The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-01

Miss Emma Croteau of Kirby Wis
tied Mrs. Sophia Ford, Friday.
DR. w. A. Cages Office will be
closed from 2.30 until Friday p m.
Have business in Montpelier.
L w. Ford and son are pressing
hay at the Albright farm on the
Danville road.
Rev. F. B. Richards was in Barnet
to attend the funeral Of Mrs. Jennie
Aiken, Friday.
Norman Blair of Peaoham is in
Brightlook hospital recovering from
an operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoel S. Human
have moved from Orient street to
their new home on Dundee street.
Mrs. Ralph Bigelow and daughter,
Ruth, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Annis in Springfield, Mass.
The Brotherhood of Railroad en-
ployes viii give a card party in G..
A. R. Hall Monday, Feb. 3. Henault's
orchestra will play.
Robert Williams of Concord receiv-
ed a broken leg in an accident Friday
afternoon. Doctors Allen and Milti-
more were called to attend him.
Rev. George Martin was in New
bury, Friday night, to lecture befors
the Mems club of the Methodist
church.
ST. Johnsbury friends Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Bennett Of Springfield,
Mass, will be interested TO know that
they are soon to move to Boston.
Mrs. Alvin Flint, Mrs. May, Wells
and son, Harold Wells were in East
St. Johnsbury to assist in an enter
tainnent Friday evening.
William Brept of South STAFFORD
is the guest of Mrs. Carrie Waldrop.
Ernest CoNles has been confined to
the house by illness.
Mrs. Martha Cass has sold her res
taurant on Eastern Avenue to Ed
ward Pierce of Lyndon Corner. Mrs
Cass will go to Derby Line to live.
Harold Rutledge of Concord has
j received his honorable discharge from
Camp Devens, and is the guest at the
home of L. w. Ford of Harrison ave-
1 nue..
Among the visitors in town Friday
4 were F. B. Walker Of Newport; Mr.
and Mrs. F. G. Cere of Pierce Bridge
n. H; Mrs A. L. Wheeler of Lyn-
donville and Miss L. F. Bates OF
4 Thetford.
Charles Darling, who has beer
4 working at Suncook, N. H, has beer
1 spending a few days at his home here
q and left this morning for New Lon
q don, Ct, where he will be employed
d for few weeks.
4 The next entertainment in the
a lecture course will be held Friday
q Feb. IA. at the Armory. DR.. Ng Poor
q Chew will lecture. Ng Poon Chew i
= a forceful speaker. His English i
: perfect and he presents his subject il
i a clear and concise manner.
/ Rev. Francis A. Poole's subject fol
: the morning service at the Soutl
church will be GA Question of Rela
k tive Values" Dr. Poole will speal
y at the Globe Theatre Sunday even
st ing. Subject "Why Should the Poo.
e be Happy"
The Rev. Mr.. Martins subjecr
. = Sunday morning is "The Steward
u ship of Prayer" Sunday school at 1;
o'clock. United Young Peoples ser
vice at the North church. Subject O
the evening meeting is the "Traged.
:; of the Man Who Lost His Grip OF
III Cod. There will be special music
|! There will be a special service =
II the South church at three p. n. Sun
III day afternoon in memory of Rev. Ed
H ward Taylor Fairbanks, D. D. Th'
III community is invited. Rev. F. B
III Richards end <Rev.C. II. Merrill, D
III D., and Arthur F. Stone will speal
III concerning the various aspects Of DR.
HI Fairbanks life and work.
HI "Sylvia on Spree, have MIS-
III Wehlen in rollicking, smart coined!
II of New York's famous night life,
III picture widely different from her re
II cent productions. The story is spirit
Ill ed and wholesome, and abounds i
III striking scenes, human interes,
III rnirth- provoking situations, actor
HI adventure, and unexpected twists
III with a happy ending. Miss Wehlen'
III piquant charm and ininitable gift
HI for comedy are at their best in it. A
HI the Globe today.
III Fifty-nine young people attende
II the supper at the vestry of the Grac
II Methodist church Thursday night.
II was followed by business meetin
III and social hour. Following are tt
III list of new officers of the Epwort
Ill League: President, Raymond Louges
HI secretary, Doris Cowles; treasure
III Clarence Blood; inter church con1ni
Ill tee, Lillian Martin, Reginald Cowlin