St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1911-05-31
PEACHAM.
Graduation Exercises at the Acad-
emy.-Activities About Town.

EAG4lAlI1s
Graduation Exercises at the Acad-
emy.-Activities About Town.
The graduating exercises of Peach
am Academy, C. C. G. S., were held
Friday at p. M, in academy hall
Quite a large crowd was in atten-
dance. Those graduating were:
Grace l. Minis, Nancy B. Glover, Ger
trude r. Brock, Mile J. Whitehill
and J. Merlin HASTE. The diplomas
were presented by Hon. Cloud Har-
vey. Elisha May of st. Johnsbury was
present and gave an especially inter
esting talk to the audlence and few
fitting words to the class of IL. In
the evening a reception was given by
the school to the graduating class
with their relatives and friends. A
short musical and literary program
was well carried out. Cake and ice
cream was served and the remain der
of the evening passed in promenad-
ing to excellent music furnished by
Mrs. Gray.
Rev. Mr.. Lowe, district superinten-
dent, preached at the M. E. church
Sunday.
Miss Marion Wilson, a deaconess
from Barre, will give Bible talk at
the NJ E. church Sunday, June a..
It is expected that Miss Wilson will
be here several Sundays.
Mrs. Robert Steele, who recently
went to the hospital at Burlington,
had an operation Thursday which
was very successful and she is doing
nicely at present.
Miss Elsie Choate, who is i'll at the
home of her brother Charles at West
Barnet, had a specialist from BOSTON
Saturday night.
Quite number from this place at
tended the auction at A. 6. Aston
store at Harvey the past week.
A. G. Peak and Arthur Peak were
at ST. Johnsbury Saturday.
w. J. Bigelow and daughter Ruth
of st. Johnsbury took dinner at w.
S. Sanborn's Wednesday. Mr.. Bige-
low made a business trip through the
town in the interests of the Gale
DOMAIN.
c.. E. Hatch of st. Johnsbury was
in town Saturday repairing the N. E.
telephone lines. He removed the n.
E. phone from G. w. Esden's store
and installed it. in his house. This
does away with toll station at East
Peacham.
The ladies' aid will hold a social
at the vestry Thursday, June 1.
Dinner will be served.
Mrs. Mary Taisey is visiting her
son, Frank Pollard.
Ellsworth Johnson has purchased
a piece of land of Mrs. Jennison and
will build a bungalow.
The North Part school and Ew-
ellis Hollow school united in pre-
memorial exercises at the Cutler
place Monday afternoon.
Lewis Mclaughlin had barn
raising Saturday, May 81. About
so were present.
The trustees of Peacham Academy
held business meeting Friday
May &c. 1t was decided to retain
the services of Prof. C. w. Holmes
for another year, and the tuition
$500 per term. Miss Holmes, the
assistant teacher will not return.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morse were al
Danville Monday to consult DR..
Pache.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. somers and
Dorothy visited at Henry Wallace's
in Ryegate Tuesday
Robert Steele, who accompanied
his wife to Burlington returned
home Friday night.
Miss Mabel Blair, who has beer
working for Oliver Cowan, has gone
to her home at Barnet and Miss
4%et04 q INOAS 10 LQG10 now,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Esden and
Reginald Esden spent Saturday and
Sunday at William Hastie's at St
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Laura Palmer is expected
home from Massachusetts Monday.
John Stevenson who has beer
spending some time in Florida ha:
returned and is visiting his brother
James Stevenson.
w. B. Hayward and Florence Hay
ward visited in Barnet the last O
the week.
Pre-memorial exercises were helC
at East Peacham school house under
the direction of the teacher, Mis-
Alice Page, Saturday afternoon. NJ
NJ Wheeler gave an interesting tall
on his Prison Life Monday mr.
Wheeler went to Danville to speal
in the school.
The ladies Ver-Cal-Pe Club me
Wednesday with Mrs. William OR,
at South Peacham. Between 90 an.
100 members and invited guest
were present and a delightful Dime
was served. The hostesses wer,
Mrs. Carrie WhitehilI, Mrs. Mar,
Wilson, Mrs. Helen Bailey. Mrs
Hannah Shaw. Mrs. Fannie Iyford