Sams. 

!     Ceoruc^  J.   H.   Moore. 

Ccorijetow  11-       (\  F.  Johnson. 

( Jranitr\  ille     -Graves    L.    Knigbt. 

Creonvillo F.  L.  Hughes. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


527 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


(Jreeiiwood — 
Hoiicii   Patli- 

Ihimpton 

Johnston 

Kershaw 


E.   C.  Coker. 
— J.  B.  Watkins. 


— J.  W.  Kowse. 
— W.  C.  Zeigler. 
-  D.    L.    Branilett. 
r.  P.  Bchtea. 
— A.  K.  Banks. 
-B.  L.   Jones. 
— O.  D.  Seay. 
-C.  E.  Bovd. 
W.  B.  McNairy. 

(Juv  L.  Warren. 

-Thomas   T.  Candler. 
— W.  A.  Stuekey. 

Tlionias  F.  Jones. 

North   Augusta E.   P.  Clark. 

-A.   J.   Thackston. 


Kingstree— 
J^ncaster— 
Laurens — 
J.exington- 
Manning — 

Marion 

Mavesville- 

Mullins 

Newberrv— 
Ninety -si  X- 


Pickens W.  E.   Dendy. 

Ridge  Spring L.  A.  Jones. 

Hock  Hill J.  C.  Cork. 

Salley Superintendent    McLeod. 

hfeneca II.  P.  Boggs. 

Simpson vi lie J.  E.  Edwards. 

Spartanburg Frank  Evans. 

St.  Matthews J.  A.  Merritt. 


Sumter S.  H. 


Timmonsville — 
Union Davis 


Edmunds. 

S.    M.    Wolfs. 


Orangebuig- 


Jeffries. 
— 0.  R.  Calhoun. 

E.   A.   Montgomery 

-S.   R.  Rhodes. 

Winnsboro L.  T.  Baker. 

Walhalla D.  F.  Nicholson. 

Yorkville J.  C.  Allen. 


Walterboro— 
Williamston- 
Williston 


SOUTH  DAKOTA. 


High  School  Principals. 

Aberdeen W.  L.  Coelirane. 

Alcester (J.  N.  Sabin. 

Alexandrai L.   C.   Flanegin. 

A]i)ena Henry  Hendrickson. 

Andover J.  H.  Hetlev. 

t 

Arlington A.   II.   Seymour. 

Armour T.  W.  Jackson. 

Artesian B'.   J.  Woodbury. 

Asliton W.  R.  Thompson. 

Athel L.  B.  Green. 

Aurora L.    S.    Jones. 

Baltic Julia   M.  Roadie. 

Bangor Mrs.   N.   Veley. 

Bath (>.  Jorgenson. 

Belle  Fourclio .T.  II.  Stcuteville. 

Beresford (Jeo.  W.  Kephart. 

Big  Stone— Frank  M.  Beattv. 

Blunt C.  I.  W.  Smith. 

Bowdle J.   E.   Johnson. 

Bradlev W.  Eu<rene  Smith. 

Bridgewatcr— S.    M.   Smith. 

Bristol D.   E.   Hibbs. 

Britton W.   S.  Given. 

Brookings H.   C.   Emm. 

Bruce Sadie  I^thian. 


Brvant- 


-C.  T.  Kinff. 


Buffalo  Cap  — H.  H.  Mason. 

T^utler Bessie     Kutzler. 

Canistola W.  A.   Schmidt. 

(a nova-  — Ellen  McKeon. 

Canton C.  G.  Lawrence. 

—Esther  Gunderson. 


(  arthage- 


Castlewood H.  L.  Priest. 

Centervillc Ernest  C.  Ede. 

Central F.  R.  Miller. 

Chamberlain F.   C.    Clark. 

Claremont Frank    Smith. 

Clark M.    O.   Hill. 

Clear  Lake J.  J.  Hatteberg. 

Col  man D.  Thorn  burg. 

Columbia Alice  Reagan. 

Custer L.  V.  Jackson. 

Davis Marie  Castor. 

Deadwood Alexander    Strachan. 

Dell  Rapids W.  E.  Lamb. 

Delmont H.  O.  Swingen. 

DeSmet L.  F.  Bunker. 

Doland Fred  White. 

East   Sioux  Falls O.   E.  Gulbraneson. 

Edgemont W.  H.  Allen. 

Egan A.  J.  Smalley. 

Elkton Montgomery   Moore. 

Emery F.    II.    Griffin. 

Erwin Lewis   W.   Martyn. 

Estelline A.    A.    Schmidt. 

Ethan S.  C.  Oathout. 


Eureka Emmett   McKenna. 

Evarts I^u  V.   Schellenger. 

Fairfax Ira  J.  Bradlev. 


Faulkton Clyde    H.   King. 

Flandreau B.   'SI.   Lawrence. 

Ft.  Pierre Belle  Munger. 

Frankfort D.  C.  Campbell. 

Frederick F.   R.  Ketchum. 

Freeman W.  0.  Lamb. 


528 


PATTESSOH'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORT 


UIOU  HCUOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


(jarden  City Winifred   Walsh. 

(jtarretiwm W.  M.  2^1air. 

(jiary J.  C.  Lindsey. 

(iayville Jonas    Leyman. 

(icdden L.   L.   Murphy. 

(iettysburg W.  A.  Bentiey. 

(flcnhain Ina   Durham. 

(iroton J.  M.  Hunter. 

llarrisburg Pearle  Irene  Odell. 

Harrison A.  G.  McGilvra. 

Hartford E.  W.  Spencer. 

Hazel K.   E.   Adams. 

Hecla Elliott    McFarlane. 


Henry — 
Herniosa- 
Herreid— 


-B.    O.    Tankersley. 
— J.  W.  Dailey. 
-E.  P.  Williams. 
— Christine    Kelly. 


Hetland- 

Hi^^hmore Bruce  McVay. 

Hill  City Lawrence  W.  Rooney. 

Hi  lis  view J.  M.  Buscher. 

Hitchcock Grace  Calkins. 

Hosnier E<lna    White. 

Hot   Springs J.  Jones,  Jr. 

Howard W.  H.  Meek. 

Hudson B.   M.  Benson. 

Humboldt Mrs.  Emma  Boulette. 

Hurley (Jerald  E.  Muller. 

Ipswicli J.  Will  Harris. 

Irene Ida  l^ovles. 

lro<|uois II.  ^I.  Best. 

.lava A.  I.  O'Keilly. 

.fi'lferson       -W.   P.  Chantberlain. 

Kcvstone J.  C.  Walker. 

Kimball Mary  J.  ^laguire. 

Uikc   Andes —    1).    E.   McMullen. 

Lake  Breston .1.  S.  Ellis. 

Lane-    Xoda  Brown. 

Iviingford B.  E.  Colby. 

Lead Anson  H.  Bigrlow. 

Li'banon-       ().   K.  Conibellick. 

Lennox Edward  J.  Andrew. 

Lestcrville John    IF.    Batenian. 

Letcher         Grace   Smith. 

Lilv         V.   A.   Stone. 

l/ooniis  Mae   Lewis. 

Madison  L.  (J.   Aveiv. 

Marion    Junction         ilardenbrook. 

Meckling  -     Helle  Orr. 

Mellette—    K.   E.    Ilardie. 

Menno J.  A.  Nagel. 

Milbank S.   K.  (  lark. 

Miller G.  H.  (Jrace. 

^liaaion  Hill ElUi  Patterson, 


Mitchell F.  H.  HoflF. 

Monroe Arthur  M.  Owens. 

Montrose Ida  S.  Williams. 

Mount  City T  M.  Agoes. 

Mt.   Vernon O.  E.  Frown. 

Xorthville C.  E.  Evans. 

Oacoma J.   D.   House. 

Oldham Inez  O.  Pearley. 

Olivet F.  C.  Beers. 

Onida T.  L.  Mitchell. 

Parker E.  D.  Stivers. 

Parkston J.  F.  Karns. 

Piedmont Cornelia  Beach. 

Pierpont W.  R.  Van  Walker. 

Pierre ^W.  P.  Dunlavey. 

Plankinton E.  P.  Shepherd. 

Platte J.  V.  Murphy. 

Pollock A.  E.  Moore. 

Pukwana Ethel  Wilson. 

Ramona Mrs.  Olaf  Odce. 

Rapid  aty J.  C.  Blyman. 

Raymond J.  M.  Dague. 

Redfield A.  M.  Randolph. 

Ree  Heights E.  W.  Noyes. 

Richards O.  T.   Dye. 

Richland Winifred    Clemcntsen. 

Roscoe Edith  Shipke. 

St.  T^awrence F.  D.  Snyder. 

Scotland F.  R.  Sherwood. 

Selby CL  J.  Schellenger. 

Sherman Nettie  M.  Hartsell. 

Sioux  Falls F.  C.  McClelland. 

Sisseton O.  H.  Jones. 

South  Shore J.  R.  Freeman. 

Spearfish J.  E.  Fleming. 

Spencer F.  E.  Schmidt. 

Springfield Bessie  M.  Johnston. 

Sturgis H.  R.  Tucker. 

Summit W.  C.  Lyans. 

Terraville G.    W.    Fallon. 

Terry F.  M.  Stotler. 

Toronto J.  V.  Starrett. 

Trent Car.  D.  Kiser. 

Trip]) L.   F.  Kintz. 

Turton R.  J.  Lundy. 

A'.Uley  Springs R.  DeWitt  Burr. 

A'orniillion T.  R.  Byers. 

Viborg E.  E.  Vernon. 

Volga E.  P.  Conwell. 

Volin T.    C.   Grimes. 

Wagner Eniilv   Meade. 

Wakonda E.  V.  Griffin. 

Watertown E.  T.  FUch, 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


529 


UlOn  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Wariicr- 
\\'aubay- 


-Chas.  Creed. 
-N.  A.  Frost. 


Webster Win.  A.  Thompson. 

Went  worth J.  R.  Moses. 

—Margaret    Baldwin. 


Wcssington 


Wess.  Sprin^^'s Alex.  Kennedy. 

Westport C.  C.  Lory. 

White C.   A.  Mystrom. 

White  Lake C.  L.  Corrington. 


White  Rock Majorie  M.  Shirk. 

Witewood A.  A.   Uines. 

Willow  Lake E.  H.  Kahl. 

Wilmot John    Stanford. 


Winfred- 
Wolsev— 


-Verne    Shaw. 
-A.  B.  Shepard. 


Wonsockett K.  L.  Biederftaedt. 

Wortliing J.   B.   Clendennen. 

Yankton R.   C.   Schellenberger. 

VERMONT. 


Principals  and  Superintendents. 

Barre Ozias  1).  Mathewson. 

Barton Harry  J.  Stannard. 

Barton  landing Clifford  F.  Hall. 

Bellows  Falls Bert  E.  Merriam. 

Bellows  Falls Allison  E.  Tuttle. 

Bennington Albert  W.  Varney. 

Bennington A.  Bush  Willmarth. 

Bethel George  S.  Wright. 

Bloomfield Frank  B.  Flanders. 

Bradford Edward  Ci.  Baldwin. 

lirandon Fred  E.  Prichard. 

Brattleboro Hobart  K.  Whitaker. 

Bridport Miss  Ruth  C.  Snow. 

Bristol William  H.  Botsford. 

Brookfield Miss  Gertrude  V.  Davis. 

Burlington Isaac   Thomas. 

Burlington Henry  O.  Wheeler. 

Cambridge Kirk   L.  Ellsworth. 

Canaan Walter  C.  Maurice. 

Chelsea John  M.  Comstock. 

Chester Sylvester  F.  Pel  ton. 

Corinth Sidney  C.  Harding. 

Danville Bartlett  E.  Goodnough. 

Enosburg  Falls Charles  A.  Guild. 

Essex  Junction Carleton  D.  Howe. 

Fair  Haven Charles  E.  Prior. 

Franklin Clarence  L.  Jordan. 

(Jaysville Miss  Alice  K.  Chedel. 

(iroton Francis   E.   Hemenwav. 

Ilardwick Clarence   H.  Willey. 

Highgate Harry  W.  Winslow. 

Hinesburgh Ira  Phelps  Kellogg. 

Hyde   Park George  Henderson. 

Irasburg Elmer  A.  Slack. 

Island  Pond S.  Everett  Marks. 

Jefferscmville Loren  R.  Howard. 

Johnson ^liss  Rubv  Warfield. 

ft' 

Ludlow Franklin  E.  Heald. 

Lvndon iTames  F.  Smith. 

Middlebury Everett  Skillinga. 

^liddlet'n  Springs— Roswell  L.  Wilmarth. 


Milton Edward  S.  Abbott. 

Montpelier Edward  E.  Thompson. 

Morrisville William  A.   Beebe. 

Newburv John  S.  Gilman. 

New  Haven Arthur  W.  Eddy. 

Newport Clarence  C.  Cowles. 

No.  Bennington J.  Francis  Allison. 

North  Troy Nelson  S.  Mitchell. 

North  field Duan^L.  Robinson. 

Norwich Miss  Susan  B.  Cole. 

Pittsford- 
Poultney- 
Proctor — 
Putnev — 


— Learned  R.  Noble. 
— W.   Stevenson  Sneider 
-Winthrop  P.  Abbott. 
-Miss  Jennie  E.  Pierce. 


Randolph Ernest  (J.  Ham. 

Rich  ford Edwin  F.  Green. 

Richmond Alvin  E.  Thomas. 

Rochester J.  Ora  Codding. 

Rutland Samuel  H.  Erskine. 

Rutland Willard  A.  Frasier. 

St.  Albans Frank  J.  Sagendorph. 

St.  Johnsbury Clarence  H.  Dempsey. 

Shelburne Clarence  M.  Hazen. 

Sheldon ^liss  Addie  E.  Flanders. 

South  Rovalton Julius  V.  Sturtevant. 

« 

South  Ryegate — Miss  Bessie  B.  Anthoine. 

Springfield Edward  M.  Roscoe. 

Stowe Carroll  H.  Drown. 

S wanton Herman  H.  Kibbev. 

Underbill Pearlev  A.  Gilmore. 

Vergennes Bradley  C.  Rogers. 

Wallingford Orvis  K.  Collins. 

Waterburv Willis  H.  Hosmer. 

Wells  River Earle  E.  Wilson. 

West  Rutland Fred  W.  Carrier. 

West  Windsor ^lisa  Altha  Dutton. 

^\^lite  River  Jet. — Nelson  J.  Whitehill. 

Williamstown ^liss    Marion    Hosford. 

Wilmington John  E.  Stetson. 

Windsor — Warren   E.  Fisher. 

Winooski Asa  M.  Jones. 

Woodstock Edward  S.  Wataon. 


530 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HIOU  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


WASHINGTON. 


High  School  Principals. 

Aberdeen R.    E.   Harris. 

Acme W.  D.  Collins. 

Atlna Mrs.  J.  McCutclieon. 

Albion L.  B.   Kicker. 

Alniira Chas.  T.  Deets. 

Anacortes Fred    J),    (artwriglit. 

Arlington Frank  D.  Lewis. 

Asotin J.  K.  Jones. 

Auburn F.  B.  Walker. 

Avon F.  K.  Tucker. 

Ballard J.   C.   Dickson. 

JJay  View T.  H.  hook. 

Belle  vue F.  J.  Hoi  ling  worth. 

Bellingham W.  J.  Hughes. 

Bickleton T.  Clvde  Anderson. 

Berlin Robert  P.  Kennedy. 

lilack  Diamond David  Thomas. 


Blaine- 


-A.  N.   Keeler. 


Bothell M.  E.  Durluini. 

Bremerton C.  E.  Beach. 

Bridgeport Blanclie  {Shane. 

Brush   Prairie A.   C.   Rhinehart. 

Buckley Ci.   L.   Carver. 

Bucoda C.  H.  Clements. 

Burlington J.  F.  Craig. 

15iirton Mrs.  Minnie  G.  Staup. 

( 'anias Philo   Hammond. 

Cannondale Luther    Livingston. 

Carbonado A.  L.  Hunter. 

Cashmere .1.  Lcigli  Cam()bcll. 

Castlcrock  -      A.    \V.    Bush, 
tathlamct       -W.  W.   Head. 

Catlin W.   ().    Powell. 

Centervillo Thos.   M.    Hrown. 

Centralia Philii)  liVady. 

Centralia     —I).  T.    \'an   Tiiic. 
Charleston  — J.  A.  Hall. 
(  hehalis   —  F.    S.    Tlionii)son. 
t  helan   — Ktta  Fran<is. 

Chencv \j.  L.   IIov. 

(  iK'saw —   Blanclie  Swit/ci. 

Chester W.  P.  Lvnrli. 

Chewala J.    N.    Dow. 

Chinook    — An^us  .lack. 

Clarkston Otis    Randall. 

Clavton Joannettc    Sunt  liwiik. 

« 

(learbrook-     ^I.  ^^^   hloiidin. 
Clcarlake     -  F.  P.  McCrcal. 

Cleveland T.   M.   Rolfc. 

Colfax n.   M.    Cook. 


Chiton H.  A.  Ellis. 

Columbia D.  (i.  Fenton. 

Colville Hugh   (Jraves. 

Conconully W.  T.  Thompson. 

Conn L.   E.   Unger. 

C<mnell Minnie    Langdim. 

Cosmopolis Ci.  E.  Carroll. 

Coulee  City J.  M.  Davis. 

Coupeville A.   E.  Bond. 

Creston \V.  .J.  Reeves. 

Cunningham Henrv  K.  Dillenback, 

Custer P.  R.  JetTcott. 

Davenport CJeorge  E.  Craig. 

Davton J.  D.  Stout. 

Deer    Park—    -S.    L.    Peterson. 

laming Katherine    (irant. 

Des   Moines Anna   Eagan. 

Diamond 15.    A.   Tvler. 

Dixie Chas.  Twitchell. 

Doty Emma   ( I  ruber. 

Downs E.   H.  (iij>son. 

Drvad M.   L.  Carrier. 

• 

East  Mill  Plain-     -Lena  Deuyer. 

Eastsound H.   E.  Loop. 

Eatonville C.  (J.  (larretson. 

Edgewood P.   L.   Pool. 

E<lison —   L.  J.  Knapp. 

Edmonds B.  W.  Riggs. 

Edwall A.   F.  Zimmerman. 

Elbert  on H.  T.  hion. 

Ellenburg  -    -F.   L.  Calkins. 
Ellsworth —    Minnie  E.  Teesdale. 
Endicott   -     C.  M.  S.  Lyon. 
Elnia         A.   M.   Kilgore. 
Enumclaw-       B.  R.  Kibler. 
Everett         (Jeo.   E.   St.  .John. 

Kvcrson .L   R.    Simonson. 

Fairfu'Id         C.  .L  Hutchinson. 
Falls  (  ity-       J.  11.  Hanna. 

Fanniii^ton \\'.   'SI.   Kollock. 

Kelida         .1.   B.  Cehr. 
Fern   Hill         V.  1).  (loss. 
Kcrndalc         L.    P.   B<*nnett. 
I'ifc         (icor;:ia    A.   Fletcher. 
Kir         Kiinna    PvatolifTe. 
I'ldrrncc         Mrs.  K.  A.  Small. 
I'cistn  Irwiii   F.  Moore. 

Frailer-  F.   1».  l?arnes. 

Franklin         \\'.   1.  Johnson. 
Friday   HarlM.r         F.  F.  -loubert. 
Cailicld    -     J.  ().   Mattoon. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


531 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


CJeorgetown F.   H.   Plumb. 

(jrig  Harbour Mrs.  Dora  McKee. 

(ioldendale Chas.   Timbliii. 

(Irauite    Falls (ieorge    W.    White. 

Hadlock Johu   1).   Phillips. 


Hamilton- 
Harmony— 
Harrington 


C.   A.  Hungerford. 

Martha  D.  Snyder. 

— (;.  C.  Faker. 

Hillyard Milton    Todd. 

Hartline Mary  M.  Lillie. 

Hoquiam S.   (».   Burkhead. 

Huntsville .Tames    Fitzgerald. 

llwaco O.  R.  Dinwiddie. 

Issaquah F.  H.   Huntworth. 

Johnson O.  V.  Purnell. 

Juanita Lewis  E.  Reese. 

Kalama Joseph  Patrick. 

Kelso L.   N.   Plamonden. 

Kent D.   McCarver. 

Kettle  Falls J.  J.  Charlton. 

Kirkland 8.   1).   Steininger. 

La  Center H.  J.  Lonctot. 

La  Conner W.  A.  Nicholas. 

Laeey Cascandra  Messegce. 

lakeside C.  E.  Rusk. 

Lamona Myrtle  Faine. 

Langley Blanche    K.   Judkins. 

Latah A.  D.  Foster. 

Lawrence J.   E.  Rice. 

Leavenworth Paul  H.   Buck. 

Lebam W.  M.  Round. 

Lester ^Irs.   Flora   Clabaiigh. 

Liiid C.  W.   Thompson. 

Little  Falls Win.  U.  Neeley. 

Little  Rock W.  G.  Parker. 

I^omis W.  'SI.  Grant. 

Loon  Lake 
Lowell 


^label  Wilson. 

A.   E.   Green. 


Lyman W.  H.  Jordan. 

Lynden S.  A.  Baxter. 

Mackay Lillian  B.  Knight. 

Machias W.    R.    St.   John. 

McMillan Chas.  Trie. 

^NfcMurray Chns.   N.  Winger. 

^fanor Bessie   La  Rock 

^larcus Antoinette  Richardson. 

Marietta W.  D.   Gillen. 

Marvville Ulvsses    S.   Jeans. 

^fead Delma   Fonncr. 

^Sfodical  Lake—     (\  ;M.  Burnham. 

Monlo W.   E.   Grcenway. 

Mesa A.    S.   Kerfoot. 

Mica ]\Iartin    Lewis. 


Midland Evelyn  McMillan. 

Milan T.   A.   Yowell. 

Milltown Leone  Currie. 

Monroe Ira  Graffis. 

Montesano-- — E.  Wheeler. 

Moran  Prairie Daisy  S.  Rol)inson. 

Moscow F.  E.  Hoskins. 

Mossy   Rock Maude  Mitech. 

Mount  Vernon G.  A.  Russell. 

Mukilteo Thomas    Owens. 

Myers  Falls Mary  L.  Nichol. 

Napavine Thos.  V.  Fear. 

New  Castle E.  C.  Roberts. 

Newport Belle  Mclnnis. 

Nooksack Geo.  W.  Sickles. 

Northbend Scott    Wilcox. 

Northport H.    H,    Barton. 

North  Yakima W.  F.  F.  Celleck. 

Oak  Harbor F.  W.  Showalter. 

Oakville J.  A.  Dowden. 

O'Brien J  E.  McCleery. 

Odessa — ^— V.  C.  Chargois. 

— W.  W.  Montgomery. 

-W.   I.   Osbum. 


Olyrapia- 
Orting — 

Paha 

Palouse Chas.  Henry. 

Parkland W.  F.  Bailey. 

Pasco John  G.  Gaiser. 

