The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-10
Evening Caledonian
Established 1897
SATURDAY, MAY 10, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

! visitor IN WoodSVille, friday.
Miss Mary Hale of Newbury Wis
tied friends in town Saturday.
B. H. Pitt, who has been in poor
health, is now seriously i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. H. Starr have
moved to No. l Cliff street.
Good news comes from Hugh Cliff
ford telling that he is gaining slowly.
E. f. Humphrey of Newport was a
visitor in town Friday.
Homer Lapoint went Friday night
to Boston on business.
Mrs. Edmund Hamilton remains
about the same at this writing.
Alexander Dunnett is home from
week spent in Montpelier and st. AL
bans.
Miss Roadcy, telegraph operator
at the Western Union office IS in Bos-
ton for q months vacation.
Miss Tilla Johnson is back at the
Berry-Ball store after an illness of
week.
Harry Petty is home on a five
days furlough. He then returns to
the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. L. r. Boyer went Friday to
the sanitarium at Pittsford for treat
\ ment.
The friends of George Lapoint are
glad to see him back in the market
after an absence of weeks illness.
Mrs. w. S. Russell is a guest of
MI. and Mrs. Arthur Farnham at
North Troy.
Remember the U. C. T. ball at the
Almory, May 10th. You will be well
come. Adv.
Charles A. Shields will speak at
the Brotherhood class in the North
church Sunday school tomorrow upon
"Bolshevism and the |. w. W." This
is very timely theme and all men
in the church are invited to attend. =
Rev. Chauncey A. Adams, chapla n
of the 101st Ammunition Train, is
the speaker at the reception to the
soldiers by the citizens of Bellows
Falls this afternoon. Mr. Adams
returns in the night and will occupy
his own pulpit in Danville tomorrow.
Subject of the morning sermon at
Grace Methodist church, "By the
Word of Their Testimony" Evening
service at 700. Sailors and soldiers
meeting with special music and adj
dresses by men who have seen SER
vice across the waters. All soldiers
and sailors welcomed.
Meetings of the International Bible
Students in G. A. r. hall, Citizens
Bank block, next Sunday, at and
O'Clock p. M, addressed by A. L.
Huntley of Morrisville Subject for
the afternoon, "The Incredible
Thing" A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all interested. Seats free.
No collection.
Mr.. and Mr.. E. NJ. Massey and
Mrs. Charles Bennett of ST. Johns
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East Burke, Mrs. Gertrude Carpen-
ter, Mrs F. S. Rowker of Lunenburg,
Mrs. Gertrude Copp of East st,
Johnsbury, Mrs. Elmer Reed of Con-
cord were visitors in town Thursday
and Friday.
The examiner in charge at the
4 United States Employment Service
reports a good demand the past week
for labor in several of our local in
dustries, which is an encouraging
sign CT the times. In Orleans coun-
ty there is a steady increase in the
number employed in several of the
large factories with prospects of en-
largement of one of the largest
plants. The demand for farm help
still keeps ahead of the supply. Many
of the soldiers are returning to their
old jobs while others are registering
and being placed in our factories or
on farms.
Charles Ray, the ever popular Par
latest success, "The Girl Dodger."
This story allows Charles an unusual
scope for his individual talents, and
he has never been seen to better adj
vantage. He enters the scene
dreamy college student, scared to
death of anything pertaining to the
female sex, thereby gaining the
title of "The Girl Dodger," and then
one night he is compelled to pose as
imam about town." takes a cock
tail, though it nearly kills him, and
entertains chorus lady, only she
isn't a chorus lady she is-but wait
until you see it today at the Please
\ U.
"That's Good" is a play of deep
sympathies and delightful comedy
giving Hale Hamilton, the dynamic
young screen star, a role in which he
is seen at his clever best. The story
shows quiet, easy-going young man,
content with his possessions and who
asks nothing more than to be allow
ed to enjoy life ir his own way. This
is not to be however, as an unscru-
pulous band decide that he and his ac-
cumulated wealth are their legitimate
/ prey. That he is cleverer than they is
amusingly and delightfully."- shown in