The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-18
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

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cd for snow shoe party tonight to
which general invitation is extend
ed. The crowd will start from the
! Athenaeum at 7.30 and after the hike
will assemble at Pythian Hall for n
dance.
Bishop Bliss of Burlington will
preach this evening at 7.30 o'clock
at st. Andrews Episcopal church.
Reta Coombs, young daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William w. Coombs,
entertained six little friends at a
party Monday afternoon in honor
of her 4th birthday.
Mrs. Albert Howe, who has been
l very i'll for the past six weeks, is
slowly convalescing. Miss Olive
Cromwell of Hardwick is caring for
/ her.
Master Henry Parks of the Spauld-
ing Neighborhood is able to attend
school again after quite an illness.
Walter Carpenter is. temporarily
connected with the Central fire sta
ton while Chief Harry A. Mardcn is
absent on account Of illness.
St. John de Crevecoeur chapter, ID.
A. r., have decided to postpone then
"Gentlemen's Night" until after the
evangelistic meetings are over.
Clarence F. Petty, who left the
Caledonian-R Record office IL days ago
for Blightlook Hospital where he
was operated on for appendicitis, is
able to be out again having made a
speedy and successful recovery.
A. l.. Bailey is confined to the
house by illness.
Mrs. Frank II. Taylor is i'll with
tonsiltis. Miss Blanche Taylor, who
has been ill is a little better
A special village meeting has ber
called at the Town Hall on Friday
evening, Feb. 81, at 7.30 o'clock to
see if the voters will exempt for ter
years the plant of Tauber, Upton &
Co., the New York concern that will
soon manufacture shirts in one of the
buildings of O. V. Hooker g. Son.
Eighteen couples of the Pastimt
Club enjoyed barge ride to St
Johnsbury Center Tuesday night
They went to the Green Mountain
Grange Hall for dance where music
was furnished by Bernier's orches-
ira. Refreshments were served by the
ladies' of Green Mountain Grange.
The funeral services of Mrs. Harry
Rogers were held at Walden Wednes-
day morning and a prayer service was
held at the Calderwood chapel in the
afternoon. The remains were placed
1 in the tomb at the Mt. Pleasant GEM
etery.
Mrs. Brigham, an aged lady who
fell early in the winter on Railroad
street and broke her hip, died at
Brightlook Hospital Wednesday
morning.
The remains of Howard Morrison
are expected from Boston Wednes-
day afternoon and the funeral service
will be held in the Calderwood chapel
at A o'clock.
DR.. Victor P. Genge was married
to Miss Hazel Harris at the home of
her parents in Orleans Tuesday. Mr..
and Mrs. Genge will be cat home" at
105 Railroad street after March l and
the many friends of the Doctor ex-
tend congratulations
William H. Trainor went to White
River junction Wednesday to visit
his brother, Raymond A. Trainor and
from there to Lebanon on business.
Miss Verna Wilkie was visitor in
Lisbon Wednesday.
What would the average girl do if
she suddenly discovered that the man
she expected would marry her had
proposed to her sister; a sister una
ware that she had any living relative
other than the man she believed to
be her father? Imagine such stu
alton, wherein the sister living in
wealth was unwittingly taking away
from her own flesh and blood (of
whose existence she was unaware),
the thing she priced above all else in
life. 1t is this situation which makes
"Men" a photoplay with strength and
heart interest "Men" is playing at
the Globe tonight.