Pataha   City A.  L.   Cabbage. 

Peach C.  W.  Munden. 

Pe  Ell Rodney  Ackley. 

Pine  City G.  W.  Hyland. 

Plaza D.  H.  Jones. 

Pleasant  Ridge Noble  G.  Ric» 

Pomeroy  Blakely Anna  Carl 

Port   Orchard Mrs.  Almina  Dill. 

Port  Townsend J,  M.  FHt.. 

Poulsbo Bernt   Aune. 


Prescott- 
Preston- 
Prosser— 


-G.    S.   Livengood. 
-R.  Hay. 


Pullman- 
Puyallup- 

Quincy- 


-Elihu  Bowles. 
— J.  L.  Dumas. 
— J.  ]M.  Lay  hue. 

-Jean   Skiles. 

lUvensdale W.   L.   Selby. 

Reardan W.    J.    Taylor. 

Redmond Etta  M.  Stuart. 

Renton G.    H.    Conklin. 

Republic Miss  L.  L.  West. 


Vt 


Louise   Wakefield. 


Richardson 

Richmond Addie    Smith. 

Ridgefield— J.    W.    Lively. 


532 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Ridgeway W.  S.  Pickett. 

Kitzville J.  H.  Perkins. 

Rockford W.  E.  Mulkey. 

Rosalia Daisy    Biisbey. 

Roslyn G.  I.  Wilson. 

Roy A.    R.    Terpening. 

St.  John J.   8.  Albright. 

8an  de  Fuca Ida  Schriner. 

Sara T.    M.    Bowman. 

Seattle F.  B.  Cooper. 

Seattle,   West R.   ]).  Bailey. 

Seattle,  South B.  R.  McElreath. 

Scdro Woolev   Albert   G.  More. 


-Harlin  E.  Risley. 


Seguin— 
Shaniokawaa- 

Shelton H.  M.  Richardson. 

Silver  Beach A.  D.  Featty. 

Skvkomish (leo.   D.  Poe. 

Smelter L.  A.  Stockton. 

Snohomish Lhas.    M.    Sherman. 

Snoqualmie W.   O.   Farmer. 

South  Bend H.  A.  Gibbon. 

South  Park Nellie  Bunker. 

South   Prairie Frank  Bacon. 

Spanaway G.  G.  Groves. 

Spangle Edward  (Jeise. 

Spokane J.  A.  Tormey. 

Spraguc 'J'.  A.  Da  vies. 

Si)ringfield Wni.  Horton. 

Stan  wood Katheriiie    Anderson. 

Star llarrv   Kennedv. 

Starbuck ('.   B.   Lcathcrman. 

Startui) T.    L.    Dyer. 

Steilacoom         Jessie   Barlow. 

Sultan 1.    V.    Moran. 

StevcMison         Richard  Scales. 
Strandell Ralph    Rol)erts. 


Hi^li  School  Principals. 
Allvinv ('.  W.  Whiteomb. 

Algonia         n.  O.  Dod^^e. 

Ahna Geo.   M.   Snod^'iass. 

Alnia   (enter    — M.   \'.   Bovcc. 
AIuMMid     -    F.  -I.  H(.)]t. 
Ainciy     — Frank  R.  Nasli. 
Anilicrst     -  David   Newberry. 
Anti'M)  — W.  II.  llickok. 
Appleton         Ralph  W.   Pringle. 
Arcadia     -  Herbert   A.   Sncnvdun. 
Arj'vlc —  Thomas   AN'cbster. 
Ashland Edwin  F.  Mever. 


Sumas H.  M.  Wallace. 

Sumner C.  H.  Hodge. 

Sunny  dale J.  A.   Uess. 

Sunnyside Miss  K.  L.  Brown. 

Tacoma A.   K   Warner. 

Tekoa »J.  C.  Webster. 

Tenino Georgie  L.  Foster. 

Thornton P.   Krueger. 

Thorp C  0.  Singer. 

Toledo W.  E.  Moore. 

Toopenish S.  S.  Busch. 

Touchet D.  E.  Bruffett. 

Tvler Willard  B.  Anderson. 

Union  town M.  S.  Oakes. 


Van  Asselt- 


-Emma  V.  Garrett. 


Vancouver G.  W.  Shumway. 

Vashon F.  J.  Waldron. 

Waitsburg J.  H.  Chapman. 

Walla  W^alla O.  S.  Jones. 

Wallula J.  W.  Stuteville. 

Walviile Fred  G.  Weller. 

Washougal W.  T.  Jacob. 

Washtucna O.  D.  Sherer. 

Waterville E.  F.  Elliott. 

Waverlv S.  A.  Randle. 

Wenatchee Ernest  Riste. 

Wilbur C  H.  Armstrong. 

Wild  Rose  Prairie Mrs.  C.  Aide. 

Wilkeson Catherine  Davies. 

Wilson  Creek E.  F.  Emmett. 

Winlock H.  H.  Smith. 

Winona Guy  Hughes. 

Woodland Miss  Carolina  Jeffers. 

Woodinville J.  E.  Sinclair. 

Yacolt Anita  Wilson. 

Yesler Mrs.  W.  L.  Harrington. 


WISCONSIN. 


Augusta W^  U.  Shephard. 

Avoca Patrick  Lynch. 

Baldwin W.  S.  Freeman. 

Bangor J.  J.  Neuman. 

Baraboo G.  W.  Gehrand. 

Barron F.  H.  Swenson. 

Bayfield E.  C.  Gotham. 

Beaver  Dam Homer  B.  Hubbell. 

Belleville W.  N.  Steil. 

Belmont W.  G.  Mase. 

Beloit —    F.  E.  Converse. 

Benton Frank  L.  Faucett. 

lierlin Edwin  T.  (TBrien, 


OF  TMK  UNITED  StAtES  ANl)  CANa1)A. 


533 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Bimamwood- 
Black  Earth 


— VV.  W.  Stewart. 

-L.  C.  Hatch. 

Black  River  Falls John  E.  Hale. 

Blair A.  L.  Halvorsen. 

Bloomer C  J).  Donaldson. 

Bloom ingtoii W  G.  Barnes. 

Boscobel M.  C.  Talnier. 

Boyd G.  W.  Weldon. 

Brandon A.  B.  Houghton. 

Brillion K.  S.  (ioodhiie. 

Brodliead F.  A.  Harrison. 

Burlington Geo.  A.  Works. 

Cadott H.  C.  Verbeck. 

Cambria Walter  Verity. 

Cambridge John  Haight. 

Cashton C.  H.  Bachhuber. 

Cassville R.  Q.  Klotz. 

Ledarburg E.  O.  Holty. 

Chetek CJeo.  M.  Paulus. 

Chilton G.  M.  Morrissey. 

Chippewa  Falls S.  B.  Tobcy. 

Clinton C.  E.  Lamb. 

Clintonville W.  E.  Switzer. 

Cobb Francis  M.  Bray, 

Colby D.  A.  Swartz. 

Columbus Ci.  E.  Bunsa. 

Crandon J.  H.  Linderman. 

Cuba  Citv Lewis  A.  Jones. 

Cumberland ,1.  H.  Ames. 

Darien J.  E.  Z.  Turney. 

Darlington R.  E.  I>oveland. 

Dartford (Jeo.  B.  Mortimer. 

Deerfield O.   S.   Rice. 

Y)e  Forest E.  C.  Meland. 

Delavan 1.  B.  Davies. 

De  Pere John  W\  Steenis. 

Dodgeville C.  G.  Babcock. 

Durand Clifford   C.  Pease. 

Eagle   River W.  D.   Fuller. 

East  Troy Julius   Winden. 

Eau  Claire M.  S.  Frawley. 

Eilgerton W.  A.  Clark. 

Elkhorn T.  J.  Jones.  - 

EIroy W.  S.  Hake. 

Ellsworth W.  F.  Lusk. 

Evans ville Arthur  II.  Sholtz. 

Fairchild  — Taylor  Frye. 

Fennimore E.  L.  Roe  the. 

Florence W.  T.  Darling. 

Fond  du  Lac Elizabeth  Waters. 

Fort  Atkinson J.  A.  Hagemann. 

Fountain  City M.  M.  Warner. 


Fox  Lake August  Grimm. 

Friendship Tilda  Holm. 

(jalesville H.  C.  Almy. 

(ilenbeulah R.  M.  Radsch. 

(ilenwood O.  V.  Thiele. 

Grand  Rapids II.  8.  Youker. 

Grantsburg W.  F.  Steve. 

Green  I^y,  E. W.  (>.  Brown. 

(ireen  Bay,  W. H.  llendrickson. 

(ireenwood E.  E.  (Jreen. 

Hammond lames  B'.  (iraham. 

Hartford D.  C.  Ciile. 

Hayward E.  M.  (iilbert. 

Hazel  (Jreen B.  M.  Jostad. 

Highland W.  E.  Kircher. 

Hillsboro F.  B.  Pollev. 

Hixton Robert  Lohrie. 

Horicon Fred  W.  Ilein. 

Hortonvillc Uniis  A.  Bu  Dahiii. 

Hudson 1).   L.   Hennessev. 

Hurlev W.  W.  Talcott.  * 

Humbird Leo  H.  King. 

loLa Oscar  (Junderson. 

Iron  River ().  E.  Rice. 

Janesville H.  C.  Buell. 

Jefferson ^lax  M.  Muenich. 

Juneau D.  E.  McLane. 

Kaukauna A.  M.  Olson. 

Kenosha W.  J.  Hanunill. 

Kewaskun .1.  F.  Cavanaugh. 

Kewaunee M.  McMahon. 

Kiel K.  C.  \'an  De  Walker. 

Kilbourn Chester  W.  Smith. 

la  Cros.se W.  R.   Ilemmenwav. 

Ladvsmith B.  L.  Birkbeck. 

Lake  (ieneva H  M.  Snow. 

Lake  Mills         Allen  B.  West. 

Lancaster (  .    K.   Slothower. 

Linden— — Fred  H.  Kchberg. 

Lodi S.   Miles  Thomas. 

Lone  Rock M.  T.  Hucklev. 

I>oyal F.  L.  Kneip. 

Madison J.  II.  Hutchinson. 

Manawa O.    P.  Brown. 

Manitowoc,  N. Taul  (J.  W.  Keller. 

Manitowoc.  S. W.  IL  Luehr. 

Manitowoc,  W. T.  W.  Dsivies. 

Marinette (  has.  E.  Long. 

Markesan H.  A.  Price. 

Marion M.  Mortenson. 

Marshall —   IL  (J.  Parkinson. 
Marshfield J.  B.  Borden. 


584 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Maustoii- 


W.  E.  Uteiidorfcr. 


Mayville L.  S.  Keeley. 

Mazomaiiie F.  G.  Kraege. 

Aiedford F.  W.  Thomas. 

Mcnaslia John  Callahan. 

Menomonee Thos.   R.    Lloyd-Jones 

Menomonee  Falls J.  J.  Pettijohn. 

Merrill G.  J.  Roberts. 

Merrillau C.  ]..  Hill. 

Middleton F.  G.  Mueller. 

:SIilton William  C.  Bartelt. 

Milton  Junction Herbert  D.  Laube. 

Milwaukee  (East  Div.) Geo.  A.  Cham- 
berlain. 

Milwaukee   (West  Div.) Chas.  E.  Mc- 

Lenegan. 

Alilwaukee    (North   Div.) Richard    E. 

Krug. 

Milwaukee      (South      Div.) Edward 

Rissman. 

^lineral  Point J.  F.  Bergen. 

Mondovi J.  W.  Nesbit. 

Monroe — -(ieo.  \\'.  Swartz. 

Montelio Elsie  M.  Murley. 

