The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-18
LOCAL NEWS

Watch out for the big one cent
sale.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Barrett of Sher
brooke were visitors here over Sun |
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Graves are in
Manchester and Boston for few
days.
There is SO much to be done we
hope at least 300 will accept the invi-
tation.
Charles Bradley shot buck that
weighed about 200 pounds over in
! CRANKY Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stevens and
Earl Stevens have bought the Charles
L. O'Loughlin house.
Mrs. Charles A Wilcox returned
; Monday 20 Boston, accompanied by
! her sister, Miss Jennie Dean.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Charles Tarlton and
! Mrs. Ralph Hamblet of Newport were
business visitors here Saturday.
/ P. w. Carlton returned today from
Victory, where he was fortunate
enough to kill deer that weighed
about 800 pounds.
The blue sweaters for the sailors,
the gray ones for the soldiers and
the white ores for the nurses must all
! be brought in Tuesday.
If you cannot come in the after
noon, come at in the evening. 1t
will not be wise to have the evening
meetings unless there is a large at
tendance.
C. F. Palmer of Mt. Vernon, N. Y,
our former superintendent OF schools,
visited some of the public schools to-
day where he was most cordially
greeted by the teachers and scholars.
Mrs. Helen Goodwin and Mrs.
Alice H. Gray have returned to North
Troy after a visit with Mrs. Fred G..
+! Beck Mrs. A. J. Coburn of Troy has
also been visiting Mrs. Beck.
Miss Thelma Wilcox, who spent
the past week here, returns Monday
to Boston, where she has accepted a
position with the Leo Seiest Music
Publishing Co.
Charles L. O'Laughlin, the former
superintendent Of the St. JohnsbuIy
Gas Company, leaves tonight for
Pawtucket, R. l., where ne has a
splendid position with the gas com
rany there.
Olive Branch Rebekah Lodge will
meet Tuesday evening at Odd Eel
lows hall to celebrate their 48th an
niversary and the 9th anniversary of
the order. Members and their fam
lilies are invited. Business meeting
at 7.30.
D. w. Griffith presents "The Great
I Love-" IN Aircraft picture with the
Z same cast that appeared in "The
Birth of a Nation" and Hearts OF
the World" at the Please-U Theatre
Monday and Tuesday. This picture
is shown at the regular prices.
Every woman interested in making
& life little bit easier for our wound
cd soldiers and for the homeless ano
. destitute children and women anc
Y men in the districts laid waste by
8 Germans, IS invited to come to the
q Armory Tuesday afternoon at one
= o'clock prepared to sew.
All those who have not exchanged
z their slips for tickets for the lecture
course which is to be given by the
I Woman's National Defence commit
] tee can do SO Tuesday at the Armory
1 from 2 o'clock until G. The first en-
\ tertainmenC will be the Lotus Quar-
tette, Noy. 26.
I Gov. H. F. Graham has appointed
as a member of the executive com
mittee of the Vermont Public Safety
committee H. B. Howe of Burlington
I formerly Of st. Johnsbury, in place
! of the Rev. Fraser Metzger, who ha:
4 recently resigned because he has gone
into the army.
III These are the advertised letters a
the ST. Johnsbury post office for tn,
week ending Nov. IS: Laura M
] Bishop, Leona Dupre, Louise Rhode
Inez Soule, Kathaine U. Underwood
Mrs. Levi Wells, Frank Blodgett, Get
Brickett, Theodore Chase, WILDER A
LeBaron, Carl Lewis, E. w. McCar
thy.
I The first of the Sunday evening
l services at the Globe theater, which
I will be carried on this winter by the
I North and South churches, was hello
I Sunday night with a good attend
ance. Rev. D. F. A. Poole Offered
the prayer and strong address wa:
given by Rev. F. B. Richards on the
J theme "What Has Patriotism to Dc
] with Religion?" The South church
] choir sang and a solo was also give1
Z by Frank II. Brooks. The choru: