The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-18


tionnaires to British subjects and all !
who had not attained the age of 10
wears September II last. These
ouestionnaires should be filed and re-
turned to the local board. No ques-
tionnaries will be sent to registrants
between the ages of 81 and As.
Two automobiles came together at
the foot Of Eastern avenue Monday
afternoon with considerable damage
to one of them. One had it's mud
guard bey.t and minor injuries while
the other car had both hind wheels
broken.
A touring car and an automobile
truck collided near the bridge at the
foot of Sand Hill Sunday afternoon.
The cars were somewhat damaged,
but the CT eff part of the accident fell
on a bull which was being carried in
the truck. One of the animals horns
was broken off by the collision and
the ball bled profusely.
The A. B. Dow Real Estate agency
has sold cedar timber lot in Sutton,
owned by Elsie Ferguson of Los
Angeles, Cal, to A. D. Fogg Of West
Burke. This agency has also sold a
four tenement block and three tene-
ment house on Concord avenue for
Arthur Lebeau, to L. F. Parker of
East Haven.
Hon. Franklin d. Hale and Mrs.
Hale were here Saturday and cordial
ly greeted by their friends. Since
Mr. Hale resigned as consul at Hud-
dersfeld, England, he has spent most
of his time with relatives in Lyndon
vile and at his old home in Luen-
| burg. Mr.. and Mrs. Hale expect soon
to go to Vineland, N. j., and may
spend the winter there OF in Florida.
The office hours of the United
States Employment Service in the
| Pythian building are from q. m. to
$50 p. M, except Saturdays when
| the office closes at noon. This Office
is maintained by the United States
| government to connect the workmen
with the Job and find workmen for
any industry OF individual. The of
| flee now has several applications
from bookkeepers, stenographers,
! store clerks, housemaids and general
laborers There is an urgent call for
laborers, carpenters and machinists,
while the demand for lumbermen and
skilled workmcn is always ahead OF
| the supply.
Friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank D.
Forbush of Detroit, Mich, will learn
with regret of the death of their son
Frederick Moore Forbush, in Philad-
elphia, on October 6, Of pneumonia
following an attack Of grippe. Fred
elick Forbush was one of the Detroit
boys who enlisted in the American
! Ambulance Corps in France, and fol
conspicuous bravery in rescuing the
wounded under fire was awarded the
Croix de Guerre in the highest orCel,
: M. Forbush was a former member
Of the class OF 1900 at the U. V. i:
and his father was a well-known &C
ademy student here some 80 years
ago and an occasional visitor here
since.
Elections were held Friday for The
: positions Of editor, assistant editor
manager and assistant manager Of
the junior high school paper, Juhiol
Charlotte Moody was chosen editor
7 Scott Babcock, assistant editor, Stew
! art Farr, manager, and Francis Poole
: assistant manager. These officer:
will, with the advice of the faculty
! choose further assistants. The paper
. will be published four times during
. the school year and will be sold K
subscribers for Is cents for the year
, OF to buyers of single copies at tel
cents each. Much interest is being
shown by the students in the pape.
and it is expected that the first issue
will be on sale about Thanksgiving
time.
Regular meeting of the Apollo