St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1901-12-25
SCHOOL NOTES.
List of those Neither Absent or Tard!
last Term.

Last Term.
The upper grades OF the Union ant
Summerville schools closed Friday will
appropriate exercises. The ninth grad
! of the Union schools and the eighth anC
ninth grades in Summervlle held very
interesting observances of Forefathers
day with tableax and literary exercises
One division of the eighth grade at the
Union schools had literary exercise
which included the whole OF Evangelint
| given by different members of the divis
ion as a surprise to the other pupils of the
| grade, but this was not the only surprise
for the Others had prepared big feast o
popcorn and candy which was served and
heartily enjoyed.
Here is list of the pupils neither alb
sent nor tardY in the village schools
The list for the other schools will be given
later.
SUMMER STREET SCHOOLS.
Grade 1. Harold Bonett, Olive Carl
ton, RAYMOND Peterson, Madeline Clark,
Gtrtie Griffin, Earle Thurslon.
Grade 2. Gl mn Cheever, Beulah East
man, Mil ired Qurmby, Ralph Smith, Aus
tin WiIkie, Emma Elliott, Ktzlah Parker,
Ralph Ross, Susie Webber
Grade 3 Sadie Thurston, Guy Web.
ber, Madeline Weeks. Earle Wright Sid
ney Borland, Floyd Cheever, Leon Dim
ick, Edna Gould, Be'nice Griffin, A. thur
Little, Everett Montgomery, Vera
Montgomery, Albert Qumby, Paul Som
erville.
Grade 4. Mary Carr, Maude Barbour,
Wendell Paine, Mabel Little, Helen Peter.
son, BERTHE Palmer, Willie Stearns, Willie
Webher.
Grade 5. Willis Cleveland, Albert Cox,
Helen Dean, May Lucas, Gladys McCrilIis
Mabel Morse, Walter Russell Gertrude
Severance, Minola Webber, Harry Hale
Grade 6. Perley Bicklord, John Bor.
land Ina Carr, Isabel Gaskill, Cora Heon,
| Roy Moore.
Grade T. Agnes Cleveland, Lloyd Gibbs,
Mary Gibbs, Walter Wesley, Myrtle Ham
ilton, Pauline Randall, Homer Weeks.
Grade s. Helen Eastman, Lilias Hill,
E izabeth Laird, Fred Moore, Kitty Par
ker, Bertha Russell, Lena Brown.
Grade 9. George Newell, Ralph Pres
ton, Charles Sherburn, Raymond Shep.
herd, Archie Wilcomb, John Wesley, Alice
Anderson, Bertha Donahoe, Myrtle Flem-
ing, Ruth Impey.
SUMMERVILLE SCHOOLS.
Grade /. Helen Goss, Lawrence Doty
Grade 2. Pearley Mohett, Max Gil6l-
| Ian, Clyde Drown.
Grade 8. Willie Moore, Clara Goss
Glenn Woods, William Locke, George
McCrae.
Grade 4, Theodore Carr Jedd Drown,
Lettie Jay, Norman Mcleod, Frank Plum.
ley, Homer Woods, Grace Locke.
Grade 5. Almon Burbank, Fred John
son, Eda Drown.
Grades 6, 7. Blanche Narcotic, Ethel
Allen, Josie Clement, Vera Barrett.
Grades 8, 9. Arthur Carr, Claude
Goodrich, Carl Hovey, Grace Narcotic
Emily Moore, Grace Simpson, Mary Var
mum, Fred Stone.
MAPLE STREET.
Grade l. Ellen Lynch, Beatrice Ward
Charlie Norris, Leo Tucker, Ralph Carr
| Sarah Clark.
Grades 2, 3. Charles Batcheder, Editi
Hurley, Raymond Stenson, Eva Howe
Lambert Ward, Beatrice Whipple.
PADDOCK VILLAGE. Cora Caller, Roy
Hooker Vera Wright, Virginia Montgom
cry, Clarissa White, Marion White.
Among the teachers who are spending
their vacation out of town, are Superin
tendent Dempsey, at Fitchburg Mass.
Miss Nichols, BaldwinviIle, Mass, Mis-
Chadbourne, Springfield Mass, Mis-
Bowker, Roxbury, Mass. Miss Drake
Lowell, Mass, Miss Pike, Danbury
Conn, Miss Wilde, in Boston, wher
Miss Woodruff will join her this week
Miss Sawyer, at Hyde Park, Miss CHASE
at East Orange, N. j., Miss Wright wit
friends in Connecticut.