St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1907-06-12
Academy Notes.

luS pupllS Vi mi - iAihSSlCy VIII CIV
a recital in Academy Hall this evening at
which parents and friends are most
cordially invited. This is in no sense
concert, but intended to show the must
cal work ofthe school and the pupils will
be assisted by Miss Elizabeth Peck,
violinist. Following is the program:
Springtide, Bargiel
Girls Glee Club.
Love Song, Clough Leighton
~ Bertha Aiken.
Roses Everywhere, Denza
Winnifred Drew.
Greeting y c. B. Hawley
f7tf9 Gertrude Walch.
"Who is Sylvia" Schubert
"Hark, Hark the Lark Schubert
Winnifred Merrill.
Du Bist VIE cine Blume, Chadwick
Songs My Mother Taught Me, Dvorak
Juanita Kilbourne.
Maiden. How Sweet" Nevin
Brown October Ale, Dekoven
Eleazer Dole.
Jesu, Jesu Miserere, Nevin
Emma Hallett.
You and l." Lehman
A Proposal. Salter
Elsie Sargent.
when Violets Their Fragrance Spill"
with violin Obligato) Sparrow
II Love and the World is Mine Nancy
Madge Kellogg
Entreaty, Wright
with violin Obligatory
! Loves Springtide, Hammond
Cadde Hamblett.
| "There's Land of Roses" Del Riego
| Irish Love Song, Lang
Madeline Randall.
| Slumber Song. Gerritt Smith
Calm as the Night Carl Bohen
| Ruth Morse.
Greeting. Brahms
Girls Glee Club.
The annual exhibition of the work OF
the art department was held Tuesday at
the studio Many different varieties OF
work were displayed, including water
color, charcoal, design basketry and
mechanical drawing. The exhibition
proved very attractive to the students
and friends of the school and reflected
great credit upon Miss Nichols and her
classes.
Miss Jean W. Hough, the instructor
of French and German, has been granted
years leave of absence and sails from
Boston the goth of this month for
Naples. After spending the summer in
Italy and Switzerland, she will go to
Germany for study during the winter
This week finds many of the alumni OF
the Academy and friends of the gradu.
ating class in town to enjoy the testify
tiles of commencement week
The class of 1906 will hold its first
reunion on Friday evening of this week
Coupons that are to be exchanged for
reserved seat tickets for the commence.
ment exercises may be obtained from
Mr.. Rowland or at the Athenaeum.
The annual sermon to the graduating
class was given in the South church Sun
day evening by Rev. DR.. Rufus {. Flagg
formerly president of Ripon College ii
Wisconsin and now pastor of the Con
gregational church at Newport. Rev. DR.
{ H. Merrill, one of the trustees of the
Academy, assisted in the service. The
pulpit was beautifully decorated will
apple blossoms and special music was
rendered by the quartette choir. DR.
Flaegs text was from Proverbs 4:23
Keep thy heart with all diligence fol
out of it are the issues of life" He gav'
scholarly and eloquent presentation o
the importance of ones personality
emphasizing his points with striking
illustra tions.
Class day exercises will be held Thurs
day afternoon and in the evening occurs
the senior class reception at the Museum
Commencement exercises occur in Music
Hall Friday morning and the alumni
reception in Academy hall at o'clock il
the evening An attractive program
has been provided by the committed
, having this gathering in charge.