The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-21
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Helen Steele is home from
Bradford Academy for the holidays.
The winter term OF the public
schools will begin Tuesday, December
81.
See the A. E. COUNSEL & Son adj
vertisement in today's paper, and then
consult them.
Chaplain Paul d. Moody will speak |
at the City Mission Sunday e1er',lG /
at 7.30.
Be sure tc see Edwin NJ Whitney, |
a reader of nationwide fame, in"Turn |
to the Right" Dec. 27 at the Armory. |
The Athenaeum will close Tuesday
night at 6 o'clock to reopen Thurs
day morning at the usual hour.
Supt. w. H. Young's fourth arti
Gle, Teaching Personality" will APP
pear in the January issue of Educa-
ton.
"School Discipline" an article by
Supt. Walter H. Young, has appear
ed in the Indian School Journal,
paper printed in Chilocco, Okla.
Miss Ethel Cooley of Portland,
Me, has been engaged to teach in
the vocational department for the re-
mainder oe the year at the public
schools.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert d. Merrill at Brightlook Hos
pital Thursday. Mrs. Merrill has
been very seriously i'll, but at this
writing she is little more comfort
able, -
A. B. Dows' Real Estate Agency
has sold for T. r. Richard of St.
| Johnsbuly his three tenement house
| at Lyndon Corner to Isaac Turner Of
Wheelock, Mr. Richard taking Mr..
Turner's farm in exchange.
The Christmas cantata,5 that was
planned for the North church Sum
| day School tomorrow, will be given
one week from tomorrow. The
Christmas Sunday school exercises
will be given at the North church
/ tomorrow morning.
An illustrated article of the work
of Leon H. Baxter and the boys al
the Cary maple sugar grove last
spring is to appear in the Feb11ar!
issue of the Ladies' Home Journal
The boys made many pounds o.
sugar and we'll deserve public notice
| for their enterprise.
| Mr.. Steward, principal of the vo
cational school at the Fairbank
shops, has gone to his home in New
| Haven for the holidays. The boys
pay checks in this department 70
III last week averaged over $3.50 each
III This work was in addition to tn
other regular school work.
iii There are few motion picture play
ers in this country who are as pol
II uiar as Enid Bennett, the talente
iii Thomas Ince star in the Paramou1
Hi pictures. She is brilliant actres
iii and her excellent personality an
- charm have won her an enormol
number of picture fans. She will
seen in "The Marriage Ring at tt
- Please-U Theatre today.
The call for the annual villae
meeting on Wednesday, January
4 contains the usual cFLIClcS ISlstClI
to the election of officers, approprl
tons for specific amounts for ne,
years budget, an appropriation II
outdoor band concerts, the raising
money to pay the usual taxes and tv
new articles: to take action in regal
to the location of central fire st
ton, and to pay the trustees Fl
l their services.
About rs couples attended Il
" dance at the Armory Friday night
. the Thomas F. Burroughs orchest.
n. and thoroughly enjoyed themselv
until a late hour. Before the dan
ing the orchestra gave choice co
cert which was much appreciated
the audience. Mr. Burroughs Il
aS the organization, rendering throue
the concert and later in the evenir
Nv several solo parts on his famo1
Joseph Rocca violin in a highly fl
ished manner. The music addt
much to the success of the occasie
and one dance in particular was e.
w cored number of times.