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 CALENDAR 
 
 -OF THE — 
 
 Chupeh School for Girls, 
 
 WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 1891-92. 
 
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WINDSOR, NOVA SCOTIA. 
 
 Established by the Authority and under the Patronage of the Synod of the Diocese 
 of Nova Scotia, and the Synod of the Diocese of Fredericton. 
 
 INCORPORATED (LIMITED) 1891. 
 
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 Board of Trustees. 
 
 TiiK iiisiKH' III- Nova Scotia, Chairman, (X. S.) (ix ojjlio.j 
 
 'ruK iiisiiiii' (ii- Fkki>ki:1(T(in, (X. 15.) ( uxoffi'-io. ) 
 
 TiiK Kkv. CiiAiii r.s HdWMAN, 1). I)., (X. S.) (1) 
 
 .liillN i;. FoKSTKIi, Ksii., (X. 15.) (•_') 
 
 Till-. llKV. V. E. \Vii.ij-.Ts, M. A., D. C. L., (X. .S. 
 
 Tm: Hi:v. Cancis PAiiTitiixiK, 1). 1)., (X. S.) (:5) 
 
 I'lir. Kkv. Canon Bhi(:st(icki-., 1). i)., (X. 15.) (4) 
 
 Tin: Rkv. H. 1). ].i:15i.(iis, M. A., (X. S.) (4) 
 
 Hi-.NUV Vnii.i; II[M), M. A., I). C. L., S*a'itary, (X. S 
 
 Board of Directors. (.")) 
 
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 (4.) 
 
 Thk IIkv. C. K. Wii.i.kts, M. A., D. (". L., Chairman, (Wir. Lsor, X. S.> 
 
 •IiiiiN B. FoK.'^TKR, Ksy., (Dorchester, X. H.) 
 
 Mk. Ji'STicK TowNsiiKND, (Halifax, X'. S.) 
 
 Sir John C. Aij.kn, I). V. L., Cliiof Justice, (Fredericton, X. 15.) 
 
 Edward Dimock. Esc^, (Windsor, X. S.) 
 
 Henry Vdcm, Hind, M. A., 1). (". L., Secretary, (Windsor, X. S.) 
 
 ("iiARi.Ks Wir.cox, Es(,)., Tre.a>iHrir, (Windsor, X. S.) 
 
 .Mis^H. .T. Mac.ii.n. 
 
 Lady Principal. 
 
 (I) Klccli'il liy till' Syii'.il uX Nova Scntiii, .liily. ImiO. 
 
 (J) Kli'ijti'il b'v till' Sviinil of Xi'W liniiiswii k. Inly. iMiO. 
 
 (t;) KlfCll'il ll'v till' (inVITIlnVS of Kill.'S (.•nUci.'f. < Kit. I-.H). 
 
 (4) KlfCti'd ll'v till- .'^liaii'lioliliTs. Nov. l-.'tli, l-'.'O. 
 
 (.'.) Eli'Cti'il liv 111." >«li;iM'liol(li.vs. .\. V. l-'Ih. IV'O. 
 
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 €hm]\ Mm\ for (Divl 
 
 'Iho initiutory step in thu ostuhlislnnei.t of tlii. School uh.s taken l,v th- 
 Alumni of King's College, Windsor, on the LV.tii June, lN!)(.. (1) Tl.J pm 
 .jeet was brought under the n.,tiee of tlie Syno.l of the Diocese of N,na 
 Scotiii in the address of llie IJishop on June -iTth. 
 
 On tue 1st July the matter came hefoi^e the Synod l.y resolution. Afte,- 
 discussion It was unanimously deoi.led l.y l.oth orders, that a "Church 
 School for(J,rls, at Windsor, Nova Scotia," shouM he f.,rtl.vvith estal.lishe.l 
 <.n the basis of a Joint Stock Cm.pany, and on the following conditinns .- 
 
 I. The riiiancial atlairs of the Association shall be manage.l ],y a I'.oard 
 of seven Directors, to be elected by the Shareholders in such way as they 
 may determine. 
 
