St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1917-06-13
PEACHAM.
'ublic School Graduation Next Week
commencement at the Academy.

(Mrs. w. S. Sanborn, Correspondent
The graduating exercises of the pub
lie schools will be held at Peacham
m Thursday, June 81. The speaking
will begin at p. m.
Sunday, June 10, was the beginning
IF the commencement week at Peach
nm academy 1t rained in a steady
1own-pour all day, but in spite of the
weather large congregation gathered
md listened to the excellent sermon to
the graduating class by Rev. Francis
Laird of West Barnet. The church
was prettily decorated with flowers
ind the members of the classes and
the girls of the training course march,
I'd in a body.
Parker & Young of Lisbon have re-
:ently moved their machinery for their
mill on the lot purchased of Mark Alb
oott. George Mayo of McIndoes NOV
I'd it from Danville.-Mrs. Ray Kiner-
son is visiting Mrs. Carl Fuller at
Enosburg Falls.-Isaac Choate and
family Of Bozeman, Mont, are visiting
N town and at West Barnet.-Monday
evening was the closing of the Chris
ian Endeavor, while the pupils are
way on their vacation. Tuesday eve
hing was the bonfire; Wednesday eve
ling, the annual Junior alumni ban
quet; Thursday evening is class night;
Friday afternoon at 2 p. M, comes the
graduation exercises, and Friday eve
hing the experimentation HASTE,
fred Simonds and Mrs. Joseph Hunter
we're at st. Johnsbury Tuesday.-W. F.
Powers and family were at Willough-
~ Lake Saturday. returning Sunday.
Mrs. Smith came home with them
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Esden visited at
POST Mills two days last week.-The
North Part school, taught by Miss
gladys Clark, gave the following pro-
gram for memorial at their school:
Salute, to the flag: song, MY own
America; recitation, 1.-The Baby's
Kiss" Roberta Craig; recitation, His
Choice. Lawrence Woodward; recita-
ion, "Save the Union" Agnes Goss;
ecitation, when Some Fellows Dad
ly Kills Some Fellows Dad" James
Craig: song, Tramp, Tramp, Tramp;
recitation, THE Flag Goes By" George
Chandler; recitation, Decoration
Day." Mary Craig. Hazel Goss, Gladys
lowe, Audrey Craig and Hylan Num-;
'ecitation, ''Whistling Regiment" Ma
ion Craig; song, Agnes Goss and
Roberta Craig; recitation, Grand
ather's Story" Doris Craig; singing of
America by school.-Dr. H. l.. Pache
md FL. M. Osgood of Danville and one
If the men from the fish hatchery at
Burlington were at EwelPs Pond on
Thursday, June Z, and, put 100000
wall-eyed pike in the waters OF that
oond.-Miss Alice Fay. teacher at East
Peacham held her Red. Cross enter
ainment on Thursday evening. nice
program was given consisting OF
Gag drill, rotations songs. a play
entitled, "Betsey Ross and the First
Flag" by Harvey Powers, Francis
Moore and Julia Cowan. A very
,aughable thing was 'The Clown
Tumblers," by Robert. Francis and
Millen Moore, Harvey Powers, Nor
man Blair, Charlie Cowan, and Henry
Harrington. There was also a folk
dance. Five dollars was realized Tor
he benefit of the Red Cross.-Hiram
Ailsen is ill with measles.-fhe COM
was saddened by the death OF
Mrs. William Morse on Sunday after |
loon and Mrs. Francis Partridge on
Monday morning.-Dr. George White
I'LL. Mrs. Josiah EMERSON and Mrs.
Lewis Bigelow of North Reading, |
Mass, were in town Saturday, bringing |
he remains of Mrs. Lucretia (Pierson) |
Dimick for burial.-Dr. HI. l.. Pache |
md III. NJ Osgood of Danville were |
lucky fishermen on Tuesday afternoon
1t Ewelrs Pond in Peacham. having
caught 2O4 fish.