The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-11-22
LOCAL NEWS

IVY Sttio AAOoJ esAt(A1IOOA'
Mrs Charles Woolson of Spring
field is visiting Mrs. Fred Taylor.
| Vern R. Jones of ST. Adams has
been business visitor in town for a
/ few days.
The St. Johnsbury College Club
will meet with Mrs. Ralph Howes
Saturday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Estabrooks of
New York city are visiting here for
a few days
c. E. Kirk has sold Mrs Carrie
Daniels block and house on Railroad
street to the George H. Cross Co.
! A son, Paul Gilman, was born
Nov. 81 TO DR.. and Mrs. Henry c.
/ Stetson ut Mrs. Moore's.
Mrs. F. NJ Walsh is in Philadel-
phia for two weeks visiting hef
father, Edward A Murray, Of Tioga.
National Christmas Bazaar will be
held at the Methodist church, Deem
Der IL and IS.
Miss Nellie C. Davis of Lyndon
vile called on her St. Johnsbury
friends Friday.
Gov. Henry C. Ide left Friday af
ternoon for New York city, where he
will spend the winter. Shane Leslie
returned to New York with him.
Come to the South church tonight
for an evening of good humorous fur
with music Nh. Taggart delights
the children as we'll as the grown-ups.
Don't forget Charles r. Taggart,
who will appear at the South church
parlors Friday evening at 7.45
O'clock. He presents an entirely
new program.
Mrs W Edmund Blodgett enter
tanned in honor Of her cousin, Mrs.
Eugene Cobb of Jefferson, N. H..
| Thursday evening. A most enjoy
/ able evening was spent.
/ MI and Mrs. Lindol French of
/ Watertown, Mass, both former St
Johnsbury residents, are receiving
\ congratulations upon the birth of q
H son, Lindol Jr., at Watcrtown on
Il Novcmbcr 2z.
Il Charles G, Braley, the town treas
4 urer, reports that over SO per cent
Il of the town and village taxes were
Il paid before the close of business
1 November Il and which was The last
l day Of the per cent discount.
Il S. J. Scmerville completed Satur-
I day night 40 years of faithful SER
/ vice in the machine shop at the scale
Il factory. He resigned his position
Il there TO accept the position as janitor
Il At St. Johnsbury Academy, where he
II succeeds Charles L. Farr.
L The milk train that leaves here ev-
i cry night for the Boston market has
Il built up 4 good trade in every direc-
II ton. The Trout Brook Creamery al
Il Concord s3rds large shipment over
II every after DON and the train from.
I the west brings in seVral carloads
!, very night. Besides the business the
i train picNs up north and south OF
II St. Johnsbury, the Plymouth Cream
II cry furnishes from half a car up
Il wards every night.
II Our good citizens vending their
H way from the Universalist church last
II evening with suspicious looking re-
II ceptacles under their arms recalled
III days Of yCre-different circumstances
III and other towns, of course: The
II contents of the buckets and bottles
III was the far famed clam chowder with
III or without" Beside Z the gallons Of
III 1.-THE 5S""delectable 4 beverage" carried
III away$in5t''e original packages, places
III were 5.laid for over 100 guests, who
III liaesllie dffandsl eceiTed not only:ss Seconds
ii s1hht5 thii.ds and sfourths. :
III 4 CHales7S Davis of Denver, sColo.,
III Supreme chancellor of the Knights
III OFF, yth}iaE, ,salsoSL EFF. Miner, 5Grano
II Ghaneellors off et1font, s.Wiyli make an
III oMefalRisitati6n. o,ApoIlo hodge. Sat
II h31iday. eken1pgfa t aG8 Q }*cfock.It i Delega-
III tloAs<f ronie. ohd,s N otth 'Iftoy,
II Orleans, Rsschfofd, : y11donFifle, Dan
II vile and McIndoes are to be present.
III A special program for the occasion
III is being arranged. Chancellor Davis
III is making official visits throughout
III the East. He makes only two calls
III in Vermont, at Burlington Friday and
III St. Johnsbury on Saturday.
III At the last meeting of the directors
III of the Canadian Bank of Commerce
III held at Toronto, the board unani-
III mously elected James Mackinnon d
II member of the local board Of direct
II ors in the city of Sherbrooke. In
III announcing this the Sherbrooke
II record says, "Mr. Mackinnon's long
u and successful career in the upbuild-
n ing Of the Eastern Townships bank;
H and in the business of the Bank OF
HI Commerce, in the Townships. entitle
II him to this recognition, and his many
H friends throughout the Eastern
III Townships counties will rejoice in the
HI great service he has rendered" Mr..
III Mackinnon is a brother of Robert