The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-17

stock was here to attend the Elks
Ball and spent the week end visiting
friends, returning home Monday.
Frank Waller of North Danvillc
was here Monday on business.
/. w. Stanton of North Danville is
at the home of his aunt at No. 16
Summer street, while DR.. c. A. Cram
ton is treating an abscess in his head.
DR.. Fl. H. Miltimore is i'll at his
home on Main street A trained nurse
is caring for him. Doctors Cramton
and Fitch are the attending physi-
clans.
Wendell Cobleigh is i'll at the home
of his grandmother, Mrs. l.. S. Miner
on Summer Street.
G.. Fl. Morse of Newport has been
appointed by the Boston & Maine
railroad as yard master here. MI,
Morse is here and has begun his du-
ties.
Thomas Rushlow, an employe OF
the Fairbanks Scale Co., died at his
home, No. 103 Railroad street, Mon
day night o. pneumonia.
Mrs. G. E. House Of Biermont, N.
H., has been visiting at Mr.. and Mrs.
Demo Debuc's the past few days re-
turned home Tuesday.
=, w. II. McFarlin who is working IN
Springfield, VT, for the w. j. DIX
Co., that have contract to build 5O
houses spent the week end here with
Mrs. McFarlin returning Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Hill of Lebanon
was here Tuesday on their way home
from attending the funeral of Mt.
Hills mother, Mrs. Rhoda Hill that
was held at st. Johnsbury Center,
Sunday.
The Ladies Of the Univelsalist
church will give a clam chowder sup
per, Thursday, Feb 49,
c. E. Kirk has sold for Henry
Shastany his house at % Caledonia
street to Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Moi
felt. Possession given in 30 days,
Misses Yvonne and Angela Raclcot
gave their classmates barge ride
to Lyndonville Monday afternoon.
Everyone reported good time.
The chemical engine was called out
at 10 O'Clock today for chimney fire
at No. 10 Prospect street. There was
another call to chimney fire at No.
40 Maple street at II a. m. No dam
age was done at either fire.
Ash Wednesday services will be
held at st. Andrews Episcopal church
tomorrow at 10 d. m. There will be
Holy Communion. In the evening
there will be Evcnsong at 7.3O p. III,
with sermon by Bishop Bliss.
The second issue of the Academy
Student will be on sale at Smiths
Bookstore and at the Don c. Stiles
Co., next week.
At the Catholic churches Wednes-
day there will be mass and distribu-
ton of ashes at a. M, and at 100
p. m, bcnediction.
Charlotte Walker, Anna Lehr, Ger
tI'ude Mccoy, Robert Cain, Bradley
Barker and Huntley Gordon from
the cast of the new big special feat
ure "Men," which attracted such fav-
orablc comment among reviewers and
is to be shown at the Globe Theatre
tomorrow. The story is said to be u
big one, with heredity and environ
ment forming the substance for the
plot, which is a duplicate Of Harry S.
Sheldon's famous play "Men." Those
who have seen "Men' pronounce it a
feature of distinction and quality.
Rev. Geo rye A. Martin has been
chosen as the head Of the department
of spiritual resources for Vermont
in the Inter-Church World Move
ment.
The Wellesley graduates in Yer
mont organized at Burlington Sat-
urday Wellesley Club and Mrs.
Ralph E. Howcs of st. Johnsbury
was chosen vice-president There are
s. graduates of the college in the
state.
At. the 3Sth annual banquet of the ,
3lks of Washington on Feb. II,
Judge Wendell p. Stafford portrayed |
he spirit of Lincoln as the purest
'of Americani5m. He drew
contrast between Lincoln and Wen
ell Phillips, both dedicated to the
Union and freedom, declaring that
americans will always say, "Thank
,od for Lincoln" Other speakers
ere Senator Stanley of Kentucky
nd Samuel Gompers.
Charles Locke is i'll with pneumonia