The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-04
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
FRIDAY, APRIL a, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

LOCAL NEWS
LOCAL
Remember the dance at Leelerc's
.hall tonight.
C. H. Davis is in Mansonville and
Richmond on business.
Mrs. L. E. Harris was in Newport
Thursday.
Mrs. Nelson Ranney visited friends
| in Lyndonville Wednesday.
Mrs. J. D. Lawton is visiting
friends in West Burke.
Mrs. Lottie Walter of Lyndon was
here Thursday.
Mrs. H. L. Doyle was at Lyndon
vile Thursday on business.
Mrs. George Hickey was in Lyn-
donville Thursday to visit friends.
Fred Kelley is in Newport on bus
mess.
John Ling returned to his home
in Beecher Falls, Thursday.
Eugene Lamon of Springfield,
Mass, is here in town on business.
William Carder is confined to the
house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Auburn of
Newport were here Thursday. =
Mrs. Alvin Flint has been in Bos-
ton in the interest of the Fifth Lib
erty loan.
Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Lee have re-
turned from Boston where they have
Spent the winter.
Miss Helen Anair will spend the
week end in Greensboro leaving here
Ehursday.
H. w. Randall was in South Rye
gate Tuesday to attend the funeral
of his aunt, Mrs. w. T. George.
Wendell Goodrich has gone to
Mansonville to have charge of the
shipping OF. pulp for the c. H. Davis
Mrs A. l.. Greer of Newbury and
Mrs. Jessie Corwin of Bradford were
here trading Thursday.
Mrs. Anna Hull went to Orleans,
Thursday to see her sister, Mrs.
James Wells, who is i'll.
Mrs. Ray Packard visited Mrs. Ezra
Learned at St.. Johnsbury Center
Thursday.
Miss Bertha Trefren from Lyndon
vile and Mrs. E. Worcester of Thet-
ford were here Thursday.
Miss Isabelle Richardson from Lit
tleton has been visiting Mrs. Daniel
Gilman.
Miss Maud Morrison and Miss Ma
rion Bennett are spending the week
in East st. Johnsbury.
MI and Mrs. Karl Balch of Lun-
enburg visited Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 2!
Leach Wednesday.
Miss Amy Cook of the Leach &
Waterman store is confined to the
/ house by illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick G. johnson
are receiving congratulations upon
the birth of daughter, Alice Eliza
beth, April A.
Mrs. Chauncey Dean and children
spent the day Thursday with her
mother, Mrs. Felix Lanthier at st.
Johnsbury Center.
E. S. Worthen, formerly farrier
in the 9Th veterinary replacement
unit of France, and whose home is
in Portland, Me-, has been stopping
at 16 Railroad street. He returned
home Thursday.
Shirley Mason and Ernest Truck,
who made their debut as Paramount
stars in "Come On H." are co-starTed
| in Goodbye, Bill" These young
and talented players never have been
seen to finer advantage than in this
deliciously humorous travesty upon
the Kaiser plays which recently have
been produced. Shirley Mason is a
gifted actress with wide experience
on stage and screen while Mr.. Truck
is recognized as one of the best mu-
steal comedians now before the
public. AS co-stars in any motion
picture production they are ideally
cast, the result being harmonious,
consistent, artistic and delightful CO.
operation. The beautiful and dane
/ ing Pearl White is started in the.frst |
episode of "The Lightning Raider"
which Pathe admits to be their most |
wonderful serial yet released. Miss
White also states it as being the best
in which she has ever appeared. Do
not miss the opening episode. At the
Please U theatre today.