The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-26


d. Carr, and Mr.. and Mrs Earl Pea
body. The delegation included Bish
OPP Bliss, Rev. A. =. Banks, Mr.. ane
Mrs. III. G.. Weeks, Mr.. and Mr.
Vincent Jones, Mr. and Mrs. G. F
Lodge, Mrs. NJ. L. Brown, Miss Flo
renee Taylor, Miss Aliredia HALEY
Miss Beatrice Skinner, Mrs. Flo j
Jennc, ID. J. Carr, Herbert Bank
and Mrs. J. NJ. Cunningham. Bishop
Bliss preached two forceful and elo-
Quent sermons, with an appeal IL
reached every heart.
Zenas Blake received bad cut on
the knee necessitating the taking OF
several stitches a few, days ago whil-
working at the Phoenix market.
The regular encampment meeting
/ of the |. O. O. F. was held in |. @.
O. F. Hall Friday evening. The Roy
al Purple degree was worked on one
/ candidate, Hugh Davis The annual
cncampmcnt of the order will be held
tomorrow night 1t will be pleasant
evening for everybody and a large at
tendance is expected.
Carroll Huntington has been called
to Montpelier by the serious, lines
of his mother.
Mrs. Charles Hayes spent the week,
end in st. Johnsbuly with her daugh-
tel, Mrs. Alexander Porter.
For the information of those who
have not already noticed it, the ice
has all disappeared from our beau
tul lake. We can look for warmer
weather now.
Very little mix-up was noted in thia
vicinity over the change in the time
on the railroad. Most everybody kept
the new schedule in mind and few
missed their trains. 1t was very
pleasing to people to get their Sun
day papers an hour earlier than
usual.
There will be special meeting OF
Baxter Post, No. 2, auxiliary to the
g. A. r., at the |. O. O, F. hall
Wednesday, April % at two O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary H Goss of Montpelier, de
partment president, will be present
and all members are urged to be
present.
The annual anniversary of the !.
O. O. F. lodge will be observed Tue
day evening, April 27, at |. 0. O. :.
hall. Supper will be served at sin
o'clock and short musical program
has been prepared
Charles Stuart of WoodSville
visiting his brother, Tabor Stuart
The remains of Mrs. Ida Clough,
mother of Mrs. Lewis Bates of DERBY
Center, arrived here Saturday after
noon, and taken by B. S. Curtis to
her home in Derby Center The IN
neral was held Sunday afternoon. A.
two o'clock and burial was at the
Derby Center cemetery Mrs. Clough
was "a years of age and died in . /
hospital in Worcester, Mass.
Miss Rita Chappell and Miss Viva
Potter of Barton were visitor
Newport on Saturday.
The following real estate transfer
are on file at the City Offices: Will
Trip to Parker McCauley, land and
buildings on East Main St. Napoleon
Doyon to Theodore St. Gelmaine.
land and buildings on Prospcc'
street.
Mrs. P. j. Farrell of Wash !
ington, d. c., is expected TO arrive ~
Newport Tuesday morning to attend .
the funeral of Mrs. l.. F. Kay ,
Miss Florence Hartley, daughter OF
Nh. and Mrs. Elmer Hartley of Hill (
Street and Henry Maxim Davio, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davio OF Coz
tage street, were united in marriage
at the Congregational parsonage or
Friday, Rev. L. A. Edwards, perform
ing the ceremony
F. p. Brady of Montreal is visitln" I
his brother, c. n. Brady.
Adiutant- General Herbert I. John /
son and Architect Austin of Mont .
peler were expected to arrive here to- 3
dav for a meeting of the City Counc,l
TO be held tonight at which time tn" I
plans for the new armoly Will he
discussed.
Miss Helen Foster spent the week 7
end in Orleans with her friend, Mi .
Mildred Ordway.
The annual meeting of Malta Com
mandely No. 10, X. T., was held ~ /
Masonic Hall, Friday evening. The
reports of the officers were ready ami .
accepted and Eminent Commando |
Roy 2. Skinner made few remark /
Regarding the years work The trea--
urer's report showed that the com /
mandery was in a foul'ishng condl- p
ton with a balance of about $500 on 1
hand. Following arc the newly !
elected officers George J. Eaton, l.. ,
c.: George H. Brock, g.; f. W. 81 |
wage, C. g.; Dr. J. f. Spindler, S. W; /
Or. F. Il. Crawford, J. W.; r. W.
Spear, P; Frank d. Flint, treas;
L. B. Wellman, Rec; Roy p. Skinner /
st. B.; c. W. Richmond. Sw. H.; /
Earl L. Brown, Warder; II. {. +, /
Hoag, Sentinel; l.. A. Watson, Isl g.;
E. J. Smith, 2nd G.; and r. w. II.
Davis, Bird G..
Although official figures have not /
vet been announced it is very prob .
able that the First Congregational /
church event over the top on the
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