Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1910-06-25
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attention to the record held by the
Center school taught by Miss Alice
M. Miller. Whole number of pu-
pills, six. Christine Barbour, Hazel
Barbour, Ruby Chase, Meldora
Chase, Oliver Murphy, Riley Muir
ply. These six pupils were perfect
in attendance, fo- the past term none
having either tardy or absent marks.
Let the other schools beat this If
they can, till then, this is the banner !
school of the town,
The Webster school submits the
following report; Whole number OF
pupils, IL; average attendance,
1924. Perfect in attendance, Ger
trude Shepard; absent one day,
Elizabeth Webster; absent one-half
day each, Irving Shepard, Elva and
Madge Hadley. Ruth Williams,
teacher.
Report of primary school for term |
ending June II: Pupils perfect In
attendance, Wilma Allen, Alice La
sure, Ruby Macarthur, Mabel Wood,
Laurence Lobdell. Selden Miller,
Clarence Wood; absent one day or
less, Ruth Macarthur, Frederick
Lobdell, Majel Evans, Flora Lobdell;
Mildred Paige, Stella Seems; Selden
Miller; perfect in attendance for
eight terms. Dora Thayer Penniman
teacher.
The school at the Center closed
Friday afternoon, June II, with a
musical and literary program by
the G. S. club. Several visitors
were present. A pleasing feature OF
the program was the reading in
character of The Mad Tea Party,
from "Alice in Wonderland" by the
school. Hazel Barbour, the young
r est scholar, was the "Dormouse" and
read her part as well as the best. A
t very agreeable feature of the terms
/. work has been the absence OF marks
D in the register. Average attendance
| 100. Mrs. Alice M. Miller, teacher.
/ In justice court, June Is, before
s w. r. Sturtevant, Bert Baker was
sued by Chas. j. Empey to recover
t on book account judgment for
/ defendent to recover his costs. Case
!. appealed to county court. w. 5.
t Plngree appeared for plaintiff and
a Raymond j. Trainor for defendant.
t The Grout school sends the follow
@ ing report: Whole number of pupils,
n seven; average attendance, 6. Perfect
{ in attendance, Emma Hoisington
: and Ralph Wood; absent only one
t day, Harold Hoisington; absent 3 l-2
: days on account of illness, Carl
d Wood. Ranking in examinations:
Y Grade 8, Dwight Walker, 81 2-3;
r grade Z, Emma Hoisington, 81 2-7,
Charlotte Walker, rs 2-7; grade 5,
O Ralph Wood, 90 4-5 Carl Wood, so;
}, grade 3, Harold Hoisington, rs.
: Mrs. j. e. Johnston, teacher.
8 Report of the Four Corners school.
Whole number of pupils 27, average
d attendance, 81 2-5 per cent; Ii pupils
9 were perfect in attendance. Rev.
a e. w. Sturtevant, teacher.
The Webster and Grout schools
v united with their closing exercises at
230 p m, June 81, in the Webster
school house.
Program
Song, Bluebell, Grout School
a A Boys Prayer, Irving Shepard
A Day With Dear Mrs. Average, Ella
Hough
n The Boy on the Farm, Harley Crandal
Countrified, Bertha Hoisington
!, Love Up-to-Date, Gertrude Shepard
70 Little Bird, Madge Hadley
Song, Mama's Boy. Grout School
My Shadow, Elva Hadley
l. A Homesick Boy, Harold Hoisington
The Patchwork Quilt, Helen Crandall
n A Schoolboy Complaint, Daniel Rogers
l. Why, Ralph Wood
The Cuckoo Clock, Ella Hough
Look Pleasant Emma Hoisington
q Song, Silver Threads Among the Gold,
a Grout School
u Selections on Photograph, Helen Gran
} dali
Ii The reading of The Friday Afternoon
Post, by Webster School
( Dainty refreshments of ice cream
n cake and lemonade were served on
the lawn after the entertainment