 II. The Discipline and Instruction, as well as the appointment of the 
 leaching StaH, siiall be controlled by a lioard of nine Trustees, three to be 
 appointed by the Shareliolders, one by the Synod <,f Nova Scotia, one by 
 the Synod of Fredericton, two by the (Jovernors of King\s Colle.^e out of 
 then- own body, the Bishop of Nova Scotia, and the IJishop of Frederict-u. 
 Ihe l>isliop of Nova Scotia to be Chairman ex officio. (L>) 
 
 Onthe-nd July, the Syno.l of tlie Diocese of New llruuswick c„n- 
 
 (:;) So,. J.un.al „rthe Tuviity-First 8.ssi..„ ,.f th. Di,.c,.sa„ ^yu,.\ .,f X„va Sctiu. 
 
Calendar <>/ the 
 
 ciinetl in the ])r(ijfct. 'I'lii' tii>.t inci'ting of the I'lomotors was lielil at 
 Wimlsoi- i<\\ tlic loth July, wliuii aiTiuiiuenieMtis vsi^'c maik' fr.r tlic piirciiase 
 of the K<l_i,'cliill ;>;•(. iiiTty. v)ii tlie Ttli August a iiicftiug of tlie Sluiie- 
 hoMurs ill tlie "Ciiiiicli Suiiool for (iirls," was lieM at Ivlgeliil! iiiid seven 
 I'lovisioual Diiectois appnintrd. On the 12th Nov. at a general meeting 
 of the Shareholders, at Windsor, the Hoard of 'I'rustees and the IJoard of 
 Direetors were duly organized, and it was decided to open the Seliool on 
 . I. Hillary Stji, 1S!»I. 
 
 (hi tliat day tlie Lady I'rineipal Mitli a full teaching stall', together 
 with tueiity-seven resident jiiipils and fifteen day schol.us were present. 
 With uHU'li regret, several pupils had to he deeliiied in conseiiuenee of the 
 huihling at Kdgehill not lieiiig fitted to aceoinmodate more than thirty-five 
 residents. That the School opened full was a matter for coiignitulation, 
 hut tlie insutileieiicy of the acconimodation impressed on the Trustees and 
 Uirectoi's the duty of })rovi<liiig, at the earliest eonveiiieiit iierifxl, for those 
 uiio liad sought or might seek admission. 
 
 Steps were at once taken to procure plans for a luiilding complete in 
 itself, for the residence of fifty more lioarder.s, with class rooms, gymna- 
 -^iuiii, cajiacious dormitories and all modern conveniences. 
 
 The foundation of the New Building was commenced on the iStli May, 
 ls!tl, within less than one year from the date of the initiatory proceeduigs 
 taken on the '2.")th .June, ]S!)(). 
 
 An Act of Incorporation was passed by the Legislature of Nova Scotia 
 nil ']'ue.sday, May Ifttli, 1S<)L Under tlii.s Act the liability of Shareholders 
 is limited to the amount of their subscribed stock. 
 
 The Property of the Corporation. 
 
 The area of the Edgehill property is a little over eight acres. Nearly 
 one half is a terraced slojie, surrounded by a trimmed spruce fence about 
 ten feet in height. The mean length of the grounds is eleven hundred feet, 
 the mean breadth a little fiver thi'ee hundred 'i'lie basements of the 
 Imildings are about eigiity feet above the tidal waters of the Hay of Fundy. 
 
 The New Building. 
 
 This Km KICK is connected with the pre.sent sohooMionse by means of 
 a two storied gallery twenty-eight feet long and seven feet broad. 'J'ho 
 
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 Church School for Girls. 
 
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 main l)iiil<ling is 9!) feet lonu, witli a nuixiimim l.ivailtli i,f (iS h-vi. It .,,11 
 
 sists of a l.asiMnt'iit !» f.H-t liigli, ami a tiist, second and tliinl tl ■, .acli \: 
 
 feet ill altitmle. Kacli tiat i.s diviilfd ii.to two nearly i-.jual ])arts by ;i 
 corri.lor (t feet 2 inelies l.n.ad and !t.s feet long, or iiuliidini; the i.assa-,. 
 from the old Imilding, Il>7 feet in total lengtli. I'.road stairways riM. fmni 
 basement to tldid tl.por at liotii extremities of tlie l.uiMiix' 
 
 Tlie r>Asi:MKNT contains, on the south side, kitchen and pantry, with 
 lift, store closet, janitor's sitting-room and l)e(l-idoni, servants' diiiin- 
 room, and a (Jvmnasii-m 4H feet long and 21 feet broad, with lavatory and 
 closet. The Cymnasinm will further serve as a Recreation Koom, and an 
 aid to I'hysical Training. On tlie north side of the basement is a lar^c 
 fuel and boiler room, servants' lavatory, bath-room and closet, and 
 capacious scoie room. 
 
