The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-07
LOCAL NEWS

A game of. picked menN from the
scale works will bowl with a team
from the Elks at Barquin's leys to-
night. The match starts at 7.30 and
all visitors are welcome,
Mr. and Mrs. John F. Page leave
today to spend the winter in ST. Pet
ersburg, Fla, and other southern
points.
James 3. Campbell, Esq, is in Rut-
land on q business trip.
Despite wide publicity given to the |
removal of the Office of Federal Food
Administrator F. H. Brooks from
Montpelier to st. Johnsbury, mail con-
tinues to be addressed to Montpelier. /
Therefore, the food administrator re-
quests the public to bear the change
il mind when they are addressing his
office.
Charles A. Stanley has sold his
furniture and undertaking establish
ment to Albert S. Juneau and M. NJ.
! Tatro and the new firm which will be
/ known at the Stanley Furniture Co,
VIII be managed by Mr.. Juneau and
/ Gland Miltimore. Mr.. Juneau has
been associated with Mr.. Stanley in
the store for the past ten years and
Is splendidly equipped for the bust
ness. Mr. Miltimore is a wel-known
resident Of Concord, who has many
friends in that vicinity and we be-
speak the best Of success for the
new firm. MI. Stanley has been III
tbe business for the past so years
+ and retires with the satisfaction OF
having made a host Of friends by
square dealing throughout all the
years.
Sweetheart" at the Colonial, Jan
sAf7
Mrs. S. N. searle, formerly Of St.
Johnsbury, but now Of Providence,
l.. l., is convalescing from a serious
attack Of pneumonia, having been IN
The hospital seven weeks.
Frs. Julia Cross Hudon Of Mont
eolier is visiting her uncle and aunt,
1If and Mrs. George II. Cross, for
d lew days.
Miss Elizabeth J2ac5 is substitut-
ing at the Junior High school.
James Puffer is able to be in schoo!
again after an absence OF several
weeks on account. of broken ankle
Harry Salmon has received call
10 report in New York Tuesday ant
L. IN
ley. He IS to do Reconstruction
work in Turkey and has signed VI
FOR one wear. Mr. Salmon has beer
attending Norwich University and l.
II t,lc class Of 1920. The unit O.
4 which he has joined is made up 0.
about POO doctors and nurses ant
sthe rest college men. David Wardel
of East Barnet, who is also IN Nor
wich, viii go in the same unit.
Miss Ruby Smith of Burke is sup
plying in Mrs. Stearns' room IN tn
Junior High school.
Kiss Florence Haywood is WORKING
IN the office of c. Fl. Davis.
VIM. S. Hart scores triumph in hi
fine new play "Shark Monroe" Whlcl
will be seen at the Please Z. Theatr
today
The Mems Club Of St Andrew
Episcopal church viii meet this eve
ming in the Parish house at 7.30 whel
reports will be read and refreshment
viii be served. All men invited.
Albert Smith has moved his famil
from Walden to this place where the
viii spend the '-inter:
Rev. David B. Hickland will spea
at the City Mission tonight at Tee
His subject will be Fools that.
Have Met
The third entertainment in the lee
ture course which was to have bee
held Friday evening has been post
poned on account Of SO much sick
ness This entertainment will be Civ
- en- later and it is one of the best j
the course, "Brignati and the Ne7
III England stage Children.
III The Ladies' Circle of the Universe
III list church WI meet Thursday after
III noon with Mrs. Walter E. Kellogg @
HI 22 Railroad street,
HI Keith and Heagney present Victo
HI Herbert's greatest triumph Sweet
HI hearts" at the Colonial, Jan. II.
Ill MRS. H. Carpenter and son Of Ian
II caster have been spending q few day
II with Miss Kathleen Carpenter at 1
HI Main street.
H Mrs. Abbie Skinner of Detroit
III Mich, is spending a few weeks witt
Ill her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Skin
HI ner.
ii The dental Office of Dr. P M Fitcl
III will be opened January 6, 1919, by Dr.
II W H. Fitch.