The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-22
LOCAL NEWS

uIly on people attended the thlfo
monthly social of the City Mission
| There were also present number OF
returned soldiers and sailors. After
the meeting refreshments were served
by friends Of the mission.
There will be a sugar party and
general good time at Odd Fellows
hall, Tuesday evening, March 25.
Everybody come and have some
brand new sugar on snow and eniov
one of. our times.
Ray Williams, who has been enter
tanning the soldiers in the training
camps in United States and Canada
for the past year with acrobatic feats.
has moved his family to town. Mr.
Williams act is one of the attractions
at the entertainment given by The
Clowns Chorus of the Universalist
church, Thursday evening, March 27.
Announcements were received yes
tcrday of the marriage of Major Viii
liam Melrose to Mrs Lucina Mackay
Williams in Lawrence, Mass. on
Thursday, March 10th. After an ex-
tended wedding trip to southern
points Major and Mrs. Melrose will
be at home at IS Evergreen street,
Hartford, Conn, after May 1st.
Bert Lytell, the Metro star who
has flashed into fame on the screen
IN the same meteroic manner in which
ne attained success on the stage, will
be seen today at the Globe Theatre,
IN a powerful drama of heart appeal
Faith" story of love and hu-
mainly. The picture is thrilling,
gripping, entertaining and gives Nj.
Lytell a chance to display on the
screen his dramatic abilities which
made him such a famous Broadway
star.
Mrs. Porter, who was with the Lo-
tus Quartette met the relatives. of
men in the l01st Ammunition train
Friday at erroon to discuss plans
for entertaining the boys when they
reach Boston. Will any relatives
and friends of the boys of this unit
who were not at this meeting notify
Mrs. Perley Hartwell or Mrs. Chaun-
cey Adams that we may get as COM
plete list as possible for this vici-
nifty
A pleasant surprise party was
given Leonard Gross at his home on
Western avenue, Thursday evening
to celebrate his birthday. About SO
friends were present. During the
evening Andrew Johnston presented
MI. Cross with purse of money and
in very well worded talk stated it
was from the guests as an expression
of their good will and esteem. Mr..
Cross responded with much feeling,
thanking them for their kindness and
saying is was all a pleasant surprise
to him. Music was furnished bv |
Streeter's orchestra and dancing was
INDUCED in. The party broke up
wishing Mr.. Cross many happy re-
turns Of the day. /
Thursday morning when Joe Costa
and Mr.. Greenwood were crossing f
the ice on the Passumpsic river above +
the dam, the ice gave way and both T
went into the water up to theif
chin. They succeeded in making
their way out but it was an ice
breaking trip with a continual 4
scramble to get on the ice only to i
have it give way and the parties get
another submersion. However, after h
much effort they reached shore none
the worse for the adventure except Il
the cold bath. Mr.. Costa jokingly re-
marked that he believed he would
have made the trip safely if he only Il
had had banana in his mouth, Il
which to most of US is something new
for life preserver. II
Grace NE. E. Church, morning SER
vice at 1890. Subject, The Triumph I!
Of Jesus. Sunday school at IL. Ep-
worth League meets with the United II
Peoples, Society in South church at
j.15. Evening service at 100, with Il
l fine musical program and an adj
iress by the pastor on "How Shall
We Vote?" Following is the pro-
gram for the evening service: Pre-
ude; hymn, Courage Brother" in t
location; solo, "Thou Who Almighty
Art, Mrs. Don G. Stiles; responsive
eading, 18th Sunday; trombone solo,
Angels that Around US Hover
Harry P. Moore; Scripture lesson;
olo, Beyond the Gates of Paradise"
ellsworth Hazelton; pipe organ solo, +
Allegro con brio" Miss Alice War
en-; offertory: "Come to our Hearts (
nd Abide" Ladies quartet; solo,
With Thee on High Told Welsh
.ir), Mrs. Roy NJ Howard; sermon, z
How Shall We Voter; hymn, "MyT :
oul be on Thy Guard;n benediction;