 On the l-iiisT ok (iKorNo Fi.oou is the dining-room, im feet •_> inclies 
 l)y ;{S feet S ircjies, adjoining which is the serving pantry, carvin- room 
 and lift from the kitciien. Tiien follows tlie '^'isitors' room, 17 feet S imli.- 
 by 14 feet y. inches, with one door leading from tlie central corridoi' and 
 one from the main entrance hall. This hall is IS feel long by 1(» tcct 
 2 inciies broad, lieing further enlarged by ;, vestibule II feetS inches 
 wide and four feet two inclies deep. 
 
 The Main Kntuanck is approached by fourteen steps from tiie central 
 roail through the property, and is 24(1 feet from the entrance -ate. 
 On the riglit of the main entrance hall is the Lidy Principals drawing 
 room, 20 feet by I? feet S inches. At the extremity <>{ tiie corridor is ■„ 
 small iJoard room, l(i feet by !» feet 2 inches. Adjoining is a small store 
 room and ".Safety Lift" to the third floor. Opposite the main entrance 
 is the east staircase, with passage and stairway to tiie (iymnasium. At 
 the west end of the corridor is the west staircase continued from ba.-e 
 ment to third floor. Between the east staircase and the west extremity 
 of the building on the north .side are four class rooms, three being 17 feJt 
 10 inches by 17 feet S inches, and one 20 feet inches by 14 feet :rinches, 
 
 On the Skcom, Floor, on the .south side, is a large dormitory over llie 
 dining-room, 40 feet by ,S0 feet, capable of containing IS alcoves, each 
 with iron bedstead, washstand, bureau and wardrobe." It is provide.l 
 with two double entrance doors. On the same side of the building are 
 two class rooms, 17 by 14 feet, and a governess room 22 by l(»\-et. 
 Then follows the Lady I'rineiiial's bed-room, 20 by 17 feet « inches. On 
 the north side of the corridor, which is })S feet in length, is a private lava- 
 
Caleihiar oj the 
 
 t'.iy aii'l liiitliioniu, "Siifuty Lift" ami cast htiiirciis*; ; tolIoN, ,■,( ly tin- IkuIi- 
 rnuiiis, liiviitdfy, olu.scts, tac, all in one conipartniont . Ailjninin.n is a 
 loiiiii 'iO tVi.'l () iiici.cs liy U ffci :{ inulics; nt'xt tn tins moni is a den mitory, 
 ;tt» ffft liy 17 fuct (i inchfs, aiianicJ for S alcoves, cadi with iron l(C(i^tcall, 
 w.ishstand, Inuvau, and wardinhi'. 
 
 Tlic 'riiiKii Fl.oon is similar in all itarticiilais to the >ccond lioor, hav- 
 ini; lialli rooms, closets and lavatory in a seiiarate compartment. llesidcs 
 the foiu' larjic dormitories, and the Lady I'rincipal's idom. il will he seen 
 that tliei'c are ei;4lit good-si/ed rooms and erne closet, availai)le for class 
 rooms or other pin'poses, on the second and third floors. 
 
 The IJiiiJUNc as a whole contains W'l rooms, li hath rooms, !» lavatory 
 closets, etc., in closed com]iartments, -1 small store closets I') hy S feet, a 
 ••Safety Lift" from hasement to roof, two hroad .stairways, from hasement 
 to third lloor, and a corridor on each tiat its feet lonii hy !l feet •_' inches 
 liroad. Kach corridor is wanned, enli\('neil and ventilated \\\ means of a, 
 larj:e open lire-place, hesides hot water iieatin^^ pipes, whi<h are distrih- 
 nted thron-hont all liie rooms in the Imildin-. Two hre escapes are jji'o- 
 vided, one at the east, tile other at the west extrenjity. \'ent ilatin-i .shafts 
 .lie introdnced in the ))r()per places, all slop closets and W. (". closets 
 heing ])ro\ided with vent sliafts passing to the roof. 
 
