The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-05
Evening Caledonian
Established 1897
SATURDAY. APRIL S, 1919
LOCAL NEWS


Mrs. Ray Crawford was here
Thursday on business.
Lawyer Guy w. Hill was in Barnet
on legal business Friday.
The Rolling Stones met with Miss
Mildred ]. Cade in Arlington Friday
night.
Mrs. Clara Hartman of Littleton
is here caring for Mrs. Weeks on Cal
edonia street.
Miss Emily Armstrong and Miss
Anna Brickett of West Danville were
here Wednesday on business.
Arthur Hartman has returned
from Littleton where he has been the
past week.
Mrs. Emma M. Crittenden of Wat
erbury, Conn, was here on business
Thursday.
Pauline Folsom and Mae Hastings
of West Charleston visited Miss Mil
dred Harvey Thursday.
Miss Polly Folsom and Miss Mary
Hastings of Lyndon Center were here
Thursday.
Norman Braley of Pratt Institute,
Brooklyn, N. Y, is visiting his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradley.
Mrs. Gustave Goyet is recovering
from an operation at the ST. Johns
bury Hospital.
: Corporal James Aldrich writes
from Bordeaux to his mother, Mrs.
Walter Aldrich, that they expect
to start for home soon.
! Doris and Margie Clifford are
spending a weeks vacation at the
home of their uncle, William Cliff
ford, at North Danville.
Mrs. E. M. Brunette of Eustis,
Que, was here Thursday on her way
TO Whitefield to see her mother, who
bis i'll.
Howard Blossom of Barre has
bought of the Gilman Bros, the prop
erty formerly occupied by the Stu
art garage. This will be headquarters
for the Oldsmobile car.
The supper at the Union Baptist
church Thursday night was great
success, $50 people being served with
a maple sugar supper and good sum
was realized. Mrs. Addie Wright and
Mrs. Elsie Harvey had charge of the
supper.
The degree team of Caledonia
lodge 1. o. o.. F. went to Lyndon
vile Wednesday night and worked
the third degree. Sixteen went in an
Oldsmobile truck and they are all
looking for chair that is as comfort
able as seat in that auto.
More subscriptions are needed OF
St. Johnsbury loses the opportunity
of hearing Werrenrath, the great
American Baritone, and his All Eng
'lish Recital. Have you added your
name to the subscription list at Bing-
'ham's or McLean's?
Two hundred $3.50 tickets must
be subscribed for in order to secure
Reinald Werrenrath, American Bari
tone, in his All English Recital. Is
st. Johnsbury going to miss this
treat? A good many subscriptions are
still needed. Have you signed up?
Subscriptions received at Bingham's
and McLean's.
Sumner Gilfillan, Harold Somers,
Howard Elliot and Harold Rutledge
of Barnet, Irving Dawson and Miss
Edith Clifford, Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Palmer of North Danville were here
night to attend Oh! Boy.
r. M. Ram has taken the position
as assistant manager of the store of
Henry ]. Goodrich. This will relieve
Mr.. Goodrich from the close atten-
ton he has given his extensive hard
ware and plumbing business.
Mrs. Guy w. Hill, who has been
visiting friends and relatives in
and Melrose and shop
Ping in Boston is now at DR.. L. V.
Knapp's, Danbury, N. H., where she
and her son, Willard, will spend some
time.
II 4 II M.
E. E. Drew of Detroit, Mich, for
merly residents here and at st. Johns
bury Center, were recently hit by an
electric car while riding in their auto.
Mr.. Drew was unhurt, but Mrs. Drew
received cuts about her face from
broken glass, and painful bruises
about her arms and body. She is not
dangerously injured, how
ever