The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-11
LOCAL NEWS


Y. M. C. A. building at 7.30.
Victor Herbert's Operetta of charm,
mirth and melody weethearts" at
The Colonial, Jan. II.
George Rice went to Brightlook
hospital Saturday morning where he
underwent serious operation.
Mrs. H. A. Wilcox has moved into
the house vacated by A. j. Corriyeau
at % IL Summer street.
The annual meeting of st. Mar
garet's Guild will be held this Satur-
day evening at o'clock.
The next game in the F. C. A.
bowling league will be played Tues
day night in st. Agnes hall between
the Arlingtons and the Independents.
Subscribers to Fourth Liberty
Bonds through the Passumpsic bank
are reminded that The next payment
of 20 per cent is due on or before
January Is. Adv.
Chorus of the South church enjoyed
a social following the usual rehearsal
Games were played and corn balls
were served. There was a large and
enthusiastic company.
The January meeting of the Gale.
donia County Medical Society will be
held Tuesday evening, Jan. Ia, ano
not Wednesday evening as printed ii
the notice.
| The Rectors' Aid society of st. An.
drew's church will have business
meeting Monday afternoon at fou
o'clock at the Parish house to which
all members are invited.
Homer Lapoint has been honorably
discharged from army service ant
is now working in the Lapoint mea
market on Main street. He has beel
at Camp Colt at Gettysburg, Penn.
during the war.
The faculty of st. Johnsbury Acad
envy we're entertained at the home o
Perley F. Hazen of the Academ,
Trustees Friday evening. Suppe,
was served and social evening en-
joyed.
The annual meeting Of the Bright
look Hospital Aid Association will b
held at the Nurses Home, Monda,
afternoon, Jan. 13, at two O'Clock
There will be sewing to do and tn
reports will be given and officers TO
| the ensuing year will be elected.
/ The annual meeting of Brightlool
Hospital Aid Association will be hell
at the Nurses Home, Monday after
noon, Jan. Is at two O'Clock. Report
will be given by chairrnen of the va
rious committees and officers for en-
suing year will be elected. A full
attendance is desired.
/ Lieut.. William Henry Goodell ant
Miss Lila May Gale were married a
Grace Methodist parsonage by thu
pastor, Rev. George A. Martin, Fri
day afternoon. Lieut.. Goodell ha
been stationed at Fort Sill, Okl.
where he had trained 700 men for ov
erseas duty when the armistice wa:
signed. Mr.. and Mrs. Goodell will re
side in town.
The petitions which the member
of the st. Johnsbury Equal Suffrage
Club circulated among the men ant
women of st. Johnsbury for the en-
dorsement of the Federal suffrage
amendment by the Vermont Legisla
ture have been sent to Montpelier
They contained 1924 names, which j:
very creditable showing for This
town.
Meetings Of the international Bible
Students next Sunday in G. A. r. hal
Citizens Bank block, at three anc
seven o'clock, addressed by A. L
Huntley of Morrisville. Subject fol
the afternoon: "The Mansion in my
Fathers House" A cordial Invitation
is extended to all interested. Seats
free. No collection.
| About Is couples attended the
dance at the Armory Friday night
given by the Thomas F. Burroughs
orchestra. One of the fine concerts
that this orchestra can produce was
given before the dancing and the mu.
sic throughout the evening was OF
a high order.
Miss Ethel Clayton, who makes
her debut as Paramount star in
"The Girl Who Came Back, at the
Please U Theatre today, appears as
a daughter Of a thief and is reared
to take a pride in her profession, but
when love enters her heart she be.
comes different. Miss Clayton is
ably supported by an all star cast
Elliot Dexter.
Hale Hamilton, of "Get-Rich.
Quick Wallingford" fame in $4,000
An Hour will be seen at the Globe
theatre today. It is screen adapta-
ton of the famous story of the same
name by George Randolph Chester
noted dramatist and writer. The
story is of unusual vigor and strength
and presents Mr.. Hamilton in the dy-
manic leading role which is one en-
inently suited to his virile and COM
pelling style of comedy, and as
Johnny Gamble, he is seen at his best.
SuomarinIsr1.
When history sums up this war 1t
will not be the ferocity of the German
submarine campaign that will be re-