 The \'i;kaM)A, which is on part of the south side and on the east side 
 of the luiiMinu, is l(M) feet long by i) feet hroad, and will foim a i)leasanl 
 and useful promenade in wa,a weather. The height of the Imilding from 
 the ground to roof is 4S feet, to the sununit of the tower over the entrance 
 hall, 70 feet, l.esides the main entrance there are four other doorways, 
 and no portion of the doors of the building in the hasement is more than 
 one foot three inches below the surface of the grouinl. 
 
 The old building contains twenty roon besides closets, store rooms, 
 bath-room and frost-proof cellars. The two buildings together will con- 
 tain '^^ rooms, with a proper proportion of bath-rooms, stoie rooms, closets 
 and cellars. 
 
 Drainage and Water Supply. 
 
 Kkki;('TI-.\]. DiiAiNAcK is proviiled through a J) iucli properly trapped 
 pipe to the town sewer on King street, with a fall of not les.'s than .'iO feet 
 in a distauce of 1(10 yards, which secures rapid exit. All the drainage from 
 the roof and veranda goes into the 9 inch drain pipe for flu.shing purposes. 
 
 An abundant supply of water, direct from the town main, and under 
 
C/ii/n/i Schiw/ for Girls. 
 
 II iircsstiiT viU'yiiiii fi'om s(» feet tn ,'{1 tVft, MccDrdiim to .iltitmlc in tlic 
 I'uil.liiic;, is prnvidcd tuf all tlic llonrs ;iii<| tli.' roof. Ilnih li(,t and mM 
 uatci' is .■-iiiiiilicd t(i till' lialh-lfMnii- and la vatoli. >. 
 
 Lighting. 
 
 The llniMinL; is ji-htcil thr'nii^diout uitli Ivlisim's Inrandrsecnt 
 Kirrtric Liu'hts. Tlicsi. ai'c introdnrc I into all the ronni.-, iialls, lavutur- 
 ii's. jiassiiL't's and cldscts. 
 
 The School Hospital. 
 
 'i'liis iN a small Imililin'i plarcd oil / liiuhfsl pai'l of the )ir'i|iriay, 
 ;uid witli n\\c (i\.c|itiijii il is siinatrd oh lii-lici' i,'round than .niv ntlici 
 Imildinu in Windsni, I'.iinn H>0 fV''t allo^•p the s.'a level, it is tliiity f'Ct 
 liiLdiff than the liasi^nimt of cither of Mie Scjiool hnildinus. from wjii' I, it 
 is cpiiioved ali.mt I'JO i -.t. It ^^i^ 1 . used in case o| ihe sudden oiithreak 
 ot intectioiis Of confai;iiins diseases. 
 
 Physicnl Training. -The Jlecrention Grounds. 
 
 'i'liese lie to the ■west of the School liuildiii :s, and consist of two levid 
 portions, an up])er and lower plateau, ,se]iaraterl hy tcrnucs aliout Id fet't 
 liiiili in the auL^'euate, and a ^'I'^velied road l'_> feet liroad. The 'ipi)ei 
 plati'au is l'.'>(I feet loiiu liy 1(10 feet hroad, and is divided into a IJowlin^ 
 (Jreen, Lawn Tennis Court and a Croinict (Iround. On the north side is a 
 l)ieUet feiifo, su])portinu :^ia)ie vines, to the north of which a,L'ain is tjie 
 School I'oad to the I'addock hereafter descrilied. The lower plateau is 'J,")() 
 feet l'iM<; hy (;;? feet liroad. It is desiuneil for Lawn Tennis and ( 'roi|uet. 
 West of tlio Re<'r('ation (Jrounds is the School I'addocU, of alioiit 4 acres 
 in area. It i.s well sui)])lied with water, and aflords very convenient ])as- 
 turnge. The grounds south and oast of the buildings are ehietly in grass 
 plots with terraced walks on the south ami east sides, extending for five 
 hundred and eighty feet. T.eyond and lif.iinding these on \\w. east and 
 south i.s a close spruce fence from 10 to VI feet in height. The .stahles, cow 
 houses and hen yard are to the north of the u])])cr plateau and liack road. 
 They are situated about -JOO feet from the School buildings. 
 
