The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-17
PEACHAM

ne graduation exercises OF Til
district schools was held on Thursda
afternoon at Blair's hall at Fas
Peacham at 2 p. m. The stage wa
beautiful y decorated with potte,
plants and large audience listene,
to the following program which wa
carried out in a creditable manner
Song, South Peacham school; prayer
Rev. Harold Hayward; song, Ewell'
Hollow school; "a Story of Sci
Denial" George G. Chandler; 9TH,
travels of Mortimer Brown" Agne.
|. Goss; "The Ride of Jennie Me
Neal" Agnes V Wilson; "The Song
in Camp" E. Harley Abbott; Carr
On" Edwin C. Thcshep; "Tht
Spring Song" Corner school; "a
Modest Wit" Ernest r. Harrington
Bud Discusses Cleanliness Robelt
F. Moore; "The Chore Boy" C. Fran
els Moore; "Some Questions fol-
You," Stanley F. Munger; 1T Could
MT be Done," A. Violet Mcclellan
"Life's a Funny Pr position" eva
M. Allen; song, South Peachsm
school; valedictory, Roberta M. Craig
presentation of certificates by Supt
Harvey Burbank; address, by Rev
Harold M. Hayward; song, America
led by North Part school. THOSE
graduating from the 8th grade were;
Agnes V. Wilson, Eva NJ. Allen, A
Violet Mcclellan, Agnes ]. Goss, Re-
terta M. Craig, George G. Chandler
L. Harley Abbott, C. Francis Moore
Robert F. Moore, Stanley r. Munger
Edwin C. Thresher, Ernest e. Far
rington. The class flower was PAN
sizes.
Mrs. Mary Craig who recently sold
her farm to William Mum has pur-
chased the place at Peacham Corner
where Bert Metcalf lives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Emerson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Esden attend
ed graduation at Lyndon, Friday
June 10.
C. F. EMERSON has sold all his cows
but one; AZ in number. They went
away Saturday.
Miss Daphne Craig, teacher at
Ewell's Hollow entertained her pupils
on Friday afternoon by boat ride,
after which ice cream and waters
were served at the "Pondside" cot
tage.
Mrs. Arthur Stoddard and daughter
have gone to New Bedford for a two
weeks visit.
Miss Lou Stevenson is home from
her work at Barnet several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. William HASTE have
gone to work for Nathan Banks.
Miss Beatrice Mann has gone to
Bradford to spend few days with
her sister, Miss Marjorie Mann.
Miss Annie Killam, who recently
graduated at Montpelier is at Wilbur
Blodgett's and will teach at the East
Part next year.
Mrs. Henry Wallace and Mrs. Ed.
Somers, of Barnet visited at Fred
Pollard's, Friday.
Plyna Douse is moving his family
to McIndoes, and Mrs. Ellen Law
renee has hired the house where Mr..
Douse moved out.
Miss Blanche Renfrew is home
from her school at Colebrook.
Goldie Grigwer, teacher at East
Peacham gave her pupils a cobweb
party on Wednesday afternoon. A
very pleasant time was enjoyed. This
school has brought 65 flowers this
term, II of which have been brought
by Millen Moore.
Miss Mary Craig will have an auc-
ton at her place on Saturday, June
Fl at ten o'clock to sell her stock and
farming tools.
Fred Hawkins has bought the
Phoebe Young farm, formerly owned
by Mr.. Halcrow.
commencement Week
Last week was commencement week
at Peacham Academy. On Sunday,
June 8, there was union service at
both churches and the baccalaureate
sermon was preached by Rev. w. "A.
Warner of the Congregational
church. The church was beautifully
decorated with ferns and flowers
Rev. Harold Hayward offered prayer
E. R. Mackay sang solo and the
sermon was from Isaiah 52-1
Awake, awake! put on thy strength
o Zion; put on thy beautiful gar
ments, o jerusalem, the Holy City
Tuesday evening school concert was
given in Academy hall at $50 with
the following program: Chorus
"Lovely Night" reading, "a Coco
Way" Agnes Mackay; chorus, "Mer
of Harlich;" class history, Charles
Metcalf; class prophecy, Anna May
Lamb; class will and presentation Of
gifts, May White; chorus, Blow "
Winds; reading, Haunted by Song
De Forrest Shields; chorus, The
E;rcf &c Nov. civ1nino rf Cfa1