St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1912-07-03

Pupils With Perfect Attendance
During the School Year.

day during the school year: Marion
A. Craig, Jean A. EMERSON, Sadie
d. Powers, Lou 1. Stevenson, Har
old ID. Somers, Leonard w. Darling
Those absent only one day were
Robert A. Craig, Agnes 1. Goss
Jeanette B. Craig, Anna Mae Lamb
Charles B. Lamb, Harold Ainsworth
Stanley Munger.
Children's day was observed al
both churches Sunday. At the Con.
gregational church the following
program was very successfully Civ
en- under the direction of Mrs. Ollie
McFarIane, Mrs. E. H. Lyford, Miss
Bernice Blanchard and Mrs Harry
Farrow Miss. Katherine Hooker pre-
sided at the organ and Mrs. Harvey
Lyford assisted in the singing. Pro
cessional, chorus; marching song;
prayer; response; responsive read
ing; Child's Greed; chorus; Declam-
alton; Welcome" Leonard Darling;
recitation, "A Recipe for Children s
Day." Anna Mae Lamb; dialogue,
"Sunbeams," Mrs. Farrow's class;
primary exercises, chorus; recita-
ton, 1.-THE Glover Best" Eva M. Al
len; recitation, What Little Hands
Can Do" Helen A. Sanborn; dia-
logue, "The Flower Girls; recitation,
Edith McPhee; defamation, Thomas
Carlson; motion song, Earth is
Singing" defamation. Delmar Rich
ardsOn; recitation, Children's Day,
Gladys Livingstone; dialogue, Miss
class; recitation, Nettie
Holiness; defamation, Harry Bel
vile; recitation, "God Sends So
Many Good Things Jean EMERSON;
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son; dialogue; closing chorus and
Goodbye song
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Mclean of
st. Johnsbury brought their little
daughter, Katherine Lucy, to receive
baptism on Children's day.
Mrs. Frank Powers is visiting at
her fathers, Myron Smiths at Lyn-
donviIIe.
Mrs. Patsy Donahue and Mrs.
Warren Hartwell of East Haven Wis
tied at Frank Powers last week.
Mrs Charles McLachlin of Gray,
Iowa, is visiting in town. Mrs
will be remembered as
Miss Laura Varnum.
Mrs. Clarissa Clark of Newton,
Mass, is here for the summer.
Miss Katherine Bingham of st.
Tohnsbury is spending a few days
With Miss PrentisS.
Miss Sadie Powers who has been
listing at North Danville returned
lome Sunday.
Miss Louise Bayley and Mrs. How
Lrd Hebblethwaite and children are
from Deal, NJ j., the first
If this week.
Frank Powers of North Danville |
risited at East Peacham Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. J. K. Williams and
laughter and Mr.. and Mrs. William
Williams who have been spending |
wo weeks in town went home Sat
lrday.
Meeting will be held Thursday after
loon at two o'clock at the Congre-
,ationaI vestry. Light refreshments |
will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Finley of
Manchester, N. H., are visiting Mrs. |
Phoebe Young
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. EMERSON and |
Hiss Flora Bickford have returned
lome from York Beach.
Alonzo Halcrow and Harold were
It St. Johnsbury Wednesday.
Miss Susie Halcrow has finished |
Ter school at Cabot and returned
lone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pliny Douse and
children of Passumpsic and Mr.. and |
Grs. Frank Richardson of Plainfield |
md Ernest Douse were at George
)ouse's, Sunday.
Miss Flora Clark from New Jer-
iey is spending her vacation in
own.
The Children's day exercises at
he Methodist church were held |
sunday morning and were very well
arried out.
There are several cases of measles
n town.
Miss Elsie Choate has returned
ZONE very much improved in health. |
Carroll Blanchard from Norwich
University, ~, is at his mothers, !
Mrs. Ada Blanchard's.
Mrs. Johnson and four children of
Pennsylvania have come to spend the
summer at their bungalow.
Parker Flagg from Belfast, Me-,
S in town.
DIR. and Mrs A. J. Mackay were
It Montpelier and Burlington and
,ther places last week.
Mrs. Walter Blanchard, G. A.
Bunker and H. A. RenfreW were at
It. Johnsbury Saturday going in
}. L. Moody's auto.
Mr.. and Mrs Simeon Hobart were
1t Montpelier and Calais last week.
Mrs. Benjamin Darling of East
Barnet was at her fathers, William
3utson's last week.
Mrs. Phoebe Young and Mr.. and |
Mrs. Finley were at Waterbury Fri
lay.
Miss Minnie EMERSON was at St. |
Tohnsbury part of last week.
Mrs. f. B. Ainsworth and Mrs. |
da Ainsworth visited at Chester |
me day last week.
Alden Clark who has been visiting !
'elatives in town left Thursday for |
lis home at Fargo, N. d. Mr.. and |
Mrs. George Clark accompanied
him to St. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Clark were
1T st. Johnsbury, Saturday.
Wesley Thresher lost a horse Sat
friday. 1t got hurt in tie barbed
wire fence and had to be killed.