Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-02-19

Littleton was also Il guest at the
King home last week.
Elmer Wilson of Guildhall went or
Sunday night to Fall River, Mass.
called by the Hines of his son Roy
l.. Wilson of influenza. Later worc
from there tells of the improvement
and probable recovery of the invalid
The pledges of the Victory Boys
and Girls are to be paid March Isl
to Miss Effic Cole. All those who
have still pledges due are reminded
that the time for the final payment
is very near.
Miss Agnes Dodge, r. NJ, who has
been caring for Mrs. l.. H. Wilson
and little son Harold has returned
to her home at the Temple residence.
On Saturday evening, Feb. %, the
Relief Corps will celebrate Washing
tons Birthday by Book Social and
promenade at the town hall. Each
one is asked to represent book title
in some way, and fine will be ex-
acted from anyone who does not
comply. Prizes will be given for the
largest number of correct guesses
and also for the cost representation
of book title. Later in the evening
music will be Finished for a promcn.
Leila Morrow is chairman will serve
AIDE and the committee of which Mrs.
LIGHT refreshments. Admission to
the hall ten cents, and everybody is
invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Morrow, Mr..
and Mrs. r. N. Norwood, Mrs. G.
w. Turner, Harold Turner, David
Noble and S. C. Smith were in Lam
caster on Saturday evening to see the
movies.
Edmund Hastings of the West
Neighborhood to convalescing from
an attack of influenza.
Pvt. William f. Bell, who returned
from over seas in January and has
since been at Camp Lee, Va, was
called home by the illness of his
brother and returned on Monday to
Camp Devens where he has been
transferred. He hopes to receiv his
discharg in the near future and re-
turn home for good.
George A. Balch was able to go to
his office at the Lunenburg Mfg. Cos
plant several times last week after
being confined to his home for a
week by illnss. His employees were
clad to welcome him back again.
Mrs. Sylvester Hartwell was quite
ill Saturday and Sunday.
On Snday morning Pastor Dougles
spoke on the theme Building the
walls" and in the evening gave an IL
Illustrated lecture on the olives of Re-
formers" On Wednesday afternoon
at three o'clock the Quarterly Con-
ference of the Methodist Church will
be held and Rev. c. w. Kelley, al
former pastor will preside. On ac-
count of this conference the usual
mid-week prayer service will be omit
ted.
On Friday evening at the Heights
House the Get-to-gether meeting for
men is to be held. The subject elbow
best can we shoy gratitude to our
returning soldiers with other mat
tiers of local interest will be discus
sed and all the men of the town are
rged to attend.
On Thursday of next week meet
ing of the Centenary of the Metho-
dist church and the Ter-centenary of
the Congregationalist church will be
held. This will be an all day session
with speakers from various places in
Vermont and New Hampshire. The
Ladies' Aid society will serve dinner
in the dining room.
Miss Esther Brown, who has been
spending a vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Curtis, sang two
solos at the services on Sunday which
were much enjoyed. Minute man, ].
H. Cole spoke for five minutes at the
service.
On Tuesday evening, Feb. 25, the
Ladies' Aid Society plans to hold a
social at the home of Mrs. S. C.
Smith. There will be music, games,
and general good time, and every
body will be welcome.
The Red Cross Chapter has receiv-
ed alarge allotment of sewing which
must be finished March 10. The sew
ing meetings are being held at the
homes of the members this winter,
this week with Mrs. d. ID. Snow on
afternoon. Notice of
the place of meeting will be found on
the bulletin board at the postoffice
and members will also be notified by
telephone as far as possible, and a
large attendance is desired.
DR.. Leith of Lancaster was called