The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-31
LOCAL NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry H. Eldridge
isit with friends in Boston.
Samuel A. Richardson leaves this
afternoon for business trip through
western New York.
Mrs. Henry Brady was called to
springfield, Mass, Saturday by the
Illness ef her son.
Arthur Bennett has returned home
rom Canada where he has been il
he army. He has received his hon
orable discharge
The Masons will hold social a.
Masonic Temple tonight for Masons |
Ind their families.
Miss Marjorie Smith of simmon-
College has been the guest Of Mr. and
Mrs. j. F. Puffer.
The CALIFORNIAN will observe the
holiday On New Years day and there
viii be no paper issued that day.
A. B. Scots hack orders will be
received at his residence. Telephone
334 or the Avenue Hotel. Telephone
102 after Jan. l.
DR.. and Mrs. Dale S. Atwood are
/ receiving congratulations upon the
arrival in their home on Dee 80, OF
j son, Norman Roundy Atwood,
The Woman's Association CT tn
North church invite all attendants q,
! that church to a reception in the
chapel on New Years day from !
20 o'clock.
The Tuesday evening Cottage
meeting of the City Mission will BIZ
held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Cleary, 131 Railroad street this eve
ming.
Judge E. L. Waterman of Brattle-
boro has returned TO take up a state
case in tn e Caledonia county court
and also some unfinished matters on
! the court calendar.
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. A. P. Grint will
/ be "At Home to their parishioners
and friends on New Years day, We'd
= nesday afternoon, from o o'clock
| at 26 Spring street.
j,LooWaJl
9 The annual village meeting will be
held in the Town hall tomorrow and
T. opens at 8 o'clock. Considerable
/ business is scheduled for the attention
Of the voters and it has usually been
; customary to take up the business of
the warning after dinner.
The post office will observe holi-
day hours Wednesday. The Office will
: be open until o'clock and the lobby
will be open throughout the day un-
Ill o'clock. The carriers will make
one general delivery Wednesday
morning. The banks will close for
0 the day and there will be no sessions
y at the Academy.
Thirty-fve of the friends and rel
atives of Albert Murphy met at his
home at 81 Summer street Saturday
l. Dee q, to help him celebrate his
21st birthday. He was presented
: with a purse of money and some use
= full gifts. The evening was delight
fully spent in playing games ant
4 music. Later refreshments were ser
Il Mary Pickford in her new Aircraft
4 PhotopIay How Could You Jean?'
/ deals with an artistic young girl, who
! when her income ceases, through un
\ fortunate circumstances, shocks hel
I friends when she accepts a position
1 as a Swedish cook, accent and all
I Presently there appears the son o.
I milliopaire and won by Mary
thAa1tu he fOa oar11T1fi4
I hired man, in order to WOO the CIR
Of his heart There are most excit
4 ing moments and situations all o
/ which will prove new source of de
! light to "Our Mary's" multitude o
I admirers. Will be shown at tn
! Please U today and tomorrow.
4 The Fifty Club was most agreeabl,
entertained Friday at the home O
! Mrs. J. McCarty on Sumne
street. The usual order of exercise
I was, observed, then there were sever
4 al readings and the club was favores
by Miss Martha Jenness reading
amusing extracts from "The Minis
l ter's Tea Party" whereby he receives
his salary long due him. At o'clocl
beautiful supper was served, eacl
member finding her place at the tabl
l by dainty New Year place cards. TIL
I evening was passed in pleasant con
! versation and other amusements, ang
all thought they would be pleased t,
repeat this visit whenever Mrs Nc
4 Carly should invite them.
we'd.