St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-08

New Ofk sunday.
Us Dorothca Clark is visiting her
sisu, Mrs. Earl harrington, in West
M&ord, Mass.
/ Ms Clarissa Howe has returned to
haJniversity of Vermont at Bur
link)n to resume her studies.
genty-two members were rcceiv-
dhto Grace Methodist church Sun
; datby letter or on confession OF
fut and five were baptized.
tss Lola French gave Il cello solo
ut be offertory at the North church
SuEay morning which was much en-
ioyi by the audience.
bss Helen Steele returned to
B,sford Academy, Monday, after
vi$ng her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
GILES Steele.
ks. Elsie NJ. Harvey has return
edo Waterbury, Conn, where she
spit two weeks with her daughter,
MI +. H. Burt.
kss Dorothy Scribncl returned to
Ldell, Mass, Saturday after spend
inStwo weeks at the home of her
paints, MI. and Mrs. u. b. Scribncr.
tlrland A. Hadley, U. s. A., is
nd from Norfolk News, Va, where
h9ecc;red his discharge from the
scEcc. During the war he was on
suhainc chaser.
| the communion ut the South
chi ch Sunday two were admitted to
til Ehurch by letter. At the North
chich one was received on confess
sid of faith and three by letter.
\. and Mrs. Robert McGillivray,
mo- Of Dover, n. H., have been in
S,gohnsbury and DanvilIe the past
feIdays and have been most cordial
~ teetcd by their friends.
liss Madeline Cary has returned
to be Mary Lyons school in Swarth-
mt, Pa. after spending, the Holt
dA with her father, George G.
GU.
D. North Church Brotherhood
hat engaged Rev. Peter MacQueen.
thiRn1ous traveller and lecturer, to
giNan illustrated lecture on "War
aN9peace' on Thursday evening,
Ja5lG
Uses Lola and Marjorie French
hn4hcir friend, Miss Minnie t'raaiuc
OF Jane, Pa, who have been spend
infhc holidays with their parents,
NJ End MIS-, Pnhcrt French. have
refined to Boston.
found p. Hamilton. senior OK
ant"i in the United States Employ
mf Service, left FOR Washington
Sagyday 10 attend n two weeks
@oHll training course for cyamin-
err Men from, Is states are attend
loS this school and on their re-
~ to thor respective states the+
WV AtsstflS, the examiners in their
oW state for service. .e.
,F'o1Isr issued by Health Office,
H3aiaass all pupils attending st.
Jdisbury Academy who reside in
Sq'mcrville We're excluded from at
tglancc until further notice. This
scion Of the village is most serious
iypfected by influenza. Notice will
bdg'ven in the Daily Calelonian
WIN these pupils may return to the
Alchemy.
Hiss Elizabeth Jones is substitut.
IN at the Junior High school.
Irs. Julia Cross Hudon of Mont
pier is visiting her uncle and aunt,
NJ and Mrs. George II. Cross, for
;fcw days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John +. Page leave
tHay to spend the winter in St. Pet
efburg, Fla, and other southern
lfnts.
James r. Campbell, Esq, is in Rut-
lhd on Il business trip.
Despite wide publicity given to the
in0val of the Office Of Federal Food
Administrator L. II. Brooks from
Pntpelier to st. Johnsbury, mail con-
hues to be addressed to Montpelier.
therefore, the food administrator re-
Ilcsts the public to bear the change
!. mind when they arc addressing his
|ficc.
Mrs. S. n. Searlc, formerly of St.
|ohnsbury, but now of Providence,
+. J., is convalcs,ing from Il serious
ttack Of pneumonia, having been in
he hospital seven weeks.
Iames PuIlcr is able to be in school
gain after IN absence of several
;ceks on account of Il broken ankle,
Harry Salmon has received IL call
o report in New York Tuesday and
ill sail sometime this week for Tur-
cy. He is to do reconstruction
york in Turkey and has signed up
or one year. Mr.. Salmon has been
tending Norwich University and is
n the class of 1920. The unit of
,hich he has joined is made up of
bout 200 doctors and nurses and
the rest college men. David Warden
f East Barnet, who is also in Nor
;i:h, will 20 in the same unit.
Miss Florence Haywood is working
|, the Office of c. II. Davis.
The Ladlrs' Circle Of The Unirc1sa-
st church will meet Thursday after
Don with Mrs. Walter L. Kellogg of
2 Railroad street.
Charles a. Stanley has sold his
urniture and undertaking establish
ncnt to Albert S. Juneau and NJ. M.
ratro and the new firm which will be
Known at the Stanley Furniture Co.,
viii be managed BY Mr.. Juneau and
-laud Miltimorc. MI. juneau has
,con associatrd with Mr.. Stanley in