The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-09


w. A. Ide returned Sunday from
Boston, where he attended the 9th /
annual dinner of the Boston Chamber
of Commerce.
Mrs Paul d. Moody was called to
Fairfield, Conn.,, Sunday by the death /
of her nephew, who was the son OF
Dr. Edward Hull of New York city. !
The funeral will be held in Fairfield
M Monday.
The Missionary Round Table of the
North church viii meet this evening
with Mrs. Theodore W. Chase, IA
Church street.
The Mission Circle of the CHURCH
Of the Messiah win meet on Tuesday
evening, Dec 10, at 7.30, in the
! church parlors. The watchword of
the hour is work A good attend
ance is especially desired.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Hallett, Mr..
and Mrs w. G. Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. William Henderson expect to
leave Tuesday for Burlington to at
! tend the annual gathering of the Yer
mont State Grange.
J Frank w. Hastings Of Glover called
on his St. Johnsbury friends today.
/ Mr.. Hastings is a former st. Johns
bury resident and is the representa-
tive-elect from the town of Glover to
the next Legislature.
! The Caledonia Farm Bureau is not
! conducting membership campaign
this month as is being done in some
of the other counties. 1nasmuch as
their annual meeting is only two
months away it was decided not to
canvass for new members until the
end of their year.
The Searchlight Club of the South
church meet Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. c. H. Horton, No. 2
Summer street, at 730 o'clock The
executive board will meet at T o'clock.
5 There will be sewing for the Ryder
Z memorial hospital in Porto Rico and
: each one is asked to bring her sew
; ing kit.
There was a good attendance at tbs
Globe service last evening and Rev.
D Dr. p Il. Poole gave the address, or
!, as a Bad Man a PATRIOT" Tho
1 North church choir sang and patriotic
: songs were sung from the words
e flashed on the screen by the operator
: Frank H. Brooks sang a solo and lee
s the chorus singing and Miss Robin
h sons orchestra furnished the instru
2 mental music.
There was an automobile collision
7 in Fairbanks village Sunday noon a
t the sharp turn above the bridge il
5 the lumber yard. DR. w. G. Kicker
: was coming up the hill and Dr. w. B
j Fitch was coming down Western av
s enue and the two cars came togcthe
: with much force Neither of tht
i doctors were injured, but the cars
: were considerably damaged.
E. H. Hallett and Leland A. Woo
S are conducting meetings Throughout
O the county among the farmers to tall
n over plans Of the Caledonia Farm Blu
f reau and also to urge the members tt
:. club together for the purchase O
! seeds and fertilizers for the coming
:, season. The dates for this weel
t are as follows: Monday night
d Peacham; Tuesday night Groton
a Thursday ni&ht, Barnet; Friday night
e Ryegate. The meetings held tn
past week proved very profitable ant
were generally we'll attended
8 The Boston Sunday Globe Of Dec
3 8 had a very readable article on lif
/. at Camp Devens with numerous pic
i lures of the army life there. In
|, cluded i'll the individual portraits wa
: one of Lieut.. J. S. Barker, a forme
O well-known St. Johnsbury printer s.
e Walter e. Myers, who has been il
, the radio service on the transpor
y U. S. 5. Harrisburg through the wal
$. has been released from active servic,
is and is now in New York city. MI
e Myers was at one time night edito
of the morning Caledonian