The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-25
LOCAL NEWS

wick Saturday.
Miss Bertha Silsby has been visit
ing in Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. R. Wells are in
New York city for two weeks.
Joseph Sidney has entered the en-
ployment Of the express company
L. A. Watson of Newport spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Drown of Summer street.
The A. 3. Dow real estate agency
has sold the farm of T. J. Richards to
Donald Gosselin.
Miss Mildred Powell of Burlington
is visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. Har-
old G. Powell, at Wayside.
Mrs. Geo ge Severance returned to
Springfield, Mass, Saturday, after a
few weeks stay in town
Rev. Harold Guy Don Scott is
spending Thanksgiving week with |
friends in Boston.
The Pythian Sisters will hold their
regular l1@eting in Grand Army hall |
this evening at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. John Lang has given up her
home on Main street, and is spending
The winter with her son, Arthur
Lang, on Spring street.
Co G., V. V. NJ, are to give Vic
tory ball vt the Armory Thursday,
Nov. %. MONEYS orchestra Will
play
Mr. and Mrs Charles Marshall and
children Of West Burke were guests
Of MI and Mrs. Allen hittredge over
Sunday.
George " Caldbeck, Y. E. Lurchin,
George Stevens, W. L. Palmer and
ciltown, Nc
Miss Fleda ]. Gilfllan of the
| Cha1lestown Navy Yard is visiting
her parents, MI. and Mrs. Charles j
Gilfillan.
A special Thanksgiving dinner will
/ be served at the ST. Johnsbury House
/ on Thursday at II o'clock at $3.50
] Il plate. adv.
f. A. Silsby, who has been in
! Washington through thcs ummer and
! fail as secretary to Senator C. S.
| Page, is home for the Thanksgiving
! season.
Charles e. Kirk has sold the Ell
| more T. Ide property on Concord
avenue TO Henry and Peter Hall, pos
session to be given at once
/ Robert n, Clark, son of Mr.. and
! Mrs. Harry J. Clark, while playing
/ Saturday, fell from fence and broke
] his leg. He is at Brightlook hos
pital.
I Miss Florence Clark is recovering
l from an operation for the removal of
! her tonsls which was performed at
BlightlooA hospital Saturday morn
ing.
: Miss Eva Howe went Saturday to-
Boston, Were she will visit the fam
! lily Of Carl Cram. From there she
! will go to Washington and later to
Thurmond, West Virginia, where she
will visit her sister, Mrs. Cora Bailey.
Judge H;trland B. Howe, rev OF
Burlington, has been appointed By
Gov. Graham a member of the board
Of trustees CT public funds of Middle
! bury College to succeed Robert E.
Smith of Hartford, deceased.
The young peoples chorus of the
South church sang for the first time
ct the morning service yesterday.
| There were about forty voices and
| their singing was an enjoyable fea-
/ ture of the service.
| ST. Margaret's Guild will hold
] food sale 81 the parish house of St.
/ Andrews church Tuesday afternoon
I from 2 to > clock with an entertain
/ ment at the same place at 7.30 in the
evening
! The first German prisoners taken
| By the American troops in France
| are shown on the screen at the
| PleaseU Theatre today when the
official wal film "Pershing's Cru
sades" will be exhibited
Miss Marjorie Cramton returned to
! her home last week from st. Johns
bury hospital, where she had been
convalescing from an operation for
n1astoiditis. Her many friends will
be glad to learn, that she is steadily
] gaining.
Mrs. Mary Impey and Miss Ruth
Impey returned from Portland, Me,
/ Saturday afternoon. Miss Impey
has been suffering from rheumatism
during her vacation and is at her
home on Prospect street for a few
days.
A union Thanksgiving service will
] be held at the South church Wednes-
day evening at 7.30 with the address
by Rev. A. S. Woodworth At this
meeting ali Offering will be taken for
Brightlook hospital
The Lotus Male Quartette with
Mrs. Edith Burton Porter as reader
will be the first number in the lee
ture course, which will be Tuesday,
Nov. 26, al s o'clock, in the Armory
Those holding pledge slips are asked
to exchange them at the Armorv
Tuesday afternoon