CATALOGUE
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ALFRED ACADEMY,
1864---65.
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BOARD OF
TRUSTE:E~.
ResIdence'.
NAIlle.
B. F. LANGWORTHY, Prestt,
Alfred.
NATHAN V. HULL,
- Alfred.
New York.
THOMAS B. STILLMAN, - Genesee.
THOMAS B. BROWN, •
Brooklyn.
GEORGE B. UTTER, - Alfred.
vVM. C. KENYON, A.M.,.
Rev. LEMAN ANDRUS,
Rev. DARIUS FORD,
· Elmira.
Venango, Pa.
Rev. JAMES R. IRISH,
Rov. JOEL WAKEMAN, D.D.,
· Almond.
Alfred.
BENJ. F.,POTTER, Hornellsville.
Hon. OTIS THACHER, •
Alimd.
ELISHA C. GREEN, M.D., •
Hon. BENJAMIN MAXSON, .
• Hounsfield.
ALFRED LEWIS,
Alfred.
Alfred.
ELISHA POTTER, JOHN A. LANGWORTHY,
Genesco.
CLARK ROGERS, .
- Alfli€d.
JOHN R. HARTSHORN, Alfred.
IRA B. CRANDALL,
Alfred.
O. D. SHERMAN,
Alfred.
ALBERT SMITH, Alfred.
Rev. NATHAN WARDNER,
Alfred.
ALMON E. ORANDALL,
Alfred..
Rev. IRA W. SIMPSON, ,
SpringVille.~
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Rev.
Hon.
Rev.
Rev.
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Hon. WALCOTT HATCH,
WM. C. BURDIOK,
THOMAS ELLIS,
MAXSON STILLMAN,
PHILIP S. GREEN,'
MAXSON J. GREEN"
, H. P. SAUNDERS, M.D., •
JOHN ALLEN, •
A. B. CRANDALL,GURDON EVANS,
ClIAS. D. LANGWORTHY,
WM. M. SAUNDERS, •
DAVIDR. fZ':l'ILLMAN,·
Prof. THOS. R. WILLIAMS, Bee'y,
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Belmont.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Genesee.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred"
Alfred.
BOARD OF INSTRUOTION•
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Rev. WM. C. KENYON" A.M., President,
Profoasor of LaUD, EnglIsb Literaturo, Rnd Bolloa Lettros.
.Rev. JONATHAN ALLEN, A.M."
Profossor of Natural History. Elocution, Momphys[cs IUld Ethics.
Rev. THOMAS R. WILLIAMS, A.M.,
Pl"Of0880r of the Greek Language and Literature.
WILLIAM A. ROGERS, A.M.•
Profeaaor of Mathematics.
ANDERSON·R. WIGHTMAN, A.M.,
Professor of Na.tural 6010noo.
Mrs. ABIGAIL A. ALLEN, A.M.,
Thacber of Oil Paintlng, Penciling, History, Rhetorio and notanr.
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Mias ELVIRA E. KENYON, A.M., Preceptress,
Toacher of German, and Aaa1£ltfint Teacher of LaUn.
Mra. SARAH WILLIAMS, L.A.,
Teaoher: in Normru Dopartmont,
Mrs. JANE S. WIGHTMAN, L.A.,
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Teaehel' in Normal Dopartmont.
MARTHA GREENMAN,
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GRADUATING OLASS, 1866.
UNDERGRADUATES.
Ladles' Oonrse.
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Benjamin, Martha J. L.,
Breese, S. Madora,
Burdick, Suso.nE.,
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Lima, Wie
Soientifio OOUJ:ae.
Ba.ldwin, Horace D.,
Addiaon
Palmiter, Alanson A' I
Thacher, Oharles R.,
Van Duzor, Edward 0.,
Elarl»ville.
Hornell.mlle.
Veteran.
TellOhen' Oonree.
Theodore F. Shepard,
Eunice M. Stillm!lJl,
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Andrews, Oharles H.,
Armstrong, Frank,
Allen, Albert A.,
Allen, Q;)orge,
Allen, Oharles F.,
Baxter, Dewitt 0.,
Brown, Rush P.,
Blake, John 0.,
Brown) Wm. S.,
Blake, Oharles A.,
Saio.
Hopkinton, R. l
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GEN~LEM.EN •
BosldQllOO.
Alfred.
