St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1910-06-22
LyndOnYille.
Graded School Graduation

school were held IN Music Hall on Fri
dav afternoon The stage was very
Drett;Jv decorated with plants and
8ou,ers the schooI colors. orange and
oreen. and the motto Excelsior" The
Fl graduates were seated on the stage.
q nd the body IF tbe house was occupied
to grades. a good-slzea aua,en s. at a..
senueu anu VIE liueA p'es'se1 49, -
.o'io wins Pios, ai' .
Invocation. ~ Rev. E. G. French
Address of welcome and remarks
pac;, g+ior "Rxce,s;or,, Rnth MeDoWei1
Piano duet, Gladys Hunter, Harry Clark
Reading, Mr.. Glossy
Song BY Grades ana . hu u 91iSorg Todd
Music. Orchestra
Recitation, cecii Burns
Essay nay mp TO Gerry B1odeett
Song, Grades 4 and
Recitation. W. Earl Pierce
Plag s taag' sad;e Powers
Music. Orchestra
Presentation of diplomas with rem e arks .a,s
Reading class ode Mr.. Glossy
Singing Class Ode by the class.
Following are the names OF graduates
who have passed both school and state
examinations, ana are ntleo Ior entrance
to Lyndon Institute: Gladys hunter,
Mary Delaney, Ruth mcdowell, Dorotny
Mcdonald. Sarah Powers, Ona Koundy,
Edith Lee, Beatrice Hyatt, lhnord
Todd, Harold Ahern' Eari l.ierce. Iecil
burns, harry Neagle, 1iyde blake, now
ard webster, CnaIies blougell, AieA NC
Lane ana Harry LARK.
Miss Ethel Park is at home for the
summer from Randolph, where she is
teaching in a high school.
Mrs. Fl. w. Lyster left for Montreal
Tuesday morning, where she will take
the steamer. Lake Manitoba" for a
trim to Europe. going with a party of
ten, conducted by Prof Co. win F. Pal
mer of ST. Johnsbury. On Friday alter
noon number of her intimate friends
arranged surprise for her at Mrs. e b:
Hutchinson where she was presents! ZEE.
with an automobile-load OF iareweH giIts
all to be opened at sPeclneo Stages on
her Journey, ana acconPalileu VIII
approPIlate verse anu INC RpodSS
us ,a"ae - al r,re-
-, ..,a,.a sa,,,ed
een' Ian =,
Dr. Harry NJ. o1nitn mas oeen quite III
Tor few days, but is now i1ucn oetter'
Lincoln Wilson is at home from Dart
mouth College, Paul Cheney from Ann
Arbor, Bruce Wakefield, Sumner Stuart
and Fred Dwinen from Cushing Acad-
envy, Alice Campbell from the New Eng
land Conservatory in Boston, Evelyn
Cheney from the Weston School in Bos-
ton, and Lucia Baldwin from Miss Kim
balls school inWorcester.
Mrs. Cornelius Gronberg and son Olaf
have gone to Bellville, Ontario for a
visit Of two weeks with friends.
oor+ed - the health officer this snrino
nearly all within the past month. This
is the LARGEST number of cases ever known
in one epidemic.
Mrs. w. A. LOOMS is i'll with measles
also Mrs. Bert Kinds and little daugh
ter Evelyn are recent victims. Mrs. ]
M. Copeland is rapidly improving.
The annual meeting of the Lyndonville
Graded School District is to be held il
the Music Hall next Tuesday evening, at
o'clock, tor the purpose OF elect1ng OH
GERS and doing other necessary business
The teachers have dispersed to their va
rious homes for the summer vacation
| Miss Susan Cunningham will attend the
summer school at Johnson. Mrs. ROgar
! has gone to Newport for a few weeks
Mr. Glossy, Miss Cady and Miss Mccoy
ern go to their respective homes in John
son, Waterbury and Wheelock ana el, MS
LUMBAR Is TO spenu lne sulninel II IL o I've
=, tb, fail and the l;st Of teachers will b.
as foI1ows. PRINCIPAL 9Th and 9th GRADE
william n Glossy: 7th and part of tn
Gu NJ EttaI D,,rbar. -,or+ =
9Th and 9Th grade, Miss Agnes McGov
ern: 18th grade. teacher not vet engaged
ard GRADE. Miss Louise Gleason: I'd grad
Mrs. Mantle Rogan; LIST grade, Miss Su
san Cunningham.
Mrs. H. E. Folsom and Mrs. Fred Fol
som were in Boston for a few days las
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wakefield were ii
Ashburnham. Mass, last week wher
their son, Bruce, graduated from Cush
ing Academy.