The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-11
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
THURSDAY, SEPT. II, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

AIRED Olanley OF winchester,
Mass, is visiting his relatives here.
Miss Sarah G. Brigham has return
ed from Newport.
William Landry is home from two
weeks vacation spent in Old Orchard
and Littleton.
Miss Carrie Daniels of Derby Line
spent Wednesday as the guest of
Mrs. Harry Daniels.
Miss Madeline Clark is assisting in
the office of the Caledonia Farm
Bureau.
Miss Aibertine Lamontagne is
trimming at the Stella Folsom mil
linery parlors.
| Chief of Police John B. Finley re-
mains about the same at this writ
ing.
Miss Maud Miles and Mrs. Frances
Leach were in White River Junction
Thursday.
Mrs. Mae Wells and son, Harold
are moving to Burlington where
Mrs Wells will enter the University
of Vermont.
| Mrs. Walter Houston, who has
been employed, in the Berry-Ball
store has finished her work there.
The band concert scheduled for
this evening will be held on Tuesday
evening in the Court House Square.
Sergeant Ralph |. Carey who has
just returned from overseas and his
sister, Miss Mildred B. Carey of La
coma are guests of their father, H..
w. Carey few days.
Mrs. Frank H. Philburt and two
daughters have gone to Essex June
ton where they will make their home
and where Mr.. Philburt is employed.
! Mrs. A. H. Mcdonald and daugh-
ter, Shirley, Of Portland have been
recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A..
Bigelow.
The 45th annual convention of the
State w. C. T. U. will be helu at the
Methodist church in st. Johnsbury,
Oct. 22-24.
A party consisting of C. E. Brown,
DR.. w. G. Kicker, Frank W. Bal and
Homer e. Smith left early this morn
| ING for the state fair.
A man who got past the immigra-
ton officer was taken off the "air
line" Thursday morning by Thea po-
lice and sent back to Canada on the
1890 train Thursday morning.
Mrs. Willard Manning and two
daughters of Johnson visited MI.
Manning here Wednesday. They left
for Lebanon Thursday to visit Mrs.
Glen Kealer.
If you were driving along coun-
try road in roadster and punctured
a tire, and were confronted by an es-
capped convict, stripes and all, whom
you Immediately recognized as q no
torious prisoner you have been read
ing about, would you desert the car,
convict and all, and make a 1uick
getaway, or perhaps fall in dead
| faint? When the convict gallaatiy
offers to change the tire for her, it
made a world of difference to Ethel
IClayton in her new Paramount Pic
ture, "a Sporting Chance" and when
he asks her to hide him from the no
lice she answered, "I'll take a Sport
ing Chance" Do not miss this splen-
did, original and clever photoplay
starring beautiful Ethel Clayton and
Jack Holt. At the Please U tomor-
row.
A remarkable cinema production
was given its premiere showing at
the Globe Theatre last night when
the management presented the Je-
we'll Production "The Heart of HUI
! mainly" to a capacity audience The
intensity of the story made the spec
1 tators thrill with enthusiasm and
held their interest to the end. Love
forms the central theme of "The
Heart of Humanity and as the title
implies, it is the story of all the liv-
ing, breathing world. 1t is the story
of the love that lives in mothers
heart; of the love that dwells in the
hearts of all sweethearts; of the love
that dwells in the hearts of al
lsweethearts; of the love that exists
in the hearts of husbands and wives.
This is its last day at the Globe
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