The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-26
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
WEDNESDAY, FEB. &c, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

Dr. and Mrs. Farmer spent the
week end in Montpelier.
Ivory King is home from East
Haven where he has been working.
Miss Clara Holmes of Peacham was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Norman Sizen of Danville was
here Tuesday on business.
DR.. Kicker is in Montreal on bus
mess until Thursday.
A. Rutledge of Concord was a /
business visitor in town Monday.
Ernest Morrill, was at home from
Island Pond over the weekend.
Miss Lillian Cheney went to West
Burke, Tuesday, on business.
Mrs. C. w. Kemp, Mrs. C. F. Berry
and Mrs. Harvey Of Warren, N. H.,
visited in town Tuesday.
Fred Lillicrap of Warsaw, Wis, is
on a business trip east and visiting
relatives in Concord.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Johnson Of
| Speedwell Farms were in town Tues
day.
The industrial classes of the Wom-
ans Club will meet Saturday night
instead of Thursday night this week.
Mrs. Perley Aver and daughter,
Mrs. Hugh Kirkland of Passumpsic
visited in the place Tuesday.
Steven Page has bought lot on
Duke street in Summerville of Mrs.
Mary Packard Woodbury..
Arthur Smith has sold his place in
Arlington on st. Johns street to
George E., and Anna M. Holmes.
The town has sold five acres of
pasture belonging to the town farm
to Theophilus Rickaby.
Miss Mildred Daniels of West Dan
Vile visited her friend, Myrtle Aims
worth, Friday and Saturday.
Preston E. May, city clerk, is i'll
at his home on Clark Avenue, with
influenza.
George Goodnough is better at this
writing. Mrs. Harley Swasey is more
comfortable.
Robert Silver of Greensboro ano
C. A. Hubbard of Hardwick, Curtis
Rollins and Ruth Stevenson of Dan
Vile were in town Tuesday.
The F. @. club met with Mrs. Ida
~ C4,1,,v,,o,s ctyaQf M O0dSJ
afternoon. Refreshments were served
and pleasant afternoon spent.
Miss Marion Stanton has returned
to her studies at St. Johnsbury Acad
envy, after an absence Of two weeks
by illness in the family.
There was party and dance at Mr.
and Mrs. Wallace Ainsworth's Friday
evening. A good number were pres
ent and pleasant evening was spent
The Rector's Aid society of St. An
drew's church will meet Thursda.
afternoon at 2:30 in the Parisl
Rooms Everybody is asked to bring
a box supper.
A supper will be served for thu
members of Grace Unity Club OF
Friday evening, at six o'clock at TIL
Methodist church. Members are ask
ed to bring their "coin strips" at thu
time. Any not having these strip
are asked to come and can give VIVA
money they wish toward the stril
fund.
= Inc March meeting of the ST
4, Johnsbury Woman's Club will be hell
n Monday, March at 3 o'clock il
IL Pythian hall. The civics COMMITTEES
= have the meeting in charge ant
y Arthur F. Stone will speak on Devel
oping the Community Conditions
II Executive meeting with Mrs. S.
: Somerville, Prospect Ave-, at
T. o'clock.
g At the Red Cross meeting yester
day about so women were present
The chairman announced that while
: the "drive" had been completed, an
III other large box Of work had alread!
III arrived, so that while there would no
III probably be any time limit for com
III pleting the work, the worlds lack o.
HI clothing is still great, and there viii
III still be need of our help in making III
II the supply. The appeal for the knit
III ting of children's stockings ane
NJ sweaters was urgent and materials
III are all ready to be given out. Mrs. G
III w. Ruiter is chairman of the WOO
III committee. A splendid gift of SOL
ii was received last week from the la
ii dies of st. Johnsbury Centre whe
II have always been good friends o.
III our Red Cross work.
III The following is taken from thu
III Boston Transcript of Feb. 25-"Wor
III has been received at South Hadle!
III that the faculty of Union Theological
II Seminary has awarded the prize fel
III lowship of the class of 1919 to Miss
HI Mary Redington Ely of the class o.
III 1911 at Mount Holyoke College. Sh'
III is the first woman to receive thu
III scholarship, which carries with it
III stipend continuing for two years
III which will also enable her to study Il
HI any university she may choose. Shs
III will probably go to Europe to cont1n
III ne her studies" Miss Ely is daugh
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