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Page 1251
... society , and having 70 householders and upward , and every ecclesiastical society having that number of families , shall maintain at least 1 good school for eleven months in the year , by a master sufficiently and suitably qualified ...
... society , and having 70 householders and upward , and every ecclesiastical society having that number of families , shall maintain at least 1 good school for eleven months in the year , by a master sufficiently and suitably qualified ...
Page 1254
... societies were given larger powers over them . The character of the school society is more closely indicated by the following code and regulations for the schools in Farmington , adopted in 1796. It now appears that the society was ...
... societies were given larger powers over them . The character of the school society is more closely indicated by the following code and regulations for the schools in Farmington , adopted in 1796. It now appears that the society was ...
Page 1259
... society shall pay over the amount so granted to the religious societies , churches , or congre- gations of all denominations of Christians within its limits , to be proportioned to such societies according to the lists of their ...
... society shall pay over the amount so granted to the religious societies , churches , or congre- gations of all denominations of Christians within its limits , to be proportioned to such societies according to the lists of their ...
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act of Congress aforesaid agricultural annual appointed appropriated approved ARTICLE authority board of education bonds centum colony commissioners common schools Connecticut CONSTITUTION corporation court dollars donations duties educa educational purposes elected English language escheat established free public schools free schools further enacted governor Harvard College hereafter hereby hold his office hundred income inhabitants institution interest invested inviolate lands granted legislative legislature shall provide levied Louisiana manner North Dakota paid perpetual fund persons poll tax prescribed by law president proceeds provided by law public free schools public instruction public lands public school fund qualified receive regents regulations religious remain a perpetual respective revenue school district school fund schoolmaster scrip Secretary sectarian seminary of learning Senate session society sold superintendent of public system of public taxation Territory therein thereof tion town township Treasury United vote Yale College youth