Bennett, Oomfort,
Bennett, John,
Bartoo, Jesse,
Bundy, O"sslus M.,
Babcock, Forest M.,
Burdick, Alvin M.,
Burt. Abram F.:
Boes, Martin,
Burdick, Judson G.,
Burgett, Marti~V.,
Bard, E. Herbert,
Button, Peter B"
Bailey, Sqnire J.,
Blend, 8. Adelbert,
ltesidonoo,
Watson.
Lioonia.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Belmon!.
Nelson, Pa.
Addison.
Almtmd.
Liltle
a_see.
Almtmd.
HCfl'se/i.flads.
HCfl'scMads.
Jarrper.
E(J$ISaginaw,Mwh.
Liltle a_ee
'Cow/eIwille.
Au/mI'1l, Cal.
Little fJen£see.
Alfred.
RotlibrnWuille.
Bmuhp'Cfl't, Pa.
Franlclinwle.
AlflWnrl.
Addison.
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Bell, Roland R,
Bunce, Sauford C.,
Boman, Sylvanus,
Burt, Wm. S.,
Barnes, Jerome,
Benjamin, Ithamar,
Brown, Charles N.,
Bard, Leslie S.,
Ba.iley, Stillmnn E.,
Crosby, George,
Cranda.lI, Sherman G.,
Chapin, Herbert F.,
Carpenter, William L..
Carpenter, TODs.endP.,
Cook, Burr 8., .
Cona.nt; Eugene,
Clarke, A.,
CaBBon, William C.,
Crandall, William H.,
Chamberlain, Henry W"
Catlin, Frank,
Cra.ndall, William R,
Cha.pin, Giles fl.,
Cloos, I,eroy,
Oarpenter, George H.,
Oornish, Cyrus,
Clarke,Daniel,
Ohapin, Arthur H..
Cra.wford, Albert C.,
Casson, John C.,
Coon, Henry C.,
Clarke. Birney G.,
Cra.ndall, Ir.. B.,
Dean, Willia.m A.,
Davidson, James 0.,
Donham, Franklin A.,
Drake, Dennis R. t
Cere••
Dayton.
Jazper.
8/wri Track.
RtlsWord.
Smithport, Pa.
.AJ.fred.
Mdison.
Independence.
Hinsdale.
HOTseheeds.
Horseheads.
New Berlin, W".
ClulJa.
.Alfred.
.A.ddison.
.Alfred..
Olean.
Wellsboro. Pa.
Forhes," DOl'l',
]'orbes, Burr,
Froude, William H.,
Farnham, Henry L.,
Farnham. William L.,
Grc(m. Al'thur,
Green, Robert A"!,
Independence.
west Union.
Westfield, Pa,
~ni Pa.
Alfred
Hartl;l1i.lk.
Hinsdale.
Groen, Byron A'i
Green, Frank L. t
Groves, Daniol D.,
Groves, Ja.mes H"
Baring, ,John R. t
Adrian.
Hammon, Arthur,
Humphrey, Fred. A.,
.Addison.
Hopkinton, E ../..
Oaudersport, Pa.
LUlie Genesee.
.Alfred.
Ha.mmond, ilenrY,'L.,
OuIJa.
N.:JJ.
BallOna.
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Dickenson, Clark L.,
Davia, William E.,
Davis, Elizur,
Davis Horace W.,
Dickenson, William,
Edwards, Daniel R.,
Evans. Fred.,
Elliott. Avia A.,
Elliott, Julius C.,
Elliott, Eug.neM.,
Elliott, A. Leroy,
Edg'ct, Moses,
Edget, Richard,
Eymer, Leonard,
Elliott, Luther E,
Fassett, Isaac N.,
.A.voca.
Oorning.
New Market,
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Halsey, John {J.t '
Hendershot, John,
Haight. George W.,
Hubbard, Horace II.,
Helmer, Isaac N.,
Hough, Da.niel W.,
Rt'Stdoooo. --.::.
Ridgeway. Pa.
Belmont.
Belmont.
Alfred.
Ridgeway. Pa.
Lillie Genesee.
.Alfred
Genese".
Alfred.
.Alfred.
.Alfred.
Howard.
Howard.
Belmont.
Alfred
WeU.vil~
TWciJwa. III
Ti81eilwa. III
New York.
Alfred.
Hartsville.
.Alfred.
West Point, Ind..
Alfred
Alfred.
Brockwayuil.le, Pa.
Broakwayville. Pa.
Sugar Hill, Pa.
.Alfred.
Horseheads.
Boulh Addison.
WeU"uille.
8t<phensui.l./e, O. W.
OuiJa
aameron~
Almo1ld.
PemJ.
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Hogarty, William p"
Horseheads.
