The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-08
First Baptist Church


meeting.
First Baptist Church
H. B. Rankin, pastor; Frank o.
Cunningham, supply pastor; 1916
morning service, preaching by the
supply pastor, subject, Paying Your
Debts an original hymn will be
used at this service; 1900 Bible
School, why not plan to remain? $50
Young Peoples meeting; 7.30 Even
ing service, subject of sermon, "The
Race-eou7 q, 4 Life" This sermon
natural COWS that of last Sunday
evening and will tell how to run so
as TO win, an interesting musical SER
vice and all are welcome; 7.30 Thurs
day evening, meeting for praise and
prayer; 8.45 Thursday evening, re-
hearsal of the chorus choir; 245 Fri
day, The Ladies' Missionary and In
dustrial circle meets with Mrs. o. G..
Hardy, a Pleasant street; the Bible
study class will begin its sessions
next week. Notice of the place and
the hour will be given on Sunday.
The new City Council held their
first meeting Thursday night at the
City Council rooms where the follow
ing city officers were elected: Clerk
and treasurer, r. w. Spear; overseer,
of the poor, L. F. Kay; superinten-
dent of streets and water works, VIM.
Lawson; constable, Ora SWEET; audi
tor for three years, P. O. Miller;
grand jurors, E. J. Smith, Walter H.
Cleary and E. H. Mills. Aldermanic
committees, streets, sidewalks and
sewers, Alderman w. w. True and
.. A. Aubin; water department, AL
derman E. w. Savage and B. w.
Longeway; pauper department, AL
derman J A. Aubin and r. w.
Longeway; fire and police depart
nient, Alderman Longeway and Au-
bin; city property, Alderman Savage
and True; elections, Alderman True
and Savage; health Alderman Longe-
way and True; licenses Alderman
Aubin and Savage.
w, P. Neal has been confined to
the house by sickness.
Frank Massey is visiting friends
in Sutton. Que.
Frank Patterson, who has beer
confined to the house by sickness, is
able to be on the street again.
:, Mrs. C. ]. Oben underwent a seri-
GUS operation at Brightlook hospital,
st. Johnsbury, Thursday morning.
She is reported as comfortable as
could be expected
The Newport fire company, held
their annual meeting Friday night in
the Fireman's hall. The following of
Ulcers, were elected: President, Roy
T. Skinner; vice president, E.. A.
Slack; secretary and treasurer, Char
lie Young; auditors, Joel B. Bly, and
Elijah Merrill; member of the COVER
ming. board, F. E. Humphrey. It was
voted to pay the clerk and treasurer
the sum of $40. Several matters OF
Importance were discussed which will
be taken up at the next meeting OF
the department. The firemen receiv-
ed their pay for the last year of SER
vice and adjourned.
Mrs. A. T. Rogers returned from
Boston Thursday
Frank Stone, while working in the
store house at the Frost Veneer
mill Friday, had the misfortune te
fall which resulted in compound
fracture of the right wrist. Dr.
Blanchard was called and reduced the
fracture.
Mrs. Muriel Brooks, who has been
at the home of her parents at Coven-
try, having run of influenza, has
recovered so she is able to return tc
her work at the Woodruff jewerlS
store.
Henry Burgess, who has been do
ing Y. NJ. C. A. work in France, re.
turned home this morning.
The Francis Willard memorial
which was postponed on account O.
sickness, will be held with Dr. ant
Mrs. McIvcr on the evening of Mar
18th, at s o'clock. There will be ;
short literary program after which
refreshments will be served, and ;
silver collection viii be taken for tn
purpose of caring on the Temperance
work
Captain 7. E. Raymond of the or
dinancc department, stationed a
Washington, has been enjoying a /
day furlough, during which time, &C
companicd by his wife, they visite
Mrs. Raymond's mother, Mrs. Nj. I
Hamilton. Capt. Raymond expect
to receive his discharge in the nea
future when he expects to locate a
Clinton, Mass. Mrs. Raymond WI
remain in Newport until they &c
located at that place.