St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1903-06-17


Young's Orchestra.
Essay, History of St. Johnsbury," 74
Claude M. Goodrich. Sc
School Sketches:
"Three Minerals"
Helen L. Eastman.
"a Model School,"
Maurice F. Carr.
Recitation from Burroughs 1.-THE
Brook"
Benson A. Balch.
"The Trout Brook"
Isabel F. Noyes.
Song, Legend of the Bells" from
"Chimes of Normandy"
Joseph J. Cheney, Louise B. Tyler.
and School.
Dialogue, "Brutus and Cassius,"
Julius Caesar, Act 4, Scene 8
Ray w. Spalding, Edward Stafford.
Music, Mazurka, from THE Singing
Girl" Hubert
Young's Orchestra.
Presentation of Diplomas,
Arthur F. Stone.
Cantata, "The Village Blacksmith"
CT. Noyes
Helena M. Brown, soprano, John r.
Tierney, baritone, quartet and school
chorus.
Music, March, Dixie Land" Haines
Young's Orchestra.
LIST OF GRADUATES.
Union School-Katherine Maria Ander-
son, Benson Aldrich Balch, Hugh Thomp-
son Borland. Helena Mary Brown,
Tracy Camp Boswell, Maurice Frederick
Carr, Flossie May Cheney, Joseph John.
son Cheney, Winitred Clark, Herbert
William Comfy, Otis Bovee Cutting,
Mabel Estella Dean, Helen Louise East
man, Laura Margaret Ellis, Caroline
Dickerson Emerson, Henry Andrew Fol-
som, Harold Putnam Frost, Emma
Sophia Hallett, Caddie Emily Hamblett,
Caroline Denison Higgins, Lillias Finette
Hill, Bernice Helen Holder, Lloyd Gar
rison Hooker, Ethel Helen Johnson. Mae
Lillian Lacasse, Elizabeth Eudora Laird,
Arthur Henry Liberty, William Melon
aid, Jr., Fred Olmstead Moore, Thomas
Richard Moore, Isabel Fairbanks Noyes,
Kittie Clara Parker, Hortense Peters,
Earl Wayne Richardson, Bertha Eliza
beth Russell, Blanche Ely Spalding, Ray
Washburn Spalding, Edward Stafford,
Frank Hubbard Taplin, John Patrick
Tierney, Louise Brooks Tyler, Myra
Elizabeth Walker, Mabel Adeline Ward.
Summerville = Karl Emory Barrett,
Carroll Jessie Cummings, Laura Jennie
Fenno, Claude Moulton Goodrich, Sadie
Collista Goss, Clyde Fred Hale, Carl Day
Hovey, Lydia Emily Moore, Izetta May
Poole, Jennie Emily ROBBIE, Katie Jane
Somers, Blanche Stiles, Edith Pearl I'm
derwood, Mary Dole Varnum, Glenn Car
Ion Weeks.
St. Johnsbury Center-Lucy 1. Hutch
inson.
Clay Hil-Emma Laliberte.
The school directors have engaged the
following teachers for the coming school
year:
Superintendent, c. H. Dempsey.
Summer street schools-Ninth grade.
Mrs ]. w. Sault; eighth, Mrs Laura N.
Hazen; seventh, Mrs. Martha A. Ten-
ness; sixth, Miss Lucy M. Sinclair;
fifth, Miss katherine Orr; fourth, Miss
Laura Chadbourne; third, Miss Eva l..
Wilde; second, Miss Beatrice May; first,
Mrs. Lydia Beck; assistants, Miss Caro-
line S. Woodruff, Miss Margaret M.
Ruiter.
Summerville-Upper grades and princi-
pal of building, Miss Amy B. Drake;
sixth and seventh grade, Miss Lucy K.
Sawyer; fourth and fifth, Miss Florence
E. Silliman, second and third, Miss E.
Gertrude Menut; first, Miss Charlotte
Chase.
Paddock village-Miss Lena M. Pike.
Maple street-Second and third grades,
Miss Tilla Johnson; first, Miss Ella L.
Wilmarth.
Fairbanks village-Second grade, Miss
Sarah Craig first, Miss Kate D. Peck.
Clay Hill--Miss Mary Wesley.
st. Johnsbury Centre-Grammar
grades, Miss Mary Lewis; primary,
Miss Helen Hartman.
Supervisor of Music and Drawing, Miss
Edith M. Nichols.
Teachers for the schools at East st.
Johnsbury, -Four Corners and the other
rural schools have not yet been engaged.
Many of the schools have this week an
exhibition of school work in their rooms
which the public is invited to inspect.
The work ia grade nine of the Union
School will be exhibited on Thursday
evening as well as during preceding
days.
Supt. Dempsey went to Johnson Nor
NAL school yesterday to attend the
teachers exercises incident to the com.
mencement week of the school.
An exhibition of the work of the pupils
IN Mrs. Beck's room was held last even.
ing and the friends who attended were
much interested in the excellent speci-
mems of the childrens work.
Miss Margaret M. Ruiter left for her
home in Derby last week where she 10