The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-04
LOCAL NEWS

George H Stearns is assisting at
the. st. Johrsbury House as day clerk.
The dental Office of Dr.. P. M. Fitch
viii be opened January 6, 1919, by DR..
w. H. Fitch.
Miss Lillian Roy of Biddeford, Me-,
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ]. Roy.
Miss Eva Wilde returns Sunday to
New York after spending few days
at her home here.
Miss Carolyn, daughter of MI and
! Mrs. Lindol Scott, celebrated her
fifth birthday Friday by giving a
party to a few of her young friends
/ The annual meeting of the local
New England Milk Producers Asso-
citation will be held at the Town hall
on Saturday, Jan. II, at 100 p. m.
I AT the Globe Theatre service Sun
day evening the North church Choir
! US of "a voices, under the direction
] Of F. II. Brooks, will repeat Maun-
der's Christmas Cantata "Bethle-
hem" The public is cordially invited.
Leslie o. Frizzel, who was recently
discharged from army service, and
has been spending the past ten days
in town, has gone to Willimatic, Ct,
as linotype operator in newspaper
Office there.
The December number Of the Cal
donia County Farm Bureau News
prints the membership list of the
Farm Bureau and the Farm Elk
change. There are 652 paid-up mem
bers in The Farm Bureau and 800 III
the exchange.
The third annual dinner to St.
JohnSbury children was given by the
City Mission this noon in cooperation
with Ill the ST Johnsbury churches.
The dinner was held in Grace Meth
odist church and a hundred happy
children enjoyed the good things pro-
vided.
George Fl. Cross represented the
directorate Of the Merchants Nation
al Bank at the funeral of Alexander
Cochrane al Wells River. Mr.. Coch-
ranc was director in the Merchants
Bank, president of the Maj ;onal Bank
of Newburv and director in one oil
the Montpelier banks.
A son was born Jan. to Mr. ant
Mrs. Frederick Bassett at Brightlool
hospital ana grandson to MIR anc
: Mrs. G. w Blair of Wildwood farm
Robert T., Healey, Esq, Of Ben
nington, who has been here for tht
, past two days on legal business, re
turned TO his home Friday afternoon
Mrs. John W. Tinker has received
y cablcgram from her husband, MajoI
Tinker, that he is now at Trier, Ger
many, and in excellent health. He il
with the Third Army of Occupation
356th 1nfartry 98th Division, AM
the only Vermonter with this divi
sion.
4 The members Of the Equal Suf
II fragc club who have been circulating
II petitions throughout the town for thu
II ratification of the Federal Suffrag
II amendment by the next Legislatur
II secured the names of 1864 men an
II women on their papers. Very few re
II fused to sign the petition when i
was presented to them
A sparkling comedy-adventurou
and fascinating. A comedy of error
: and corrections. The breezy ad
ventures Of a healthy girl. A deligh
ful drama--brilliantly played /
story of youth-and love. Full O
refreshing comedy that calls fo
laughter At the Globe Theatre tc
day.
4 The usual Sunday evening servic
y viii be held at the City Mission tc
morrow evening at 7.30 o'clock. Be
ginning Monday night special cvar
gelistic services will be held by tn
City Mission every evening throug
the week. There will be a differer
speaker each night and the program
Of the week will be announced tt
morrow evening.
For genuine, wholesome coined
pep and vinegar "a Nine O'Cloe
Town" starring Charles Ray at IL
Please-U today, presents one of tt
best photo plays shown at this pop'
lar Play House. 1t is picture
= make one forget sorrow and laue
with genuine satisfaction, whe
= Laughter is so desirable these day
u It's a Paramount and it's at tt