St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-08-22
ST. ]. A. FACULTY
NOW COMPLETE
New kfernbers Come With
zAieh Recommendations;
School Opens Sept. 4


The trustees of St. Johnsbury
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al advertisement else" hei0 appear ms
il this issue. that he fall term of the
s..,5a7,t1 SIKH, wear. will open Tuesday, !
:. .,+.,,t,..t As ,as a,roadv annaared
!
n lnese cHlbbi na' ne ooaro 10 'oiS
g5rtuuate in securing Principal Joseph !
Davis who viii BE supported by
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T'''7d '7'l' i'Si''
Azf. Davis comes lo st. Johnspury
from Wellesley Mass. where he has
t..r -1,o oh sobooi He
- 'ii' -
( l5l1 College. and later Ihat OF "A. M.
/ ,~c,7 the University oi Pennsylvania.
! tof ,,., .ocinc IN Wellesley he was for
! three wears principal 81 the high
-chaol 1T XVaqt Chester. Ia. Mr.. Davis
j.. 7,te,rrio,; and has one child.
: We are glad 10 welcome back Miss
/ zneiiav. Mr. Cain. Mr. WA tcrman, Miss
! davidson. Miss Sulis0p and Miss
r2,,o.s,al, o.ho take their eermer posi-
tia47s and Miss Pike. who changes to
4sr- dauartraeYit Of huEiieit
NJ. Frederick WadsWorth Porter
taxes the fenartrlent OF plvsics and
viii have CHARGE of Sontn Hall. He
Vas married August Is TO Miss Millie
| Withington Sys,itll of Sac0, Me-, and
will bring his brlee 20 occupy the
| I, oy,tv, "a
Porter is a grad Aatn Of tufts College,
and has been riaetpal If Massachu-
setts high sch .,is. He was mead of
the science de partment of the Natick,
Mass high school. his, last position
where he served as coach of the ath-
letic teams.
Miss Mary Catharine Root of North
Craftsblry will teach English and gen.
oral science. and will have the super
vision of the Charlotte Fairbanks Cot
tage. Miss Root is a graduate of the
University Of Vermont, and has taught
in Enosburgh Falls and Woodstock.
. She comes with the highest recon-
mendations from the positions which
she has filled, an advance of salary
having been offered her in the latter
olace
Mr.. William Hoyt of North Anson
Me- takes the position of teacher OF
mathematics He is a graduate Of
? Colby University, Me-, and has taken
postgraduate work in the New York
Z University He has had an expert
{ ,nce of twelve years as teacher OF
{ mathematics in Plymouth, Mass, higf
e school Mercersbury Academy, Hume
School and the last six years at Has
BRONX Institute, N. ]. He was foot
ball manager at Colby, and has beer
faculty manager of athletics in hi
II later positions.
- Miss Carrie B. Farnum of Marlboro
:. | Mass, comes as teacher of moderl
Il languages, French, German and Span
ish. She is a graduate of Tufts Col
:, .ege, studied in Germany in 1910, an
- he past year with DR.. Paul Kunzel
" Boston. She has taught in Lebanon
- md Portsmouth, N. H, and Marlboro
Mass.
Miss Marian Marsh Torrey of Provi
lence, r. T., takes the position Q
teacher of senior mathematics. Sh
z prepared for college at East North
field, Mass, entered Brown Universit
Mt in 1912, and took the B. A. degree
s. 1916 and the M. A. degree in 191
V. having taken the Josephine Arnol
of | Fellowship, which enabled her to ca
no rv on graduate study in mathematic
f. AS her name indicates, she is of Ne
ts | England stock, the names Torrey ar
de- | Marsh being potent in the intellectu
history of Vermont.
Miss A. G. Stackpole of Sanfor
= Ne. will have charge of the con
-, merciaI department. She is a gra,
w nata of the Shaw Rusiness College. ar
W has held nositions there and in Il
w offices of the, Cumberland Co.. regist
III If deeds. Maine Advertising Co.. a,
W comes from teaching in the Port
W mouth. N. H.. high school.
W Miss Mareuerite Carr of Middleton
W Mass comes as assistant in the cor
X mercial department. She is a gra
W nate of the Bav Path Institute, a.
W has taught in the East Hartford. Con