The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-14
Evening Caledonian
MONDAY, APRIL IA, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887


Vern Wright of Portsmouth, N H.,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. S. Wright.
Mrs. Waldron, who has been car
ing for Mrs. H. N. Turner, has re-
I turned home.
Marjorie and Helen Powers, pupils
in the Academy, spent the weekend
at their home in Fitzdale.
Mrs. Abbie McCarty spent the
weekend with Mrs. Oscar Stratton
at Danville.
The many friends of George De-
forge will be glad to know that he
is able to sit up.
Bert Bonnette left Monday for
Charleston, Mass, where he has en-
ployment.
Corp. A. E. LaPan, son of MI. and
Mrs. C. LaPan, was home last week
on short furlough.
John Mcnamara and Freeman Allen
went to Boston, Saturday night, on
a business trip, returning Monday
morning.
Miss Farrilla Bilodeau of the
Lougee & Smythe store was in Wood
stock last week visiting Mrs. Herbert
Spear.
Alonzo Marshall of Lyndon has
commenced work at the Plymouth
Creamery. He expects to soon move
his family here.
A reception was given Friday
\ evening at Alphonse LaPan's in hon
/ OF of his brother, Corp. A. E. LaPan
: of the Y. d., who has been in over
!, seas service two years.
Miss Helen Stearns, who is attend
ing school at Bridgeport, Conn.,, is
spending a weeks vacation with hel
Il parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
II Stearns.
H Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Massey
spent the weekend at the home OF
| her brother, William Clifford, and
| her father, Benjamin Clifford, in
| Danville.
II Ora N. Drew, who has spent the
1 past ten days with his daughter, Mrs
4 ]. C. Rutledge at Woodsville, is Wis
l iting at Harry Stanton's and his
4 daughters, Mrs. Lyman Hooker, also
Il calling on old friends.
i Searchlight Club will meet at the
Il South church vestry this evening fol
H an illustrated lecture by DR.. Griggs
II The Home and Foreign missionary
u societies of the church will be guests
of the Club.
Joseph N. Quail, former editor Of
the New York Times, city editor Of
the New York World and magazine
writer of note is the guest of MI. anc
Mrs. w. d. Policy for short time
+ accompanying Mr.. Policy home from
New York Saturday night.
Corp. Garold Briggs, who has re-
turned from France, is at home from
4 Camp Devens on furlough. On Sun
day, % of his relatives enjoyed din
ner party at the home of Harry
Briggs in his honor He returns tc
I Camp Devens, Tuesday.
Mrs. Emerson Holland from Ber-
\ lin, N. H., is visiting her brother
James Mcnamara; Mrs. Sadie Pease
of Lyndonville, another sister, called
on Mr.. Mcnamara, Thursday, and
4 Mrs. E. S. Boyd of West Charleston
4 is also spending few days there.
At the Palm Sunday service at the
North church Bonheur's "Behold
Your King Today was well rendered
by Frank H. Brooks with piano and
organ accompaniment. In the
1 Brotherhood class at the Sunday
school Senator Harry H. Carr gave
I an excellent resume of the work of
the last legislature.
Private w. r. Mcnamara, of the
103rd Machine Gun Co, goth Division
has been home on furlough of three
days, returning to Camp Devens Fri
day night. He has been cover there"
Is months. He is in excellent health
and is glad to get back to his own
country once more.
Fred Mead, who is employed by E.
7. G. H. K. Ide, fell a distance of
20 feet while at work in the coal
sheds Thursday morning breaking
some ribs and RECEIVING serious cuts
on his, head and face. He is getting
along as we'll as could be expected.
His son, Charles w. Powell, private
in the United States General hospital
at Long Beach,AL. l., was called home
by the accident.
The superb Paramount Aircraft
Special Picture private Peat" is the
big attraction at the Please U. The
/ thousands of readers of the book
will not care to miss seeing the au-
thor himself and his own love ro-
nance, the little nurse who cares for
him through his long hospital expert
ence and whom he actually marries,
and who plays with him in this won
derful war story. All the camp life
pictures are taken at Camp Devens,
with the sanction of the U. S. Gov
eminent, all settings are taken in