The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-23
LOCAL NEWS

/ The regular meeting of the Red
Cross viii be held Thursday after
noon instead of Tuesday.
! Mrs. George Garfield of Stannard
is spending the winter with her son
Guy at 50 Spring street.
! An Old Year Out and a New Year
I In social viii be held Tuesday even
ing, Dec q, for Masons and their
families az the Masonic Temple.
The Ladies: Circle of the Univer-
salist church will meet Thursday af-
ternoon with Mrs Miles J. Mullen, "a
Railroad street.
Percy Hamilton, who has been in
+ the naval aviation department at Buff
falo, is home for Christmas.
j. E. Nelson, U. S. N, who has been
Inspector for the Curtis Aeroplane
Co, at Buffalo, n Y, is spending
Christmas with his family in St.
Johnsbury.
The Grace Methodist church Sun
day school will have their Christmas
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night.
Is Doug finally captured and
"Bound in Morocco" Well, yes and
mol But not until he has killed sew
elal pirates, torn the prophets beard,
climbed several walls, entered the
] hareTn, met a beautiful American
| girl, been vamped by haremful of
| select vampires, been scared to death
! by a cageful of lions, who soon realiz-
J cd that his name wasn't Daniel, kick
] ed Pick Adore in the face,cthe shins
! and other parts of the anatomy, and
] had a roaring good time See Doug
| las do this in his latest Aircraft pic
ture at the Please-U today.
Misses Abigail and Fanny Sealey
went Monday to Cranburnie, Que, to
spend the holidays.
| Christmas exercises by the children
with a Christmas tree will be held al
1 the City Mission in the Y. NJ. c. 4
| hall Tuesday evening at 7 o'clock
| Rev. C. Fl. Morse will speak.
Il The Chemical Engine had quicE
/ call at 1901 a. M, to fire at L
IA RaiIroad street in the Beehive ownel
II bv &. A. Scott. The fire was cause(
IA by an over heated stove, and being il
II The partition beneath the floor it Wa'
] very stubborn and took an hour t.
II subdue it.
II Carlyle Sargent, Paul Sargen
i and Albert Ramsey arc at home on
III ID days furlough before leaving TO
II Cuba where their ship is to be stat
II toned for the winter months. The
| arrived back in the United States De-
II 1Ath after some exciting work /
II European waters They have man
IL Interesting experiences to relate aboU
III their own submarines being fired upo
II and depth charges dropped on; beln
III taken for Germans U-Boats by mis-
II take by american gun crews. The
ii are assigned to the mother ship OF tn
ii Third Atlantic Submarine Flotlll
II Division Eight.
ii Leslie o. Frizzell, former linz
II type operator in the office of tt
III 41orninys CALIFORNIAN, has received h
- discharge from the army and is visi
I inc friends here. He will sper
Christmas at his home in Danvill
-~ 1lr. Frizzell has been in the 33l
Coast Artillery during the war ar
stationed at Camp Eustice, Va.
DE-. Frederick O. Moore, U. S. 4
who has been stationed at Camp D
Is xens, is home for the Christmas hol
day.
Y Miss Madeline Cary is home fro
the Mary LYONS school in Swat
more, Pa, for the Christmas vacatlo
Miss Ethel Perowne of Washing
ton and Mr. and Mrs. ]. ]. Perow1
y Of Portsmouth, N. H.; are plannir
49, to spend the Christmas holida!
in Worcester, Mass, with MI
Perowne's brother. Miss Perowr
returns to Washington at New Year
Among the 80 nurses who have jul
received certificates from the Seer
tary of State showing they have II
right to practice their profession
Vermont are Fife M. Mcdonald
. Beulah F. Allen and Vera NJ. Power
= all of Brlghtlook Hospital. Tt
nurses receive their certificates b,
~ cause they passed the examinatio
I'll conducted a few weeks ago in Bu1
lington by the board of registratio
~ of nurses.
j. These are the advertised letters q
= the St. JohLsbury post office for tn
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