The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-23
Evening Caledonian
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1897

Mrs. Mary Goodrich of White
Cloud, Mimi, is visiting Mrs. A. II.
Gleason.
Miss Ruth Tyler of La Grange, ILL.,,
will sing at the musicale of the
Woman's Club on Monday, Sept. l. \
Harry M. Nelson and family, now
of Boston, have been spending the
week at their cottage at Danville.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Nelson have
been spending the week at Willough-'
by Lake.
Rev. George A. Martin and family
have returned from their summer va
cation spent with their relatives in
Watelville and Guilford, Me.
All ladies are particularly request
ed to return the layettes or garments
to the Armory Tuesday afternoon
and attend the Red Cross sewing
meeting if possible.
Sidney Davis, one of the United
States immigration officers at New
port, met the train from the west here
Thursday evening and took to New
port for detention an alien who had
entered the United States at Swan
ton.
You will be surprised at the big
aggregation of ball players that
Capt. Max GilGllan has assembled for
| the game Saturday afternoon with
| the WoodsvilIe nine and the Campus
y ought to have a big crowd of fans
: when the game is called
Jack Richards of Concord, a for
mer resident here a few years ago,
is very i'll at his home. His daugh-
tiers, Mrs. F. G. Williams of Green
field and Mrs. w. S. Hartman OF
Boston were in town Friday called
here by his illness.
The Sargent Brothers are making
extensive plans for real live Mardi
Gras Ball at Leclerc's Hall for Labor
Day night, Sept. /. These two
Young men have attended many real
Mardi Gras parties down south ir
Carolina and Georgia and they know
Just how to put on real snappy
party ,of this kind.
Bryant Washburn,. the screen lum-
mary, whose popularity increases
with every new Characterization he
] portrays, has never been seen to bet
ter advantage than in his new Par
amount photoplay Putting it Over
The story is charming one and in
Mr.. Washburn's hands, the role OF
1 "Buddy" is as clear cut as q cameo
a strong supporting cast make thi.
4 corking picture, sure to delight al
I who see it. At the Please . today.
"The Microbe" is a worthy success
\ sor to "Some Bride" "The Partisan
q Tigress," "Satan Junior" and Other
Dana features which have served tt
4 sweep Viola Dana to the very cres
II of the wave Of popularity as por
trayer of whimsical roles wherein
X human appeal, quaint humor anC
b heart touching pathos are beautiful!
q blended. 1t is Viola Dana at he
II best and she was never more piquan
X and vivacious than she is in "The Mi
n crobe." A fascinating and winsom
u star in a picture of endless interest
"A At the Globe today.
h Taking advantage of perfect da
u Thursday, Selectman A. f. Lawrenc
his grandsons, Horace and Carl, Nj
: and Mrs. P. E. May, Health Office
f. S. Hartman and wife and guest;
Hon. w. D. Hartman of Ann Arbol
Mich, his daughter, Mrs. Mason an
:. Mrs Hutchinson of Peacham motol
ed to Smugglers Notch by way ,
Morrisville and Stowe, returning b
It Waterbury and Montpelier. Hon "
I. D. Hartman who is 81 years old, wa
the youngest one of the party and al
lowed that the scenery surpasse
I anything in the White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. NJ. Chandler, Pat
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chandler were forme
y and Miss Sally Martin, all of Boston
:. are spending a few days in town MI
h Chandler is now in the art depart
nent of the Boston Herald and bot
g Mr. and Mr. Cs.handler were formo
well-known st. Johnsbury people
. Miss Martin has been at st. Lazart
n France, the past year in cantee
II work.
HI Huvler's candies fresh in TODAY. A