St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-06-12
THE ACADEMY.
commencement Week.

The calendar of the St. Johnsbury Acad-
emy commencement week is:
Sermon to the Graduating CLASSIFY Rev.
Henry Kilbourn of Bradford. Sunday,
June 16, 7 p. m, South Congregational
church.
Public Speaking-Tuesday, June 1s, p. m,
Music Hall.
Glass Day Exercises-Thursday June 20, 4
p. M, Academy Grounds.
Class eception-Thursday, June 20, p. M,
Museum.
Graduating Exercses-Friday, June 21, 80
a. m, Music Hall.
Annual Meeting of Alumni-Friday, June 81,
3 p. M, Academy Hail.
Alumni Reception and Reunion-Friday, June
21, p. m, Academy Hall.
We give below the programs of the
public exercises of the week:
PUBLIC SPEAKING.
Sarah, Davies
c. Roy Calderwood. St. Johnsbury.
Eton SHADES Auction Habit, Donnel1
Ella S. Simpson, st. Johnsbury Center.
Fourth of July in Jonesville, Holley
Sara E. Wright, st. Johnsbury.
Flying Jn's Last Leap, Banks
Elsie ]. Gibson, Boston, Mass.
Nathans Flat, Vance
Earl D. Evans, St. Johnsbury
Two Gray Wolves. Fanton
Alice M. Kicker, ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Middleribs Letter, Burlington Hawkeye
Marie A Barnes Hanover, N. H.
A Cuban Refugee. Anon
Benon Moore. North Monroe, N. H.
Greek Ninth Plastiques, suggested by Mil
tons L'Alegro. Posed by Florence Kent
and Annie Peck, assisted by Maude E.
Brown.
Class Essay, Grace F. Austin
Poem Georgiana E. Flint
Grafton, Arthur o. Austin
Class History Orris B. Carpenter
Prophesies, William A. Ide
Glass President, S. Harold Hastings.
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
Music.
Prayer.
Music
Essay, with Salutatorya yaAddresses-Success
and Sincerity,
Mary L. Darling, Newbury.
Essay-The Unknown Hero of History,
E. Charlena Herbert, st. Johnsbury.
Essay-Se1f Reliance,
Annie ]. Mcleod, st. Johnsbury.
Essay-An Old-Fashioned Girl
Eva " Aver, st. Johnsbury.
Presentation of Certificates to Commercial
Graduates.
Music.
Essay-A Curious Superstition,
Helen A. Boynton, st. Johnsbury.
Disqualification; a Drawing out, not
Pouring in,
NJ Frances Ross, st. Johnsbury.
Essay-Too Many Things,
Otris B. Carpenter, St Johnsbury.
Music.
Essay-Womans Part in War,
Helen M. Bailey, East Hardwick.
Essay-The Poetry of the Rich.
Leila F. Carr, st. Johnsbury.
Essay, with valedictory Address-In Limine,
Mabel E. Ross, st. Johnsbury.
Music.
Presentation ofDiplomas.
Benediction.
Tickets will be required, as usual, for
the public speaking and graduating exer-
cises. These may be obtained, without
charge, at Bingham's drug store. Tickets
for the public speaking will be ready for
distribution Saturday, June Is, at 8 a.
M, and those for the graduating exer-
cises Wednesday, June 10, at 8 a. m.
The annual reception and reunion Fri
day, June 81, at s p. m, promises to be
an occasion of great interest The fol-
lowing has been prepared by the Alumni
executive committee:
FOR AULD LANG SYNE."
The annual reception and reunion of
the Alumni of the Academy will be held
in the Academy hall on the evening of
Friday, June 81. 1t is earnestly hoped
that all who can will avail themselves of
this opportunity of meeting the "boys
and girls" of their school-days, talking
over old times and renewing old associa-
tions. All former students, whether
graduates or not. and the husbands and
wives of former students, are cordially
invited to be present, and it is hoped that
those who see this notice will extend the
invitation to Others, as it is obviously
impossible to reach all Alumni whom we
would be glad to welcome. you are
intending to be present send word at
once to that effect to Miss Isabel M.
Paddock, chairman of executive COM
mittee.
Mrs. P. F. Hazen entertained the
senior class last evening in honor of Miss
Mary Darling.
Miss Mabel E. Ross gave a delightful
reception to the senior class at her
pleasant home in Summerville Friday
evening.