The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-15
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

DaVlQ COnaHJ is nome from SeVefdl
days spent in Barton on business.
Mrs. George Hastings of Concord
is spending the day in town.
DR.. w. B. Fitch was in Burlington
Tuesday on business
Micheal Philopoulos went to Rock
Island Wednesday on business.
Dr.. Charles E. Libby of Danville
was visitor here Wednesday in the
medical circle.
Myron e. Smith says he has raised
good many carrots but this is the
first time he ever saw white carrots
and he found some while harvesting
yesterday.
Miss Inella Ball, who has been the
guest of Mrs. Earl Daniels the past
few days, returned to her home in
Barre Tuesday.
Mrs. Horace Lemurix died at the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Dumas
on Pearl street Saturday night at the
age of 76 years. Her funeral was
held at the Notre Dame church at
9 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
! Miss Mary Grint will reopen her
dancing classes for this season at
Pythian hall ON Saturday, October
rs. The beginners class will be at
p. m, and the advanced children's
class at p. m. adv.
Mrs. Mayme V. Chamberlain, who
has been spending some time with
her parents, MI. and Mrs. Byron Var
mum on the Danville road, has return
ed to her home in Nashua, N. H.
Mrs. Chamberlain was badly burned
in the eyes by chloride of lime several
weeks ago, and her many friends here
are pleased to know she is recovering
from the effects of it, and both eyes
are doing as we'll as can be expected.
What is "The Way Of a Woman"
The finer way, the truer- way, exem-
plifed in Norma Talmadge's latest
Select Picture, which was adapted
from Eugene Walters famous stage
! play Nancy Lee" which had a run of
two years in New York. The illus
trious screen star, beautiful Norma
Talmadge, reaches new heights of
artistic achievement in her charact-
erization of the heroine. 1t is a
story which grips you every minute;
a story that pleases and thrills You
and story you will long remember.
"The Way of Woman" comes
/ tonight to the Globe Theatre
The Caledonia County Farm Bur
eau has secured Prof. H. A. d. Legett
of the University of Vermont for two
days this week to give Poultry Culling
demonstrations at the following
places: Truman e. Allen, North
Danville, Tuesday n. M, $50; Miss
/ Bertha Lee, East st. Johnsbury,
Tuesday p. M, 100; George A. Mel
son, East Barnet, Wednesday a. M,
$50; Dana M. Smith, Lyndonville,
Wednesday p. M, 1.30. Demonstra
tons for this week are as follows:
Sheffield, Oct. Is, at home of Mrs.
Harry Davis. The demonstration will
be on "The Preparation of Hot Dish
es for Supper" The women from
Wheelock are invited to the meeting.
Oct. II, fireless cooker bee will be
held at Lyndon. Oct. IS, demonst
ration will be held in the hall at New
ark.
Miss Lora Varney, executive sec
rotary of the Home Service Depart
ment of the Red Cross for Caledonia
county and Mrs. Margaret N. Hey
wood, Home Service Director, are
visiting the towns throughout the
county this week in the interests of
this important work. Although war
activities have ceased the Home Ser
vice departments work will have to
be carried on for some time, and not
only the families of soldiers but 9th
ers who need this assistance will have
its aid. Department headquarters
have issued orders that particular at
tention be given children and depend
ents needing help. Mrs. Haywood a=d
Miss Varney will visit the following
towns in order, beginning the work
Tuesday at Sheffield and Wheelock;
Wednesday, Barnet and Danville;
Thursday, Groton and Ryegatc and
Friday, West Burke.