St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1898-08-03
THE SUMMER SCHOOL.
A Good Attendance Of Teachers from this
Vicinity.

Vicinity.
The Caledonia County Normal Train
ing School opened it's fourth annual ses-
sion Monday. The attendance up to
Tuesday night of this year was smaller
than that OF last, there being 73 names
on the register to 81 last year at the
same time, but it is expected that the at
tendance will be considerable over 100
before the term closes.
This week the subjects treated are lam
guage, psychology, arithemetic, reading,
seat-work and civics. The instructors
this week are George l. Aldrich of New
ton, Mass; Fl. w. Lull, Quincy, Mass,
and Walter E. Ranger OF Johnson. Mr..
Aldrich is superintendent of the schools of
Newton. Mr.. Lull is assistant state su-
perintendent OF education in Pennsylva.
MIA and Mr.. Ranger is principal Of the
Johnson Normal School.
Last evening reception was given at
the Athenaum, which was largely at
tended by the teachers and was an en-
ioyable occasion. Another reception wi |
probably be held at the Museum tomor-
row evening. Saturday will be devoted
to recreation and the principal points Of
interest in town will be visited.
Following is list of the names on the
register up to Tuesday night. Martha
S. Hull, Susie E. Jenkins, Emily S. Cor
ham, Mabel Chickering, Maude E. Cald-
beck, N. May Park. Myrtle L. Under
wood, Neva l. Lockwood, M. Louise
Weber, Grace c. Chalmers, Ellen M.
Cushman, Anna M. Stevens, Kate D.
Peck and Lizzie H. Blake Of St. Johns
bury; Minnie E. Bartlett, Susie W. Sar.
gent, Union Village; Ina E. Robbins,
Martha S. Wilson of Derby; Nellie L.
Gibson, Jennie L. Gibson of Barnet
Lillian Wilson. Mabel Wilson OF West
Danville; Maude E. Bailey oil Hyde Park
Ethelyn c. Howard, Cora B. Sargent oil
St. Johnsbury Center: Lillian G. San.
born, Lillian B. Shepard OF Marshfeld
Abbie E. Smith, Lottie E. Hill, Louis J,
Hill, Grace A. Griswold of East ST. Johns.
bury; May G. Beattie Of East ,Ryegate
c. ]. Grover, Leola NJ. Carpenter, Mar.
garet Renirew Of South Ryegate; Ma.
tilda LaClair, Bertha M. Sisco, Nora c,
Warner, Charlie L. Miles of Sheffield
Annie B. Anderson of Albany; Annie E
Shields OF East Crattsbury; Marie
Blodgett of Gaskill; Margaret Whitehill
Matte Orr, Pliny NJ. Orr of Groton
Mary ]. Willard, Addie H. Burnham O
Sutton; Madge A. Dresser, Lena G. East
man of Lyndon Center; Della E. Nut
ting OF Danville; Mabel R. Burnham o.
Hardwick; Annie M. Belden, May A.
Gilfllan, Cornelia M. Bemis OF East
Burke; Adelne L. Wilson of Cranky; H
Della Dustin of Lynn, N. H.; Madge A.
Smith of West Fairlee; jamie M. Banch.
ard, c. Blanche Renfrew, Florence A.
Young, Meroe B. Way of Peacham; Katie
D. Pearl, A. Jean Duncan Of McIndoe
Falls; Edith L. Parker OF Vershire; Anna
L. Booker of Waterbury; James D. Blod.
gett of East Barnet; Grace Rouse oil
East Berkshire; Flora J. Campbell, Effie
E. Campbell of Lyndonvlle; Nettie M.
ooI SSutt iattlS M. uouSS VI last SOV-
inth; Nellie ]. Perrin Of Barre.
Several of the school publishing houses
have representatives here and very cred.
liable exhibit is made.
The St. Tohnsbury schools have an ex
hibit in the ninth grade room selected
from the work shown last year in con-
nection with patrons day. The exhibit
is arranged especially for the inspection
OF the teachers Of the summer school, but
patrons of our schools are invited to ex-
anime the display.