The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-07
LOCAL NEWS


Green Mountain Lodge, N. E. o. z.
will hold their regular meeting Tues
day evening at o'clock.
The funeral of Mrs. Alberta Duval
will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2
p. M, at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Carl Weeks, l6 Caledonia
street.
Have you forgotten to sign up for
the Werrenrath Song Recital? Today
must decide whether the Great Amer
lean Baritone comes to St. Johnsbury
in May. Telephone Bingham's OF
McLean's.
Mrs. Fred Liberty, who was taken
to the ST. Johnsbury Hospital and
operated on for gall stones March 9Th
and underwent a second operation for
appendicitis March 20, is doing as
we'll as could be expected.
Forty-seven more subscriptions are
needed to secure the great American
Baritone, Reinald Werrenrath, in his
All English Recital. This is the last
day that subscriptions will be receiv-
ed at Bingham's, Cowles Press or
McLean's.
Aren't there forty-seven music low
ers in st. Johnsbury who have not
signed up for the Werrenrath Song
Recital, and who want to hear this
Great American Baritone? Just forty
seven subscriptions are needed. Tel
ephone Bingham's or McLean's.
Deputy Collector, Thomas McCarly,
rom the office of the Collector of
Internal Revenue at Portsmouth, N.
H., will be at the Pythian Building
every day the week of April 7th, from
8 a. M, to p. M, for the purpose
of assisting Corporations and Indi-
viduals in filing their Federal Income
Tax returns.
Among the New England men of
the Goth Division who arrived in Bos-
ton Saturday on the America were
the following from st. Johnsbury and
nearby towns: Alphonse N. Asselin
Romeo j. Carrier and Adelor La
Panne, st. Johnsbury; Corp. Bernie
J. Devenger and Sergt. Albert ]. Dam
forth, Danville; Edwin w. Reed
Greensboro; Albert e. Boutain, Miles
Pond Allen r. Moore, Fitzdale; Jo-
seph Nadeau, North Concord; Harvey
C. Hendry, Groton; Dwight w. Spen-
Ger, Lyndonville.
Raymond Trainor of White Rivel
Junction, formerly of st. Johnsbury
has been appointed head of the Wind
sor county license commissioners. His
associates are Edwin A. Davis OF
Bethel and Sherman N. Taylor OF
Windsor, both former state senators
At recent meeting of the board
of trustees of the Gill Odd Fellows
Home at Ludlow, Philip G. Whit
comb, formerly of the firm of Randall
& Whitcomb of this town, was chosen
to fill the vacancy caused by the
resignation of Supt. L. E. Boyce. Mr..
Whitcomb has for several years held
the position of assistant superintend-
ent of the House of Correction at
Rutland. He will enter upon his new
duties about the middle of April.
Fred Stone, popular comedian,
makes his cinema debut in the great
Aircraft photoplay, "The Goat" at
the Please U. Mr.. Stone has been
playing in Boston for weeks in "Jack-
o. Lantern" and needs no introduc-
ton to Americas public, his tremen-
dous success being due to his extra
ordinary powers as an eccentric CO.
median, his indefatigable capacity for
mastering whatever he attempts, his
well defined powers as q pantomimic
artist, and his extraordinarily likable
and magnetic personality. In "The
Goat" he juggles with life and limb
as tho they were not worth 80 cents,
and to extract little girl from a
tangle of flying hoofs is just an in
cident in the days work for him. A
superb story, on a ponderous scale.
Do not miss it. At the Please U to-
day and tomorrow.
The cafateria supper served at the
North church Friday evening by
the Woman's Association and the
Round Table was a success in every
way, in charge of Mrs. John A. Beck
and Mrs. w. G. Kicker. Norman Nc
Lean furnished a sonora with records
for music during the supper hour
During the evening selections were
given by the male quartet of the
church, F. H. Brooks, Ralph E.
Howes, Charles A. Shields and Rob-
ert D. Merrill; by the church orches-
ira; violin selections by Allan Hunt
err accompanied by Miss Sigrid Eklof
on the piano; vocal solos by Miss
Hazel Burbank, with Miss Marion
Glynn at the piano, and Mrs. B. E..
Doyle entertained with stories of life
at Camp Dix and the work of the Sal
walton Army in the camps. Mr..
Brooks led the community singing.
The evenings program was in charge
of Mrs. Frank H. Taylor, social di-
rector of the Woman's Association.