The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-09-13
RDDURINC THE DAY
News and Comments of the Town
and County Briefly Told for
Caledonian Family

Searchlight Food Sale at South
Church Saturday, Sept. ID, at 8
o'clock. Adv. |
Mrs. Mary Thomas is visiting her
friend in West Burke and Sutton.
Mrs. jason H. Barrett, who has
been i'll is somewhat improved.
Gordon Garfield has returned Hom
Boston, where he has been attend
ing the world series.
Mrs. o. E. Cutting of Concord has
been visiting Mrs. Frank Reed few
days.
Mrs. Alfred Guild of Essex juno
ton is visiting her St. Johnsbury
| friends.
Miss Anna Houghton Of Lyndon
Vile has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
| Myles Gilman, for few days.
Mrs. Martha Mathewson who has
been the guest of Miss Lydia T.
Thomas goes the first of the week
to Springfield, Mass, where she has
position.
Mr.. and Mrs A. R. Clark and
daughter, Elizabeth, of Schenectady,
N. Y, are visiting their parents, MI.
and Mrs. George SWEET.
Over 800 attended the concert and
| lance which was held Wednesday
evening at the Fair Ground by the
Brightlook Aid society.
Mrs. George Bailey's house at ST.
Johnsbury Center has been sold. to
Mrs. Lula M. Baker, the sale being
made by G. E. Kirk.
Mrs. c. E. Abbott, a former St.
Johnsbury resident, now living in
: Portsmouth, N. H., is spending few
weeks with friends here.
Mrs. Howard Ford and son John,
Miss Sadie Lemire and Mrs. Harry
Gordon motored to Burlington
Thursday and visited the st. Johns
bury boys at the mechanical school.
Judge Harland B. Howe and Alex
ander Dunnett are in Rutland today
to attend the funeral Of Hon. F. S.
Plat, 9ate clerk Of the United States
district court
Chamberlain Post, No. 1, G. A. r.,
go to Barnet Saturday where they
will be the guests for the day of the
Grand Army posts of Barnet and
Peacham.
Miss Margaret Bailey, Miss Doro-
thy Adams and Miss Mary Dinsmore
leave tonight for Newark, N. j., to
enter the Normal school for Physi-
cal Education and Hygiene in that
city.
The listers have finished their
quadrennial appraisal of the real es-
tate in St. Johnsbury and the towns
total valuation is $5,074,323. Very
few changes were made around town
in individual cases.
All boys interested in the forming
of patrol of Boy Scouts are invited
to boys meeting at the Union Bap-
fist vestry tonight at 730.
Chamberlain Post, No 1, G. A. R.,
| W
70 Last evening the ladies of the
Union Baptist church, Railroad St.,
served q genuine harvest supper to
$50 people. Praises were sounded
on all sides to the satisfied appetites
and general good time enjoyed by all.
The ladies III charge of the divisions
were Mrs. J. A. Mcleod, solicitation;
Mrs. Fl. A Bryant, cooking and
kitchen; Mrs. w. H. McFarlin, adver-
Using; Miss Blanche. Spaulding, ia
bles and decorating. The proceeds
will be used for the benevolence fund
of the church.
September 18th will be observed as
Rally Day at the Union Baptist
Sunday school. The exercises will be
at the regular school hour IL o'clock.
A special program has been arrang-
ed. The church quartette will sing,
departments Of the school will re-
cite and sing, and Rev. George A.
Martin of the Methodist church will
give stirring rally day address,
Very attractive postals have been
sent out to all members of hte past
year and it is hoped that parents and
friends will also be present making
this a banner day in the history of
the Sunday school work of the
{ Sunday school work of the Union
& church.
William J. Locke, creator of "The
Beloved Vagabond" and other ia
nous characters of fiction, wrote xvi
viette" in his happiest and most
whimsical vein. When the story
was picturized by Julia Crawford
! Ivers, the producers of Paramount
Pictures decided that the character
of the pretty, irresponsible but Iowa
1 bic Viviette could best be portrayed
by Vivian Martin. That they were
right has been proven by the exquis-
tie performance she gives of the ia
nous Locke heroine "Viviette" will
be shown at the Please-U Theatre
Friday. She is ably supported by
Eugene Palette, Harrison Ford, and
other well-krown players.
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