Horton, L. C.,
Hamilton, James D.,
Jones, Millard R.,
Joncs, J. E.,
Ridgeway, Pa.
Rexville.
Elmira.
Addison.
Keating. Pa.
W. Almond.
Ooudersport, Pa.
Bingham, Pa.
Ooudersp<Jrt, Pa..
Ridgeway, Pa.
Alfred
Alfred.
Alfred.
Andover.
Alfred.
Woodhull.
Wellsville.
Almond,
Alfred.
Eatontown, N. J.
Rook Stream,
l!Jt7nira
Jewell, Lyman S"
Kim, William N.,
Knox, Oscar D.,
Kibbee, George,.W.,
Lent, Hiram S.,
Leahy, William J"
Lamphear, Nathan M"
Lewis, Orville,_
Lewis, Amos C.
Lamphear, Walter,
Langworthy, William I.,
Latimer, Ferris.
Lee, Richard H"
Lord, F. C"
Langworthy, Le"slie P.,
Lippincott, David C"
Lord, Martin,
La France Albert,
Level', John J.,
Langworthy, Albert W"
Langworthy, John F.,
Luttrell, Creed F"
Luttrell, Brownlow T.,
Mundy, George E.,
Manley, Lucius N.,
Morgan, Huntington S.,
MarvilJ, Eugene,
Millard, Hermall,
Mills, Gilbert D"
Malone, Thomas,
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Maxson, Chester,
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Nam"
Mix, Charles,
Maxson, Herbert,
Mills, George J.,
Norton, William H.,
]ltasb, HInt E.,
Ormsby, Darius,
Pettibone, Eugene M.,
P.ierce, William W.,
Place, William F.,
Palmer, George,
Penny, John A.,
Potter, Julins A.,
AndolJBr.
Alfred.
Alfred,
KnoxlJille, Tenn.
Knoxville, Tenn.
Oanaseraga
Addison.
Ouba,
Peekskill.
Alfred.
Wellsville,
,Smithport.
Pine Valley.
Andover.
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Potter, Charles E.,
Platts, Lewis A.,
Payne, Benjamin F.,
Potter, Jerome,
Packer, Horace,
Palmiter, Alanson A.,
Pa~ker, James M.,
Ryan, Fro.nk,
Rathbone, E~tes G.,
Rogel'S, Lewis T.,
Robertson, Alexander L./
Rowley, Orlando,
Rogers, Alvin,
Rogers, Elias G.,
Rosebush, George S.,
Reynolds, Calvin,
Reynolds, James L.,
,Rigby, Charle.s vr.,
Shepard, Theodore F"
Short, Alfred,
.Smith, Charles W.,
Sibley, Frank,
Simar, Frank,
Sayles, Clifton D.,
Shisler, Edmund W.,
Residence.
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Alfred.
Titusville, Pa.
Saio.
Dayton,
Ward.
Alfred.
Alfred,
. Alfred.
Ouba.
Amitv,
Alfred,
West Halleck, ill.
Milton, Wi.,
Albany.
Alfred.
Well.borough, Pa.
Hartsville.
Wellsboro, Pa,
Pottsville, Pa,
, Oswayo, Pa:
Plai"field, N. J.
Salem.
Addison,
Amity,
Belmont.
Andover.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Ridgeway, Pa.
Alfred,
Hellen, Pa,
Knoxville, Tenn.
Ouba.
Sartwell. Pa.
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7. W.
Stevensville, ~
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Xamc.
Stillu.aD, Asher,
Saunders, Ezekiel R,
Stillman, EdwlJl A.,
Saunders, 'Va Iter G.,
Scott, 'Yisnel' G.,
Sherwood, DeMott,
Stillman, Charles,
Searl, Orange,
Scofield, Merritt R,
Thacher, Theodore J. 0,
Titsworth, David E.,
Titsworth, 'Vardner C.,
Thayer, H. S.,
Talbott, T. D. C:,
Thomas, Lorenzo C.,
Tilden, Charles M.,
Tefft, Lucius C.,
Todd, William P,
Tresha, Chester H"
Thomp~oJ], Rillalda F.,
Vansickle, Charles .A"
Van Duzer, Jonas S.,
Van Duzcl', Edward C.,
Vreeland, Oliver S.,
Vincent, Josrpb C.,
vVaffic, Albert,
'VeIls, Sherman D.,
'Vight, Leroy 0.,
'VeIls, Henry 11,
\Ve11s, Georgc' C.,
\VhitIlCY, Ezra,
""Vitter, Orson .M"
\Yal'dncl', Morton,
\Vaterbury, R. Addison,
Webb, Alfred,
'Yard, Frederick,
'Yheeler, ~amnel R...