^Montfort R.  M.  Orchard.' 

Mosinee William  Schwalbe. 

Mt.  Hope Emilv  Horlett. 

Mt.  Horeb William  H.  Kellev. 

Mukwanago William   Fowlie. 

Muscoda J.  E.  Norris. 

Xecedah    — \\'.  E.   Elmer. 

Xeenah E.  M.  Pectman. 

Neillsville L.  W.  Wood. 

New  Lisbon—     Fred    Thomson. 
New  London  — W.  J.  Hamilton. 
New  Richmond C.  J.  Brewer. 

Oakfield E<lward  T.  Foot<'. 

(hikwood Kdwanl  P.  ("rain. 

Oconomovvoc—     AN  illiiim   Kittle. 
Oconto   —  Asa   ^1.   Hoyce. 
()f;onto   Falls—     .las.   1).  ('ow<rill. 

Omro E.   K.  Sheldon. 

Onalaska J.  II.  Jordan. 

Ontario   —  F.   C.   Brav. 
Oreiron         Franklin  (Jould. 
Osceola       -  Lelah   IMcston. 

Oshkosh A.  B.  O'Neil. 

l*almvra A.  J.  Tliovne. 

Pardeeville-    -C.  }\.  Ray. 
Pepin- — G.   A.  Bowden. 

Peshti<'o Robert  C.  Wendt. 

l*(!wankee- Franklin    FI.   Zellliofer. 


Phillips — 
Pitts  ville- 
Plainfield— 
Platteville- 
Plvmouth- 
l*orta:re — 


B.  W.  Bridgman. 
— Kate  A.  Lawler. 
— G.  E.  Dafoe. 
— Oliver  E.  (irav. 
— W.  B.  Collins.' 


W.  (L  Clouirh. 


Potosi     — E.  A.  Revnolds. 

I*ort  Washington A.  A.  Blandin. 

Poynette John  F.  Powers. 

Prairie  du  Chien Philip  A.  KolU 

Prairie  du  Sac John  Dixon. 

Prentice A.  J.  Austin. 

Prescott James  (Joldsworthv. 

Princeton Oscar  C.  Olman. 


Racine E. 

Randolph 

Reeseville 

Reedsburg — 

Rewev H. 

Rhinelander  - 
Rib  I^ke 


W.  Blackhurst. 
E.  W.  McCrarv. 
-John  P.  Ford. 

-J.  B.  Baldwin. 
F.  Gilmore. 

—¥.  A.  Lowell. 

Nicholas  (lUnderson. 

Rice  Lake E.  C.  McClelland. 

Richland  Center (Jrant  E.  Pratt. 

Ripon W.  Harlev  Barber. 

River  Falls J.  W.  T.  Ames. 

Rosendale Alice  M.  Tetherly. 

Sauk  C  ity R.  A.  Brandt. 

Sexton vi lie    — 'J'hos.  A.  Nee. 

Seymour F.  W.  Ax  ley. 

Sharon John  Henry  Stauft". 

Shawano J.  Leidenberg. 

Sheboygan A.  D.  Tarnutzer. 

Sheboygan  Falls A.  C.  Kingsford. 

Shell  Lake Wm.  L.  Bullock. 

Shullsburf'      -  Hal   Murlev. 
Soldiers  (J rove —    Wm.  B.  Rogers. 

South     ^lilwaukee Alexander     Cor>t 

vet. 

Sparta Frank   ^I.  Jack. 

Spooner J,  (J.  Skeels. 

Spring  Green Carl   N.   Hill. 

Spring  \alley —   II.  D.  Keyes. 
St.  Croix  Falls     -   A.  A.  Bachler. 

( 


Stanley         H 
Stevens  point 
Stoekbrid^e 
Stonghton 
Stnr'M'on    15a  \ 
Sun   Prairie 

Snprrior    (Dewey) A.  ( 

Superior   (Blaine)         B.  B 


Stair. 

Flora  E.  St <» wart 
F.   E.   Kellev. 
A.  W  .  Weber. 
('.  C.  St  angel. 
Robert   J.  Ed<Iv. 

Shong. 
James. 


Tliorp 


John   L.  Dahl. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


535 


HIOH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


HIGH  SCHOOL  PRINCIPALS. 


Tomah C. 

Tomahawk- — 


II.  Maxsoii. 

— W.  H.  Jamieson. 


Trempealeau Chas.  J.  McComiick. 

Two  Rivera A.  A.  Thomson. 

Union  Grcve F.  W.  Dunbar. 

I'nity 1).  1\.  Shei)arilaon. 

Verona — 
Viola— 


— Thomas  S.  Thompson. 

-Geo.  E.  San  ford. 

Viroqua S.  E.  Pearson. 

Waldo R.  B.  Thieh 

Walworth F.  J.  Lowth. 

Washburn S.  A.  Oscar. 

Waterford W.  A.  McLaughlin. 


Waterloo — 
Watertown- 
Waukesha- 
Waupaca — 


-K.  L.  Hatch. 
— W.  P.  Roseman. 
— H.  L.  Terrv. 
-if.  O.  Bunting. 


Waupun G.  F.  Loomis. 

Wausau C.  C.  Parlin. 

Wausaukee R.  W.  Whitford. 

W^automa R.  E.  Jack. 

Wauwatosa Francis  M.  !Merica. 

West  Bend C.  H.  Dietz. 

West  De  Pere J.  V.  Brennan. 

Westfield J.  H.  Wheelock. 

West  Salem O.  H.  Miller. 

Weyauwega »T.  J.  Enright. 

Whitehall Alfred  J.  Herrick. 

Whitewater C.  W.  Rittenburg. 

—Anton  Minsart. 


Wilmot — 

Wilton Donald  C.  Lewis. 

Winncconne .J.   E.  Beckler. 

Wittenberg Edward  A.  Ketcham. 

Wonewoc— — A.  L.  Rhodes. 


WYOMING. 


City  Superintendents. 
Afton J.  P.  May. 

Basin J.   E.   Bryant. 

Big  Horn Fanny  Seaver. 

Bryon T.  J.  Howard. 

Buffalo J.  A.   McNaught. 

Cambria F.  S.  Kesling. 

Casper F.  E.  Matheny. 

Dayton Mrs.  Nellie  Fuller. 

Cheyenne H.  E.  Conard. 

CodV F.  W.  Kellev. 

Diamondville J.  R.  ^fcKinnev 

Dietz G.  W.  Wilcox. 

Douglas J.  N.  Peck. 

Encami)nient Golnora  Crow. 

Evanston John   P.  Woodruff. 

Gillette J.  D.  (ollins. 


Glemrock J.  C.  Tjaden. 

(ireen  River H.  J.  Wendt. 

Hanna E.  T.  Hale. 

Kem merer O.  E.  {^wanson. 


-H.  A.  Bucher. 
-F.  W.  Lee. 


Lander- 
Laramie 

Lovell A.   C.  Woodbury. 

Lusk A.  M.  Clark. 

Manville L.  C.  Tidball. 

Meeteotso Dorothy  Reed. 

Newcastle D.  L.  Thornburg. 

Rawlins Benjamin  R.  Crandall. 

Rock  Springs S.  M.  Abbott. 

Saratoga R.  ])e  Witt  Stearns. 

Sheridan C.  R.  Atkinson. 

Sundance W.  S.  Perrin. 

Wheatland John  15urk. 


PRIVATE  STUDIOS. 

MUSIC,  DRAMA,  ART  AND  LANGUAGES. 


N«MV   York.   487   Fifth  Ave. 

EMILIO  AGRAMONTE, 

VOCAL  INSTRUCTION. 
N«'W   York,  208  E.  61st  St. 

RICHARD  ARNOLD, 

INSTRUCTION. 
Concortmaster    Philharmonic    Society. 

New  York,  1202  Carnegie  Hall. 

VIRGINIA   BAILIE, 

PIANO    INSTRUCTION. 
Leschetizky    Method. 

New   York,    1000-1004   Carnegie   Hall. 

GENEVIEVE  BISBEE, 

PIANIST. 

Pinno    Instruction.      Leschotizky    Method. 

New   York.   489   Fifth  Ave. 

MARIE  SEYMOUR  BISSELL, 

VOCAL    INSTRUCTION. 

Prepares    pupils    for    church,    concert    and    ora- 
torio^  

N»'W   York.  23G  W.   55th  St. 

MME.  LUISA   CAPPIANI, 

VOICE     CULTURE. 
New   York,    145  E.  S.'Jrd  St. 

ENRICO  DUZENSI, 

OPERA    TENOR. 

Teacher  of  Tenor  Roherts,  Puula  Woehnlng,  and 
others. 

Now    York,    339   W.    23rd   St. 

PAUL  DUFAULT, 

TENOR. 

Ni'W    York.    535   Fifth   Ave. 

M.  ELFRRT-FLORIO. 

ARTISTIC    SINGING. 
Will   accept  pupils. 


New   York,   Carnegie   Hall. 

CORDELIA  FREEMAN. 

VOICE  CULTXTRE  AND  CONDUCTIVO. 

New  York.   138  Fifth  Ave. 

MIME.  N.  FORNIER, 

RECITALS,    PIANO    LESSONS. 
First    Prize    Paris    Conservatory     (Ecole    Mart- 
montel) . 

New  York,  1291   Lexington  Ave. 

K.  GRIENAUER, 

VIENNA  'CELLO   VIRTUOSO. 
Grienauer    String    Quartet.     Harp    Trio,     Piano 
Trio,  open  for  engagements. 

New    York,    1074   Lexington    Ave. 

MR.  AND  MRS.  C  A.  GRIES, 

PIANO  INSTRUCTION,  ACCOMPANISTS. 

Certltted    teachers    Scharwenka    and    Kliudwurth 
Methods. 

New  Y'ork,  305  Carnegie  Hall. 

HENRY  HOLDEN  HUSS, 

PIANOFORTE  AND  THEORY. 


Now  York,  Carnegie  Hall. 

HORACE  HORTON  KINNEY. 

VOCAL    INSTRUCTION. 


New  York,   1290  Lexington  Ave. 

HANS  KRONOLD, 

'CELLIST. 

New    York,   G4  W.    Ninth   St. 

C  VAN  DER  LINDEN, 

SINGING.    OPERA  REPERTOIRE. 

I-jito    Director    Royal    Dntch    Opera.    Amsterdam. 


New    York,    Hotel   San   Remo. 

EDWIN  H.  LOCKHART. 

BASSO. 

Oratorio.    Concerts,    Instruction. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA. 


537 


PRIVATE  STUDIOS 


PRIVATE  STUDIOS. 


Now   York,   301   W.   139th   St. 

LOUISE  B.  VOIGT, 

80PRAK0. 

Oratorio.   Concert   and   Song   Recitals. 

New   York.   74   W.   85th   St. 

WILLIAM  A.  WEGENER, 

TENOR. 

Concert   and    Oratorio.      Vocal    Instruction. 

Boston,    Huntington    Chambers. 

MRS.  GEORGE  GREENE, 

MEZZO  CONTRALTO  AND  TEACHER. 

Song    Recitals  and   Concerts. 


Boston,    140 A  Tremont  St. 

BRUCE  W.  HOBBS, 

TENOR    SOLOIST. 

Art  of   Breathing  and  Tone  Production. 


Boston,    Trinity    Court. 

BERTHA   WESSELIIOEFT    SWIEl', 

MEZZO   SOPRANO. 

Soloist  and  Teacher. 

Boston.   218  Tremont  St. 

EVERETT  E.  TRUETTE. 

ORGAN,  HARMONY  AND  FLANO. 

I^rge  three-mnnual  organ   In  studio. 

