The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-20
LOCAL NEWS


There with be matinee Wednesday
and Thursday at 2.15 for Hearts of
the World at the Colonial Theatre.
The regular meeting of the Grace
Unity Club will be held in the par
Tor of the Methodist church, Friday
evening at 7.3O O'Clock.
The officers of Company G, Yer
mont Home Guards, leave for st. AL
hans, Tuesday morning for the amt
al officers school,
Commander, Leigh Noyes, of the
Pennsylvania, U. S. n, is home on a
short furlough, and expects to return
to duty Tuesday.
WANTED-Five hundred or more
Red Cross workers Tuesday afternoon
at the Arrlory during January and
February. adv.
Mrs. Elmer Hooker went to, Bur-
lington, Monday afternoon, to visit
her sister, Miss Eliza Drew, who is
ill at the Mary Fletcher hospital.
w. T. Burroughs of Baltimore,
Md, was here Saturday on a bust
ness visit 10 the manager of the Cal
edonia Farm Exchange Bureau.
E. H. Hallett, manager Of the Cal
edonia Farm Bureau Exchange, leav-
es for Springfield, Mass, Monday
night on business connected with the
Exchange.
At a meeting of the North Church
Brotherhood Sunday afternoon these
officers We're elected for the ensuing
year: President, B. A. Palmer; vice
pres, Charles A. Shields; secretary
and treasurer, Homer F. Rice.
P. C. Brooks returned Saturday
from an extended business TRIP
through the south which took him a:
far as Texas. Mrs. Brooks and LITTLE
[ daughter are expected home Wednes
| day.
! The Searchlight club will hold it.
monthly meeting this evening at 7.3(
| o'clock with Mrs. J. H. Brooks, Boyn
ton Avenue There will be Red Cros
sewing furnished for the club to worl
on. Everybody bring their sewins
! implements
Edmund P. Hamilton has returne'
/ from Washington where he has beel
for two weeks attending an institut
for examiners in the United States
Employment Service. About 80 EN-
ployes of the service attended tn
gathering.
These ave the advertised letters fo
the week ending Jan. 10 at the st
Johnsbury post office: Mrs. Ann:
Council, Mrs. Charles Devenger, Mrs
Jane NJ. Evans, Mrs. F. w. Peasley
James Blewitt, Antonio Bedore, Free
Giraurd, Mideric Girouard, w.
Cove.
Joseph Erunelle & Son have tn.
contract for moving the central fir,
station to its new location - fee
west Of the present site and began
work Monday morning. The building
now rests on the government land TO
. : eight feet. he two automobile trucks
: will be stored in the Goss garage
while the building is being moved.
A memorial entitled "Tributes t,
Peter Black" has been published b.
the parishioners of his last charge, The
Methodist Episcopal church at New
tonville, Mass, and a richly bount
copy sent to Grace Methodist church
to kept among the archives of the
church. A beautiful likeness of MI
Black appears as the frontispiece ant
there is also a picture of the mem
orial window at Grace Methods
church. The memorial is beautifully
printed and contains many deserved
tributes to a beloved pastor
Prvt. w. E. Taylor, who landed
from overseas service on Jan. 7, came
up from Camp Devens over Sunday
on short furlough to visit his faith
er and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H
Taylor, returning to the camp Mon
day morning where he expects soo1
to get his discharge. He is mem
: Der of the 65th Coast Artillery ane
was in the engagements at Chatea,
} Thierry, Argonne Woods and Yer
dun. He was gassed in one of the en-
gagements and was in the hospita
1 three months.
"Under Four Flags" is the Victory
War Picture in every sense of the
word. This U. S. government of1cia
film will show Americans how tn,
war was won, and unlike Pershing':
Crusaders, and Americas Answer, il
SO arranged as to be in the form O.
story which will appeal to every pa
triotic citizen. Members of the Rec
Cross will be especially interested il
seeing the most wonderful work O.
their service in all the allied armies
When The history Of the war is writ
ten, the work of rescue and succol
will occupy a prominent page, sur
geons, nurses and drivers of ambu
lances with the Red Cross insignia
1 upon their aims, shared the common
danger and risked life and limb in or
der that the wounded should receive
prompt treatment, even under fire
All teachers should not fail to see this
most valued educational picture; this