The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-12


Estabrooks, a few days, has returned
to her home in West Barnet.
Miss Gladys Bigelow went We'd
nesday to Lyndonville to visit her
grandmother, Mrs. G. M. Bigelow,
for few days.
Eugene Putnam of Cabot is stay
ing with her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Woodward, and is having his eyes
treated.
William Trainor was at St. Johns
bury Center Tuesday and bought out
the household goods of the estate of
the late Mrs. Lois Aver.
Mrs. Raymond Nutting and little
daughter, Mildred, went to Barton
Wednesday to visit her sister, Mrs
Bertha Ball.
Recess at the Academy will be
from April 4 to z. On account OF
the influenza the Easter vacation viii
be omitted.
The Ladies' Social Circle of TIE
UniversaEst church will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. F. H. Phil
burt at Pearl street
The regular meeting of the N. e.
0. P. at the C. A. r. Hall Tuesday
night was followed by a social hour
and dance, and greatly enjoyed by
all.
William Hodge, who is now playing
at the Plymouth Theatre in Boston,
will be seen at the Colonial Theatre
soon in his comedy, GA Cure for Cur
ables."
Word was received Tuesday night
that Frank Murphy haA landed in
Newport News from overseas, on his
way to Camp Devens to get his dis
charge.
Mrs. S. O. Titus, Mrs. Susan AL
drich, Mrs. Arthur Foster and Mrs.
ErNng Bean of Lisbon, N H., were
here Wednesday doing their spring
shopping.
Miss Nellie Crane of White River
Junction and Mrs. Ruth Bedell of
| East Thetford and Nellie Bolton of
South Ryegate were here Wednesday
on bsiness.
The property at 131 Main street,
formerly owned by Mrs. Helen T.
Pidgeon has been sold to Ferdinand
Nadeau. Sale made by Amos w.
Scott.
Fred Wells of Newbury, the we'll
known historical writer, was visit
OF in town Wednesday. Mr. Wells is
now engaged in writing a history of
| the town of Barnet.
Gilbert Day Johnson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frederick G. Johnson, enter
tanned seven little friends yesterday
afternoon at a birthday party at the
home of his grandmother, Mrs Harry
M. Day A very happy time was
spent and refreshments were served
Mrs. D. c. Horner is called to
Danbury, Conn, by the death of her
cousin, G. w. Flint, editor and owner
of the Danbury News. He was the
youngest son of Laonie D. Flint, a
former resident of this town.
1t is seldom that St. Johnsbury
people have chance to see so clean
and wholesome an entertainment as
the New England Stage Children of
New England and Brignati, the clever
magician at the Colonial Theatre,
Friday night, March a.
The friends and relatives of David
Corbett gave him a surprise party
| Thursday evening. 1t was Mr.. Cor
belts birth day and his 18th we'd
ding anniversary. A pleasant eve.
ming was spent and refreshments
were served. The following people
from out of town were I. C. Green
Vilotte Green, Foster Green, Charles
Green and Arvilla Corbett of Dan
VILE
The South Church Round Table
met at the home of Charles H. Horton
Monday evening with about 80 mel
in attendance. Mr.. Horton welcomed
: all to his hospitable home aid {. short
musical program followed, consisting
;, of some brilliantly cxecutei piano
Il solos by B. Frank Harris and two
i finely rendered solos by Harold E
II French. Arthur F. Stone was thu
II speaker of the evening and presented
II informally the work of the TTnitet
II States Employment Service. Thi
II was followed by a general discussion
of the labor situation. Delicious he
|! freshments were served later in tn
II evening.
II The Pythian Entertainment give1
II in G. A. R. hall, Monday evening
II was complete success. From tn
II time the program opened with plan
II solo by Mrs SWEET, until it closes
H with the singing of our Nationa
II Hymn the enjoyment of the audienc
II was constantly in evidence. The,
II were highly favored in being able t.
HI witness the acrobatic feats of Ra,
III Williams, who has been entertaining
II the boys in camp for the past sever
III months. The coon songs by Mrs
HI Carrie Wright and the vaudeville &C
II by five of the members, gave pleas
II ing touch of comedy, while the con
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