The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-27
LOCAL NEWS

Ralph Dodge has gone to Montreal
where he has a government position.
Miss Dorothea Clark has returned
from visit to her sister, Mrs. Earl
Harrington in West Medford, Mass.
Mrs. Arthur Stone and Mrs. George
Cross went to. Burlington, Monday af-
ter1oon to attend a meeting OF the
Y. w. C. A. War. Work Council.
C. E. Kirk has sold the Waldo
Reed property to James A. Ramage.
Miss Barbara Conant, who has been
sick for the past two weeks, is little
better.
The MANY St. Johnsbury friends of
Ex-Lieutenent Governor Frank f..
Howe of Bennington, who noted last
week that Mr.. Howe had entered the
hospital in that place for treatment,
will be glad to learn that he is recov-
ering rapidly from a slight operation
and expects to return home today.
Kenneth Kirk is reported to have
started for Barre in his automobile
the last of the week and according
to his folks, when last heard of, was
wildly hunting a snow shovel because
driving the car didn't give him
enough exercise en- route.
The ParamountArtcraft special
"Till / Come Back to YOU is said
to be the most pretentious production
R4r. Cecil De Mile has yet produced.
To those who saw "Old Wives For
New" and eve Can't Have Every
thing" it will be needless to COM
ment upon the excellence of his pre-
vious work. The situations are OF
great dramatic strength, the settings
are magnificent and the acting sup
erb. Bryant Washburn makes his in
| itial debut with Paramount Aircraft
in this special and as all know he is
? handsome. agreeable and talented
: actor and ably assisted by splendid
, cast. At the Please U Theatre TODAY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Scott were
called to Bangor. Me-, Saturday where
their son. Roy Scott, is very i'll with
pneumonia.
Saturday afternoon the College
Club and invited guests gathered in
the Museum Glass room for the regu-
lar January meeting of the Club. R
G. Reynolds of the Vail school, Lyn-
don, was the guest of honor for the
day and gave most interesting illus
trated lecture on Vermont. The
whole lecture carried the theme OF
Vermont as home, showing the ag-
ricultural, manufacturing and musical
i, industries OF the state and pictur1ng
its many beauty spots of mountain
valley and lake. Many scenes OF
home life and homes of both ancient
and modern type were thrown upon
the screen. Mr.. REYNOLDS is a most
lnval Vermonter and his address was
filed with feeling tributes to Yer
mont's wonderful scenery. her great
men. and her wonderful achieve
raents, in fact all the attributes which
~o TO make up an ideal homeland. The
COLLEGE, Club are greatly indebted to
Mr.. Reynolds for this lecture.
The annual meeting of the South
church was held last Wednesday eve
ming in the church vestry. At $50
about 235 people sat down to supper,
which was served by the men Of the
Round Table. After the supper greet
ings from the North church were
brought by Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur R.
Brooks and this was followed by the
roll call. Many letters were read
from nonresident members. The fol-
lowing officers were elected: Deacon
for four years, Charles Fl. Horton
| treas, Wilbur J. Farr; auditor,
Arthur Stevens; receiver of offerings,
Charles c. Newell; registrar, Mrs.
Mary S. Perhan; assistant registrar,
Miss Dorothy May; business commit
tee, E. Fl. Cowles, R. C. Baker,
Charles Ross, Mrs. George Green,