The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-17
LOCAL NEWS
P. F. Crafts and William Dudley
Pelley are in Montpelier today.

P. F. Crafts and William Dudley
Policy are in Montpelier today.
John A. Nolan of Ryegate is a
day.
The next basket ball game in the
F. C. A. league will be played at st.
Agnes Hall Tuesday night between
the Stars and the Independents.
E. T. Ide and Mrs. w. A. Ide and
son, Richard, left Friday morning for
Bradentown, Fla. where they will
spend the winter.
A meeting of the Brotherhood at
Grace Methodist church tonight at
7.30. Talks by men who have seen
Service overseas. All soldiers and
men of the congregation cordially
invited Music and refreshments.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley E. Kittredge
of Watertown, Conn.,, are the happy
parents of a son, born Jan. Is, and
a grandson to Mr.. and Mrs. R. H..
Kittredge and great grandson to Mrs.
C. G. Perrigo.
The Summerville schools will be
opened next Monday. The situation
in regard to the influenza is improv
ing daily and Health Officer Harri-
man reports few deaths as compared
with the toll of the epidemic in the
fall.
Little Lcis Brigham Of Newport
who has been seriously i'll of infiuen-
"a at the home Of her aunt, Mrs.
George Blakeley, is little more COM
Portable at this writing. Mrs. Brigh-
am is also recovering slowly from
a very serious operation at the home.
The management of athletics at
the Academy are offering as their at
traction on Friday evening at the 7
NJ. C. A. a game between the Con
cord High School and picked Fresh
nan-Sophomore team from the Acad-
envy. In addition the Junior ano
Senior class teams will play and this
/ game is for blood The admission
has been reduced to Is cents ane
the first game will start at 7.30.
Alexander Dunnett and Charles A
4 Shields are in Montpelier where the!
] are arguing case in the Vernon
Supreme court. Arguments wer,
made in court Thursday morning il
Z the case of Ida May Beatac O
Hardwick VS.. Pearl Slayton and L.
Robbie. In the lower court the plain
tiff won a verdict of $500 for dam
ages on breach of contract.
4 George Baldwin of Concord N. Il.
q state deputy for Vermont and New
Hampshire Of the Modern Woodmel
of America, gave an illustrated lee
ture on the splendid work this orde
is doing to rid the world of the whit
q plague at Odd Fellows hall, Wednes
4 day night. There was a good numbe
4 presen5 and many fine views wer
q shown, including many of the SAM
Il forum that the order maintains il
q Colorado.
1t is doubtful if any imaginar,
4 character and the actress portrayin
it ever had more in common tina
4 pretty Lila Lee, the diminutiv
screen actress of 16 years in eth
. Cruise of the Make Believes" She
4 Paramount discovery, beautiful an
D talented, screenists predicting won
q derful future unsurpassed for hel
q Her initial superb photoplay at tn
n Please-U today. Come and judge fo
q yourself.
q The lecture on "The War and tn
d Peace" by Peter MacQueen at tn
q North church Thursday night wa
"A greatly enjoyed by a good audience
q Mr.. MacQueen has very positive OF
= inions of the German people and i
- his discussion of League of Nation
q said if England and the United State
If stood together in all policies in tn
i future, as they ought to, the peac
r of the world would be assured. Mean
n ly 200 colored views were thrown o
the screen, including many pictures G
: the battlefeldsN and militay equip
ment of the war. The speaker CAV
; many interesting facts that had hitf
erto been kept as military secret
and was frequently applauded 9
portraits and pictures appeared O
i the screen.