Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-26

OF lnlS SORT OF play.
Reginald Burns has closed his lab
ors a. the Livingston Pharmacy ant
Gordon Mooney is now in the employ
of the new firm.
Miss Marion Newland arrived
/ home from Boston Sunday morning
for 4 few days visit with her par
cntts.
Ray Hunt went to Boston Sunday
night to be present through the OPP
Grafton on Mrs. Hunt for goitrc
which took place at the Deaconcs.
hospital Monday morning.
Mrs. S. X Brigham and daughter
of st. Johnsbury visited at Nj anC
Mrs. G. 2. McArthur's over Sunday
Marion Spear, who has been quite
sick is improving.
John Clark, who has been seri-
ou5ly ill with pneumonia, is reported
as more comfortable. His brother
James, is also quite SEX.
Lillian Clark, who makes her home
With Ms. Clark, was taken i'll Sun
day, rlaking three in tho family.
Cathlenc Robinson and Kate
Twombley Of Bccbc went to Spring.
field, Mas, Friday for Il short visit
among friends, returning to Newport
Monday.
First Baptist church, H. b. Ran
kin, pastor, Frank o. Cunningham,
supply-pastor 1915, morning ser
vice. Preaching by the supply-pas-
tor, Frank o. Cunningham. Subject.
"a Friend of God" 300, Bible
school. care you Il student of the
word of God?" $50, Young Peoples
meeting. 1870, evening service.
Bright, interesting musical program.
led by the chorus. Subject of the
sermon "Wcak Ankles" 1870, Thurs
day evening, praise and prayer ser
vice. 8.43, Thursday evening, rchear-
sal of the chorus. 2.45, Friday after
noon. Ladies' Missionary and Indus
trial Circle meets with Mrs. Hunt
ington ut her home on Clyde street.
Prof. McFayden Of Stanstead will
occupy the pulpit at the First Con-
gregational church, Sunday morning
and evening"
At the First Methodist Episcopal
church: public worship ut 10.45; Sun
day school at noon. Junior League
ut 4"0 p, m. Epworth League ut
G.3O p. m. Preaching service at 1880.
Prayer meeting Thursday evening a.
1870.
The Ladies' Social Union of Tho
First Congregational church viii!
serve birthday chicken pic supper
in the church dining rooms, Friday
night, Feb. %. This supper will be
served in a new and novel way know.
only to those who have it in charge,
and every one will want to be there.
Mrs. l.. G. Cummings OF Montreal
was called to Newport Monday. on
account of the sickness of her father,
james Archillcs.
Mrs. Ray Webster of Barton witt
cd Mrs. p. c. Blanchard. Friday.
Arthur auckland has been confined
to the house this week by sichacrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pond Of 20
Bay street have been quite sick TO-"
the past week.
Mrs. Stewart Griggs is reported as
being quite sick.
Rev. l.. A. Edwards, who la, been
confined to the house FOR nearly two
weeks was able to ride out Saturday.
James Lcithcad of az Indian street
is confined to the house with ;hc
prevailing distempcr.
Evening Star Lodge No. 81, |. o.
o. f., will confer the initiatory de-
gree on two candidates at their reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening, Feb.
%.
Mrs. Henry Paquin, who has been
visiting friends in Boston, returned
home Saturday night.
The Elks' annual ball held at St.
Friday night was attended
by the following people from New
port city: Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Dwin-
ell; Mr.. and Mrs. c. +. Bigelow; Mr..
and Mrs. G. A. Brown; Dir. and M
Harry Hamilton: Mr.. and Mrs. John
prouty; Mrs +. ]. Prouty; Mrs.
ert Davis; Frank Burns; Gcorg'
Hamilton and Blanche Burns.
Grace Norris of Montreal is spend
in% Il few days with her mother.