The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-13
LOCAL NEWS

Bailey, Mrs. l.. s. Dohefty, Grace
Mildred A. Nicholson,
Thomas Casey, Charles Gaffney, H.
Fl. Macomber, Carl Merchant,
Charles E. Milton, Earl Russell, Rob-
ert Thomas.
The November meeting of the w
C. T. u, was held in the Methodist
church, Saturday afternoon, Mrs. FL
sic NJ. Harvey, presiding. The main
business after the devotional service
was planning for the meeting
Of the state executive committee of
the w. c. T. u, which will be held
here Tuesday, Nov. 10. 1t was re
ported that campaign temperance lit
erature had been distributed in stores !
and churches. 1t was voted to con-
tribute 50 for state work.
Mr.. and Mrs A H. Gleason gave
a dinner party on Saturday evening in
honor OF Judge Harland 3. Howe, |
who is planning soon to move to Bur- |
lington, where he has purchased a
home.
A cableglam was received by the
Caledonia1 Tuesday night from Will
liam Dudley Policy announcing that
he would be back home in a fort
night. The message was sent from
Toxic, japan.
The S., 5ohnsbury clergymen have
arranged fer a victory praise service
at the North church at 730 tonight to
which cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend Short addresses
will be given by the local pastors,
music will be furnished by the Acad-
envy Glee Club and special seats will
be reserved for the families of SOL
diers and sailors. There ought to
De a large attendance at this very
timely and appropriate service.
/ On account of the Community
| Thanksgiving Service at the North
church trrJght, the meeting of the
executive committee of the South
church VIII be postponed to Friday
evening at 7.30.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry E. Davis of
Bradford ere receiving congratula-
tons over the birth of a daughter,
Ruth Clalissa, born Thursday, Nov
7, at the hcme of Mrs. L. B. Hadley
on Spring street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Peterson
have received official notice of their
son Raynond's Safe arrival overseas.
The postponed exhibit of the boys
and girls club will be at Summer
Street school Friday afternoon and
evening. The exhibit will be vegeta-
5les, canning, cooking, sewing, manual
training ard penmanship.
Mrs. w. A. Kicker, chairman of
the war activities committee of the
Woman's club, announces that there
will be another ten cent social at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Flint, 60 Sum-
ner stree, thursday afternoon, Nov
IA. Mrs. Margaret Haywood will
speak on the work of the. Home
i Service"
Edward G. Asselin has gone to Bos-
ton on j business trip.
Harlie F. Miles has returned from
Boston and was there Tuesday during
the city's big celebration.
There was a lively runaway on
Railroad street this morning when
, the horse Of one of Menut & Parks
1 delivery teams started up the street
/ from the Portland street corner. He
II ran with the team to the livery sta
Il bic behind the Avenue House anC
/ came out again with portion of the
i wagon and was stopped in front OF
Il Kidder's store. Fortunately no one
H was run down, but the wagon was
somewhat smashed
Il A son was born on Tuesday, Nov
II II, to MI. and Mrs. Lester McPher-
son and the parents are now receiv-
/ ing congratulations
Quite number of our sportsmer
i are out in the woods after deer, but
| no reports have as yet been received
II of any deer being shot.
i Mrs. Annie Rickaby, widow of Mo.
ses Eadon, died in Oakland, Cal, Oct
II 28. She was a native of Quebec
Il and Of the ten children in the family
1 only two brothers now are left
i Thomas Rickaby of St. Johnsbury
ana II. >. h1cKaDy OF quebec.
Z The Outlook club held its meet
ing with Mrs. W. H. Harvey Wednes
day afternoon, Nov. g. Mrs. Charles
Woodbury. read a very interesting
paper on music and its influence
The club will meet Thursday, Nov
IA, for sewing. with Mrs. Louis Brick
EFT, Washington avenue. The
committee on the Liberty bonds are
also asked to meet at the same time
The next regular meeting will BIZ
held with Mrs. Charles Moffitt, La
I fayette street, Nov. 20.
The Boy Scouts will meet at the
Y. M. G. A. Thursday at o'clock
CARPENTERS WANTED