Boston,    New  England  Conservatory   of  Music. 

PAULINE  WOLTMANN, 

SONG   RECITALS.    ORATORIO.    CONCERT. 

(Mnclnnatl,    Cincinnati    Symphony    Orchestra. 

CARLO  FISCHER. 

SOLO  VIOLONCELLIST. 

Recitals.      Concerts.      Ensemble. 


Detroit.   270   Woodward   Ave. 

AGNES  ANDRUS, 

PIANIST  AND  TEACHER. 
Pupil  of  Wager  Swayne,    Paris. 


Detroit,   512  Homer  Warren   Bldg. 

LOUIE  DAVISON, 

CONCERT   VIOLINIST   AND    TEACHER. 

Detroit.    97    Watson   St. 

ETHEL  SPENCER  LLOYD, 

TEACHER  OF  PIANO. 

Virgil   Clavier  Method. 


St.    Paul,   404  Odeon   Bldg. 

MARIE  WILDE  GRAVES, 

SOPRANO. 

Concert,    Recital,    Oratorio. 


Chicago,    610    Kimball    Hall. 

KATE  COHEN 

VOCAL      TEACHER      AND      VOCAL      ACCOM- 
PANIST 

Chicago,   304   Kimball  Hall. 

MME.  LILLIAN  BALLAGH 
SCHOOL   OF   VOICE   AND  PIANO 

Chicago,    522    Kimball    Hall. 

1CA.THERINE  SCHUSTER 

VOICE   CULTURE 


Chicago.   Gl.'{    Kimball    Hall. 

JAN  VAN  OORDT 
VIOLINIST 

Concerts,    Recitals,   Pupils. 

Chicago,  85-87  Auditorium  Building. 

MRS.  MARTHA  JOHNSON  ADAMS 
CONCERT   SOPRANO 

Teacher  of   artistic   Hinging. 

Chicago,    Kimball   Hall. 

TH>:ODOKE  MILITZER 
PIANIST 
Teacher     at    American    Conservatory.       Avail- 
able  for  Concerts  and   Recitals. 


Chicago,    Kimball   Hall. 

VICTOR  GARWOOD 
PIANIST 

Chicago,    410    Kimball    Hall. 

MR.  D.  A.  CIJPPINOER 
THE   ART    OF   SINOINO 

Author    of    "Tlie    Development   of    the    Singing 
V%»ice.'*      Director  Chicago  Madrigal  Club. 

Chicago,    Kimball    Hall. 

aLLEN  SPENCER 

PIANIST  AND  TEACHER 
Concerts,    Recitals. 

Chicago,   62G   Fine   Arts  Building. 

ANNE  SHAW  FAULKNEP. 

DIRECTOR 

Clilcngo     Onhestra     Programme     Study     rinR.s. 
Progranimes   for   clubs   and   private   musicalos. 

'Chicago,   714  St^inway  Hail. 

R.  F.  STLI.LER 

VOICE   TEACHER   AND  DIRECTOR 

Chicago,    516    Fine    Arts    Building. 

VERNON   d'ARNALLE 
BARITONE 


r»ZH 


PATTEBSOH'S  COLLEGE  AHD  SCHOOL  DISECTOST 


PRfVATE   STTDIOS. 


PRH'ATE  STl'DIOS. 


LEO  COOPER, 

fCBOOL  CF  ELOCVTXOV 

rrrat/#rx     «r*d     I^ramatlc    Art«       Establlnfaed      17 

Mlriri#rsi^flU,   <yj0  E,  27th  8t, 

MAUD  ULMER-JONES, 
fonuiro. 

fVfri/'«-rt«,   (nutfir\o.   RfrflUls. 


Mlhri«»aiKiilii.  .'Vi^^  M«^tropoliUn   BIdg. 

1  lorf:nxe  e.  parks, 

DRAMATIC  BOPSAjrO. 

\*Atii    InHtructlon. 


i'hUtiKo.   r»Vi  Kimball  Hall. 

LKS  lER  BARTLETT  JONES, 

TEVOR. 

liln-'tor  of  Miinlt'.   The  UniTcmltj  of  Cblcai^o. 


rhlrnffo.   724  Fine  ArUi  Bldg. 

ROSSETIER  G.  COLE, 

HASM0VT--C0MP08in0V. 

iirgau   niid  Choriia  (>)udacting. 


Chlrago,  724  Fine  Arts  BldR. 

JEAN   O.    RYDSTROM, 

PIAVIST. 
1  iiNtriK'tlonn — Recitala. 


ChlcflfTo.  028  Flrio  ArtJi   IttAg. 

A.  F.  McCARRELL, 

GOVOERT  0R0ANI8T. 

OrKiitiiMt   So^ond    Proahytorlan    Cliurfh.      Tearher 
riiino    iiiul    Orgnn. 


Chlciiffo,   OOH   Fine   Arta  Bldg. 

MAX  AND  JULTA  IIKINRICII, 

VOCAL    STITDIO. 


riilcfiKo,    niM    Fiii<>    ArtH    indk'. 

MRS.  L.  M.  DUNN. 

TEACHER   OF    ARTISTIC   SINGING. 
Iti'Hhicncc:      1    Piirk    Avenue. 


(*h|e«iK<».    no.   20   !•:.    Villi   Iluren   St. 

OI'l'C)   FRANK  DODGE. 

TENOR. 

'I'ejuher   of    Voli'o    -ClioniH    Director     CoiieliiiiK. 


ChscscOf    Flo«   Arts   BnUdin^. 

ELEANOR  MYLER 

TEACHZR  OF  YOICE 

PlaHni;   and   Vol*y:   DeTeli»iHDeot  a    spei-ialty- 

Ckicftffo,    713    Fliwr    Arts    Bnildlmr. 
ARTHUR  DL^NHA^l 
COVCERT   0R6AVIBT 

Or;sanl)it    and     Dire<^or    of    Hasir     for    SinsI 
roii|rr«*jrat!on.      Ori^ranlfft    for    the    Apollo    Clob 

Cblcaro.   618  Floe  Arts   Bldir. 

GRACE  BARTLETT  DOLAND, 


T**»fhPT  DratmatlcArt:   Phjsical  Culture;  Mt-dit^I 
GTmnastlf-s.    Sll^rbt  defects  in  spee<  h  oTcrci»m4*. 

Cbimgo.   414-416  Atbenaeam  Bldg. 

MR.  WILLIAM  HENRY  LAW, 

DRAMATIC    IVSTRXrcnOVS 
Chicago.   321   Kimball   Hall. 

PHILLIPS  SCHOOL  OF  ORATORY. 

ARTHUR  E.  PHILLIF8,  DIRECTOR. 

Chicago,   626   Fine   Arts   Baildlng. 

MARY  FLORENCE  STEA^ENS 
SOPRANO 

Teacher  of   Singing.      Illustrated   Le<-turc    Re- 
el ta  Is. 

Chicago.   62-63   Anditorlum  Bldg. 

H.  A.  KELSO,  JR., 

PIANIST 

Director     Kolso     School     of     Musical     and     Dra- 
matic Art. 

Chicago,    Auditorium  Bldg. 

WALTON  PERKINS, 

PIANIST 

President    Central   Conservatory   of   Music. 

Clilengi*,   Fine   Arts  Bldg 

EMMA  E.  CLARK, 

PIANIST 

ClileajTi..    000    Kimball   Hall. 

LOUISE  ROBYN, 

Coluniblii   S<hool  of  Music. 


Ciucago,    ToH    l-'liie    Ar1(4    ItnlNlliiK. 

WAl/IKR  Sl'JiV 
PIANIST 

'rciirlitr     Sherwrmil     .MiiMlf     School.        lyfclnres. 
KecltiiN    mill     MiihIoiIk. 

Chicago.    Ol!i    I'Ine    ArtH    lliiildin^'. 

KVA    lOMMK'l^  WVC^OFF 
DRAMATIC    SOPRANO 

(on. I'll.    Oriilorlo.    iiikI    Souk    llerilnl.      'I'cu  lu-r 
..r    Sliik'liik'. 


I    Chiejipo.    414    Atbennoum   Bldg. 
!     1:52,')    N.    Ashland   Ave. 

MRS.  M.  BOEHM, 

VOICE    AND    PIANO 

«'hlr;.;ro.    Fi;ie    Arts    Bhlg. 

MARY  IIINxMAN  STEELE. 


VOICE  CULTURE. 


fliloBt  Rtalatlt 
idost  attractitit 
Moa  Jnstruititic 


Pooks! 


The  Garden  3!agazint 
Coantry  Life  in  America 

The    World's   Work 

DOUBLEDAY,  PAGE  &  CO. 

U3.135-137  B»M  16th  Swecl,  New  York 


15our  Iprivilcoc 


any  of  our  books  FO/iT  CONS/D 
ERATIQN.  Simply  let  us  know  which 
you  think  you  will  purchase  and  tell  us  how  long  it  will  take  you  to  decide, 
5  daya  or  10  days,  and  we  will  send  them  entirely  at  our  own  expense.  Thus 
the  Kreat  problem  of  selecting  books  is  solved— ;('f  ^/o£*  fkcm  be/ore  you. 


ITbe  mature  Xibvar? 


The  only  Rroup 
of  books  on  niit- 
iiral  history  that 
Rives  scientific- 
ally accurate  in- 
formation in  si  Ill- 
way  that  maktfs 
it  equally  availa- 
ble   for   studious 

supplementary 
reading. 


Uw  wrbBicml.  niCriSiv 


Our  EBucational  Department  r'd";?o™"p."'S^»?: 

leges  for  our  books  in  Naturf  and  Scifitf,  Biography  and  History,  English 
and  Liieratuie,  and  Domestic  Scienie.  For  intensely  interesting  supple- 
mentary  material  in  any  of  these  subjects,  write  for  our  special  cat^ogs. 


OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA, 


r  BOOK  PVBLISHER8. 


EXT  HOOK  PT'li 


tve  You  Ever  TKou^ht  or  seen,   a  shorthand  syst 
slructeil  that  all  the  words  arc  fully  vocaliied? 


Hnve   Yots  Ever  Thought  s 


.    system    a   possibility  'I 


Have    You    Ever   Thought  that   such    a   system  could  be 
the  speediest  ? 


Have  You  Ever  Thoujfht  that  such  a  system  could  be  in- 
vented  without  resorting  to  arbitrary  rules  and  c 


HKve  You  Ever  Thought  that  such  a  system  must  be  the 
best  and   most  legible  ? 


Hkv«  You  Ever  Thought   that  such   a  system   couUl    be 
given  to  the  world  with  a  few  powerful   rules? 


Hftve  You  Ever  Thought  that  distinctions  such  as  between 
the  words  "summers''  and  "summaries,"  etc.,  should  be  made? 


Have  You  Ever  Thought  that  if  such  a  system  could  be 
invented  it  had  to  be  accomplished  by  a  shorthand  reporter  anil 
not  mere  theorists? 


If  you  have  ever  given  it  a  thought  do  you  not  think 
such  a  system  must  of  necessity  be  purely  phonetic  ? 


Information  cheerfully  fiirniahed  on  application. 
X.OVIS   TR.AVB,     325  Race   St.,     Cincinnati,  O. 


PATTERSON'S   COLLEGE  AND   SCHOOL   DIRECTOKt 

T  UlllIK  PUm^lBHERa.  I  TEXT  BOOK  PI 


^^^^ 

Up-To-Date  Text  Books    | 

For  Hi^K  Schools 

CtmWKItion  NiKl  Rlietork'  (Lilenirj-  Mudel^l,  Kat-ano  and  Beafly 
Tile  Cllciral  Son»  Bmik                                        Piasi  ami  Lavirntc. 

