The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-30
LOCAL NEWS

Miss Ruth Bigelow, formerly of St.
Johnsbury, is a student at the Bur
dette Business College in Boston
The Globe Theatre service Sunday
evening was an illustrated lecture on
the story of Christ as it conferred
around Bethlehem, the descriptive
address being well given by Rev. F.
B. Richards Frank H. Brooks led
| she chorus singing and the anthem
was sung by the South church choir
/ Rev. DR.. r. A. Poole offered the
prayer. The attendance was good
and the pictures unusually fine.
4 The chances are good that Deem
Der will pass out with the unusual re-
cord of not single day where the
mercury has registered below zero.
There has been very little snow as
yet and the first month of the win
ter has been most enjoyable one as
far as weather conditions are con-
cerned.
The Evering Caledonian will join
with many of the institutions and
other places in town on New Years
day by celebrating the holiday and
4 there will be no issue of the paper
! on that day
Saturday was the opening day for
the Christmas club at the Merchants
bank and ii was the largest first day
n Of this popular club ever held at the
Fl T7Io oI,1ID will I,o CY,nv,
3 days longer and our advertising col
& umns give the particulars of the va
n l.ious methods the club offers.
Chief of Police Finley calls atten-
a ton to the fact that all automobiles
Il must be registered and licensed for
b 1919 if the owners intend to operate
Il them after Dec 81. This rule will be
Z strictly enforced and the time is
B short for giving the matter the prop
n er attention.
Edmund P. Hamilton, who is now
q with Federal Director Simonds at
B Montpelier in the United States EN-
q ployment Service, is temporarily sta
: toned at Fort Ethan Allen where he
- is placing the soldiers il permanent
in employment as they are discharged
from the army.
Miss Laura n. Gu..tor returned t,
Greenwich, N. Y, Sunday afte
spending the week with her mother
10 Mrs. NJ. J. Mcdonald.
~ Mrs. Martha Bailey goes Monda.
&c TO Nashua, n. H, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs Roger Millett.
Miss Margaret Paine has returne
TO her school at Walden Heights at
J. ter spending d short vacation wit
- her mother, Mrs. Frank Paine.
$500 Miss Anna Cole of Lunenburg ha
been visiting at the home Of A. !,
zss Olcctt.
al! Mrs H. A. Wilcox and son, Bel
Hi nard, have returned from Newpol
HI where they spent Christmas wee
iii with Mrs. Richard Corey
III The regular meeting Of the locs
iii Red Cross will be held Tuesday aftel
iii noon at the Armory. Plenty of sew
II ing for everyone.
Hi The following sailors who are
SsE The U. S. Navy and have been VI!
II ting IN town for the past week, LEI
Hi this morning for different port:
iii Preston Conner to New York; Ha
Hi old Caswell to Newport, R. l.; E.
MI erett Montgomery and Robert Ba:
Hill rett to Boston; Sylvester Paino t
Hi Cambridge; Albert Ramsey, Paul an
EIE Carlisle Sargent to Charlestown,
EEEIC.
iii Miss Eta M. Newell returned t
Iii Hanover, N, H., Monday.
I'LL Frank Rice returned to Burlingto
II Monday after visiting his parent
II Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice, for
Ill few days. Mr.. Rice is clerk f
iii Judge Howe.
Hi The st. Johnsbury Academy opel
Hi ed for the winter term Monday morn
I'LL ing and the public schools will ope
iii Tuesday morning.
iii A. E. COUNSEL & Son are ADVERT
iii ing for man with team to Sc
iii their wares to the farmers of tn
iii section.
iii A. J. Re1nillard left Sunday morn
Ill ing for Adams, Mass, for a few day
u visit at his old home.