Residence.
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Alfred.
Hoplcinton, R. 1.
Andover
Alfred.
Elmira.
Hornellsville.
Alfred.
Franklinville.
Ca,·bondale.
HOl'nellsville.
Plainfield. N J
New Market, N. J.
Jasper.
Jasper.
Alf,·ed.
Burns.
Almond.
Greenwood.
Alleghany, Pa.
Post 411egany, Pa.
HornellHville.
Honeheads.
Veteran.
Seymour.
Hamlet.
Elm Valley.
Little Genesee.
FriendshilJ·
Webb's Mills.
Ashaway, R. 1.
Ossian.
Nile.
Alfred.
Cuba.
Hornellsville.
HornellsvWe.
Alf>·ed.
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Name.
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W,llsville.
'Vhite, James L"
Yale, Lewis B.,
Yonng, vVelcorne H.,
Young, lIeIll'y 'V.,
Young, Lewis A.,
York, Elza,
Young, Coe F.,
IVest Union.
Wellsuille.
Limestone.
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Allen, Lydia A,
Abel', Hyacinth,
Allen, Elizabeth,
Austin, Isabelle ~.,
Andms, Amelia,
Abel', Harriett,
*Burdick, Salinda M.,
Bennett, Melissa,
Bu,.kil'k, Adelia A.,
Burdick, Sarah M.,
Breese, Florence,
Breese, Candace A.,
Bartoo, Elvira,
Bartoo, Marth""
Babcock, Elvira H.,
Bennett, Catberine A"
Banter, Altbea,
Burdick, Nellie M"
Burgett, Mary K,
Babcock, Mary L.,
Button, Mary T.,
Brownell, Jennie M.,
Crandall, Helen M.,
Cook, Eliza,
g:.::ke,
Mary A.,
~dalJ, Jenette,
Alf,wl.
Bi,·dsall.
Alfred
Belmont.
Horsehead.s.
Birdsall.
Alfred.
Horsehead.s.
HartHvilip.
Alfred.
Horseheads.
HorseheadH.
Jasper.
Jasper.
Cedar Rapid.,
Phillip's Creek.
Howard.
lndf'pendence.
RatMoneville.
Alfred.
Franklinville.
Westfield, Pa.
Alf,·ed.
Andover.
Hartsville.
Portville.
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OaBso~J ~~rah S.,
Cook, Elyira M.,
Chapin, Monterey,
Oummings, Louisa,
Crandall, M::}ry A'I
Cheevers, Jennie)
Crandall, Clara,
Conderman, Lizzio,
Ad4i,sqn.
Andover.
Bpril'g ¥illJi
Franklinville.
Alfred,
Hornel.lwl.lle.
indeplmdenoo.
Hornell.ville
Canfield, Lizzie,
Dean,Fidelia S.,
Dea.n, Frances C,}
Davis, Hattie E.,
Davis, Julia F'J
Eaton, Josephi~e C.,
Edget, Margaret,
Ellis, Abba A.;
Ford, Emma M.,
F01'd, Ella S.,
Howard
Farnham, Agnes R.,
Alfred
C.ha
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Fitoh, Mina E.,
Freeborn, Viola L,
Gillette, Mary A.,
Gilbert, Hattie,
(treen, Imogene A.,
(tanH, Ma~ 0.,
Hubn, 1iI'lttie J;].,
Higgins, LueillQa R.,
Hill, ~uaa.n,
Harris1 Oarrie 8.,
Hendersbot, Ji)lizapeth,
Hamil ton, Mary J"
Hooker, Lnerc A"
Hooker, Maria J.,
Halstead, Nancy A.,
e,mphill, Addie E"
Hemphill, Betsy,
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A~do~rrr.
Shingle House, Pa.
Alfred
Alfred
Alfred,
Shiloh. N. J.
independence.
HOWard,
Alfred,
Howard.
K1Iol1!~ille, Po,
Shjlofo" 1f{. J.
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in~n1Wnoo,
Alfectl..
B.rQe~ville,
P",
HO ....'llrd. "
Par/pille,
LiZtl. Rook,
4.rlc.
StaronB,oille, 0, W.
Re"'~ill{(. ,
A"n..v,q,l"W!\,
4n~elim;
Ouba.
Har/Buili.
Ho,f:t~lle.
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Halsey, Adelia,
Heinemann, AIa.ry,
Heinemann, Louis..,
Hart, Mary E"
J osepb, Eliza,
Kenyon, Lavfnia R.,
Karr, Helen' M",
Lee, Errilfa J.,
Langworthy, Carrie 8.,
Lane, Ida E"
Langworthy, Esther M.,
Lawrence, Den ..· C,'
Langworthy, Emeline A.,
Mundy, Mary ".... ,
MaXBon, Lizzie,
Main, Mindie,
McDougall, Ella 'l'.,
Morria, Can;e 5:,
Mix, Mirand~ L.,
Maxson, Sarah F:,
Norton, Manit'N:,
Nobles, Annettle',
Ormsby, Luciillla G.,
Pingr.y, Samantha D."
Phippin, Addie N.,
Place, Sn:rah;
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Potter, Augusta D.,
PI aee, Ellen A"
Pierce, Orpha C.,
Potter, AmY' Ei, ,
Preston, Sarah A.,
PrestoD, Emma i,
RUDner, Mary E.,
Ripenbark, Jnlin: S.,
'; Rogers, Alice E.,
Rogers, Amanda-'J;, '
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Pa,
(]ol'irolfe, Pa,
Alfred.
lJrookf/,eld, Pa.
Wirt.
L,lmoiid.
Alfred,
Alfret.
lJroilkwayiJi{(e, Po.
Adams
Oenter.
spn.iig lff71lil.
Little (JirUrsto.
y
Oa,iuiiera"a
liinsdUle.
pCiriviue.
HartsvilTe.
AWed:
Saw.
Pett#sltUrg7;.
81M.
AlUighany;
Pa,
Alfied:
And01J/#,
AttiPIliifa:
Aliied.
Alired:
A ~;
'~red:
Alfred:
Alfred:
siiat/er Thwii; Po.
8hiitfer TOw'n: Po.
HOr'ridls'liiliii.
WellliVille:
Lilile (JiJnMetl.
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Ridgeway, Pa,
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Name.
Simpson, Mary A.,
Stillman, Mary E.,
Residence.
Sartwell, Pa.
Alfred.
Stillman, Sardinia E;,
Scribner, Lodacy C.,
Almond.
Andover.
Shepard, Lottie E.,
SisBon: Susan M.,
Stillman, Anna A.,
Stephenson,Eliza J.,
Sherman, Abba,
Saunders, Arminda,
Stillman, Louisa S.,
Stillman, Ophelia,
Sisson, Harriet E.,
Saunders, Sarah M.,
Saunders, Mary E.,
Sisson, Martha A.,
Shaw, Otillia A.,
Shaw; Hannah,
Stillman, Hattie L.,
Smith, Lucinda,
Seeley, Mary A.,
Satterlee, Amelia,
Stillman, Adalade,
Alfred.
Swink, Celia,
Simpson, Gertrude,
Thorne) Levene,
Titsworth, Lucy A.,
Tucker, Amanda C.,
Tucker, Victoria M.,
Thomas, Mary L.,
Ten Broeck, Mary J.,
Taylor, Polly A.,
Updyke, Martha J.,
Whitford, Avis L.,
West, Phebe S.,
Warfield, Josephine,
Worden, Sarepta D.,
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Petrolium Oen.,Pa.
Knoxville, Pa.
Horseheads.
New Market, N. J ..
Ward.
Ward.
Albion, Wis.
Franklinville.
Alfred.
Name.
Resldonce.
Whitford, Esther V.,
Alfred.
Watson, Julia,
Warner, Eliza L.,
Little Rock, Ark.
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Scio.
Waterbury, Sarah L.,
Wight, Martha A.,
Whitford, Flora,
Wells, Martha L.,
Almond.
Alfred.
Hinsdale.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Alfred.
Horllellsvale.
Hudson, Wis.
Alfred.
Alfred.
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Ouba.
Wir/.
Alfred.
Rome.
Wirt.
Wellsville.
Wight, Frances,
Yale, ROBa S.,
Young, Emma,
Limestone.
York, Eusebio. A"
Wellsville.
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SUMMARY.
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Ladies,
Whole number,
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Greenwood.
Hartwille.
Shiloh, N. J.
Balh.
Wellwille.
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OOUR~ES
UNIVERSITY AND AOADEMY ORGANlZATION.
