The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-23
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Lewis Anger is suffering at his |
home with blood poison.
Walter Brockway of Montpelier is
in town on business today
Carl Coburn of Pike is here for a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther S. Jewct arc
home from trip to Boston
Charles l.. Hatch of the Aetna ln-
surance Co., is in town today adjust
ing claims for his company.
Oscar Wells of Burlington was Il
visitor here Wednesday among his
business friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3. Scribner arc
home from few days spent in Bur
lington.
MIS-. Lois Moalton left Thursday
for East Braintree to spend tie VIA
ter with her daughter.
Mrs. A. Corriveau OF Lyndon
vile visited her friends here Thurs
day.
Miss Mclvina LOOMS is visiting
her niece, Mrs. w. A. Gage for few
days.
Mrs. James Kenney is home rom
few days visit with friends in Island
Pond
Mrs. Henry Byron is recovering
from a fall which she sustained eight
weeks ago.
Rev f. W. Sharp leaves 'thurzday
night fol Buri ngton to be gone >ev-
cral days.
w. A. Wright went to Barton and
Island Pond Thursday to be away
a few days on business.
Miss Minnie Adams went to Row
ayton to visit her sister and stay
all winter.
Stephen Pea1ce of New Bedford
came Thursday to visit his mothe.,
Mrs. L. Pearce.
James A. Impey and Oscar Cum
nlings are home from business trip
to Newport.
The ladies of the North and South
churches will hold a union foreign
missionary meeting at the Soath
church Friday afternoon at o'cocN
The leaders are Mrs. F. \. Poole ana
Mrs Alvin " Flint.
Owing to a shortage OF ROLLS
stock on the Central Vermont the
railroad administrator has loaned
engines 450 and 451 of the Maine
Central railroad and they are now
hauling the New England States lin
tied through Vermont.
The Knibblers gave a farewell
dinner to Mrs H. H. Stuart, Jr., at
the Star restaurant Wednesday even
ing. Mrs, Stuart and son, Homer,
leave for Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Sat
urday where her husband has al
ready gone.
Roy F. Porter of No. q Main
street, st. Johnsbury, has enlisted in
the Motor Transportation Corps of
the United States Army. He left this
week for Fort Slocum, New York,
where he will be in training until as
signed to a permanent station
Information has been received by
the Adjutant-Genera Office that
Federal recognition has been exit, |
ed to Co. d of st. Johnsbury as an
infantry unit of the National Guard
of the United States. This is the
third organization in Vermont to be
SO recognized by the War Depart
ment reorganization having been
completed at St. Adams, Rutland
and st. Johnsbury. These towns are
the first towns in New England to
have National Guard companies re-
organized and Federal recognition
extended to them since the armistice.
"Oh, Lady, Lady," the most poular
musical comedy produced in years,
and the fifth of the series of New
York Princess Theatre musical come
dies under the direction of F. Ray
Comstock and William Elliott, will
come to the Colonial Theatre on Sat-
urday matinee and night. The cast
of ooh, Lady, Lady" will include
Miss Marjorie Edwards in the role Of
the young bride; Mr. Billy Newkirk
in the leading male role; Miss Ann
Paige as Painting Fanny Welsh; Dan
Dawson as Spike Hudlins and a num-
| Der of other we'll known players,
among them Claire Freeman, Clyde
Hennewell, Florence Pendleton, Clyde
Crawford and Josephine Gray. A
large chorus distinctive for it's youth
and daintiness will form a pleasing
background for the distinguished cast.