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Identifier: bulletin08univ (find matches)
Title: Bulletin
Year: 1909 (1900s)
Authors: University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Subjects: University of Massachusetts at Amherst
Publisher: Amherst, Mass
Contributing Library: UMass Amherst Libraries
Digitizing Sponsor: Boston Library Consortium Member Libraries

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ures of the program,and these will be still further emphasized in 1916. LOCATION OF AND DIRECTIONS FOR REACHING AMHERST Amherst is ninety-eight miles west of Boston and twenty-fivemiles from Springfield. It can be reached from Boston over the Bostonand Maine Railroad (Southern Division from North Station) or bythe Boston and Albany Railroad from South Terminal Station viaPalmer, thence to Amherst over the Central Vermont Railroad. It may also be reached from Springfield or Greenfield by theBoston and Maine Railroad via Northampton, or by trolley fromSpringfield via Holyoke or Northampton. From New York, take New York, New Haven and HartfordRailroad to Springfield, then to Amherst by train or trolley as alreadystated. Persons coming from Albany, Buffalo and the West would bestcome to Springfield and then to Amherst as stated above. For further information concerning the Summer Schools, writeWilliam D. Hurd, Supervisor of Short Courses. Massachusetts Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass.
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31 THE AMHERST MOVEMENT THE MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGESummer School of Agriculture—1916 Application for Registration. Name, (Mr., Mrs. or Miss) Post Office Street Address State Present Occupation Schools previously attended Reference Name of person to whom word may be sent in case of illness or accident Address of above person Consult the schedule and place an X before each course youwish to take. COURSE COURSE 1 Soil Fertility 23 Beekeeping 2 Breeds and Types of Live Stock 24 Foods and House Construction 3 Modern Dairying 25 Household Administration 4 Dairy Laboratory 26 Personal Hygiene and Home Nurs- 5 Poultry Breeding and Management ing 6 Farm Management and Farm 27 General Home Economics Accounts 28 Home Economics for Rural and 7 Farmers Exchanges Small Village Schools 8 Fruit Growing 29 Sewing 9 Vegetable Gardening 30 Design and Practical Arts (1) 10 Amateur Floriculture 31 Practical Arts (2) 11 Garden Flowers 32 Organized Play and Recreation 12 Forestry 33 Plays and P

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