The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-13
LOCAL NEWS

Ernest Brown has been in Boston |
for a few days.
Wilbur Parker is at Brightlook hos
pital, where he is to be operated on.
l. G. Marshall was in Montpelier !
and Burlington Thursday on bust
ness trip.
Mrs P. c. Blanchard and Mrs. Z.
c. Blanchard of Newport were visit
ors in town yesterday.
Miss Sara P. Ross is spending al
few weeks with relatives and friends
in Toronto.
Dr.. w. G. Kicker has returned
from Springfield, Mass, where he
purchased a new Overland car.
Mrs. Fred Roberts of Hartford,
Conn, is the guest of her daughter,
Mrs. Harold J. Bean.
A Wall Street Croesus meets his
Waterloo in a young man that money
can't buy at the Globe tonight.
Dir. and Mrs George w. Mathew
son of Montreal are guests of DR..
and Mrs. W. G. Kicker.
You can secure your Christmas
candies from a nice assortment of
Maple Grove candies at the office of
the st. Johnsbury House. adv.
W. w. True, J. T. Gardner and Err
nest Hamilton of Newport were here
Wednesday to attend the meeting of
he Patrol Committee.
Miss Fannie Olcott, who has spent
| some time at A. j. Olcott's, went
Thursday morning to Medford, Mass,
where she will spend the week.
! George F. Way of Manchester, N.
H., former well-known St. Johns
bury resident and travelling man, has
been visiting his many friends here
for the past few days.
| Mr. and Mrs. Harold j. Bean are
| receiving congratulations on the ar
rival in their home on Dec. of q
10A pound boy, Frederick Roberts
Bean.
There's thrilling auto race in
"Thirty Week" The worlds dare
| devil drivers in action at Sheepshead
Bay, New York At the Globe to-
night.
Tom Moore, a matinee idol of the
screen, has the role Of thirty-a-week
chauffeur who dares to love the
daughter of the richest man in town
At the Globe tonight
The working force Of the Maple
Grove Candies has been increased to
| 20 people. The orders are coming in
fast and it looks as though the Christ
mas trade would be the largest ever
Be sure to see the sparkling com
| ady, "The Piper's Pay" preceded by
he curtain-raiser, "The Beau OF
Bath" at the Methodist church as
sembly room this evening at o'clock
Chief of police Finlay announces
hat the children will be given permits
sion to slide on Hastings hill Friday
evenings from 7 to 9 o'clock and or
Concord avenue Wednesday evening
The children will be given police pro-
lection.
c. E. Bratten, representing the Ma
tional Cash Register Company OF
Dayton, Ohio, was here Thursday
making arrangements for an illus
rated lecture on "The Troubles of a
Merchant and How to Stop Them
The lecture will be given by w. H
Farley under the auspices of the
Commercial Club.
The women of Grace Methodist
church have put on another of then
big sales. The rooms look very at
tractive with decorations of red, white
and blue. Booths and tables with
useful articles are arranged around
the rooms. A supper of highest
quality was served to a good-sizeo
crowd last evening.
Contributors to the United Wal
Work Campaign are reminded that al
least so per cent of all pledges was
due December End Prompt pay
men will be appreciated by the loca
committee as the state committee is
calling for funds to meet their allot.
ment. Make payments to the loca
treasurer, Alvin C. Noyes, at the
Passumpsic Savings Bank.
The atmosphere of the South cling
about the story "Green Eyes," ii
which the beautiful Paramount StaI
Dorothy Dalton appears. The it'll
implies that jealousy is the main
spring of the action, and so it is blu
there is much more, tensity of sit
uation and a dramatic climax that i
rare, even in these days of advances
motion pictures. Miss Dalton is abb.
supported by that sterling actor, Jacl
Holt, and a capable staff of screel
players. Please-U tonight.