St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-06-25
VOL, LXV--NO. 1891
puBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATION.
Interesting Exercises of the Ninth "fa"e'
List of Teachers for next Year

Interesting Exercises of the Ninth Grade.
List of Teachers for next Year
Atheraum Hall could not contain the
crowd that attended the graduating ex-
ercises of the ninth grade Friday alter
noon. but those who were there we're
greatly pleased with the exercises. The
students in the 8th grade had tastetully
decorated the hall and young ladies from
the same grade served as ushers. Music
furnished an important part in the exer-
cises and included several selections from
Young's orchestra, a piano duet by Jean
L. Stanley and Mary F. Mute, violin
solo by Walter P. Carr, with Ina M.
Farnham accompanist and FIVE songs by
the class of 1902. The instrumental mu-
sic was of a high order Of excellence and
the chorus singing was the finest ever
heard by students in Our public Schools
The parts were taken as given in the pro-
gram published last week and were all
well written and we'll delivered. Rev.
Joshua M. Frost of Grace Methodist
church opened the exercises with prayer
and pronounced the benediction at the
, close lust before the last song the char
man of the school board presented the di-
plomas to these graduates. 73 in number:
Union School: Alice E. Anderson, Ha-
zel r. Annis, Thomas Armstrong. Ed-
;. ward F. Brown, Harold D. Burbank, Ale
g vi P. Calderwood, Gertrude M. Cum
4 minps. Edith M. Dean, Lottie b. Dona-
y rhv Rertha A. Donahoe, Mary R.
y Ely, lula M. Estabrooks, Maude 5.
> Fstabrooks, Dorothy P. Fairbanks,
!, M. Frances Flanagan, Myrtle f.
~ Fleming. Harry A. Flint, Emma Frost,
= Harold &. Caller, Helen Gray, George R.
g. Hill Margaret K Impey, Ruth c. 1mpey,
:; 20 Howard L. Johnson, George W. Kellogg,
g Maurice F. Loveioy, Eta G. Marshall,
D Emma Mcdonald, Frank c. Moore
- Frank II. Morrison, Dora ]. Newell,
~ George G. Newell, Mary F. Mute, ohm
-. Patterson, Gladys M. Perrigo, Earl W.
n Peterson, Bernice M. Pierce, Alexander
h. H. Porter. Ralph P. Preston, Theodosia
" E. Rees, Albert A. Kicker, Harry ": Sew
erance, Raymond E. Shepherd, Charles
M. Sherburn; Harold L. Somers, lean L.
as Stanley, Katie S. Straub, John W. Wes-
.oh lev, Archie D. Wilcomb.
Summervile: lone L. Barrett, Clayton
-n' R. Bond, Arthur B. Carr, Ralph y. Mac
lci- Leod, Hernon r. Rice, Grace l.. Simpson,
lee. Walter P. Carr, Harry L. Cummings, Ina
ys. M. Farnham, Mary ]. Steele, Fred L.
Stone, Eva 3. Wood.
East St. Johnshury Wilbur T.. Cusn
{: 9; man, Margaret 7. Mclaughlin, M nern,t nE
'' W. Pierce, Grace M. Shastany' Nellie M
,,.s Stiles. ,,r p
Iess;ca c. Brook, Mvra E. Brown, Mint
N7 1, Campbell, Edward Simpson, Vernon
K. Zimmerman.
The school board have about complet
ar ed the list OF teachers tor the coming yea
and the following have been engaged:
w. Union School-Grade 8, Mrs. Lena W
Saut; grade 8, Mrs. Laura N. Hazen
W. grade 7, Miss Martha A. Jenness; graa
nks, 6, Miss Lucy M. Sinclair; graue o. Nsis W:
lley, Laura M. Chadbourne; graue 9
kin, Katherine =. Orr grace o. MISS CNa
,ew- Wilde: grade 2. Miss Blanche A. Bagley
GRADE 1. Mrs. Lydia Beck; assistants
,ou M;ss Caroline S, Woodruff and Mis-
e D. Margaret M. Ruiter.
Summerville Principal, Miss Amy !
er of Drake: grades 6 and T. Miss Lucy
serve SAWYER grades and 5, Miss Ella N
Wright; grades 2 and 8, Miss Gertru'
ohns- Menut, grade l, Miss Chariotte Snase. I1Ia
ed at Maple Street, grade l., Miss Ella
Wilmarth; grades 2 and Miss beatri
May. D.
Fairbanks Village. Miss Kate D. Pe
sabel and Miss Sarah Craig.
Paddock Village, Miss Lena M. Pike
East Village, Miss Flora Atkins; ASST
ant, Miss Abbie 6. Smith.
COM Center Primary, Miss Helen Harr'm'
.cade. Center Grammar, Miss Ethel B. Gray.
,x.or CLAY Hill, Miss Mary J. Wesley.
Four Corners, Miss Martha Hill
lse for Goss Hollow, Miss Tilla Johnson.
they Spaulding, Mrs. Belle Grout.
rative Pierce's Mill, not suppned. ,
;aples. SuPe1SlsSUi .s S;.1oin y. inu''~ anu - =
nd the -1O''-
,r oo~ SCHOOL NOTES.
Among the teachers who were XIII
-. =. remembered by their pupils at the
tive OF of the term were Mrs. Laura N. Ha
enter who was presented with a golf st
Miss Miss Martha Jenness with toun'
ooC men. Mrs Lena W. Sault with pict
Oon - and in the Summerville schools, \
Gertrude Menut received jewelry cas-
d and Miss Lucy Sawyer, clock; Miss
tation B. Drake, a silver oon-oo1l olsn, I,,,l
.,;ro of Charlotte Chase, a vase; Miss Ella
i"e " Wright, a fountain pen and a pie
~ ni' statuary.
Filth All the pupils in Miss Lucy Sincl
ed that room passed their examinations
1897, were promoted to the next grade.
A,e.od is the first time this record has
Anieu made since Miss Sinclair has taught