The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-12

of F. w. Thompson, Friday. Mr..
Smith was formerly an engineer on
the Passumpsic Division, and left
here 80 years ago last month, this
being his first visit since that time.
Mr.. Smith was the first engineer that
showed Mr.. Thompson how to stop
and start an engine. On his short
visit in our dity he met few of the
old timers of his day.
Miss Olive E. Wilkie entertained
IL of her Gill friends Friday after
noon, from four until six o'clock, the
occasion being her ninth birthday.
Games were played and refreshments
were served much to the enjoyment
of the guests. sOlive was the recip-
lent of numerous gifts.
Harry Lock of Barton, who receiv-
ed broken leg while at West Burke
about month ago, came to Newport
Thursday night where the X-ray was
applied at the office of Dr. Longe,
the result of which showed that the
bones were not knitting, and an oper-
alton will be necessary.
Mrs. Trahan has returned from
Enosburg Falls where she visited rel
atives and friends.
Miss r. Lambert has returned from
st. Romuald and Quebec, where she
visited relatives and friends.
The young ladies of the city will
sell cut flowers on Tuesday, the day
the MINISTRIES are to appear at Lanes
Opera House. The proceeds of the
sale are to go to the hospital fund.
Ang girls who can devote some time
on that day to this cause, are re-
quested to report to Mrs. Harry Rich
ardson, II Main street.
Just word to those who are plan
ming to attend the Minstrel Show at
Lanes Opera House Tuesday even
ing, April 49, If you don't want to
stand up, you had better select your
seats very soon. This is no joke
either, the way the seats are being
taken, standing room will be at a
premium. Here are some of the songs
that you will hear sung: Jazzing the
Blues Away; Rock a by Your Baby
With a Dixie Melody; Why do They
Call Them Babies; Goodby Alexand-
er; Good Morning Mr.. Zip, Zip, Zip;
Oh, How | Hate to Get up in the
Morning; Till We Meet Again.
First Baptist church, Sun
day, April 10, H. B. Rank
in, pastor; Frank o. Cunningham,
supply-pastor. 1915, morning SER
vice. Organ voluntary at 1910 a. m. );
Preaching by Frank O. Cunningham.
Subject, "a Palm Sunday Question.
1900, Bible school, "Christ our Saw
our" $50, Young Peoples meeting.
7.30, evening service. Subject of
Sermon, "a Question and Chal-
lenge." 7.30, Monday evening, Bible
Study class. Special topic, "Satan."
730, Thursday evening, prayer meet
ing. Subject, "The Last Passover
and its Incidents"
The Bible Study Glass, now being
conducted at the First Baptist church
on Monday evenings, took up the first
study of "Satan" last Monday night.
Next Monday the same topic will be
further developed. This class is for
all who are interested in Bible study,
and the capacity of the class room
should be tested each night. One
cannot have a liberal education with
out the knowledge of the Bible.
First Methodist Episcopal church,
H. 7. Coontz, pastor. 1O.45, public
worship. Communion. Sermon by
the pastor; 1900, Bible school. Sup
erintendent, P. W. Lawson; 400, Jun
ior Epworth League. Superintendent
Mrs. 3. o. Spaulding; $50, Epworth
League Bible study. Lesson: "Dan-
iel, chapters 1912; 7.30, evening SER
mon by the pastor; 7.3O, Thursday,
prayer meeting.