The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-01

Mrs Raymond A. Pearl is spending
a few days with her parents in
Woodsville.
Herbert J. Warden of, Cambridge,
Mass, is spending today with his
mother, Mrs. J. w. Warden.
4 daughter, Margaret Merrill, was
born Feb. to Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
| Sprague.
D. C. Homer has been confined to
the house the past two weeks by Ill
ness, and expects to return to Ii
work Monday.
St. Johnsbury Academy resumes
relations with it's old time rival, Lit
tloson, playing at Littleton, Febru-
airy 18th, and at St. Johnsbury, Feb
zuary 14th.
Roy F. Scott, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank A. Scott died in Bangor, Me-,
Friday Mr. Scott had just returned
from France where he went few
months ago in the 301st Field Ar
tillery.
At St. Andrews church the Rev.
Alfred P. Grint Phi. D, rector. Morn
ing service 1880 a. m. This will be
/ a celebration of the 25th anniversary
Of Bishop Halls conservation Sun
day school at II noon Evensong and
sermon, 730
On account Of the recent fire which
greatly damaged the F. C. A. Hall,
the meetings Of the Club will be held
at the homes Of members until the
hall is rebuilt. The club met Thurs
day night at the home Of the pres
idcnt, Ernest Laferriere. Father
Mooney and Mr.. Leferriere made in
teresting addresses.
The regula meeting of the D. A.
r. was held at the Club House yester-
day afternoon and evening. Work on
refuge garments occupied the time in
the afternoon and the gentlemen were
invited to box supper. Each lady
contributed a gift that was sold at
auction in the evening for the benefit
Of the debt Of the society. As the
result OF 4 recent drive $500 has been
paid on the debt. Mrs. Helen Welch
and HRS. Hattie Reed were hostesses
at yesterdays meeting.
In the legislative assignments Of
committees in the New Hampshire
senate, Hon. George w. Barnes of
Lyme is chairman Of the committee
on public improvements, a member of
the committees on forestry, public
health, school for feeble minded and
state library. Mr.. Barnes is q grad
uate of St. Johnsbury Academy in
the class of 1891.
The February meeting of the Won
| ans club will observe the annual Gen
tdomen's night, Friday, Feb. at the
Methodist church assembly room. At
$50 there will be banquet with af-
; ter-dinner speeches. Burroughs or
chestra will play. After the banquet
a program will be given by some To-
; cal artists. All those planning to
attend please notify Mrs. Elsie Har-
vey. The executive board meeting
= will be held Monday, Feb. 3, at the
, home of the president, Mrs. Robert
L
French.
( The army of admirers of Charles
Ray, the ever popular young star in
Paramount Pictures, will be pleased
to learn. that he will be seen in his
+ latest photoplay, "The Law of the
North,' at the Please U Theatre to-
, day Mr.. Ray has has an unusually
strong role in this Thomas H. Ince
photoplay,~ that Of a strong man OF
> the far North who is known as the
"Eaglet." He is the son Of the COM
mandante of trading post, and
. when his father is murdered, he be-
gins a pursuit of the assassin which
: for dramatic action is unequalled by
: any scene in any other motion pic
e ture. The love element is perhaps
. the strongest feature of this admir-
. able story, and it's development af-
< fords the spectators numerous sur
: prises.