The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-19
LOCAL NEWS


tori There will be a rehearsal at 3
o'clock in the afternoon and picnic
supper will be served.
The mary friends and patrons of
the Sunset Home are reminded that
gifts of fruit, vegetables and pro-
visions Will be greatly appreciated at
this season.
Mrs. George Cary and daughter
Ruth lief. Saturday for Florida,
where they will spend the winter
with Mrs. Cary's parents.
The City Mission will hold a cot
tage prayer meeting tonight at 7.30
at the home of William Lynn on
Main street.
The ladies of the Universalist
church VIII hold a clam chowder
supper Thursday, the 21st, from $50
10 o'clock. Adults, so cents;
|, children under Is, So cents; children
under 10, Is cents. adv.
The Philbrooks, who staged "The
Runaways' here last spring SO sue
cessfully, had made arrangements to
put on "The Rose Girl" early in De-
cember, but the influenza closed the
schools so long that the school au-
5horities 90 not want the pupils to
spare the time necessary to make it
4 success. AS Mr.. and Mrs. Phil
brook are 81 xious for the hearty CO.
operation f the schools the play has
been postponed until early in May.
C. F. Palmer, who has been the
| :uest of Rev. DR.. A. P. Grint for
The past three days, returned to his
home in Mt. Vernon, N. Y, on the
early morning train today.
At the morning service at Grace
Methodist church Sunday Rev.
George ~ Martin spoke very appre-
ciatively Of the great loss to the de-
nomination and New England of
! Rev. Joshua M. Frost, who was
drowned in one of the Maine lakes
| On hunting trip. A memorial ser
vice will he held in the church vestry
| Wednesday evening and others be-
sides the attendants of that church
will be welcome to the service. Mr..
Frost was pastor of Grace Methodist
/ church for seven years and left a
'lost of friends here and throughout
he state.
James Paino returned Tuesday
from New York city, where he has
been visiting his father. The young
nan had been accepted as one of the
candidates for the officers training
school ut Camp Fremont, Cal, but
after the almistice was signed the
plans for establishing the school were
| cancelled.
The annual meeting of Caledonia
County chapter of the American Red
Cross will be held on November 20
N the Armery at 100 p. m. The
purpose OF this meeting will be to
listen to reports, to elect an execu-
tive committee for the ensuing year,
and to Transact any other business
which may properly come before said
/ meeting.
! The many friends of Mrs. Abbie
A. Allen will be glad to know that
she is as comfortable as can be eX-
pected. Mrs. Allen fractured her
nip last week.
A return engagement of Vermont's
most versatile entertainer is an
nounced To-. Friday evening, Nov. %,
and Charles R. Taggart, so widely
known anG justly popular, will be
warmly welcomed by large audi
cnce. His program contains many
new features, as we'll as the clever
characterizations which have made
him famous Admission, 35 cents;
children, 25 cents. adv.
The Alta, society Of St. Aloysius
church gave the first of their winter
card parties at the K. of c. hall
Monday evening, more than 100 be-
ing present. The affair was made a
farewell reception to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles O'Loughlin and during the
evening MI. O'Loughlin was pre-
sented with. a suit case. Rev. J. w.
| Dwyer made a felicitous presentation
speech 10 which Mr.. O'Loughlin
responded feelingly. An orchestra
furnished the music for the occasion
4 and refreshments of ice cream, coffee
and cake were served.
The bi-lnonthly meeting of the Cal
edonia association of Congregational
ministers was held at the South
church today, about a dozen of the
county ministers being in attendance.
A paper on Romans was presented
4 by Rev. Robert Clark of Lyndon and
the every member drive by Rev. C.
c. Merrill of Burlington, secretary of
the Vermont Domestic, Missionary
society.
St. John de Crevocoeur chapter, D.
A R., viii meet with Mrs. James
Weeks, 81 Pearl street, Wednesday at
2 o'clock instead of o'clock, as there
is work to be done.
Mrs. ]. M. Perham is visiting in
East Cambridge. Mr.. Perham is at
Willoughhy surveying.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Whipple of
Fort Arthur, Texas, and Mrs. Rena
Moody Of North Wolcott have been
guest owes Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
gerald.
1 c. E. Kirk has sold the O'Loughlin
ho,1ca 70 Mr.. and Mrc