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

Mrs. Blanche Brownlee of Han
over, II. H, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter MACPHERSON New Years day.
Lieut.. Noel Noyes has returned to
Corpus Christus, Texas, where he IS
stationed, after spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. 3.
Moves.
Miss Anna Suitor, eighth grade
teacher in the Summer street school,
was unable to return to her work OH
account of illness in her family.
Mrs. C. W. Bennett has returned
to her home in Springfield, Mass, af-
ter having spent several days with
her mother, Mrs. G. II. Taylor.
The scale shops are closed for the
rest of the week for the annual IN
yentory. aSIaaaaERa8Aa@
bred Fl. Do!off is spending a
couple CT days with friends in Burke.
| Howard Ford, who is manager of
| the Atlantic Pacific store at Newport,
spent New Years at his home here.
There was a good crowd at the
dance. given by Henault's orchestra at
the Armory New Years eve. and ex-
cellent music was furnished for the
/ dancing.
/ Mrs. Ralph E. Howes left Wednes
/ day for New York where she will
L visit for few days. Later she viii
Il go to Washington to visit MI. Howcs'
! parents
IN Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pope spent
| Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Green
| slade in Lyrdonville.
II Miss Myrtle Slack, r. n, has re-
turned from weeks visit at the
home Of her brother in Newport
II "sweethearts" at the Colonial Jan,
IT.
II Mrs. Prescott Stearns is i'll at her
home in ST. Johnsbury Center and
unable to return to her duties al
| the Junior High school.
IL Mrs, +. w. Warner of Parker
II Idaho, is spending the winter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Finn.
III Preston Connor has been released
| from the navy and returned home
II Wednesday from New York.
Hi The many friends of DR.. John w
iii Wesley will be glad to know that h
|IE is recovering fast and returned hone
|IE from Brightlook hospital Wednesday
|sE The doctor says he never felt better
slH Miss Eleanor F. Stone entertaine'
Hill a few of her girl friends at a hous
Hi party on New Years Eve.
iii A year ego today it was A belo,
Ill zero at dawn and "a below zero a
Hi noon, the coolest day in the histor
i'll Of St, Johnsbury. Today the mel
Hill cary has been above freezin
Hi throughout the day.
iii Kenneth J. Kirk returned frol
Hill Barre Wednesday where he spent til
iii holiday with his wife He made til
LII trip over in an automobile and foun
~ the roads badly drifted on the Dan
- vile and Cabot hills
To- Misses Orpha and Aida McLa
cen and Miss Clara Dickson of Ogdel
raj Utah, spent Christmas with Mr.. an
Mrs. John L. McLam.
A large number Of the parishionel
at St. Andrews church and oths
in friends of Rev. Dr.. A P. Grint ar
eel family availed themselves of the il
alf. yitation to call at their home Ne
Years afternoon and extend holida
greetings. Dr.. and Mrs. Grint ar
are Miss Grint received the friends ar
ent Mrs. David S. Conant and Mrs. Sta
has presided in the dining room, assiste
h,,+ by Miss Frances Davis and Miss Ma
it, aldie Baldwin
Chaplain Paul D. Moody, who HI
= been temporarily stationed at Hob
d ken, n. j., sailed New Years da
from New York on the Geora
D Washington and expects to retul
u Oh the same boat with some of IL
Il American soldiers
81 The sewing meeting of the Mort
u Church Woman's Association will
q held with Mrs, w. A Kicker, Frids
| afternoon. This is pressing work al
Il large attendance is desired
{ The dental office of DR.. P. M. Fit
{ will be opened January 6, 1919, by D
I. M. Fitch, il.
The Whitefeld High school pl;
the St. Johnsbury Academy team
basket ball at the Y. NJ c. A. bull
ing Friday night
The joint public installation Of Il
officers of the G. A. r. and w. r.
was held at the G. A. r. hall THU
ock dav afternoon at 2.3O o'clock Adj
tant Charles Ross will install for
r. and Mrs. Luella Bickford, pa
department president for the w.
u C.. Dinner will be served at noon f
tied the post and corp members.
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