The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-04
LOCAL NEWS

w. A. 1de is spending few days
in B,ostoa.
Clayton Bond has returned to New
York city.
Buy your tickets early for "The
Pipel's Pay"
Mrs. Henry Fairbanks and family !
have moved from Elmwoode to 1919 |
Western avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George Woodward
have returned from Woodstock,
where they spent the summer.
The Service club will meet tonight
with Miss Pearl Cox at her home on
Perkins street.
C. II. Hall of Kennebunk, Me-, is
| in town this week in the interest of
the Kyanize Varnish Co.
Mrs. Arthur Boucher has returned
from Ware, Mass, where she has
| been visiting her sister.
A social and dance will be held at
Masonic T ample Friday evening, Dec.
6, for Mascns and their families.
Rev. E. w. Sharpe and Rev. George
A. Martin are attending the Meth
odist Centenary conference in Boston.
Mrs. Johr Wilkins and daughter,
Mrs. Jasper Fowler, of Milburn, Que,
are visiting C. J. Wilkins.
Mrs. Dominic Costa and daughter,
Mrs Anthony Mollica, have gone to
F'lorahome, Fla, for the winter
Mrs. B. B. Scribner, who has been
visiting her daughter, Dorothy, in
Lowell, Mass, was called home by the
illness of her son, Warren.
The caucus to nominate officers to
serve the village of st. Johnsbury for
1919 will be held at the Town Hall
on Monday evening, Dec. Is, at 7.3O.
Mrs. William Gardner of Mechan-
I icsville, N. Y, who mas been visiting
! Mrs. A. B. Scott and other relatives,
! returned to her home Tuesday.
"The Honeymoon" starring Con-
stance Talmadge, which will be shown
: ut the Globe Theatre today, is a
merry tale of marital mishaps that
will bring 4 host of smiles to every
e one in the audience.
o Mrs. Elisha May and daughters are
d moving into Mrs. -Abbie ]. Balch':
|. house at 211a Main street where the!
g will spend the winter. Mrs. Balcf
/ will be at the Woman's Club Housl
e for some time. = ~-.s -Ac., = ,qse ,r-,s,
+ The Y. P. c. U. of the Universalist
church will hold a social in the YES
: try Thursday, Dec. S, at 7.3O o'clock
There will be a program and an ad
l. dress by the state Y. P. c. o.. presi
c dent, Rev. P. r. Stetson. Everyone
Il is cordially invited.
g The Outlook club will meet Wed
nesday with Mrs John Richie. Fri
day afternoon at 2.30 the club and it
friends are invited to the Museum
where Miss Inez Howe will give.
paper Oh winter Habits of Flu
: Bearing Animals a.
y Mrs. George A. Martin has re
/ turned from Waterville, Me-, wher
:, she spent I thanksgiving with her par
~ ent8. Her brother, H. II. Hoxie> o
- San Francisco, was also at the HON
y gathering and came back to 81
I Johnsbury with Mrs. Martin. MI
: Hoxie has now started back to tn
y Pacific coast.
- All subscribers to the New Englan
% Telephone and Telegraph Compan
have been notified that after Feb.
toll rates will be charged to the point
from st. Johnsbury where the servic
plies to the five towns of Barne
- Concord, Danville, Lyndonville an
:, West Burke and the charge for
- five minutes conversation will be 1
~ cents.
o. The check lists have been poste
nc for the annual village meeting to b
# held on Wednesday, Jan. 1, 1919. TIL
Is board of civil authority will meet o
- December 16 and December %, q
~ 7.30 p. M, on each of those days, t
correct the check list.
The Worlds Work for Decembe
v, contains a most informing contribr
I'll ton by Prof Charles Downer Haze
of Columbia University entitled "Wh
". Alsace- Lorraine Must Be Returned t
France" The article is profusely i
. Illustrated.
w There will be another dance in Ii
"a clerc's Hall Friday evening given b
8 the Brotherhood of the railroad sta
So ion employees. Nearly 40 couples ell
joyed one of these dances last Frida
evening. MONEYS orchestra wi
play for the dancing.