A Uuiversity Charter was grauted, Marcn, 18M,
locating a College with University privileges in connectien with Alfred Academy. By this ..rrngement
the two Institntions become, as far ..s possible, nnited·
A la.rge a.nd permanent Boa.rd of Tenchers have oharge
of the various departments, ranging through both the
Academy and University, securing, tbereby, an .•ffi·
ciency and thoroughness unattainable by any other
OF lNSTRUOTl.ON.
Tho Courses of Instruction embrace overy Department of Science and Literature uBually taugbt in the
best Academies a.nd Colleges of this country It is intended that emple advantages shall be furnished to
both Ladies and Gentlemen for obtainTng a .8eful and
llnished education. Pour Courses of Study have been
established, namely', tbe Normal or Teaehers', the Scien,
tific, the Ladies,. and the Cl.ssieal.
arrangement.
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The Normal or Teaohers' Oourse is arranged for
-those who, wbile not intending to complete either of
the longer Courses, yet are desirous of preparing for •
teachers, or fer emei.nt h.borers and influential· mem, bers of society.
2. 'rhe Scientific Course is designed for those desiring .. thorough education with reference to fulure
scientific pursuits.
DEPARTMENTS.
Tho general Departments of the Institution are twoa Male Department and .. Female Department. Ladies.
and Gentlemen are provided with separate buildings,
and a.re under special and separate supervisions, but,
as far a..s practica.ble, recite together. There arc also
eS,tebliShed' as snbdivisions of the genera,l departments, a numher of speeial departments.
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3. The Ladies' Course is arranged to meet the growing demand for .. higher standard of temale education.
It is intended to harmoniously blend thorough intellectual discipline with the cultivation of a refined and elegant taste, bigh moral principles, and pure religious
sentimenta.
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4, The Classical Course is designed for thos. seeki
ing thorough
education with refereuce to the lea:J'Iled",
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prof esslOns.
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A",,'RRD UNIVIl:.!Tl' AND ACADEMY.
and Stoddard's Grammar and
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and Virgil's six books i Greek'--Crosby's Gramma.r and
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Lessons, Anabasis three books; A. Algebra.
S. Those studenl:8 who have sustained a good moral
character, and completed either of the above courses,
will be admitted to a Degree, after having passed a
satisfactory examination.
NORMAL OR TEACHERS' 09URS1<L
JUNIOR YEAn.
6. The degree of Bachelor or Laureate of Education
SENIOR YEAn,
will be conferred on those who complete the Normal or
Teachers' Course; and the degree of Bachelor of 1\.1'1:8
or Laureate of Arte, on those who complete either of
the other courses.
7. Those who shall pursue, for three years after graduation, Literary, Scientific, or Professional studie~, and
who shall, in the interval, have sustained a good moral character, will be entitled to the Master Degree in
their respective courses.
8. All Students on entering College are r.quit·cd to
decide whiclt CQul'se they desire to pursue j and liO ex-
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change from one Course to,another will be allowed, ex• cept by special permission ofthe FacilIty.
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C. FrtIOOb.
BOWlY, Wood.
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TrigOnomotry t Robllmm,
1. { ..t. Gernum,
MeteurulotU •
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A. Froncb.
Physiology ~ mlcbcook.
Rl:i.lltorlc.
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Painting.
Geology.
PlliliUng.
Bi!:NIOR YEAR
SOPIIOMORE YEAR.
{ Trlgonomotry.
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A. Gorman.
Music.
{ COnIc SectIons.
D. Gerlllan.
Music.
3.
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PsychologV and Logic.
Rhetoric and Elocution.
Hebrew Languago.
Evidences of Cllrlstlanlty.
Naturlll and Biblical Ethics.
Critical nud Exegetical study of tho Hebrew Ilnd Greck Scriptures.
,. { Zoology.
Dolany.
C. Freneb.
2,
JUNIOR YE.rn.
{ HIstory.
Physiology.
2,
Natural Pbll030pby.
{ Goometry.
3,
COURSE OF INSTRUCTION,
{ ChemIstry.
ABtronomy.
{ Algobrll.
2.
B. Frllllcb.
Gorman.
POl'!lpeclivQ.
lnDDLE YEAR.
{ Logic.
Psychology.
1.
Elocution.
2.
{ EthIcs.
Eoole8la.sllcal IIislory.
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{ Aesthetics.
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Tbeology.
Illst. and Phil. of CivlllzaUon.
Music.
DlbU('.Il1 Exegoals.
Natural and Bihlical Theology.
Homllotlcs sod Exegetical ESsays.
F.ccleslnstlenl History.
HIstory and PhUosophy or Chrlsl!an Clylllz!lllon.