 The view from the l^ecroation (iround.s is very extensive and varied, 
 lieing sheltered from northerly winds, as well iis from ob.sorvation, by a 
 high .sjiruce hedge with board fence in rear, which crowns anotlier terrace 
 north of the back road, the Recreation (ironnds possess features of rare 
 e.xcellence and advantatre *'or (Miysical Training and Education. 
 
8 
 
 Calendar of the 
 
 Staff. 
 
 l.--MissH. J. .Machin—Ladv I'uincii'.al. 
 (IJihlc and Cliurcli History, Lesson.s on Art, Physiology, etc.) 
 
 'J.-MlSS Kl.l.KN S. KiDl). 
 
 (History, PliysicaM;cogmi)liy, Elocution.) 
 
 3. — Miss Isahei, Kidd, 
 (I'ianoforto, Drawing, fainting, English Literature, Arithn.etic. ) 
 
 4.— Madkmoiskm.i; Hknuikttk (Juahaai ( Parisienne. ) 
 (Frenuh, Writing, Needlework.) 
 
 ."). — Miss Makv Hai.iiuiito.n Kim.. 
 (Pianoforte, (iernian, Singing.) 
 
 (i. - 
 
 \). — S K ! ;( ; i;.\ n t C ' i' n n ; n i , i i a m . 
 (Calisthenics.) 
 
 School Year. 
 
 'i'he Sciiool year is divided into Three Terms : — 
 
 •Miciiaelnias Term— Fir.st Saturday in Seplendier in ] (..eciuher ■2(lth. 
 Lent Term-Third Saturday in January to First Saturday in April. 
 Easter Teiiu —First Saturday in April tf> .June iSth. 
 
 < ;.mm1 Friday, and .Monday and Tuesday in Easter weeU, will he iiolidays. 
 
 General Expenses. 
 
 i;(iai;i)i;us. 
 
 The general expenses for l.oaid and tuition in all English hranehes. 
 and the French Language, will I.e .Sis.-) ,,er .soiiool year, l.eing $7.-) for the 
 Micluielmas Term, an<l .s.m eacli for the Lent and Easter 'Jerms. This in- 
 ehules washing to the extent of 12 pieces weekly. A rcluction of 20 pc 
 cent, will be made for the .laughters of Clergymen on all charges. Tlu' 
 reduction for sisters will ],e Vl\ per cent, on the iixed fee of .■sis.-,. 
 
C/iirrh Scliool for Girls. 
 
 DAY ITl'ILS. 
 
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 Tho cimrgcs for day pupils (Huglisli bmnches) will ho at tho lai.- ot 
 $40 per aiimiiii. 
 
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 l!..ar.lers uiU piuvi.le tlieir own hcdding (excq.t iron l)f(]st(.a,l and 
 niattm.sos, L»ft. (5 in. l,y (} ft. 2 in., wliicii are fnrni.KlitMl l,y tho Schn,.!). 
 towfls and taldc napkins ; but oa paying an entrance fee f.f .sl.-,.uo, lM,d- 
 ding, etc., will l,e proviiled as long as tlie pupil remains at tlie .Srlmul 
 The following articles are suggested :-Six table napkins, six towels, fuu, 
 sheets, four pillow ea.ses, two white .piilts, two pairs blankets, on... uiidr. 
 blanket, two pillows, two pillow shams, hoarders are re<|uire.l to briu- 
 for their own use a dessert and tea-.spoon, two forks, two knivt's, and 
 napkin ring, each marked with tlie owner's name. All dotliiug mu.-t b,- 
 ilistinctly mai'ked in the .same manner. 
 
 Boarders remaining during tiie Christma.s vacation, will be ,liar-ed 
 .?.5.(M) per week. No Iwarder can remain in residence during the sunmiei 
 vacation. 
 
 In all ea.ses an advance payment for one term is re(|uired, vi/. : .-<7.-..()0 
 for the .Michaelmas Term, and -S.m.OO for the Lent and Kaster Term^ 
 respectively. Neglect of this condition will render a pupil liable to be s.^nt 
 homo after un unexplained lapse of a period exceeding one month. 
 
 Regulations. 
 
 l.—The conditions of attendance at the .School are Cood Cond,-.- uid 
 proper ob.servance of Hilks and Disci I'Link. 
 
lO 
 
 Calendar of ///, 
 
 2.— l!(ianlor.s aro rcjuiruil t<i present tlioniselves on tlie day liefi.ie the 
 .■oiiiiiienceniont of Term. Day Scholars must lie present on the first ihiy 
 I'f 'I'erm. 
 