1.00 

.50 
.43 

Tar  Iho   Grades 

ElsmentAry  Opiigrapliy                                                              DaJgr 

Scliwjl  HiBtory  of  tlw  Unitol  SUte-                                          M^r. 

Pelmley  tt  ShuttR  ArithmcHi',  B«ik  I 

Sii]q>lcmi?iibirr  K«i(l>^rs  fuc  ull  gnule!-           I'rke^  .10  ti> 

.85 

Cumiuuti  SeiiK  Diilactkti                                                            .Vu»i'« 
■rheChrid:Hi»Tl.inkinir.F«1iUB.nn.l  Ih.liiu                       Ta^-fr 
Inilustrial  Work  tor  Public  Srh.-.i-                  ///.//a-  ami  R^IUh. 
H.ii»l  Lo.,1.1  WeaviriK                                                                  T.,d.l 

.90 
.90 

RAND,  McNALI^Y  (H.  CO.                    Chicago  and  H>w  YorK           | 

^^^J 

\ 


An  Eminent  Distinction 


SHORTHAND 

Excluaivelj  Adopted  by  tli»  NEW  YORK 
BOARD  OF  EDUCAIIOH  for  a  period  of 
FIVE  YEARS  tNgmniag  JanuaiT,  1905. 


I'.Mlll.M,  1. 1ST  llF  UIHIKS  {IKKICI.M.LV  ADDl'TEO 

Isaac  Pilman  Shorthand  Instructor. 

Business  Cor rrea pond ence  in  Shorthand  |Nos.  1  and  2  Complete)   - 

Isaac  Pitman's  Shorthand  Dictionary, 

20th  Century  Dictation  Boolt  and   Legal  Forms  (ordinary  printl 

(ClotliSl.OO), , 

A  Practical  Course  in  Touch  Typewriting.     (By  Chas.  E.  Smith) 


?1,50 
1.50 


(_?-■« 


11(1  fur 


Isaac  Pitman  &  Sons,  31  Union  Square  West,  New  York 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND   CANADA.  543 


SCHOOL  SUPPLIES. 


SCHOOL  SUPPLIES. 


Central  Scientific  Company 

Manufacturers  and  Importers  of  Laboratory 
Apparatus  and  Supplies  for  Physical,  Chemical, 
Biolotfical    and    Physiotfraphical    Laboratories. 

SOxME  OF  OUR  SPECIALTIES: 

Combined  Wall  and  Table  form  D'Arsonvul.  Optical  Dise  (l)est  form  of  apparatus  for  dem- 
Resistanee  Boxes  of  any  required  accuracy  onstrating  the  Fundamental    Laws  of 

and  capacity.  Optics).    (See  Qitalofr  "O"). 

.Student  form  Spectrometer. 

Combine<l    Optical    Bencli    and  Photometer.  ftirometer,  F'ortin  type. 

The  following  Catalogues  are  issued  and  will  be  sent  free 
ui)on  application  to  interested  parties: 

"M"  Physical  and  Chemical  Appjinitus.  *'S"  Balances  and  Weiglits. 

"N"   Biological  Apparatus.  "T"  Anatomical  Models. 

"O"  Optical  Disc.  •U"  Natural  Physics  Course  (Hall  &  Bergen 

"P"   Projection  Appjinitus.  Apparatus). 

•g'  I^intem  Slides.  "V"  Physiography  (Retuly  Septemlwr  1, 1905). 
**R"  Chemicals  and  Reagents. 


Correspomlence  soli<Mted  concerning  the  complete  equip- 
ment of  Sc'ientiflc  Lalxiratories  with  reliable  apimratus. 

14-28  Michigan  Street,  CHICAGO,  U.  S.  A. 


Hesser*s   Lessons   in   Correspondence 

is  the  latest,  most  comprehensive  and  most  instructive  book  on 
this  subject.  It  is  a  radical  departure  from  the  usual  methods  of 
presenting  the  work  in  that  it  deals  directly,  distinctly  and  exclu- 
sively with  the  matter  in  hand,  leaving  the  lessons  in  Penmanship, 
Rhetoric,  Spelling,  Grammar,  etc.,  to  their  proper  places— classes 
in  those  subjects.  Free  copy  for  examination  to  the  proper 
school  official. 

Hesser*s    Roll    and     Grade    System 

is  the  best  device  for  keeping  records  of  attendance  and  averages 
published.  May  be  adapted  to  the  card  index  system.  Designed 
for  use  in  all  schools  desiring  accurate  records  of  attendance  and 
averages,  especially  adapted  to  business  college  and  private 
school  requirements.  One  card  contains  the  records  of  atten- 
dance and  grades  for  one  pupil  for  one  full  year.  Records  are 
made  by  teacher  daily  and  require  no  copying.  Costs  but  one 
cent  per  pupil  per  year.  Over  100,000  have  been  used.  Send  for 
free  samples.    Address  all  communications  to 

J.  H.  Hesser,  Hesser  Business  College,  Manchester,  N.  H. 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 

avUOOL  FCRHtTVRE.  I  BCHI 


i 


School  furniture,  School  Supplies 

Desks,  Maps,  Globes,  Blackboards 


and  ScliDoi  Turniture  of  all  kinds 
For  Colleges  and  Advanced  Schools 

Send  for  Catalogue 

THE  A.  H.  ANDREWS  CO. 

174-176  Wabash  Avenue      CIIICAGO 


Gymnastic  Apparatus 


FRED  MFDART    St.  Louis.  Mo. 


Printers         Engravers 

Ebbert&  Richardson 
Company 

CINCINNATI,    OHIO 


Do  catalo^uei,  booklets, 
annuals,  invitations  and 
other  biR-h   gra.de  school 


If  you  -want  the  best,  nurtte  us 
—  if  second  rale  ■zt'ork  ■xill 

do  -write  the.   other  fello-w 


PATXERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DISECTOKY 


HEADQUARTERS  FOR 


Athletic   and    Gym    Goods, 

Base  Ball  and  Foot  Ball 

Uniforms  and  Supplies 

Fire    Arms,    Ammunition,    Fishing 
Tackle,  Cutlery  and 

General  Sporting  Goods 


AGENTS   FOR 


Henley  Roller  Skates 

PETERS    ARMS  ^\0.       J    , 
AND  SPORTING  GOODS     ^^  I     | 

5th  St..  Opp.  Post  Office  CINCINNATI,  O.  I    I 

L' i 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


sposTi.fu  aooDn. 


spoKTJNa  aooDs. 


^*^      *  INCINNAT!.  ^ 

General  Sporting  Goods 

EVERY   REQUISITE  FOR  ALL 

In  and  Otit  Door  Sports 

Our  Bise  Ball  Uniforms  cin'X  bf  beat.     Write  us  (or  price  list  an<]  coliir 


BASEBALLS    MASKS 

GLOVES    MITTS 
BATS     SHOES     ETC.           j 

1 

TENNIS  h  GOLF  GOODS 

SQDASH    CROQUET 

FOOT  BALLS 

Gymnasium    and 
Atheltic  Supplies 

FOOT  BALL  CLOTHING 

SUITS            JERSEYS 

Basket  Ball  Goods 

SWEATERS 

CAPS          PENNANTS 
BATHING  SUITS 
STRIKING  BAGS 
BOXING  GLOVES 

All   Sporting   Footwear 

GUNS        REVOLVERS 

AMMUNITION 

FISHING  TACKLE 

ROW  BOATS    CANOES 

GENEKAI.   CATALOCTK  SKNT  ON    API'LR  A  TION 

\Z'"°  Roll  Crawford-Brendamour  Co. 

28  East  Fifth  Street,  Department  C  Cincinnati,  Ohio 


J 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTOSY 

UNIFOK^S.  UNIFOBMS. 


RIGHT  DRESS 

Pettibone  Uniforms 

Are  reasonable  in  price. 


College  and  Class 
Pennants 

With  Initiili  of  Collele  orClui  Number 


'  "  -IK'  So.  S17.  handsoniely  illiutnled.  Ilslina  L'nltnnnr 
.  ^riMiiiirr  StTBiB,  CJievmns,  Cap  Wreathii,  Cap  BiuIrm  im 
1^'  i~  -iIxT  Knots.  Arcoutrements.  M  ill  laiT  Trunk*.  Lulic 
.Tinu,>*r  Slrelcliers,  Athletic  Knit  Oooda,  Camp  PutnilaiE  au 
^rsitr  Cap*  and  Gowns.  College  FIhck  nnd  Pennants,   L'.  ^ 


The  Pettibone  Brothers  Manufacturing  Co. 

626-632  Main  Street,  t:  ::         Gndnnad  Ohio 


OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AND   CANADA. 


lACBBRS"  AOENCi 


James  F. 

McCullough 

Teachers' 
Agency 


E.VORO.SSERS 


16th  Year 


B.  F.  CLARK 

Teacher  s '  Agency 

378  Wabash  Ave. 
CHICAGO 


W/>e  TEACHERS' 
EXCHANGE 

Of  SiuMn  I20  SoylJton  St. 

IT'.       Kvi-umniFiKiH  wln-Ud    H'hudln  tu 


ArtisdcHidh  Grade  Diplam 


Maor  Innitullun*  want  a  dipli 
HubmlttinEorirlnal  desifnaforspprovBi. 

ir  you  bavt  ■  atock  of  Diplanuu 
whr  not  iKnd  them  to  lu.  wltli  neccawi 
nfall  thinRaauKhtDol  to  Ik  iiURrtnl  In 
Diploma.    OucEnKrowinswlllKtoirtoai 

Mr,  Kicketu'  li  an  (atabliahment 
price*  nrr   based    opon  a   fair  and  rew 


.HlnM^iallv  ,ii 

I  exclusively  tl 


uid  wtifcji  ynu  are  uxmit  fmm  year  to  yet 
ta.   for  EnfroMlnft    Ttie  vraduHle's  tiar 
r]e  Inrcrlor  to  the  rest  of  the  work  upon  t 
age  the  Hnest  of  lithographed  vrork, 
re  aualllv  in  the  flrat  ctnulderatlan:   whc 

ploQia  in   design,  engravini 


•ign.  engraving,  engrossing,  etc. 
T  of  Diplnmiw  nei-ded.    We  also 


Memoranduni  package  sent  to  any 
fraternity  member  through  the  sec- 
retary oi  the  Chapter.  Special 
designs  and  estimates  furnished  on 
class  pins,  medals,  rings,  etc..  etc. 


ARE  YOU   INTERESTED   IN   AMATEUR  THEATRICALS? 

H  10— CUT  OUT  THIS  AD.— miil  ii  ro  u!.  or  pasi,.  ,t  on  a  poslal  carJ  and'.vc  will 
^en,]  ynu     ABSOLUTELY    FREE    OF     ALL    COST 

I  THE  AMATEUR  ENTERTAINER 


THE  CREST  TRAOING  COMPAHr  witm^riT^oo.  new  York 

K     K   Mr  M-^  \w   M^  I     M.   ML^  M^^^y      ii   HALF    H'F'R'B   PBICSS 

All    the    standanl    machines,     including 

LATEST  MOD£LS 

SOLD  OR  RENTED   ANVWHBRB 

Rental  applied  on  price.     Write  for  illustrated  catalogue. 

Typewriter  Emporium,  20213  sane  street,  Chicago 


OF   THE   UNITED   STATES   AMD    CAHADA. 


BCBOOl,   ADVBRTISBMENTB- 


ADVERTISEMEKTS. 


I 


Agassiz  Hall 


H'hnleMHnr,    Tinlili 


Ca  Hyor n i a 


iind  iiniventltiea.  Karli  bay  must  be  recommeiKled. 

