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

with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. q.
Noyes.
Mrs. c. W. Bennett has returned
to her home in Springfield, Mass, at
ter having spent several day. with
her mother, Mrs. G. H. Taylor.
Mis-. Ralph E. Howes left Wednes-
day for New York where she will
visit for Il few days. Later she will
60 to Washington to visit Mr.. Howcs'
, parents.
The many friends of DR.. John W.
Wesley will be glad to know that he
is recovering fast and returned home
from Brightlook hospital Wednesday.
The docto: says he never felt better.
Kenneth J. Kirk returned from,
Barre "Wednesday where he spent the
holiday with his wife. He made the
trip over in an automobile and found
the roads badly drifted on the Dan
vile and Cabot hills.
\ A large number Of the paI'ishioners
at st. Andrews church and other
friends of Rev. Dr. A. p. Grint and
family awaited themselves OF the in
vitation to call ut their home New
Years afternoon and extend holiday
greetings. Dr.. and Mrs. Grint and
Miss Grint received the friends and
Mrs. David S. Conant and Mrs. Starr
presided in the dining room, assisted
by Miss Frances Davis and Miss Nat
aldic Baldwin.
The joint public installation Of the
officers Of the &. A. Il. and w. Il. {.
was held at tho &. A. II. hail Thurs
day afternoon at $50 o'clock. Adju-
tant Charles Ross will install for G.
. II. and Mrs. Luclll Bickford, past
! department president for the w. Il.
&C. Dinner will be served at noon for
the post and corp members.
! The Commercial Club, through its
president, James Cosgrove, has re-
cnived from the War department par
! ticulars Of the sale to the highest
bidder Of five aeroplaneS, either with
Ola without motors. st. lGhnsbuly
parties desiring to secure one of these
planes should communicate at once
with Mr.. Cosgrovo. being particular
to state whether they wish one with
Or without
/ Lieut.. John p, Ticrncy, N. D., Of
Base Hospital, Camp Mead, has Il
/ seven days leave Of absence and is at
hi; home in st. JohnsbulY.
! A snow fall Of about six inches
during the night has brought The FIRST
real touch Of winter that st, Johns
bury has had and greatly helped the
sleighnig. SO far the Vermont win
! ter has had no terrors-perhaps the
worst is yet to come. ~r,
s--4aii o1ga t.iiaatiun looking atowarasI
organic church unity, especially as it
relates to solving the problems that
confront every community, was form
ell at the South church, Thursday
evening VIXEN pastors and delegates
from the local churches met for a
conference. 1t was decided to call
the organization the Church League
for Community Welfare and these Of
ficers were chosen: Pres. Rev. F. 3.
Richards; vice-pres., E. Fl. Cowlcs;
Sec, Miss Caroline D. Ely; treas, S.
y. Atwood A. committc Of three, con-
sisting of Rev. H. G. D. Scott, Arthur
F. Stone and Mrs. Eldridge were
chosen to report at the next meeting
to be held a few weeks later some
definite work for the new organiza-
ton to take up.
Mrs. Maudc May has returned from
Boston where she spent the holidays
with her daughter, Miss Viola May.
Carl N. Munsey wishes to thank
the boys who sent him the gift Of
money while he was at Brightlook
hospital.
Mrs. Magain Boucher and daugh-
ter, Louise of Barton, have been the
guests of Nj. and Mrs. Fred Boucher.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Parker and
son Clayton are spending Il few days
in Lowell, Mass.
George II Stearns is assisting at
the St. Johrsbury House as day clerk.
Miss Carolyn, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lindol Scott, celebrated her
fifth birthday Friday by giving al
party to few Of her young friends.
The annual meeting Of the local
New England Milk Producers Asso-
citation will be held at the Town hall
on Saturday, Jan. II, at 1.30 p. m.
The December number Of the Cal |
donna County Farm Bureau News
prints the membership list of thcl
Farm Bureau and the Farm Ext
change. There are 652 paid-up mem
bcrs in the Farm Bureau and 300 inR;
the exchange.
George II. Cross represented thca,
directorate of the Merchants Nation-H
I'll Bank at the funeral of AleXandeiI
Cochlanc al Wells River. Mr.. Coch-a
ranc was Il director in the MerchantsH
Bank, president of the National BankH
of Newbury and director i'll one of,
the Montpelier banks. 4
A son was born Jan. to Mr.. anda
Mrs. Frederick Baasctt at BrightlookE
hospital and grandson to Mr. andB
Mrs. G. W. Blair of Wildwood farm
Robert +. Hcalcy, Esq, of Benz
who has been here for the
past two days on legal business, re-
turned 70 his home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John W. Tinker has received
(, cablcgram from her husband, Major
Tinker, thai he is now at Tricr, Ger
many. and in excellent health He is
with th, Third ARMY of OccuDation.