The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-10-02
HEARD DURING THE DAY
and County Briefly Told for
CaIedonian Family

Mrs. Claude Rivers is i'll with the
grip.
A daughter was born October 1 to
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael H. Coleman of
II Clarke Ave.
The Daughters of Rebekah, I. o.
O. F., have subscribed for Liberty
Bond.
Mrs. Sarah Murphy died Monday
Of the prevailing distemper. Her
body was taken to Island Pond We'd
nesday for burial.
Fred Wiley and Mrs. James Wiley
were called to Groton Monday by
the serious illness of Mrs. John Chal-
mers.
The Twin State Gas & Electric
Company have advanced their mini
mum monthly electric lighting charge
from so cents to $1.00 per month.
Mrs. Estella Bradley died at the
home of Daniel Mooney at $50 Tues
day. The funeral will be held al
3 o'clock, Friday morning.
Owing to the prevailing epidemic
the usual meeting of Chamberlin
Post, G A. R., scheduled for Satur-
day afternoon, will be postponed.
None of the St. Johnsbury schools
will open rext Monday and due no.
tice will be given by the health Officer
when the quarantine is lifted.
Mrs. Mary M. Donaghy, aged Ct
years, died at her home Tuesday
morning from the effects of q shock
Her husband, John A. Donaghy, dice
about three years ago.
There were 149 new cases of thu
grip reported to the health office
Tuesday. An Inspector from the
State Board Of Health was here
Tuesday and reported that their
were more serious conditions else
where in Vermont than in st. Johns
bury.
Misses Kate A. Moran, R. N, anC
Josephine A. Diette, R. N, have Ell
listed in the Red Cross and lief
Tuesday evening for the Unitec
States Army hospital at Fort Myers
Virginia. Both are graduates @
Brightlook hospital and have practic
ed their profession here for some
time.
Edwin M. Whitney, who was t.
give the first lecture in the entertain
ment course, stated that on returnin!
I oyJao1-oI. 10 hnC1
another date for St. Johnsbury. TIL
only favor he requested was REIN
bursement for gasoline for the tril
from Boston here and return.
Everything is progressing on tn
plans for the state convention Of tn
w. C. T. u. at st. Johnsbury, Oct
II and %. Two of the officers of TIL
national organization will be presen
Miss Anna A. Gordon, the presi
dent of che National w. C. T. U. AM
Miss Mildred Moody, who is at tn
head of the Loyal Temperance LIE
gion.
A little Buick six, Model d As, wa
stolen fron. the Carr & Juneau gar
age ldSG 1liSIIC, CACI dllCS OClIlS ChCNG
ed into the garage by taking out ;
window. The car number was 902
and the serial number of the engin
145,330. In reporting the theft tt
the Office of the secretary of stat
Wednesday morning States Attorne,
Campbell was informed that anothe
car had been stolen the night befor
from a party in Duxbury.
The Outlook Club held very en-
tertaining meeting last Wednesda,
at the home of Mrs. Charles Wood
bury. A fine paper was read, writ
ten by Mrs. Susanna Drew, on tn
development Of Alaska. Owing to tn
prevailing epidemic the social meet
ing which was to be held this wee
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. C. Mas
sett's is indefinitely postponed blu
the regular meeting of the club will
be held at the home of Mrs. w. F
Harvey, Pearl street, Wednesday
Oct. 8.