SENIOR tEAR.
Doctrinal Theolegy.
History of Doctrines.
Paaforal Theolegy.
COmposition llnd Dellyery of Scrmons.
OLASSIOAL OOURSE,
FREsnUAN YEAR.
Livy.
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IllIad, Jolmson.
D. Algotora.
Cicero do Scnoclulc cl do Amicillll.
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Cyropnodlll,
C. Algobra.
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TacItus' Germanla aL Agricola.
Momornhl1i!l. of Xonopbon.
{ Goomairy.
JUNIOR YEAR.
Plato's Phlleton.
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{ Astronomy.
Chemistry.
IIlstory. or Pbyslology.
Demoslhenes do Coroun.
2. { Pbysleal Googmphy.
Natural Philosophy.
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BOtany.
Goology.
{ Tacltus'IIlatories.
Zoology.
SENIOR YEAR.
SOPHOMORE YEAR.
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Horaeo begl1n.
IIerodotns.
Trlgonomotry.
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Horace completed.
fhucydldes.
Analytical Geometry.
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Logic.
Psychology.
Elocution.
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Ethics.
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Ecclesiastical IIlstory.
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A~theUcs, Lectnres.
Cicero's Tuseulnn Dlspntatlons.
Electra and Prometheus Vtnctllf!. 3. { Theology, Lectures.
Hl.Bt.
and PhU. or C1villzatlon, Lect.
Soryeying.
Sludents In tho Sclontlfio or Lndles' COllrso, enn lake the AnCient Instead of tho
Modern wnguages laid down In lhese Courses.
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JUNIOR YEAR.
rROTOMATIIlAN YEAR.
{ B. Algobra.
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MIBOELLANEOUB INFORMATION•.
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SUMMARY OF iEGfrLATIONB.
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Tho Institution is loca.ted at 41frQQ, 41legany Ou.•
N. Y., two milos from the Alfred j:/.~!l.Q~, on the line of
the New York and Erie Rajlrol¢. 'l'Pll lQoa.tion is retired and healthy-In .. rural distriot surrounded by
romantic and delightful soonery, amid .. people of
stern integrity, and of hl<ll'.trjQu~",!'!<l ynobtrusivo
habits. Students are not oXj'lOBQ4 here. fo .,.\,oy of-tho
ordinary allurements to violllldld dissipation.' Few
spots are so wetn,daptedl' to !.he qlliet and .ueceasful
pursuit of Science and Literature II" th~ ".nlt'gn of Alfred.
R!)OMS AND·aDARD.
Tho Now University Building contains the Boarding
Department, and rooms for the aooommodation of about
one hundred students, besides rooms for Profe.sors and
their families, and also Society. Music, Bud Paint Room •.
Room. for ladies are handsomely furnu,luJd and caryeted.
wilh a sleeping room adjoining each, furnishing accom"IOdations rarely found in other Ladies' Beminaries.
Tho Boarding Han is under the immediate supervision
of one of the Faculty. There is also abundant Meommodation for rooming and bosrding in private families.
LffiRARY.
The Institution Library con.tst~ of a choice selection
of Historics. Biographies, Greek and Latin OlaBBieB,
Mathematical and Scientific works, and Standard Eng.
lish Literature. Addition. are IIlade to it yearly.
GYMNASIUM.
A Gymnasium for young Ladies has recently bcen
established in connection with the Boarding Han,
:~~~ all young Ladies boarding in the Institution
~bO expected to tske daily oJ«:'l·oise.
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THINGS REQUIRED.
L Ilegjstry of name Ilt tho ofllce before reoiting in
• anyclaBB.
2.. Payment or security of bill. in advance.
3. Puneteality in atteljding all regular Academic ox·
ercises.
4. Strict observanCe of ~tudy houl'l'.
5. Iiegularity in rising and retiring at given signal•.
6. Striot observance of one'. own sabbath.
7. Strlot ob!iervance of temporary prudentinl rules.
8. Info1'Q1Btion, If askad, concerning delinquenclcs or
miscQljduct of others.
9. Free "ccess of any teacher to the room. of students.
10. rrabits of good or~.r ond propriety lit an times
aud places.
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P~OHIBITED.
1. Unpermitted a.sociation of ladies ond gentiemoo.
11. VisitilljO on one'~ Sa.bbath or during study hours.
3. Tho usn of tobacco ;th. use ofintoxicating drinks.
4.. Games of chance i profane or obscene langul'gG.
