St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-06-23

Mas, was called horc Thursday by
the serious illness of Mrs. A. ID.
ForSlith, who sustained strok" of
paralysis Tuesday morning. Mrs.
For-uith remains in cri,ica! condi-
ten.
The first annual orally day" of the
sci coils in this district was observed
at the Town Hall Friday. There was
q creditable display of work with
rr@es awarded as follows. 1st, Con-
cord Village "'imary; End, Castle
school and Texas school; 3rd, Con-
cord Corner and Brook school.
Sports were enjoyed in the forenoon,
followed by l parade at orc o'clock
with exercises in the Town Hall at
two o'clock when the following pro-
Gram was enjoyed: LIST, Concord pli-
mary school, Miss Louise Chapman,
tea cher. Second grade number
work: second grade, reading; End,
North Concord school, Miss Claudia
Twiss, teacher; singing, school; re-
citation, "The Mountain School
House" Alice Ranney; 3, Castle
school, Miss Genevievc Sergeant;
reading. Lillian Cote: reading, Irene
Stuart; sirgin". Lillian Cote; 4, Tex
as school, Miss Arabella Lord,
teacher; son" IT'S Children's Day,
school; solo. Fannie Perkins; recita
ton, The Flag in the Window, Har-
ricttc Bean; Concord Corner, Miss
Lena Williams, teacher; recitation,
"Thc Children'.; Hour" Arthur
Slecrc: recitation "The Baddest
Boy, Olive Whcelock; song, "Don't
bite the hand that's feeding you,
Clarence Williams; song, "Till we
meet again" Clarence Williams,
Rnea Wheelock; -Four Corners, Miss
Rose Rock; reading. Thomas Knight
on, recitation, "When Visitors Come
Around" Fred Knightop; Brook
school, Miss Butler, teacher; rccita-
ton, "Mv Answer, Lena Graham;
song. "The Golden DAYS of school
time, Edna md Mildred Joslin;
CRANKY, Mrs. McLane, teacher; reci-
tation. "a Leak in the Dyke, Foxy
Hodpdon; recitation, Reminding the
Hem, Gcnevieve Austin. Two dane
cs were given by pupils of the Ju-
niol high, the Irish Jig by Miss
Cleaner Whcelock, and the Spanish
Bolcro, Miss Helen Bennett. In the
smelling contest, Yvonnc Graham
won with Ariel Cobleigh, second,
A large delegation from Moose
River Lodge No. 50, +. and A. NJ,
were in st. Johnsbuly Wednesday, to
attend the funeral of Horace Kid
de-.
Report of Brook school for term
ending June IS, 1920. Number of pu-
pills enrolled Is; total attendance,
CPS; average attendance, 12h. Mil
tl,ed and Edwin Joslin were present
every dav throughout the year. Earl
Joslin and Yvone Trahan have com
plcted the elementary course of study
and have been awarded their certi-
fi,ates. Yvonne Trahan was one of
the two to win the championship in
the spelling contest, rally day at
Concord. The pupils of the Brook
SCHOOL sold pencils and bought a flag
which was raised, with appropriate
exercises pre- Memorial day. The
teacher is Edith Butler.
AT the Castle school, Ernest Will
liamS and Edward Stuart finished the
course. Ernest Williams had no
mail; through the year. At Concord
Corner Neil Rutledgc and Clarence
Williams had no absence marks for
the term and Willard Rutledge and
Orrin Wolleiman finished the course.
Much sympathy is expressed for
Mrs. r. J. Bennett in the death of
her only son, Ernest Graham, whose
death occurred at Thetford Mines,
p G., Tuesday afternoon, following
an accident while riding in a motor
cycle Monday afternoon. The young
man had been here visiting his moth
or and went Saturday to Thetford, P.