St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1913-04-16
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
An Additional Eighth Grade CIas
at Summer Street

THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
An Additional Eighth Grade CIas
at Summer Street
An additional eighth grade has
been established in the recitation
room at South Building, Summer
street and Mrs. Cushman placed in
charge.
The following additional pupils at
Summer Street have been transferr-
ed:
Grade one to grade two, Charlotte
Moody, Margaret Kicker, Elizabeth
Ide, Helen Porter, Elizabeth Sullo-
way.
Grade two to grade three, Natha-
| lie Moulton, Foster Woods, Merle
Henderson, Eleanor Steele, Arthur
Lambert.
Grade three to grade four: Louise
Brown, Ruth Barney.
Grade four to grade five, Stan
wood Brooks.
Through the courtesy of Mr.. BIZ
anchi, proprietor of the Globe thea
tire, four hundred children from
grades five to nine of the Summer
Street and Portland Street schools,
were given a free exhibition of ex-
cellent educational moving picture
hlmS Friday after school.
Congressman Frank Plumley has
sent superintendent Palmer 1895
packages of vegetable seed and 1880
packages of flower seed which will
be distributed among the children
for their home gardens.
In grade four, Summer street,
Eleanor Stone has finished the years
work in spelling and the fall
e l. -,
same subject. Dorothy Russell and
years work in writing.
The following pupils have receiv-
ed diplomas in writing: Summer
land street, grade eight, Cora Hayes,
East Village, Eliza Shastany, Mary
Wark.
Improvement certificates have
been granted to the following: Sum-
mer street, grade eight, Dorcas H.
Estabrooks and Jakey Paino; grade
seven, Freda Ripley, Elnora Paige
and Marion Stevens; grade six, Dor
othy White and Adeline White;
East Village, Robert A. Babcock
and Carl B. Wark
Progress Pins have been granted
to the following: Summer street,
grade nine, Lola M. French, Lillian
Marowitz, Nathalie Baldwin, Ray
Hudson, Emma Locke, Clarence
Creaser; grade 8, Irene Powell, Ele-
amor SidwelI, Marion Burden, Flor
ence Bennett, Edna Streeter, Cecil
Brown, EIoise Masten, Madeline
Cary, Ethel Smith, Maude Menut,
Ivan Hunter, Eda Brigham; grade
Z, Sylvester Paino, Frank Newlin,
Florence Knapp, Estelle Slack, Per-
ley Boomhower; grade 6, Paul
Wright, Helen Celley; Portland
street, grade nine, Lila Gilfillan,
Carolyn Williams, Harold Cokley;
grade seven, Inys Leach; grade six,
Gladys Cutting, Julia Drolet, Rhea
Gibson; East Village, Wallace R.
Dee.
First Buttons have been granted
to the following: Summer street,
grade nine, Anna Badger; grade
eight, John Campbell, Ray Clifford,
Emma Cassidy, John Santolicitc.
Merton Ashton, Edward Cramton,
Helen Steele, Julia Stuart, Ethel
Smith, Ralph Santolucito; grade sew
en-, Althea Grant, Warden Hatch,
John Lynch, Walter Carson, Doris
Perry; grade six, Wendell Ford, Ra-
chel Cole, Jessie Johnson, Walter
Rodgers, Edward Parker, Clayton
Silsby, Alberta Crossman, Arthur
Bennett, Merle Ashton, Rosa Harri-
man, Louise Stevens, Josephine E.
Howe, Harold Antle; Portland
street, grade nine, Thomas Russell;
grade six, Edith Carpenter, Mildred
Mccullough, Edith Blois, Shirley
Astle, Carroll Poole, George Wiki
ms; Paddock Village, grade 3, Yer
non Howe, Catherine Radford.
Twenty-Five diplomas have been
awarded to pupils in Portland Street
school since the course in A. n.
Palmer writing was introduced.
At Portland street school, grade
eight, Vivian Hall has completed
the years work in spelling. In grade
nine, Marie Ram, Guy Kellogg and
Raymond Legassy have finished the
course of $3.50 words.
Catherine Radford and Vernon
Howe of grade five, Paddock Vii
lage school, have received their
twenty-five drill pin.