5. Ohanging or dropping a study without permission.
6. Leaving school or village without permiseion.
7. Absonce from Examination.
8. The UBe of gunpowder, in any farm, about the'
premises.
9. Driving nails, serows, or tacks,ete., into walls Or
lOT ceilings, without permission.
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~OUnging on beds, or disorder in st~dy rooms~
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REGULAR ACADEMIC EXERCISES.
The regular exercises, at which all the Students will
be required to attend .. unless especially excused, arc
Chapel exercises each day during the term; Reoitation13, from two to four, five days oach week, from :Monday morning till Friday evening; Regular exorcises
in Compositions, Declamations, Spelling, Reading, and
Writing; Literary Scientific, and Moral Lectures, by
tbo Faculty; Public wOl'shipJ each week, either on
Saturday or Sunday, and Biblc..,lass, according us the
Students may be in the hahit of attending public worship, either on the seventh or the first day of the week.
GOYERNMEN'£.
. Parenti! who place thoir children in this Institution,
and all Students who arc sufficiontly old to nnderstand
tho necessity of order, can not be too well assured that
the forogoing regulations form the most essentiul ptut
of the contract between them and us; and that whatever student wantonly violates themt and shows him~
self incorrigibly determined on pursuing his wayward~
ness, will bo expelled from. tlw privileges of tile Institution, and will not be permitted to cntor it again,
without special proof of fofol'rna-tioD, .'Nor will an ex~
polled StU(\ellt have any deduction made' from full terlll
charges.
SOCIETIES.
The Alleghanian and Oropb mall Lyceums, the
Alfricdian, and the Atheneum, arc the 1Jerrnanently
ol'gani'lcd Societies of the Instituticn. rrhcy arc man~
aged. with abiUty, und arc important aids to those who
(\1'0 desirous of becoming good writers, speakers) or
efficient laborers iiI the intellectual, moral or religious
world.
CALENDER FOR 1865-6.
The First 'rerm OPCllS the fourth Wodnesdry of August, 1865.
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Second Term opens the secont!'
Decomber, 1865.
1'ho Third Term opens the liftll IVednesday of March,
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Tho Anniversary Exorcises, July 4th, 1856.
Anniversaries of the Literary Societies on the pr(}o
ceding days of tlw same week.
Each term will continue fourteen weeks.
Semi nuntw.l Festival of tho Literary Societies. on
New Year and Chri~tm"s of e"ch ,Yenl'.
The Annual Meeting of the Alumni Association, on
the afternoon and evening' of Anniversary day.
The Annual Meotings of the StockhaMer" and Trustees l on tho Tuesday preceding AnnivCl's,al'Y:
Genoral cxaminaLioll of clnsses is held the last week
of each term .
The public arc cordially invited to attend the general
exorcises of the Institution enumerated above.
EXPENSES PER TERM.
Board $I
pel' week,
$50.00 t<t.~
Room and Furniture, for Gentlemen, 3 00)
'}~'.~om and Furnitul'C 1 for Ladies,
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Washing,
2 00
•uel, prepared, 2 00
Tuition, in Academic and Collegiate Departments,1 00
Incidentals,
3 00
Extra Fuel, for Winter Term,
2 00
Carrying Fuel to L~d iOR, 1 25
motjre 8xf)esBes ~er 'PotlU! nom
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EXTRAS PER TER~f.
Ana.lytical Chemistry-two houl'S' practico, - $10 00
10 00
Music on the Pinno-forte,
10 00
Oil Painting,
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Drawing,
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Cultivation of the Yoice,
1 00
Surveying-use of Instruments!
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I. All bills must be paid in advance, or satisfactorily
arranged.
n. An increase of ton per cent. will always be made
where payment is not made till the close of the term.
III. In case of absence, no deduction will be made
on tuitioll bills as arranged, except in cases of absoooo
fmlll sickness, and then not more than ouc-half of the
full bill ; and no deduction in board bill, except in
cases of sickness or leaving to tOUGh.
THE INSTITUTION AND THE PUBLIC.
The Trustees of t110 Institution, in presenting their
Twenty-eighth Annual Catalogue to the public, would
return their acJmowledgments for the marked favor and
liberal patronage received from its numerous friends
and patrons. Their highest ambition and only object
havc been to found an Institution that shall bless the
Church and the world. They have appreciated the necessity of laying the foundation of intellectual and
moral attainments and discipline upon a broad and
permanent basis j and they have endeavored to pr04
vide the appliances and facilities for securing these objects. They labor to send forth young men and women,
so educated as to qualify them for the realities and responsibilities of activo life.