The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-21
St. JOhnsbury Center
Graduating Exercises of Grammar
School

Graduation exercises of the
Center Grammar school were held
at the Congregational church Fri
day evening. The church was very
lastly decorated with the class
colors, crimson and white, with the
class motto, MAKE Your Best
Better" suspended over the stage
where the class were seated.
The honor students were May
belle Pearl Brooks and John Frank
Ruggles.
The program included: process
ional; invocation, Rev. M. G. Tup-
per; music, Orchestra; recitation,
"The World is Waiting for YOU;
Bertha Mary f1ooney; Grafton
commencement, John Frank
Ruggles; recitation, "Conse-
quences", Maybelle Pearl Brooks;
song, Lady Swan, Laura Marion
gGoss; GRAFTON, "a country Girls
Creed, Alberta Isabelle Pierce;
recitation, "The Builders, Mary
Elizabeth Bennett; school song,
"a Warrior Bold" chorus; flag
drill, Primary pupils; recitation,
s'Sand Will Do It," Raymond Edi-
son Hardy; song, "Rock-a-bye-
Lula bye" Marguerite Louise
Clifford; recitation, Capital Pun
ishment", Edward William Wal
lace; recitation, "Trust In Provi-
dence," Nellie Louise Topper;
class song, class, presentation of
diplomas, Supt. c. c. Hitchcock;
music, Orchestra.
Glass roll-Nellie Louise Tup-
per, Charles Foster Mayhem, May
belle Pearl Brooks, Edward Will
liam Wallace, Alberta Isabelle
Pierce, Arthur Wellesley Upper,
Mary Elizabeth Bennett, John
Frank Ruggles, Marguerite Louise
Clifford, Francis Allen Lewis, Ber-
tina Mary Mooney Raymond Edi-
son Hardy, Reta Augusta Hudson,
Alton Ward Amidon.
Those having perfect attendance
for the year were Frank Ruggles,
Nellie Upper, Alberta Pierce,
Bertha Mooney, Laura Goss and
Maybelle Brooks and these to-
gether with Francis Lewis and
Elizabeth Bennett had perfect at
tendance for the spring term.
Miss Laila Hawkins, teacher of
the intermediate school, took her
pupils to Joe's Pond, last Friday
| for picnic. Everyone reported a
nice time with the day spent in
playing games, singing and many
other amuSementS.
Elias Lathrop and son Roland
of Barre We're guests of their cou-
son, Mrs. Mary Hallett last week.
| Mrs Hallett goes to Bradford on
| Wednesday to spent some time at
the home of her brother.
Miss Mable Gray left Sunday af
| ternoon for Berkshire Center to
spend a week with her sister, Miss
Ethel Gray.
Archie Goliath is on business
trip which takes in several cities
of the Southern States.
Mrs. Mary Bennett and two
children have gone to Laconia, N.
H., to visit her sister, Mrs. Morel.
Mrs. Carrie Olcott of Lawrence,
Mass, came Saturday to spend
several weeks with her son Arth-
ur Olcott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Waiter Hall and
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. |.
Hall motored to Waterville, P. Q,
on Saturday to visit Mrs. Halls
sister, Mrs, Thomas Smith.
Mrs. A. E. Ruggles, Marjorie
and Frank left Saturday for Eden
Mills where they viii spend the
summer in their Tea House, "The
Wayside Inn" at Lake Eden.
Glenn Piper accompanied them for
a two weeks vacation.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congre-
:yational church will hold a food
sale at the church vestry Saturday
afternoon from 8 till o'clock.
They will meet in the vestry We'd
nesday afternoon at 2.30 for bus
mess meeting.
Mrs. T. E. Brewer went to Barre
last week to attenr reunion of
the class Of 1873 of Goddard Sem
nary of which she was a member.
Miss Eta Folsom of St. Johns
bury spent the week end with Mrs.
T.. G. Learned.
The Dramatic play "The Face