The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-24
ST. IoHNsBURY LOCALS


What will prove the prettiest girl
show, catchiest music, funniest COM
Dr. Edward H. Ross was in North
Danville Saturday to see Mrs. Harl-
cite Bailey who still remains very i'll.
" S. Wheeler OF West Burke has
been visiting his dausLte", Mrs. W.
i. Richardson.
Frank N. Carr came home Satur-
day from New Boston, N. IL, where
he has spent the past week.
Mrs. Jennie Goodale, who has been
visiting Mrs. l. B. Flint, tht past
week, returned to Keene Monday.
Miss Mavouine Cilley of Fast
Barnet visited Miss Florence Hay
ward Saturday. s.s
Miss Madeline Cary, now a student
in Smith College, Northampton,
Mass, is home for the Christmas hol-
iday.
FOUND-A gold watch with mon
ogram c. A. C. on back. Reward Of
$3.50 offered for chain which goes
with it. j. U. Stinfun, 131 Railroad
St. adv
Miss Florence Clifford, who has
spent the past week with her sister,
Miss Clara Clifford, returned t. her
home in North Danville Sunday
Mrs. Patience Nutting OF Danville
was guest Of Mrs. C. B. Chase Sar,
urday while doing her Christina
shopping.
Clinton Reed of Brcokline, Mass,
has been engaged to play with MIS-
YTilkje's orchestra for the Company
D dance at the Armory Christmas
night.
Mrs. Charles Drew Of NORTH Dan
vile spent Sunday here with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles An
derson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Brook
who have been spending the pas
month in Boston, returned homo
Saturday.
Miss Madeline Randall was in Or
leans Tuesday evening to teach class
es in social dancing which have bee
arranged for her.
Rev. and Mrs. E. w. Sharp went
to Milford, N. H., Wednesday to
spend Christmas with their son, Rev
Mason Sharp and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred C. Howarl
and infant son have gone to Allan
ia, Ga, to spend Christmas The.
were accompanied by Mrs Howard,
mother Mrs. Eubaaks, who has bee,l
v.>i'ing them and is now returning
to her southern home.
Word was received here Monday
of the sudden death at hi
home in Auburndale, Mass, O.
George B. Knapp. He was a native
in St. Johnsbury, educated at ST
j ohnsbury Academy and Amherst
College and an ~ casional and vel
come visitor to st. Johnsbury. The
funeral will be held Wednesday.
The friends of Miss Florence Hay
ward gave her farewell party a
her home on Caledonia street FRI
day evening. Games were played
music was enjoyed, and refresh
ments served. Miss Hayward has re-
Gently concluded her work at the
Palmer Brothers establishment
where she has given excellent service.
What win prove the prettiest CIR,
show, catchiest music, funniest com
edy and most gorgeous production
on tour this season is the brilliant
musical comedy, "My Soldier Girl"
Il brand new Offering coming to the
Colonial Theatre, Friday night, Dec.
Goth. If pretty girls who can and do,
sing and dance, will make musical
show a success this entertainment
should lead all other attractions for
in this show from the rise to the fall
of the final curtain there are girls
Just girls in all their possibilities,
and all their charming
attitudes. The authors have combin-
ed clever, snappy dialogue with tune
full melodies and the song hits of
which there are more than a score,
including the title song success, "My
Soldier Girl which is the favorite
in the score. Some of the
other songs are "That Dixie We'd
ding Tune" Gust For You," GAS
per's Ragtime Band" "Wrap Me UP
in a BuRdle of Love-" and a score of