 •S.— Xo eori'es|.()n(leuee will l)e allowed without the eonsent of parents 
 or guardians; and it is advisal)le that oorrospondence shoidil be lindtod. 
 \'isitors must ])resent a letter of introduction from i)areuts to tiie Lady 
 l'rini'i))a]. 
 
 4. -^Tiie Lady I'rincipal is to he considered as the guardian of tiu' 
 lU'sident Hupils, and is resixmsihle to the Tiustees. 
 
 .).— An accurate daily record of attendance, <leporcmont and recitation 
 will he ke])t, ami the lesults reported to the Trustees montidy, or as occa- 
 sion may rei|uii'e. 
 
 (i. —No useless articles of jewelry will lie allowed. 'I'he di'css of jjupils 
 must lie neat and plain. A dark serge .sailor suit is l.est for a School di'e.ss 
 during winter. 
 
 7.— Presents of confectionery and eatal)les, (except fruit), are jjro- 
 iuliited, and packages of confectionery .sent to pui)ils will not be delivoi'cd. 
 
 N.- -I'upils remaining during vacations are sul)ject to the restrictions 
 imposed by the Lady I'rincipal. 
 
 !».— Iteimits will ])o sent every half term tf. the parents, which will in- 
 dicate the piogress made by their children. 
 
 Id.— deception Day, first and third 'I'uesday in tlu' mouth, from 
 M to .-. p. m.. but no young persons will be allowed to visit the pupils at 
 any time without the special pernussion of tlic Lady I'rincipal (.r the ex- 
 press wishes of the ])arents or guardians. 
 
 1 1.— 'i'elegrams should never be sent directly to the pupils, but to the 
 rriiicipal. 
 
 1-'.— All requests .should be a.ldressed to the I'rincipal, aiul not made 
 ihrougli the ])upil. 
 
 I.S.— Xo pupil will be allowed to remain at Edgeliill who does not std>. 
 mit to the rules and discipline of the School. 
 
 List of Articles Required. 
 
 I.— A suit for calisthenio exerei.ses and gymnastics, consisting of a 
 phun black skirt (no .Irapery), short— reaching just above the ankle ; a 
 scarlet lihui.se waist, with loose sleeves and black collar and cuffs ; black 
 stockings and bloomers. Also, a warm loose underwaist to replace cor.set. 
 
Church School for Girls. 
 
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 '1. — A (li'usi^iiiu-gown anil slippers. 
 
 -S. — W'iU'Mi tliiunel undcf-wear for winter. 
 
 t. — .Stout wtilking bf)ots. 
 
 •">. — Coloured petticoats for winter wear. 
 
 (■>. — A l)ag for soiled clothing. 
 
 7. — Water-proof cloak, uinl)re]la, India ridthers, and ovcil)nots and 
 overstockings. 
 
 'I'he only dresses nceiled tlirougiiout the year arc :— 'i\vo or tlu'ce print 
 dresses for autumn and spring ; two woollen dresses for scliool ; Iwo dres.ses 
 suitahle for church and street ; one light evening dress of waini material, 
 made higii at the neck and with long sleeves. Xo dnss mahin<i ran he. 
 '(Ill mlifl In at I In Sfhool. 
 
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 Calendar of tht 
 
 Jan. 8th, 1891, to June 23rd, 1891. 
 
 Aniistronii, Mny Uowaii Edimuulstoii, New liiunswick. 
 
 Axford, Hiiiuiali Miircclla Mirya Coinvvallis, Nova Scotia. 
 
 lUu'stall, Mabel Kate (i)uebec, Quel)ec. 
 
 I'.hick, Madeleine Windsor, Nova Seotia. 
 
 I51aek, Nora Windsor. 
 
 Cain]»l>ell, Isabel (ieorgina Mill Village, N. S. 
 
 ('oehran, Winifred Katherine Stuart. . .Medicine Hat, Assiniboia. 
 Coy, Florence Letitia St. John, N. >>. 
 
 Deslirisay, Mabel Madisco, N. 1>. 
 
 Dimouk, Agnes Windsor. 
 
 Dodwell, Ellen Isabella Windsor'. 
 
