The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-21
nEARDDURINC THE DAY
News and Comments of the Town
and County Briefly Told for
CALIFORNIAN Family

DR.. George F. Cheney left for
Highgate Springs Saturday morning
for weeks vacation.
Mrs. Delmar Beckwith is spend |
ing a few days with Mr.. Beckwith at |
Springfield, vt.
Capt. L. w. Fisher, who has been
in Philadelphia for the last three
months, is visiting friends here be-
fore returning to Washington, D. C.
The subject"of Rev. F. B. Richards
sermon at the North church Sunday
morning is Bring Your Own
Sugar"
Miss Geraldine Callahan of Boston,
pupil of Miss Swift, sang in chapel
at the Academy Friday morning in
most pleasing manner. She was &C
companied by Miss Eklof.
At the Sunday morning service at
Grace Methodist church Rev. George
A. Martin will preach on the theme,
''The Mystery of Christianity" At
the war forum in the evening Miss
Emily Harvey, former st. Johns
bury lady, who has been engaged in
the missionary work in India, will
speak upon conditions in her foreign
field and the influence of the great
war.
The many friends of Miss Ella M.
BrowneH will be pleased to know that
she has a position with the Victor
Talking Machine company of Cam
den, N. j., as one of their educational
representatives Her work is en-
tirely educational, and consists of lee
lures given in music appreciation to
different high schools and colleges,
where she is sent by the Victor COM
pany, and in helping them to outline
such courses as they have need of
also to outline work in games and
folk dances for the lower grades.
A meeting of the Northern Bank
ers' association, the Vermont Bank
ers, association and the New Hamp-
shire Bankers association was held
at the Lake Tarleton> Club Friday
evening, about 100 bankers being in
attendance. An excellent dinner was
served followed by an address by Mr..
Morse of the Federal Reserve bank at
Boston. Remarks were also made by
a few others. st. Johnsbury was rep
resented at the gathering by Elmore
T. Ide, A. B. Noyes, Gilbert E.
Woods, Charles w. Ruiter, Wilbur J.
Farr, j. H. Brooks, Arthur r.
Brooks and John F. Puffer.
At the South church Sunday morn
ing, Rev f. A. Poole's theme will be
"The Discontinue Of Clever Wrong,
the One Defect in Germany s
Scheme" The popular songs in these
days are the war songs and patriotic
songs generally. The South church is
giving, for all who are not under OBJ
legation otherwise, an opportunity to
get together and sing these songs.
The second of it's "War Time Ser
vices" will be held in the church
Sunday evening at o'clock. Violin
and cornet will supplement the or
gan and piano as instrumental mu-
sic. The pastor will speak briefly on
"Why Should we Love Our
Country?"
! Lieut.Col. George Lewis has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. w. Ad-
ans, and Mr.. and Mrs. George l.
Green. Lieut.-Col. Lewis is stationed
at Camp Meade, Md, and is a mem
( Der of the 154th Depot Brigade. He
was a veteran of the Spanish-Ameri-
can war and has also been visiting
relatives in North Troy on his fur
] Tough.
Sunday services at st. Andrews
Episcopal church, Rev. A. P. Grint,
Phi. D., rector. At 7.3O a. M, Holy
Communion; 1880 a. M, morning SER
vice with sermon; ~ noon, Sunday
school. Evensong changed from 7.30
to o'clock with sermon.