The  flvg  leadien  take  ■.  prnonal  interent  In  the 
boy*  and  (cin  them  pmctinlli-  private  tutorlnfc. 
Oiitcif -lehnnl  hours  tlie  boys  hunt.  Hah,  rUle,  row. 
Ifu  L'jinipinff  dod  pmctice  aLI  eportu  thnt  tend 
toward  health  and  netf  relium.  Tho  Khrwl  hiu 
II  beiullful  rammer  camp  in  the  High  Siem 
S'rrndo  MnuiitainA  open  rrom  June  IE  to  Septem- 
tier  1.  The  H-liini  i-harpK  1b  \V».  The  Camp  ei- 
pon.w  in  nOO.      For  uiUlotrue  Htid  InukletH  sd- 


Kemper 
Military 
School 

Boonville,  Mo. 


Bad  all  DfllTersiiles,  U.  S.  Naval  a 
MililarT  Academic  and  leading;  c 
Icties.  Complelc  hHsinEasCDUrBe,  Art 
officer,  Kr^uate  of  West  Pnint.  detail 


COL  T.  A.  JOHNSTON,  Sopt. 

BOONVILLE,  MO. 


french  Camp  Military  Academy 

high  itnule    «.-hool    furnishing    ihnrouith 

inni.l  he  nnrpiisanl  for  moral  and  reliitious 

inily  fnr  uulel  study,      'smdfor-  CalabtKt. 

Rev.  P.  I„  MrCUE,  PrinclpBl, 

11  CAMP.  MISS. 


PATTERSOM^  COLLEGE  AMD  SCHOOL  DIKECTOBT 


BCBOOU  AOTKRTiaEXEXTS 


SCHOOL  ABTKBTJXKMXSTS. 


r  '    m 


Rockford 
C  o  1 1  e  g'  e 

FOR  WOMEN 

Rockford,    Illinois 


Misa  JuH«  H.  GulHver.  Ph.  P..  Prealdent 

Kcirktonl  Collide  itandt  u  the   oldnl  ironun  a  collate  nt 


itesidnit  physician.      H«[th  of  the  e _ 

iiinnlilerBtioii.  Besutiful  ■urrouiuUnt*.  ExccoUonal  table. 
Ali9i>1nt<'ly  pure  water.  A  home-like  Hrlal  life.  Send  tar 
vatAlagui:  til  Kockrnnl  CollegE.  Rockfonl.  tllinaia. 


=  CHICAGO 

PIANO 
COLLEGE 

Piano -Musicianship 


TEN     SCHOOLS 
ONE    SCHOLARSHIP 


LITER  AT  LRB 


SALESMANSHIP 


MATIC  ACTION  PHILOSOPHT 


Walton  College  of  ExpressiM 


The  BrookfieJd  Summer  School  of  Music 

tome  in  a 
Addret*  H,  W.  GREENE,   304  drncfle  Hail.  N.  Y..  or  Brookfleld  Center.  Conn. 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AMD  CANADA. 


SCHOOL  ADVERTIBSUENTa. 

pusf)  Cemple 
Conserbatorp 


Kenneth  M.  Bradley.  Director 


Pannie  Bloomfield  ZelsUr 
Ottokar  Miiek 
Dr,  Charles  E.  Allum 
Frfiderick  A.  Stock 
Mme.  Justine  Wegener 
Harold  von  Mickwitz 
Mrs.  Stacey  Williams 
Emile  Leclercq 


«ncl  fori 
C.  D.  S 


DVEHTISEHEHTS. 


The  Anna  Morgan 
^^=  Studios  -  ■■■■'- 

Fine  Arts  Building.  ChlcaBo 


School  of  Expression 

Dramatic  Art,  Reading.  Recit- 
ing, Voice  Culture,  Physical 
Culture,  Literature,  Dancing, 
Fencing  and  French.  Private 
classes  open  Se|)tember  14th. 
Course  class  opens  October  lat. 
Children's   classes    a   feature. 

Catalogue  Sen  I  Free 


CINCINNATI   CONSrRVATORY  of  MUSIC 


Hon        l<iwstci        Lansuasts 


MIBH  1,'LAnA    BAUB.  HIBhluid  Am..  Oik  St.  aDdBnniBt 


Soper  School  of  Oratory 

Elocution,  Forensic  Oratorj-, 
Public  Speaking, 
Delsarte.   Physical  Culture, 
Vocal  and  Inst rn mental 

BMItT  M.  SOPBR.  Preiidcnt 

atb  FloOT  atamiy  HiU.  17  Via  Surca  Stiti 

CBICAGO 


Perry  School  of  OrAfory 
and   DramKtic  Art 


Tliis  Scliool  liaa  tlic  modem.  Uinroiiiili  and  uii- 

6 raved  mrtliiid  of  tcnrhine  Elaeatloa.  PBbllc 
petiiing,  DrwBMIc  Art.  Physical  ud  VociU 
Culture.  Evenlnir  lewonx  by  nppointmcnt.  Cltia* 
and  itidivlduBl  innlniftioii.  An  EnterUinoient  Bu- 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DntECTORY 


SCHOOL  ADPERTiaEMENTS. 


ALLEN  UNIVERSITY 

COLUMBIA.  S.  C. 


DEPARTMENTS 

COLLEGE.  THEOLOGICAL,  NORMAL. 
LAW.  MUSIC.  (iRAMMAR  SCHOOL. 
fRtMARV.  PRINTING.  DRESS  MAKING 

Preiident  of  The  Board  of  Tfimtees,  Bishop 
1..  J.  COPPIN.  D.  D.,  631  Pine  Street. 
Phi  lad  el  phis.  Pa. 

Treasurer.  Rev.  R.  E.  WALL.  D.  D..  1327 


-  ADVEETlBEMEyTB. 


1 


PIlic  College,  Bowliig  Green,  M». 

U  H  IiIrIi  snide  wliuol  wllh  modem  «tuip- 
menl,  iviHble  Fmrultj'.  and  Bne  tecrealion 
erounda.  Tuition  And  board  rate»  upon  acHfll- 


'linrCirecn.  Mo. 


lilM  Bell  School  of  Speech 

aj  Weil  44tli  St..  NEW  YORK 

Din-clor  MISS  M.\KV  S.  THOMPSON 

Founded  hi  ALt-;X.  MELVILLE  BELL,  lettur- 

Spsech  DsfectB.  Elocution.  Voot   De- 


Beaslsy  School  of  Oratorjf  e 


Branches  tauKht 

Elocution,     Literature,     Oratory, 
Physical  Culture  and  Dramatic  Ait 


GRAND    RAPIDS 

Kindergarten  Training  School 

School   Yeir  Continuous. 

Diploma  tai  thmnal  Coniscs . 


LEARN  TELEGRAPHY 

xnd  STATION  WORK  !nr  '  flLWAY 
SERVICE.  U-e  urili  tea.h  idu 
quickly,  thoroQiihIy.  pi  Helically, 

DALLAS  TELEGRAPH  COLLEGF. 


St.  Louis  Watchmaking  Scliool 

5815  Easton  Avenue.         St.  Lrfiuis.  Mo. 


^a'i 


L' 


TbeCallegetf  Music  of  Cincinnati 

maialalns  a  blirbet  siandard  tor 
lIBcaie  or  dlplonia  from  TbeCol- 


WiienOneCeilain  Newspaper 

Oirrietiby  far  tiieinvAleat  proportion 
of  B  t-ertain  class  of  advcrtlnilR  it 
ic  a  pretty  Kood  rriterlon  of  lis  r«- 
HMlt  pullini  power  for  that  pHrtica- 
lar  line  nf  bunnetw.     This  ia  tnw  of 

The  Kansas  Gitu  Joarnat 

The    Sitwiol   n.icl    C-olleite    Medium 


AN  EDUCATIONAL  INFORMATION  BL' 

KRAU  todlstribute  four  lileniture. 
A  SCHOOL  AND  COLLEGE  BOOKLET 


THE    KANSAS    CITY    JOURNAL 

Jouriiiil  BuildiiiE         KANSASCITV,  MO. 


OF   THE   UNITED    STATES   AMD    CAMADA. 


SCHOOL  AriVKKTI-'^EMESTS. 


'VIIOOL   AnVFRTtSF.: 


Howe  Military  School 

LIMA.    INDIANA 


Prepares  Ihoroughly  lor  College,  Scientiik  Schcwls 
Business.    Manual  training  (elective).    Per- 
il attention  given  to  eacb  boy. 


Fine  athletic  tield  and  beautiful  lakM. 


For  lllustriled  Catilogjc,  Address 
REV.  J.  H.  Mckenzie,  Rector. 


MEDICAL    MASSAGE 

GYMNASTICS  ^«D  ELECTRICITY 


.—  I  muattui  tXploow:  eiccl- 
■1  utperienn  glnn:  pupili  irr 
._.  ..  . 1,  «ndS«nlliiri 


imRided  to  hmpltala  »\ 


PHll.AIJELI'll 


Lasche  Institute 
of  Fermentolo^y 


Aflalyllcaland  Consaltlig  Chemis 

Aiiulviif  of  nil  liidiHtriiil  ITixLii.  I~ 
Send  r.ir  Priwiiprlii- 


Inter-State  Schools 


Write  fnr  ProBprrliis 


/VV  U  SO  L  E^  S 

Our  new  mrthnii  will  inrrfflM  )-»ur  eh.-l 
ul.d  all  muiiclw.  Simple,  tnsv  nnd  mirf. 
A  fomplete  illustnitrij  dmrt  li^lliiv  jill 

Sl.it.'  M-\.  Aciilre.'  FIFTH  AVBHUB 
SCHOOL  OF  PBTSIC4L  COLTORB.  P,  0, 
B>il»48.  Stwiatlc. 


^ 


LEWIS  INSTITUTE 

CmCAUO.  ILL. 

Bcbool  of  Eagmeerinf 

Four  yeBrs'  enutw  lending  to  degree  of  Mechanical 

the  student  to  apectiliie  in  Electrioil,  Steum  or 
Shop  EngiDMring.  Cucful  attention  fiiven  to 
mature  students,  not  candidntpi  for  a  defn'ee.  who 
wish  to  perfect  thenigelvcB  in  special  UneHarwDrk. 
Cataloa  or  apeicial  information  sent  on  applicalion. 


Harvard  University 

The  La^ATence 
Scientific  School 


I  CiTil.  M«:liaDlcs1,aDd  Elec- 
ig.   Mining   anil  Helallurgy, 


e  lor  Teai 

e.    For  the  ci 

IB    J.   L.  LOVR, 


WASHINGTON  CHRISTIAN  COLLEGE 

WASHINGTON.  D.  C. 
ttwt  II  b  enmeatly  Chrulian.  undenominntioD- 
I.  and  does  an  Impartial  and  strong  college  work. 
1  its  teai'lilnic  force  of  twelve  are  Ave  KmdaAtes 
rthe  leading  unJTer*!  ties.    Beatgeneisl  locstion 

DANIEL  E,  MOTLEY, 


Union  Theological 
SEMINARY 


V,..  SEWrORK 


degrees  of  B.  D..  A.  M,  and  Ph.  D.  Open 
on  equal  terms  to  Btudentn  of  all  Christian 
bodies.     SEVENTIETH  YEAR  beaidi 

Seplembrr  Zlth,  190S. 

Aifdre*   -     ~       ■ 


._, —  .„  -_ jaml  cliildreti. 

