The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-05
LOCAL NEWS

Mrs. Jennie Ayers of Boston is
visiting Mrs. E. E. Evcns.
Mrs. Gladys Savage has returned to
her home in CRANKY, Que.
Come to the Please-U tonight and
enjoy the pictures and get the elcc-
ton returns.
The Outlook Club will meet We'd
ncsday afternoon, Nov. 6, with Mrs.
w. H. Harvey, 6 Pearl street.
Mis- Shane Leslie, who has been
spending the summer at her old home,
returned to New York city Tuesday
morning.
Manager C. E. Merrill of the tele-
phone exchange is taking Il Wel-earn-
ed vacation and plans to take d hunt
ing trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin W. Flint arc
visiting Mrs. Flint's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Nichols, in Baldwinvillc,
Mass, for q few days
Miss Mabel Hamilton of Randolph,
who has been employed in the scale
office, has gone to White River juno
/ ton where she has position IN the
First National Bank.
| Dr.. II. Roy Allen, who was as
sociated in dentistry with Dr.. George
| F. Cheney a dozen years ago, is now
overseas serving in the Dental Corps
with the rank of lieutenant.
The dramatic sensation o. the sea-
son is promised in "Parlor, Bedroom
and Bath" the new farce comedy by
C. w. Bell and Mark Swan, which A.
II. Woods will present at the Colonial
Theatre, St. Johnsbury, Nov. 9TH.
Election returns between acts.
J.. L. Merrill of Philadelphia made
a fying visit to his parents, Dr.. and
Mrs. C. H. Merrill, Monday. Mr..
Merrill is now one of the efficiency
experts in the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration and is located az Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Adelbcrt Carpenter Of Som
erviIe, Mass, who has been spending
the past few weeks here on account
of the illness of her daughter, Mrs.
Albert Paine, returned home Monday
accompanied by Mrs. Paine. Miss
Maud Bennett, who has been caring
for Mrs. Paine, will be their guest
for few days.
These arc the advertised letters al
the ST. Johnsbury post office for the
!; week ending Nov. 2: Mrs. Alex. Al
! ken, Miss Rosie Bel=veau, Gertrude
Comp, Mrs. Nora Lowell. Mrs. ". D
Parks, Mrs. Nellie Thayer, Mrs
Mary Vance, Henry Aldrich, Robert
Buchanan, Allen Larrahe, II. ii. Ma
conber, Norman Reliman.
/ The friends of Mrs. Viola Hallet
of Washington will be pleased t(
know that her daughter, Mrs. Emm;
H. Dalwick is now convalescent, hav
inc been seriously i'll with influenza
followed by pneumonia. MI DalWlck
who was sick at the Same time Will
! influenza, is making a good recovery
Harry Gregory spent Sunday Will
his father, Rev. Albert Gregory, IL
Luncnburg.
Miss Anita NJ Leslie entertained
ter of her young friends at q Hal
, lowe'en party on Saturday Afternoon
, from until 7 o'clock. The Hal
lawen'en atmosphere which prevade'
each room was most charming an
: the dining room presented delight
+ full appearance with lanterns and sub
F dLedl lights. A bountiful supper wa
z served and each guest received sou
> venirs of the day.
Irving Eastman, first-class sea
man, is here for the week on a tcl
DAYS furlough. Mr.. Eastman is at
tached to the America which sank a
. her dock at Hoboken last month, bu
l fortunately Mr.. Eastman was not o
: the ship at the time of the acciden
: but got the first news from the pap
{ CTS. The crew are now are now a
: work raising the big ship which ha
' been used during the war IN trans
I porting United States troops.
Owing to the local contest heav
: vote is being cast in st. JOhnSbury To
DIV and the result ought to be know
around 5 O'Clock. The polls opene
at 6 o'clock and during the day ther
: has been steady stream of voter
going to the town hall and exerclsin
the right of suffrage. At the las
meeting of the board of civil author
ity on Saturday evening about ~
names were added to the check list
many of them having recently bee
naturalized The day was a pe1-fec
one and a good vote is anticipate
: throughout the state and nation.