Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-01-21

River Tuesday to visit Mrs. Nettic
Smith for the day.
Denny Bean and daughter of North ,
IIatley, p. g., spent Monday guests ,
Of Mrs. Gordon Wright. +;
o. W. Baker of Concord was taken
To Brghtlook hospital Monday with
u badly injured foot.
Mrs. W. Il. Darling went to East ,
Ryc%atc Tuesday to visit MrS. Per-
ley Heath for the day.
Mr.. and Nh. Leslie Cooper re-
t"rnrd home Monday from Spring.
hcli, MASS, where they spent thr -
past week.
The regular !..oA;,,,'y TX .ns 81
Grace Unity Club will be held on
Friday evening at 7.3O o'clock in the
parlorS of G.acc Methodist chu@cN.
W. l.. Wilson of Rumney, N. H..
who has been here the past week at
tending court, returned to his home .
Tuesday.
Ernest Mathews had an operation
performed on his lungs recently by
Drs. Miltimorc and McSweency and
is doing us we'll as can be expected
from his recent long illness.
Mrs. Andrew c. Richie of West
Barnet who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Warren .Estabrooks,
the past week returned to her home
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J .Milholland of
/ Indianapolis, Ind, who were called
here in the interest of the Williams
Manufacturing case that is being
tried, left Tuesday morning on their
wav back home.
Miss Grace w. Cass Of Hardwlck,
for several years past with the Smith
Dry Goods Co. of that place, has ac-
ccpted a position with Leach d
Waterman and has already entered
upon her duties in that store.
Cheney Jones of Boston, who is to
assist in organizing Community
Council in st. Johnsbury has wired
that he cannot be present until Jan.
q, and all delegates are notified to
come to the Museum class room on
Tuesday evening at 7."O.
The annual Gentlcmen's night OF
:, the Woman's Club will be held in the
.4rmory, Tuesday evening, cb. 3, anft
will consist of an attractive program
ON music with Mrs. Luvia Mann
Mank of Woodsville entertainer, fol
,, lowed by "A dance. A five piece Or
chestla will furnish music. Program
will begin promptly at eight o'clock.
"The Spite Bride" a Selznick Pic
turc starring Olive Thomas, which
will be seen at the Globe Theatre, Is
i, a drama of youthful impulse, full OF
l thrills, tears, smiles, love and adj
u venture. Never was this charming
star so alluring, vivacious and utter
Il " captivating; never was she cast
in a better role than that of Tessa
Doyle, the shy little dancing girl
who was innocent of the tricks tins
! sordid world plays on the back-stagt
Z girl, especially if it knows that she Il
). innocent. It was directed by Charles
= : Giblyn and the leading man is Robert
4 Ellis. who scored a hit in "Upstalr'
y ! ard Down."
n A. N. Young of South Sudbury
Mass, is the guest of his father, Geo
y y Young, and his brothers for the res
;. =, of the week.
> The annual parish meeting of st
|, Andrews church will be held al
u Grand Army hall on Railroad Street
,. Friday evening, Jan. %. Supper VII
, be served at $50 p. NJ, followed b!
reports and business and then, So
cial hour for all parishionerS.
The first meeting Of the 1ndustrl'
e al Club will be- held at the Woman''
i Club House Thursday evening, Jan
~ at Z o'clock. Work in all branches
; will be started and we hope for a
+. large and successful class. Come and
bring others.
Remember the supper to be giver
= by the Searchlight Club at the Soutf
{ church parlors Friday, Jan. %. adv
The w. r. C. will have a whist
party in G. A. Il. hall Thursday even
- ing.
Mrs. Arthur r. Stone returned from
Boston and Burlington "Wednesday
after ten days, absence where she
T. has been attending meetings in the
interests of the big drive for Smith
College, at Northampton, Mass.
The village fire department have
responded to II calls since the first
of the year, which is the largest num-
Der in 20 consecutive days since the
,, central station was built.
The ladies of the Universalist
church will hold their regular clam
chowder supper Thursday night from
$50 until all urc served. Price SOC
adv
The mercury Wednesday morning
. indicated a change in nearly 80 de-
grees from Tuesday morning and 1t
was a welcome relief from 40 below
zero weather. Those who have exca-
waited in our streets for frozen pipes
report that the frost is over three feet
deep in the highways.
Beginning today luncheons and
dinners are being served at the Elks
Home on Railroad street. An eX-
perienced Pullman train chef and
his wife have been secured by the
House committee to serve meals at
the oHme.
A son was born early today to Mrs.
Il