The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-09
LOCAL NEWS

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The city mission will hold service
Sunday evening at o'clock.
w. ]. Holloway has returned from
spending & few weeks in Glover anc
CraftsburJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Remillard are
receiving congratulation upon the
birth of son on Monday, Nov. 4.
The subject for the service at the
First Church of Christ, Scientist, will
be "Adam and the Fallen Man"
In the North church on Sunday the
Sacrament of the Lords Supper will
be observed at 1890. Sunday school
at II.
The young peoples services of the
North, South and Methodist churches
will not bc held until Sunday, Nov
II.
Chaplain Paul d. Moody arrived
home early Saturday morning and has
been most cordially greeted by his
many friends.
Brand new edition of the whirliest
and girliest of all the musical. shows
bringing up Father at Home
Colonial, Nov. 12.
The morning theme of Dr. A S.
Woodworth's sermon at the United
Baptist church Sunday is "Life and
Its Promise"
Sunday services at Grace Methodist
church: Morning worship, sermon,
"The Call to Colors," by the pastor,
Rev. Geo2Se A. Martin.
Charles Rollins of East St. Johns
bury picked a dandelion in the yard
of George Hill and brought it into the
Caledonian office Friday.
St. Andrews Episcopal church, Rev.
Alfred Poole Grint, Phi. D., rector
8 a. m, Holy Communion Morning
sermon At 1890 a. m. II noon, Sun
day school.
bringing Up Father at Home" it's
one big scream. Don't miss it. Snap
py chorus of pretty, clever, singing
dancing, ginger girls. All under 20
Colonial, Nov. IL.
The regular meeting Of the w. G,
T. U. will be held at the Methodist
church Saturday, Nov. 9, at three
o'clock All women are invited anc
all members urged to be present.
The new play which is in three acts
and which is welded to jingling and
infectious music, is entitled, Bring
ing Up Father at Home" 1t will
be seen at the Colonial, Nov. II.
Dr.. Arthur Fairbanks, director O.
the Museum of Fine Arts at Boston
was here Friday to attend meeting
of the trustees of the Academy. Dr.
Fairbanks returned to Boston in his
automobile Saturday morning.
Russell Marshall returned to his
ship on Saturday morning and his
mother, Mrs. l. G. Marshall. accom-
panied him as far as Bernardston
Mass, where she will visit her daugh
ter, Mrs. T. H. Keet, for a week.
The Lords Supper will be cele
barted at the South church Sunda!
morning and it is hoped that Chaplain
Moody will participate. The subjec
of the brief address will be "Th'
Peace that now Is and that which L
to Come"
The Searchlight club will be enter
tanned BY Mrs. Luther Jewett anc
Miss, Maude Estabrooks at Mrs. Jew
ett's Nome, 5 South street, Monda!
evening IT 7.30. 1t is hoped there
may be large attendance at thi:
meeting
The regular meeting of the st
Johnsbury WOman's Club will be hell
in Pythian Hall, Monday, Nov. II
The Education Committee have ar
ranged for an address by Miss Bessi
Bacon Goodrich, principal of johnson
Normal Academy.
"The Claws of the Hun which
will be shown at the Please-U thea
tre tonight, teaches salutary lesson
| in patriotism to those mothers Wht
are reluct; mt to see their boys g
"over there in defense of the worlt
democracy.
| Mrs. Mabel Fairbanks Robinson o
Newtonville, Mass, announces the en-
gagement of her daughter, Bertha, t
Mr.. Bayard Craig Pierce, U. S. n
Miss Robinson is a granddaughter o
! Mrs. Rebecca P. Fairbanks, and thei
many friends extend congratulations
Letters from the dead to the living
Would you oare open and read them
Barbara North's aunt did in "Flowe
of the dusk a Myrtle Reed romano
shown at tho Globe theatre, starring
winsome Viola Dana, and what the
led to makes an intensely interestin;
story.
The International Bible Students
association will hold their meeting
Sunday in the Grand Army hall at
o'clock and o'clock. They will b
addressed by A. L. Huntley of MOI
risville and cordial welcome is eH
tended to all interested. The seat
are free and there will be no colleC
ton.