St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1916-06-07
PEACHAM.
The Observance of the Memorial Sea-
soR-PersonaI Happenings.

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The Observance of the Memorial Sea-
soR-Pers0na1 Happenings.
(Mrs. w. S. Sanborn, Correspondent
Pre-Memorial exercises were held
in all the schools. The following ex-
cellent program was carried out on
Monday, May 20, at the north part
where Miss Hazel Lyster teaches:
Song, Vermont" by the school; well
come, Hazel Goss and Mary Sullivan;
For Grandpa's Sake" Lawrence
| Woodward; The Little Black Eyed
Rebel Marion Craig; Red, White and
Blue" Gladys Howe; flower drill,
THE Blue and the Gray" Doris Craig;
'Emblems of Memorial Day. Audrey
Craig. William and Sarah Dee;
"Children's Offering" Roberta Craig;
Memorial Day." Agnes Goss; song,
Home, School and Native Land" by
the school; For Decoration Day.
James Craig; "Lincoln's Gettysburg
Address George Chandler; Driving
Home the Cows" Harold Swasy;
Columbia's- Call to the Flowers, Jean
cite Craig. Doris Craig, Marion Craig,
Sarah Dee, Audrey Craig, Gladys
Howe, William Dee, James Craig,
Lawrence Woodward, Roberta Craig,
George Chandler and Agnes Goss.
At the close Of the program Rev. Roy
Green spoke to the children on the
Civil War
The Memorial exercises at EwelPs
Hollow school, Miss Eva Ward, teach
er, were held Tuesday evening, May
80, where another excellent program
was enjoyed. Flag Song, chorus;
Speech for Decoration Day." Earl
Mcclellan; Dudes Opinion of War;"
Dexter WEIGH; Flowers we Gather"
Violet Mcclellan; For His Grand
pas Sake Robert WEIGH; "Our He
roes Dead" Helen A. Sanborn;
Flower Drill, chorus; Sherman on
the Soldier" Clyde H. Brown; 1.-THE
Flag is Passing By" Carroll. Brown;
Little Man, Eva M. Allen; Meaning
of the Day." Stella Parker; when
Grandpa Wore His Uniform" Esther
Mcclellan; "Honoring Our Soldiers"
Paul Taylor, Minnie WEIGH, Elsie Nc
Lellan, Clyde Adams. At the close all
sang America and Rev. T. A. Carl
son gave a very interesting talk. Ice
cream and cake was served.
The teachers training course taught
by Prof. M. w. Chaffee has COM
pleted its first year. Mantle ".
Adams, Gladys M. Clark and Elsie J.
McLaren were post graduates from
the course and received five year Ger
tificates. Thressa c. Blain, Alice H.
Fay, Ella A. McCosco and Mildred E.
Teller received four year certificates
in addition to their c. c. G. S. diplo-
mas. The course will be continued
next year if eight students are en-
rolled.
The first Sunday school for the
summer was held at Ewell's Hollow
school house June 4, with an attend
ance of IT. The next will be held at
the same place on June IL.
The G. A. r. and w. r. c. will
meet Saturday June 10 at 2 P. M. at
West Barre.
Conner Moore and Herbert Blair
have gone away to buy cows.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Foam and child
rem of ST. Johnsbury were at Albert
Peaks the first of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith have
just returned home from a two weeks
trip. Nj
Blanche Renfrew has come home
from her school at Barton. Miss An
ma Renfrew was there for graduation.
Prof. Stout, Miss Wilson and Miss
Martin, teachers at the academy,
have gone to their homes and none
will return next year.
Rev. and Mrs. Andrews, Rev. and
Mrs. Carlson, Rev. Mr.. Green and
Mary Bailey took an auto trip to
Montpelier Friday.
Mrs. Cook of Danville is visiting
Mrs. F. E. Palmer.
Mr. and Mrs. George Coursen have
finished work at Waterford and
come to Mrs. Roy Cousen's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Coursen of Dor
chester, Mass, were callers at Wal
lace Powers on Monday on their way
to Walden.
James Stevenson is just beginning
an extensive job of repairing on his
house. Mr.. Cooney of Barnet is head
carpenter.
William Orr is very sick with
heart trouble.
George Richardson has been more
comfortable for a few days.
Mary Bickford, Mrs Walter Blan-
chard, Mrs. Helen Chase, Mrs. M. S.
Hunt, Elsie Choate were at st. Johns
bury Saturday. Elsie Merrill visited
in Danville.
Mr. and Mrs. M. w. Chaffee have
gone to Morrisville.