The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-30
LOCAL NEWS

w A. freeman is spending week
in Boston.
Alexander Dunnett is in Bethel on
legal business.
Miss Edith Dresser has gone to
Richmond, P. O., to spend month
p C. Brooks and P. F. Hazen left
for Atlantic City Friday night on o
business trip.
The Woman's club will hold its De-
cember meeting Monday evening at
s o'clock at the Pythian Hall.
! Mrs. L. P. Leach hasreturned from
| Ryegate, where she has been for the
past few weeks.
K. o. Balch was in town Friday
and Saturday on business for Camp
Winneshewauka.
Bernie NJ. Bonet has returned to
Springfield, Mass, after spending
! Thanksgiving with his mother, Mrs.
Brady.
Chaplain Paul D. Moody left for
New York early this morning, where
he will spend Sunday and wait for
further orders.
| Miss Mar. aeci.e Carr, :, former
Academy teacher who IS now teach
ing in Mo itpc..cr, is spending = f~w
days with Miss ;Stackpole-
Mrs. G. w. Darling of South Rye
gate was ir town to see Miss Flor
. ence Hall Friday. Miss Hall has
been quite sick but is much better.
Corp. Percy Bonet, who is at
Clarkson college, Potsdam, N. Y, sent
Thanksgiving greetings to his mother,
Mrs. Henry Brady, and other mem
bers of the family.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred L. Narcotic en-
tertained thirteen of their relatives
at a Thanksgiving dinner. The af-
tcnoon was passed by music and
! singing.
Nj. and Mrs. Fred N. Elliott have
4 received word from France that theil
4 son Waite, has been wounded. The
letter was written by nurse and sale
: that he was wounded in the thigh anC
4 hand and3 was in Base Hospital No
q %.
The Green Mountain Chapter o
q the d. a. r. announces that the post
D poncd 10Th annual conference will b.
q held at the Algonquin club, Burling
{ ton, Dec f. The reception will b
B held at the home of Mrs. Harrison
B Watkins, State Regent.
C. e. Kirk has exchanged the Al
q cxandcr N. Drew house for tw
u houses on Orient street belonging t.
q Hoel S. Human. Mr. Human vii
n take possession of the Drew hous
{ at once. Mr.. Kirk has sold one o
y She houses on Orient street to 2o
Piper. The other house is for sale
= The George H. Gross Co. will star
I their bread cart Dec. 2 and will max
the town Mondays, Wednesdays an
\ Saturdays as usual. Mr.. Fletche
\ will be pleased to receive the patron
D age of all old customers and will ais
Z be glad 20 serve any new ones.
he is not calling on you and you wis
U him to, call the office, 360-J
The sad news was received her
\ today of the death at Greenfield
Mass, of Claude Goodrich early Sat
1 uTday morning. He had been crit
cally i'll with pneumonia during tn
3 week and his wife and father an
! mother HAD been called to Greenfiel
by his illness.
/ About 125 couples attended TIE vic
I tory ball given by Company G at IL
4 Armory Wednesday night and Their
was also a large number of spec
tators. Moneys orchestra fur
nished the music for the concert n.
I the dancing which followed and III
1 hall was beautifully decorated wit
the national colors anil bunting.
Ethel Barrymore, the noted actres
4 of international fame, will be the al
I traction at the Globe Theatre toda,
] in the brilliant comedy drama, "Ou
I RGrs. McChesney." A strong Low
I theme runs through the story an
I there are so many dramatic situs
4 tons. Paris and Fifth avenue style
I that are TO be worn this season wi
4 be CT special interest
l Bathello Paino has returned frol
Z Amsterdam, N. Y, and with C.
: Clifford has bought the Martin {
y. Guffre fruit store in the Brunell
6 block on Railroad street They wi
q operate it as a candy, ice cream an
q tobacco stt re in connection with tn
3 same kind of a store they are no
81 running on Main street in the oil
81 post Office location