Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Prospectus of Ripley Female College, Poultney, Vermont, 1863
To prevent an unpleasant delay, either at Whitehall or Castleton, to students who come from the north, by way of Lake Champlain, a free conveyance from Whitehall to Poultney will be furnished, to all who have made previous application to the President, on the first day of each Quarter, leaving Whitehall on the arrival of the Day Boat. Students coming from the south by the way of Saratoga and White hall, 'will be met at Fair Haven, Vt., on the arrival of the morning train, the first day of each Quarter, provided they shall have given the President notice of their coming.
Either the President or the Vice President will be in attendance at the Astor House, New York City, the last three days of each Vaca tion, to consult With parents and take charge of pupils.
Those who come from New York City will fiod it convenient and pleasant to take the Troy and New York line of Steamers during the season of navigation.
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