The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-21
LOCAL NEWS

Lieut.. Col Joseph Fairbanks, who
was called from Washington, D. c.,
by the death of his uncle, Rev. Ed
ward T. Fairbanks, returned to that
city today.
Mrs. A. n. Wetherbee and Mrs.
John Chase Of Lyndonville were in
town Monday.
Mrs. Rcbecca P. Fairbanks has
returned TO Newtonville, Mass, af-
ter few days spent in town, being
called home by the death of Rev. Ed
ward L. Fair banks.
Mrs. S. w. Warner of Parker,
Idaho, who is visiting her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Frank Finn, has receiv
ed word of the death and burial of
her husband, Prof. S. w. Warner.
The National Film Co. of Washing
ton is serding out letters to the
Women's Federation clubs and urg
| ing all members to see the wonder
full picture "Under Four Flags" 1t
is a picture that will show you how
the war We won. Everyone should
see this wonderful production at the
Please U today.
The Ladies Circle of the Univer-
salist church will meet Thursday af-
tefnoon with Mrs. Edwin Spencer of
8 Cherry street.
Borrowed Clothes" featuring the
beautiful Mildred Harris, now the
wife of Charlie Chaplin, is a Lois
Weber production. In other words
it is photoplay De Luxe-the very
utmost in dramatic intensity and
beauty-screen entertainment at top
notch. "TIple Trouble" is a master
piece Of the million dollar comedian
Charlie Chaplin. A very late produc-
ton in which Charlie puts over lot
CT new and original stunts. All at
the Globe Wednesday and Thursday
with no advance in price.
The postponed annual supper OF
the South church will be held We'd
nesday night. The men of the church
are to serve the supper.
The annual Birthday Rag social
will be held in the Ladies parlor OF
Grace Methodist church, Thursday
at three o'clock. Supper will be serv-
ed at $50. The husbands are invited
to be present at the supper.
Fabian S. Reed, who has been sicl
with influenza, is little better.
Robert L. Stone has returned from
Camp Greenleaf, Georgia, having re
ceived his discharge from service il
the Medical Corps
The local Congregational Minist
erial Association is holding it's regula
meeting at the North church today
The funeral of John Edward Curti
was held from the residence Pas
sumpsic street, Monday afternoon
Rev. C. II. Morse officiating. TIL
bearers were John Wallace of Lis
bon, N. H, E. I. Williams of Water
ford, Freeman Russell of Concor
and e. J. Wallace. The remains wer
placed in the vault at Mt. Pleasan
cemetery, to be taken later TO
burial in Waterford. Friends fror
out of town besides the bearers wer
Oscar Williams from East st. Johns
bury, Mrs E. I. Williams, Mrs. Ernes
Whitcher from Ryegate, Mrs. Georg
Saunders from Melrose, Mass. MI
Curtis was born Nov. Z, 1866, a
West Waterford where he had HI
home for many years. January =
1898, he married Abbie Jane Wallac
. Of Concord, Vt. In 1907 he pun
j. chased and moved to the, so-calle
Jenkins Farm" near ST. Johnsbur.
About year ago when uncertal
health made it necessary to give u
: heavy farm work, he sold the far
z and removed to the residence on Pa
q sumpsic street. His death was eau
q ed by accident last Friday evening
a Jan. 10, when he was thrown from n
81 sleigh in his own dooryard and II
q stantly killed. A dilligent worke
81 kind neighbor, good citizen, he gan
~ ed a wide circle of friends who deel
M lv mourn his loss. He is survived b
81 his widow, but leaves no near rel'
q tives. Heartfelt sympathy is felt b
81 the entire community for Mrs. Curt
81 thus suddenly bereft and left alon