The geography, history, constitution and civil government of Vermont; by Conant Edward 1829-1903

Author:Conant, Edward, 1829-1903. [from old catalog] & Stone, Mason Sereno, 1859- [from old catalog] ed
Language: eng
Format: epub, pdf
Publisher: Rutland, Vt., The Tuttle company
Published: 1907-03-25T05:00:00+00:00

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men, a residence for young women students, the buildings and equipments of the experiment station, mechanical buildings, a gymnasium, Morrill Hall, for agricultural purposes, and three cottages. A new medical building has recently been constructed.

The University admits both men and women as students, except to its course in medicine, which is for men only.

In its roll of graduates are found the names of men eminent in all departments of human activity.

Including 1906, the number of graduates in the department of Arts and of Applied Science is 1,840, in the department of Medicine is 2,120; total, 3,960. The number engaged in military service in the Spanish-American war and in the Philippines was 32.

16. MiDDLEBURY CoLLEGE.—Middlebury College is pleasantly situated near the Otter Creek, in a region remarkable for its fertility, healthful-ness and natural beauty. Westward are the mountains beyond Lake Champlain; eastward, the Green Mountains. Within a few hours ride are Grandview, the highest of the Red Sandrock mountains, Bread Loaf Inn, on a high plateau, and Lake Dunmore, a beautiful sheet of water at the foot of high mountains, all famous summer resorts. Middle-bury College was the first in Vermont to send out graduates. It was chartered in 1800, and held its first Commencement in 1802. It is now open to students of

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