 Dow, Susie Halifax, N. S. 
 
 Dow, Kndly Frances Halifax. 
 
 Forster, Sarah McDonald Dorchester, N. B. 
 
 Forsytli, Florence K Wind.sor. 
 
 Haley, Ainiie I'etu'l \\'indsor. 
 
 Haley, Kaciicl Mary Windsor. 
 
 .lones, Sophia Beatrice. . Halifax. 
 
 Kennedy, Maud Powell Windsor. 
 
 Keitli, ( ieorgina . Windsor. 
 
 [.■etkic, Margaret Amy (iilmour Londonderiy, N. S. 
 
 Leckic, Annie L'r(|uhart i^oiulonderry. 
 
 Mc( iic, Hniily May (Juel)ec. 
 
 Morrison, Evelyn Mary (Jertrnde IJedford, N. S. 
 
 Miller, Amy Marion (Jcnimell Windsor. 
 
 Miller, Bertha Eleanor Whulsor. 
 
 Nichols, Mary Edith Letitia Liverpool, N. S. 
 
 Northup, Mary Jane Central Rawdon, N. S. 
 
 D'TJrien, Madge Windsor. 
 
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Church School for Girls. 
 
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 Oliver, Cliira (Jnice Halifax. 
 
 Ousuley, (ieorgiim M Windsor. 
 
 Partridge, Mary, Halifax. 
 
 Payne, Ethel Agnes Halifax. 
 
 Price, (Jertrude Patterson (,|nel)ec. 
 
 Scott, Kntli So])hie Louise <j)uel)ec. 
 
 Smith, Helen Susan Corn'.valli.s, N. S. 
 
 Snook, Emily Janet Truro, N. S. 
 
 Spurr, Margaret <le Wolfe I iverpool, N. S. 
 
 Sterns, Anna Maria ^■arnu^utl^, N. S. 
 
 Townshend, <iertrude Laura Halifax. 
 
 Tienanian, Marie Louise Halifax. 
 
 Welch, Kva Alice <,)uel)ec. 
 
 Willets, Margaret Fanny Ciiarlotte Windsor. 
 
 Wiggins, Mary Windsor. 
 
 Wiggins, Alice Windsf.r. 
 
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 Calendar of tin 
 
 TtonoMv itnrt ^Misc %\% jifunc, ^m^. 
 
 GOLD STAR. 
 
 RiTii Siii'iiiK LmrsK Scott. 
 
 M.\UV I'.AKTKincK. 
 
 SILVER STAR. 
 
 M.VKiK LdiisK Tkknam.vn. 
 
 .SrsiE l)(i\v. 
 
 M.\K(!.\RET Amy (Jii.MmK Lk.ckik. 
 
 K.MIl.Y .TaNKT SN(I(IK. 
 MaBKI. KaTK i>IKSTALI.. 
 
 BADGE (Junior Class.) 
 
 AcNKS DlMdCK. 
 
 ISKiiTiiA Ki.kanok Miller. 
 
 AmV .\L\KI(iN (il-.MMKLL MiLLEK. 
 
 Ellen Isadella Duuwkll. 
 Mai)i;e ()"15kien. 
 
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 Cliurch Scho(>l for Girls. 
 
 HONORABLE MENTION. 
 
 Sakaic M('1)(inai,i> FonsTKi;. 
 Makv Kditk Lktitia Nitiioi, 
 SdiMiiA Dkatkick JoNKS. 
 An.mk UuijriiAiiT Lkckik. 
 
 Al.IlK WlCdlNS. 
 
 The School Library and Reading Room. 
 
 Donations ui suitiiMe Ikioks, Magazines, &e., will ho gladly rt.'rfi\ ol, 
 and will l)c annnally recoiiU'd in the Calendar. 
 
 Notice to Parents and Guardians. 
 
 Printed forms of api)lieation for the adnu.ssion of i)U[)ils may !>•= 
 ohtaine'l from the Secretary at Windsor, Nova Scotia. 
 
 DONATIONS. 
 
 Miss Ai.iCK White, Dundee, Sentluml;— Twelve (hirden Sctt..e> and 
 other articles for tlie Recreation (Jrounds. 
 
 
 .1. .1. Axsi.iiw. 1'i;inti:k, Winii-hi;, X, .S.