The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-12
LOCAL NEWS

"bCtC III tIiS LtiCctIS AOl 80 1SHGS.
Private Edward Rondeau was here
over Sunday from Camp Devens.
Miss Clara Clifford Of North Dan
vile has been visiting friends in town. |
Mrs. T5ta Short and Miss Clara
Aiken Of Monroe spent Monday in
town.
Mystic Star chapter, No. 20, o. E.
S., will ho;d their regular meeting on
Friday evening.
Miss Florence Sealey has returned
from Barre, where she has been for
the past two weeks.
Guy Douglass of Waterbury was a
guest OF MI. and Mrs. L. F. Smith
over Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Milo Green and Lu-
ther Green Of Bradford were visitors
in town Monday.
Mrs. Joseph Dickinson celebrated
peace by entertaining at dinner SIX
| Of her friends, one of whom is going
back to England soon.
Brand new edition Of the whiriiest
and girliest of all the musical shows
bringing up Father at Home
Colonial, Nov. II.
Christmas boxes may be had and
the filled crcs inspected every after
noon at the Armory between and
$50 o'clock.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles H. Stevens
and Miss Helen Stevens left Tuesday
morning for their winter home in ST.
Petersburg, Fla.
Mrs. George H. Cross recently en-
tertained - of her Sunday school
class, who had for their "entertain-
mcnt" The cutting of garments for
Belgian children.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Church Of
the Messiah will hold it's annual meet
ing with Mrs. C. F. Sanborn, 80 Rail-
road street, Thursday, Nov. IA, at
2.30 O'Clock A large attendance is
desired.
George McManus' famous creation
bringing Up Father" now in its
fourth consecutive year Of phenome-
ia! success, will appear in an entirely
new atmosphere for its annual visit
TO the Colonial Theatre tonight. Chill
dren can sit anywhere in the house
4 for Is cents.
Chaplain Paul D. Moody and Mrs
Moody lei, Tuesday morning fol
Mortified, where they will spend the
day. Mr. Moody hopes to return to
St. Johnsbary again before his fur
/ Tough expires on December /.
The Ladies' Aid of Grace Method
ist church will meet in the ladies
! paIlor at 300 o'clock Thursday after
/ noon. The hostesscs will be Mrs. E
e. Sargent, Mrs. Frank Boynton anc
{ Miss Florence Clark.
Hon. L. c. Bachand, ex-mayor Of
3 Shcrbrooke, and Mrs. Bachand, who
} have been visiting Dr. and Mrs. ]. d
/ Bachand for a few days, left Wednes-
I day for Florida, where they viii
! spend the winter.
I Chesley Hcering of Guildhall anc
Vida N. Baker Of Eden Mills were
: married at 5 o'clock Saturday after
noon by Rev George A. Martin. Mr.
L Dceling is in the 74th Infantry Ma
}, chine Gun Factory, Camp Devens.
G Infringing Up Father at Home" it,
: one big scream. Don't miss it, Snap
). by chorus of pretty, clever, singing
1 dancing, ginger girls. All under 20
d Colonial, Nov. IL.
There VII be social at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Flint, 60 Summer
street, Thm sday afternoon, Nov. IA
This is to be given by the War Ac
tivities conmittc. Mrs. ". A. Ricke
: is chairman.
G. 7. Santolucito has leased thu
Z old Paino Fruit Store on Main stree
: and will oren it for business on Sat
1 urday with James Paino as manager
q q Fruits, vegetables, confectionery ant
l cigars, as formerly, will be for sale.
: There Will be a sewing meeting o
;. the Red Cross at the Armory at
o'clock this evening. There will b.
plenty of sewing for all who cal
come. it. is thought that it will
II not pay to continue to heat the room
III in the evening for less than so work
II ers.
II The home Missionary society o
III Grace Methodist church will NEE
III with Mrs. Williams on Church stree
II Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock
II Mis- Kahlo, the deaconess, will speal
II and cordial welcome is extended tt
II all
II The Mission Circle of the Church
II of the Mes siah will meet in th'
II church parlor Wednesday evening
II Nov. IS, at 7.30 The watchworC
II for the hour is "Hope." A specia
II program has been arranged and vii
II be followed by the election of officers
II for the ensuing year.
II Mrs. Charles J. Hamblet of Nashua
II gave luncheon Saturday at L o'clocl
II to the Conversation Circle, of which
II she was a former member, at the st
II Johnsburv House Fifteen mem
II bers were present, and each was pre-
II scented with book by Mr.. Hamblet
II A most enjoyable time was spent.
II Seventy-fve thousand dollars
II worth of specially chosen gowns ar,