The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-17
LOCAL NEWS

A SOCIAL ana Qance IOF MaSonS anu III
their families will be held Tuesday
Dec. 81, at Masonic Temple. III
Judge and Mrs K T. Brown and i
Nh and Mrs. Smith of Lunenburg ! Y:
were visitors in town Monday. III
Mrs. c. L. Munsey was called to
Orleans Thursday by the death of her Il
mother, Mrs. Eunice Simpson,
Edward Cramton of the U. V. NJ.
is spending the holidays with his par
,nts, Dir. and Mrs c. A Cramton.
C. L. Munsey has returned home
rom Brightlook Hospital, where he
aas been for the past nine weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs W. A Kicker went |
20 Boston Tuesday. Friday they go
% visit their daughter, Mrs. Philip
Thompson, in Yonkers, N. Y.
A young son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Knowlton was severely burned Fri L
day by falling into tub of hot
water.
You can secure your Christmas
candies from a nice assortment of
Maple Grove candies at the Office of
| he st. Johnsbury House. adv. II
There will be business meeting of il
;he Y. P. C. u Wednesday evening
1t 7.30 at the Universalist church
social will follow the meeting.
Everyone invited.
The annual meeting of the Mems
club of St. Andrews Episcopal
church viii be held this evening at |
Il. L.
ments served,
The Bradford high school basket
oall team will play the St. Johnsbury
Academy team at the Y. NJ. C. A.
gymnasium Friday night at 7.45
! o'clock.
A short devotional and business
Meeting of the W. C. T. u was held
vt Grace Methodist church Saturday
/ Hternoon, Dec Ii. The scripture
reading was one appropriate to the
Christmas season.
III Annual sale of fancy and useful ar
icles, aprons, comfortables, etc, at
Il he Universalist vestry Thursday af-
ernoon, Clam chowder supper from
80 to 500 o'clock. Adults 80 cents );
:hildren q. cents adv.
/ The ladies of St. Andrews church
II viii hold their annual sale of aprons,
II cod and cardy on Friday and Satur-
| lay afternoons and evenings, Dec. 20
II md p, at the parish rooms. Open
rom 2 to 9 p. IN. adv.
II Howard Goss, son of Mrs. u. G.
b Toss, was kicked by n horse last
Il week. He was taken to Brightlook
/ hospital, where it was found that he
=, lad a bad cut on his head. A num-
III Der Of stitches were taken
II The annual meeting of the Outloob
III Club will be held Wednesday with
II Mrs Irma Goss, % Caledonia street
n It is hoped that there will be large
II attendance as several new members
III will join the club at this time
III Mrs. George Myers of Westmore
is at Brightlook hospital, where she
was operated on Tuesday morning
4 Her daughter, Mrs. Harriet Fish OF
Hi Franklin, is the guest of Mr. anc
II Mrs. Ray Packard.
|lI E. ". Harvey, who will be 80 years
II old Jan. /, fell on the sidewalk Sat
old Jan.1, fell on the sidewalk Sat
urday and broke his hip He is being
II cared for by his daughter, Mrs Elmel
II Wadleih, with whom he makes his
II home.
II Mrs. B. c. Healey received word OF
Hi Sunday that her only son, Harry
Petty, of Company B, 102nd Machine
Gun Battalion, has been missing il
action since October 25. He wen
Y across in September, 1917, and the
last letter received from him on No
vember II was dated October IA
The official information stated tina
further information would follow.
a. Mr.. and Mrs. William J. McGil
have announced the engagement O.
ay their daughter, Portia Bassanio, tt
oh Dean Paul Mcclellan of Barton, who
is now in service and stationed a
ay Camp Jackson, South Carolina. Mis-:
NJ. McGlll is q graduate of ST. Johns
le- bury Academy, 1912, and from
Plymouth Normal in 1918, and is now
u. the domestic arts teacher in Bethle
hem, n. H.
Superb Aircraft picture, Owe Cam
H. Have Everything" makes a profounc
Tx impression. This DeMille produc
ZION was presented at the Please-J
n Theatre yesterday with unqualified
= success and will be repeated today
1t is a picture unrivaled for magnifi
.ence of investure and costuming, bu
back of it all is the tense human
7. aote of happiness in mismatec
lg, couples and the final triumph of love
st. Johnsbury was well represented
at the annual meeting of Mt. Sina
Temple of the Mystic Shrine a
Montpelier Friday night. Harry M
ew Day carried over in his car Horace
cir A. Kidder, Pliny Pike, w A. Taplin
&C. DIN d. Adams, Ray Howard J. Rol
Searles. Those who went by trail
were ". A. Kicker, S. C. Carpenter
Dr. John NJ. Allen and George Z
Way of Manchester. Mr. Carpente
lat was initiated into the organization
no and Mr. Searles was chosen one O.
eel the representatives to the Imperia