_rt  Institute  galleries  containing  extenaive  colleottont  of  Painting.  Si'ulpture 

-__.nral  ObjeclR.  Textjin,  Voh*.  eti^.  Emmples  of  Ancient.  Mediaeval.  RennaiiBBnre  am. 
Open  dally  than  9  to  B  o'clock.  The  Art  S<!baol  is  the  most  comprehensive  and  prutnbly  » 
llie  United  Ststo.  numbering  but  year  Bhnut  2,(00  itudenU  and  80  in' — - —     '"-  '  '"- 

'  ■■ •-   -  *-»|{i.n 


Abb»rl..lim. 

Fm. 

Porelg 

FOKlg 

Pwe.l 

Page. 

300 

e   (Tuble  B)    

Aerlcultuni,  iDduslrlil.  mlnlni  snd  iHtm 

..I«2 

.^....388 

Arkuniga.    eduuliusal    tyitm    at    

!!sos 

englnwrlng,  «len(lBi;  

3M 

..3M 

Anrtlonwring.    Hrfaooli  of  

..MS 

Alphi    Chi    Bho 

Alplid   [X'Kii   Phi 

..2TB 

Alpha   Kippi   Kippi 

Alpha    Phi    

Alpha   Tau   Omtgt 

Ba.ln«..  .liDrtbiml  >nd  tfitgnvbT  «bool 
CilllramlB.  «lnp»ttoiii,l  tjulnn  of 

..Ml 

'-'-sm 

350 

few  Tb«a  PI 

^ 

..2M 

DelU  Chi  

..Mt 

.'am 

Delta  Kapp.  Ei-lloD 

;::::::b« 

Kappa  Alpha   (Steulhern  ord? 

..BIT 
..   St 

»f 

noinlnlon     nr     Oniillii.     fFnpril     niaritio 

n«l 

^SiSlE----------- 

lOll 

..318 

mis 

Theta   Delta   Chi 

::s^fl 

Zeta    Tau    Alpha 

3W 

558 


PATTERSON'S  COLLEGE  AND  SCHOOL  DIRECTORY 


Panre 

Fraternities,    houorary     863 

law     367 

medical — regular    368 

medical — women     371 

men.    general    389 

non-secret     346 

pharmacy    371 

professional    365 

Scientific,    honorary    364 

women,   general    368 

Fraternity   papers    337 

French    educational    system 374 

French   universities,    new   doctorates   In 374 

Garment  Cutting,   schools  of 318 

Georgia,    educational    system    of 37 

German  universities    379 

German    universities,    attendance    at 373 

beginning  of  semesters 374 

most  favored  by  foreign  students 373 

requirements   for    matriculation 374 

(;irla*    preparatory    schools    and    colleges    for 

women     282 

Graded    school    principals 458 

Greek-lA-tter   fraternities    339 

High    school    principals 468 

High     and     Graded     School     Principals     and 
City    Superintendents: 

Alabama    458 

Arizona    458 

Arkansas     459 

Colorado    460 

Conne<tlcut    461 

lieorgia    462 

Illinois     463 

Indiana      471 

Iowa   478 

Kansas     490 

Maine     491 

Maryland    494 

Massachusetts   494 

Minnesota      497 

Mississippi     497 

Missouri     501 

Montana    5<>4 

Nebraska     504 

Nevada    508 

Now  Hampshire   509 

Now  Jorsey    509 

Now     Mexico 510 

Now    York    510 

North   ("Hrollna    521 

North    Dakota    522 

Oklahoma      524 

Oregon    524 

Rhoilo     Island     526 

South   CarolIiiH    526 

South    Dakota    527 

Vermont     529 

Washington    530 

Wisconsin      532 

Wyoming    535 

Holland,    unlvorsltios   of 381 

Honio*>patlib'    UHMllcal    schools 20S 

Ilorolfi^loil    srhnols    .114 

H«trti*uUnrol    s«ho<tls    .'{15 

Hungary,    unlvorsltios    of 'iSl 

Idalm.    odiioatlonal    system    of 4'\ 

Illinois,    educational    system    of 4^^ 

Imboolles.    private    s<-hools    for '»17 

India,     universities    of .TSI 

Indiana,    edueational    system    of TtCt 

Indian    Territory.    odii(ati«»naI    system    of 62 

Industrial,     miiiinnr.      teehnieal     an«l     agrb'ul- 


tural    schools    292 

Iowa,    educational   system  of 03 

Ireland,   universities  of 381 

Italy,    universities    of 381 

Japan,   universities  of 385 

Kansas,    educational   system   of 71 

Kentucky,   educational  system   of 77 

Kindergarten   training   schools 316 

Languages,    schools    of 306 

Language  studios,   private 536 

Law   libraries   407 

Law   schools    29G 

Libraries,    college    389 

law   407 

medical    412 

public     421 

state     419 

theological     414 

Library    schools    318 

Louisiana,   educational  system  of M 

Maine,   educational   system   of 88 

Manitoba,   educational   system   of 254 

Manual   training  schools 315 

Maryland,   educational   system  (»f 91 

Massachusetts,    educational    system    of tt5 

Medical    libraries    412 

Medical   schools,    eclectic 299 

homeopathic     2tfS 

physio-medical   299 

post-graduate     290 

regular    296 

Michigan,    educational  system   of 101 

Military  and   boys'   preparatory  schools 278 

Mining,     technical,     agricultural    and    Indus- 
trial  schools    292 

Minnesota,    educational   system   of 14)7 

Miscellaneous    schools    318 

Mississippi,   educational  system  of 112 

Missouri,   educational  system   of 116 

Montana,    educational  system  of 127 

Music  schools    304 

Music    studios,    private 536 

Nautical   schools    318 

Nebraska,    educational   system    of 129 

Nervous  and  Backward  Children,  schools  for. 317 

Nevada,   educational  system   of 134 

New   Brunswick,    educational   system   of 257 

New   Hampshire,    educational    system   of 136 

New  Jersey,  educational  system  of 138 

New   Mexico,   educational  system  of 143 

New    York,    educational    system    of 145 

New    Zealand,    universities    of 385 

Normal    kindergarten    training    schools 316 

Normal    schools    280 

North   Carolina,    educational   system   of 160 

North  Dakota,   educational  system  of 171 

Northwest  Territories,  educational  ^stem  of. 258 

Nova   Scotia,    educational   system  of 255 

Nurses'  training  schools 318 

Ohio,    educational    system    of 174 

Oklahoma,    educational    system    of 183 

Ontario,    educational   system  of 249 

OixTa.    schools    of 306 

Opthamolog.v.    schools    of 31K 

Optical   schools   318 

<^ral     schools 317 

Oratory.    elo<-utlon    and   dramatic   art.    schools 

of     .30C 

Oregon,    educational    system    of ISTi 

Osteo|)atliy.    schools    of 299 

Oxford    university    and    tho     Rhodes    scholar- 

sh  1  i)s     374 

Oxford    university.    coHegt'S   of 378 


OF  THE  UNITED  STATES  AND  CANADA. 


559 


Pa«re 

Papers,    college    319 

fraternity     374 

iVnnsylvanla.    edueatiuiml    S3*stem   of 188 

i*harmacy,    Bcbools   of 3Ul 

i'hllipplnea,   universities  of 385 

Photo-engraving,    schools    of 314 

Photography,   schools  of 318 

Physical  Culture,    schools  of 3<)6 

Physio-medical   scliools    20i) 

Piano  Tuning,   srhtxils  of 318 

Polytechnic    schools    292 

Portugal,    universities   of 383 

Post-graduato    medical   schools 299 

I'ri'paratory    8cho«»ls.    boys',    and    military    co- 
educational      266 

girls',    and   colleges   for  women 282 

Prince  Edward  Island,  educational  system  of.258 

Principals,   high  and   graded   schools 458 

Private    art    studios 536 

dramatic  studios    536 

language   studios    536 

music   studios   536 

Psychology,    schools    of 318 

Public   libraries    421 

Quebec,    educational    system   of 252 

Regular    medical    schools 296 

Rhode   Island,    educational   system   of 199 

Rhodes    scholarships,    the 375 

conditions    of    375 

will   relating   to 375 

Russia,    universities   of 383 

J'anltary  Scienf^e.   schools  of 318 

School   principals    458 

Schools    and    colleges   classified    according    to 

kind   of  school 261 

Schools  and  colleges,  counter-classification  of  .261 

Schools    of    advertising 318 

acting    306 

agriculture.      Industry,      mining     and 

technolog.v    292 

art     305 

assaying    318 

auctioneering    318 

barberi-ag    318 

brewing    318 

business,   shorthand   and   telegraphy .  .307 

claj*  working   315 

commerce,    accounts,    and    finance. ..  .318 

cooking    318 

dentistry     299 

domestic  arts  and  science 318 

drafting    315 

dramatic  art    .306 

electro-therapeutics    318 

elocution    306 

embalming    318 

engraving    314 

expression     iH)6 

fermentology    318 

forestry     318 

gaiment    cutting    318 

horology     ,314 

horticulture    315 

kindergarten    training    316 

languages    306 

lil»inry    training   295 

mantial  training .315 

medicine,    eclectic    299 

niedi<'ine.  homeopathic   298 

medicine,    physio-medical    299 

medicine,    post-graduate    290 

medicine,    regular    296 

mining,     technology,    agriculture    and 
Industry   292 


Page 

miscellaneous    31S 

music    304 

nursing    318 

opera    306 

opthalmology 318 

oratory    3(Hi 

osteopathy    •.  290 

pharmacy    301 

photo-engraving    314 

photography     318 

physical  culture   3s>C 

piano  tuning    318 

psychology    318 

salesmanship   318 

sanitary    science    318 

shorthand,   business  and   telegraphy.  ..'{07 

taxidermy    31 5 

technology,   agriculture.   Industry  and 

mining  292 

telegraphy,    business   and   shorthand.. 307 

theology     3i«2 

veterinary   medicine    ;J4>2 

watchmaking    :M4 

Schools    miscellaneous    317 

tural  sobools  63 

Scientific   schools    292 

Scotland,    universities   of ;W3 

Servla,    universities   of 38.*{ 

Shorthand,    business  and  telegraphy  schools.  ..307 

South    America,    universities  of .'J8r> 

South    Carolina,    educational    system    of 2<H 

South   Dakota,    educational  system  of 205 

Spain,    universities    of 384 

Stammerers,   schools  for 317 

State   libraries    410 

Studios,    private,   music,   drama,   art   and   lan- 
guages     536 

Sugar  schools    315 

Sweden,    universities    of :{84 

Switzerland,    universities    of .384 

Tailoring,    schools   of 318 

Taxidermy,    schools    of 315 

lechnical.    agricultural,    industrial    and    min- 
ing schools    292 

Telegraphy,  business  and  shorthand  schools.  ..307 

Tennessee,  educational  system  of 208 

Texas,    educational    system    of 215 

Textile    schools    315 

Theological    libraries    414 

Theological   schools    .302 

Trade  schools    315 

Training    s<'hools   for   nurses .318 

Universities    and    colleges,     counter-classifica- 
tion      261 

Universities     and     colleges.      American,      ar- 
ranged  according   to   age    (Table   1) 259 

Universities     and      colleges.      American,      ar- 
ranged according  to  size   (Tftble  11) 260 

Universities,     foreign     .373 

Universities,    foreign,    arranged    according    to 

age   (Table   A) .386 

Universities,    foreign,    arranged    according    to 

size    (Table    B) .3R8 

Utah,    educational   system   of 223 

Vermont,    educational    system    of 226 

Veterinary    schools    302 

Virginia,    educational   system   of 229 

Wales,    universities    of 384 

Washington,    educational    s.vstem    of 236 

Watchmaking,    schools    of 314 

West  Virginia,  edticational  system  of 2.39 

Wisconsin,   educational  system  of 242 

Wyoming,   educational   system  of 247