St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1902-07-30
THE SUnnER SCHOOL.
A Good Attendance. Successful ses-
sion Assured.

Gn n00 AtbbNuanCcs 5WS~~SSA-
sion Assured.
The sixth session of the Caledonia
county summer school opened at the
Summer street school buildings Monday
under the direction of W. H. Taylor,
manager. The instructors this week are
Miss Eliza c. Allen, principal training
school, Lynn, Mass, Primary reading
and number work; Miss Evalyn Darling,
superintendent of drawing Vermont
State Normal schools, drawing and
color study; Principal Charles H. Nor
rill, Bakersfield, technical grammar and
geography; Supt. e. Fl. Dempsey st.
Tohnsbury, practical lessons in arlthme'
tic.
Up to yesterday afternoon the follow
ing were present.
Edward S. Abbott. Alice F. Clark,
Madge Rockland, Ella ]. Taylor, Derby
W. M. Strong, Jennie Glee Lilley, South
Woodbury.. Winifred Walbridge, Katie
S. Toslin, West Concord. Anna M. Bel
den, East Burke. Florence Walter, Lyn-
donvilIe. Frances L. Newell, Olive E.
Davis. Danvlle. Blanch M. Newman,
East Barnet. Honora c. Buckley,
South Wheelock. Jennie Mabel Davi-
son, West Woodbury.. Mabel E.
Wilson, South Peacham. Maude
E. Wakefield, West6eld. Daisy A.
Chase, North Montpelier. Elsie M.
Cutting, Plainfeld. Carrie Marshall,
Maud l.. Smith, West Burke. Lora F.
Martin, Wiliamstown. Carrie B. Littel,
Katie M. Goodrich, Hardwick. Bertha
L. Batters, Greensboro. Nellie M. San
derson, Jeanie E. Hill, Henrietta H. Bar
lev, Nellie NJ. Bone, Mary Sophronia
Gates, South Ryegate. Hazel L. Chan
dler. Derby Center. Susie E. Scott, Ethel
M. O'Rourke. Mary Daley, Newport.
} Edith F. Hartman, East Corinth.
, Maude E. Somers, East Peacham. Mar
garet l. Whitehill, Rose N. Whitehill
George W. Hatch, l. K. Hatch, Nellie De
, merritt. Groton. Carrie M. White, East
e Calais. Mrs. l. K. Bartholomew, Wilder
}, Mary B. Brooks, Ida M. Tenney, Bar
ton. Lola l. Sargent, Glover. Lola M
'e Grav. Evansville. Annie M. Southwortt
is Helen Evelyn Southworth, Post Mills
n Ida B. Bailey, Peacham. katherine 1
Bean. Coventry. Adalena R. Farme'
q Boston. Grace A. Bradley. Martha
! Hill, St. Johnsbury Center. Sara
2 Wright, Neva l. Lockwood, Mary
o Wesley, Sarah A. Craig, Maude E. SIM
o soa, Lizzie H. Blake, Beatrice 5. MAJ
- Jeanette Smith, Martha c. Blodget
Emma A. Stevens, St. Johnsbury. Do
r. cas- E. Tudkins, Passumpsic. 1t is e.
s, pected that many names will be adde
8. to this list later in the term.
Next week the instructors will be Pril
as w. P. Beckwith, State Normal schoo
Salem. Mass; Hon. 6. T. Fletche
al Northampton, Mass; Miss Della
88ss Griffin. Newton, Mass; Miss Evely
81 Darling. Hon. E. g. Baldwin, Barto1
SO W. H. Taylor, HGrdwick,
o1 o1 Several free evening lectures have bee
02 arranged and to these, as well as to
o5 sessions of the school, the public is co
9s 9s daily invited. The first lecture will
II II this evening at the Summer street schot
IT when DR.. H. D. Holton, secretary sta
EN- board of health, will speak on "Scho
Sanitation" Friday evening at Att
ch naum hall, Prin. Clarence A. Brode'
lks State Normal school, Westheld, Mas
The Education of Tomorrow Pr
Broden is lecturer of recognized ablli
on and very enjoyable evening is assur
yht Tuesday evening at Athen9um hall, Pr
ed. L. R. Jones, U. V. NJ, speaks upon II
be Living Plant Last evening receipt
was given in honor of the visiting tea
ers at the Summer street building. wh
proved very enjoyable. Musical Sc
.aa tions were rendered by Miss Ethel
ass Abbott Mrs. Don c. Stiles, Miss M