The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-20
LOCAL NEWS

IIGu cJHe WdS OpC1dCSO
Wednesday at Brightlook hospital.
Corydon Parker of Sutton is a
business visitor in town.
Miss Ida J. Barnard is in East
Ryegate.
Edward Champoux, well-known
Railroad street barber, is now work |
ing in A. !. Remillard's barber shop
Joseph c. Moran, who has been
confined to the house by an attack of |
eyeritis, is improving.
Lieut.. John Tierney has gone to
Camp Mead, Baltimore, Md. Mrs. |
Tierney VIII remain here.
Mrs. Flora Washburn of West
Burke is the guest of Mrs. w. E.
Gaskell
Rummage sale Friday and Saturday,
Nov % and %, at 81 Eastern Ave,
in the Py;hian Building. Given by
the ladies Of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Dale Atwood was operated
upon for mastoid abscess at Bright
t1ok hospital Tuesday, and is much i'm
proved today.
A. NJ Lang has been elected sec
rotary of Palestine Commandery,
Knights Templar, to succeed the late
Earl D. Evans.
The union thank offering meeting
Of the North and South churches will
be held at the North church on Fri
day afternC on at 3 o'clock.
C. M. Page, a former St. Johns
bury resident, is here for few days.
MI Page is now living in Boston and
one of tie selling agents for the In
ternational Truck Company.
Harry M. Day, Jonas H. Brooks,
Charles Weeks and Harry W. Ran
dali left for Boston Wednesday morn
ing on a short trip. The journey
will be made in MI. Days car.
Mrs. Edith Burton Porter is able
to please any audience, with her high
ideals, genial wholesome attractive
ness and n; ,tural ability as an enter
, tainer. She is the reader with the
Lotus t2aaltette, which will be at the
Armory Tuesday, Nov. 26.
Miss Madeline Randall is in Boston
this week filling engagements in read
/ ings and dances. Thursday she
will entertain for the Boston daugh.
/ ters of Vermont at Hotel Vendome
} and Saturday for the Thought anc
| Work Club of Salem.
"To He'll with the Kaiser" is the
| most vital Of all the pictures dealing
/ with world war. 1t strips bare the
vile soul OF Wilhelm of Hohenzol
| lern, and shows the plot by which he
| and his "fotsdam aging" hoped to ge1
| possession not only Of Europe bu
! Of America. Will be seen today al
! the Globe Theatre.
| The South church has engaged Mrs
, Martin, supervisor of music in thu
public schools, to train young PEG
: pies chorus. All boys and girls mo-
>, connected with other churches are
4 invited to join. The chorus meet:
q for rehearsal at $50 p. m. Fridays
n and sings at each Sunday morning
n service.
\ The South church has engaged
Leon II. Baxter, teacher of manua
training IN the schools, to lead a bows
organization, probably scout patrol
y and boys who are not of Other
y churches may become members by
applying to Mr.. Baxter. The first
s meeting vii be at the South church
4 Friday at E.15 p. m.
The annual meeting of the Ladies
q Social Circle of the Church of Mes.
3 siah was held with Mrs. C. F. San
4 born November IA and the following
8 officers were elected for the ensuing
4 year: Pres, Mrs C. H. Johnson: Isl
Z vlce-pres., Mrs. William Miller; Enc
q V1ce-pres., Mrs. Carl Morris; treas.
q Mrs. F. II. Philburt; Sec, Mrs. C
q H. Woodbury..
y At the National Bazaar to be
4 given at the Methodist church De
a cember II and Is, one-act comedy
a entitled "The Piper's Pay" will be
q presented by local talent under the
i direction cf Miss Madeline I. Randall
. The Fifty club were entertained
Thursday at the home of Mrs. Eller
! Glle. 1t was the annual meeting anC
h the following officers were elected
q President, Mrs. Jennie Perkins: vice
a president, Mrs. Ellen Gle; secretary
Mrs c. H. Woodbury.; treasurer, Mrs
Il Abbie Mccarthy. A collection wa.
4 taken and $500 was raised for thu
United War Work. A SUMPTION,
supper was served and the evening
4 was devoted to music, readings anc
4 recitations. The club always lool
s. forward to meetings with Mrs. Gle
Mrs. Harold G. Powell was given :
q dinner at Mrs. William Hoyt's bv tn.
4 ladies of the Academy faculty ano
& the wives Of the teachers. Mrs
8 George M. Gray and Mrs. Helen P
q Bonnet weer also present Mrs
Joseph A. Davis presented Mrs
q Powell with very handsome cas-
81 serole and Miss Ellen Magoon reae
n several selections from Robert Ser
vices poems. A most enjoyable eve
mir