The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-24
LOCAL NEWS

John Peck and Charles Burt We're
lucky hunters recently, they brought
home six rabbits.
! Miss Florence Brownlow of Bev-
elly, Mass, is spending the holidays
at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A R. Brooks are
spending Christmas in Sherbrooke,
Que
The Evening Caledonian will OBJ
serve Christmas and there will be no
issue of the paper on that day.
Mrs. A. L. Bailey and daughter, Sig
rid Eklof, are spending Christmas and
New Years in New York.
Miss Eta M. Newell of Hanover
is spending the Christmas holiday
with her sister, Mrs. Robert Mackin-
non.
The Sunday school Christmas tree
of St. Andrews Episcopal church
will be held Tuesday evening at Z
o'clock. Parents of the children are
invited.
First Lieut.. Noel Noyes, who is at
Corpus Christi, Texas, in the 4th
Field Artillery, is spending few
DAYS with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. B. Moves.
Miss Madeline Randall is sent out
by the Y NJ. C. A. of Boston to en-
terrain with readings and dances IN
the Army and Navy camps of New
port, R.. l., this week.
Andrew Moore Of Baltimore is
home to spend Christmas at his
old home. Mr. Moore has now a
splendid railroad position, being chief
4 clerk of the Baltimore & Ohio rail
I road system.
The post office will be open on
Christmas day until 8 o'clock and
then the widows will be closed fol-
, the day. The lobby WI be open
all day and the carriers will make
one general delivery Wednesday
morning.
Chief Finley has received word
! from William J. Perry of Detroit
advising him Of the death of his
! daughter, Miss Florence Perry. They
leave Detroit today at o'clock fol
4 ST. Johnsbury with the remains
Miss Perry was a former student at
I our Academy.
Il Word has been received here from
h Pvt. Clyde D. Charrette that he has
q been liberated from the German
prison camp at Gissenhesse and that
i he has joined his old company in the
n 1920 Machine Gun Battalion. Mr.
n Charrette was a member of Company
u D, V. N. G., before enlisting in tht
q United States Army.
Globe Theatre offers very attrac
q tive program for your entertainment
q on Christmas day. Harold Lock
b wood, the matine idol of two CONT
81 nents, will be seen in his unusua
h picturization, paradise Garden.
q The one and only Charlie Chaplin
M acknowledged peer of comedians
81 will entertain you in easy Street.
u Merry Christmas everybody.
III Fred C. Gibson was called to Brat
81 tleboro Monday to attend the fu
s neral of hi; cousin, Mrs. Annis /
"a Dick, who died at the Brattlebor
A Memorial Hospital Friday morning a
81 & result of severe burns on Sept. L
VI She was employed as cook at tn
~ Home for the Aged and upset kettl
y of boiling potatoes, resulting in il
IL iuries which caused her death
81 The St. Johnsbury Office of til
d United States Employment Servie
N did the largest business Monday sing
n it's establishment in August. TT
81 office registered four applicants, a
81 of whom we're referred to desirab
= positions, and received word that tw
"a others had been employed by thos
to whom they had been previous
referred. MANY of the applican
are returned soldiers, whom this b.
reau is especially anxious to place.
That property rights are not alwa!
respected is evidenced by the fir.
use many people make of the Pin
hurst grounds in going "cross lots
to the main streets, NOTWITHSTANDING
signs indicate that this is priva
Ground. The people of st. John
q UuIN Ouput W DC UuUliC-Sp1Iitt
enough to cooperate with the owne
even though absent from tow
TO preserve one of the most beautif
estates in our village Acts of va
daliSro and disregard Of signs are n
oreditable to anyone
George M. Cohan's Aircraft Phi
toplay, "Hit the Trail Holiday" w;
written by Mr.. Cohan with the vie
of presenting a stage portraiture
Billy Sunday, the evangelist, and
assist the temperance propaganda
Mr.. Sunday. It's success has bet
most gratifying, many of the seen
are mirth provoking, and with j
heart appeal and sincerity of purpos
that of preaching the value of ter
perance, it is in every respect
notable subject, a superior come'
which will commend itself and
lofty theme to all admirers of tt
best and most uplifting screen play
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