The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-05
LOCAL NEWS

few days in Boston.
| Mrs. Rohert French is confined to
the house by illness.
The dental Office Of DR.. P NJ. Fitch
will be opened January 6. 1919, by DR.. T
W. H. Fitch.
! Miss Caroline S. Woodruff left /
| Monday morning fer her school in
Johnson.
The skating rink is now open on
Bay street. Everybody come and |
have a good time.
Roy Scott, who has been in France
with the 301st Artillery, landed in
New York Sunday.
Miss Dorothea Clark is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Earl Harrington, IN West
Medford, Mass.
Miss Clarissa Howe has returned to
The University Of Vermont at Bur-
lington to resume her studies.
Twenty-Five members were recelv-
ed into Grace Methodist church Sun
day by letter or on confession Of
faith and FIVE were baptized.
Miss Lola French gave a cello solo
at the offeItory at the North church.
Sunday morning which was much en-
joyed by the audience.
Miss Helen Steele returned to
j Bradford Academy, Monday, after
! visiting her parents, Mr., and Mrs.
I Charles Steele.
Mrs. Elsie A. Harvey has return
. ed from Waterbury, Conn, where she
4 spent two weeks with her daughter,
8 HRS. T. II. Burt.
q Miss Dorothy Scribner returned to
q Lowell, Mass, Saturday after spend
n ing two weeks at the home of her
q parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. 3. Scribner.
D The MERCURY registered Is below
q zero Sunday morning and about the
q same Monday morning. These are
u low records for the present winter.
d The Red Cross will meet at the
3 Arnory Tuesday afternoon There is
plenty of sewing for all who can
= come and plenty of need III conplet-
: Cd garments.
Harland A. Ha1lcy, u. S. A, is
home from Norfolk News, Va, where
he received his discharge from tbs
service. During the war he was on 9
b submarine chaser.
y At the communion at the South
church Sunday two were admitted t
Tit church by letter. At the Nortl
church enc was received on confes
ION CT faith and three by letter,
Iii. and Mrs. Robert McGillivray
row Of Dover, n. H., have been il
Sc. Jolansbury and Danville the pas
few days and have been most cordial
Iy greeted by their friends.
Miss Madeline Cary has returne'
to the Mary Lyons school in swarth
more, Pa, after spending the holi
days with her father, George {
m Cary.
= The North Church Brotherhoo
49, have engaged Rev. Peter MacQueeI
the famous traveller and lecturer, t
: nj give an illustrated lecture. on IVA
III and. Peace" on Thursday evening
III Jan. Is.
III At the Globe service Sunday even
III ing. the North church chorus CAV
III The Christmas cantata bethlehem
III to q large audience. The devotions
III services were conducted by Rev. d.
III i. A. Poole and Rev. F. B. Richards
III The meeting Of the Caledoni
III County Teachers Association whic
HI was to have been Jan. II and 18 ha
Ill been indefinitely postponed becans
III Ct the prevailing influenza in til
III county,
HI These arc the advertised letters {
III the ST. Johnsbury post office for til
III week ending Jan. 4 Mrs, Fioe Dan
III forth, Miss Marjorie Gates, Mr.
Hi John Lewis, William Gavam, Ernes
Il! Knapp, Ornand St, Sauveur.
III Misses Lola and Marjorie Frenc
= and their friend, Miss Minnie Frazir
. CT Kane, Pa, who have been spent
II ing the holidays with their parent
II Mr. and Mrs. Robert French, hay
III returned to Boston.
Ill The special meetings that are to |
Ill held this week, begin tonight at Il
iii City Mission in the Y. NJ. c. A. ha'
III Rev George A. Martin VIII speal
Ill ACSu0y 6YCll11lS3 tllC iACSkihS Will
Hi held at the City Mission. Wednesds
III evening at the Methodist churc
Ill Thursday and Friday at the Unie
Baptist church on Railroad street.
III Edmund P Hamilton, senior e:
II aminer in the United States Emplo,
ment Service, left for Washingtc
Saturday to attend a two week
HI normal training course for exami
I'LL ers. Men from Is states are atten
ing this school and on their +
turn to their respective states tbs
will train the examiners in the
own state for service.
III By order issued by Health Ofic
III Hartman all pupils attending
HI Jolnsbury Academy who reside
Ill Summerville were excluded from {
HI tendance until further notice. II
HI section of the village is most seriot
III " affected by influenza Notice "
III be given in the Daily Caledonl
iii whom these n1Ini1s NAV return to t