The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-30
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Mrs. III. A. Mitchell went TO Mon
roe Tuesday to visit friends.
Mrs. Exine Stevens is confined TO
the house by illness.
Mrs. Frank Reed is quite i'll at
her home on Portland street.
Miss Sarah Brigham was in Wells
River Monday on business.
Dir. Anna Cove of Whitefeld was
here Tuesday on business.
Rev. F. B. Richards spoke at the
City Mission service Sunday night.
Mrs. Charles A. Calderwood is
confined to the house by illness.
George Lachance spent the past
few days in Lyndonville visiting rela-
tives.
Mrs. Ernest Ouilette of Newport,
R. l., is spending the week among
relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Beliveau re-
turned Tuesday from Manchester
where they. sepnt their honeymoon.
Miss Winifred Clifford went tc
Monroe Tuesday to visit Mrs. Maud
Astle.
Miss Doris Wilson went to East
Mortified, Mass, Teusday where she
will attend the Mortified Seminary
Mr.. and Mrs. Wheeler Eldrec
went to Bristol, Conn, Tuesday
where they have secured positions.
MIS-. J. e. Drown went to Leb
anon Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs
c. B. Hill.
Levi Liberty, who has been her.
| visiting relatives here returned t.
\ his home in Charlestown Tuesday.
Miss Isabel Morency returned
Monday from spending a few day
win friends in Littleton.
I Ernest Mathews still remains sc
riously i'll at his home on th
North Danville road.
Mrs. Fred j. Babcock is recover
ing from an operation performed 4
Brightlook hospital Sunday.
Edward Peterson and Clayto
Smith were in Woodsville Tuesda
u on business.
Il George A. Leavitt of Worceste
A Mass, was a business visitor her
n Tuesday.
n Nelson O'Roulke of Derby Line
u here visiting Mr. and Mrs. S.
4 Moore.
Y Miss Lora A. Varney returne
y Monday night from Windsor wher
I she spent the holiday with her moth
n en-
Il DR.. ]. M. Allen was called to Yves
4 Charleston to attend John G Ely VIII
n was so seriously hurt by fall in til
4 Turnbull creamery there last week.
u Charles Brown who has been hei
u visiting his cousin, Mrs. Katie Cowlt
4 returned to Newton Highlands Tue!
8 day.
Y Mrs. James Logan returned to he
4 home Sunday from Brightlook no.
Il pital where she has been the pa;
g five weeks.
4 Mrs. aMrgaret Craigie of Sout
y Ryegate, who has been visiting Mr.
Il William Parks, returned to her HON
Il Tuesday.
u r. Lincoln Marshall returned I
D his school in Montpelier Monday al
Y ter spending the Christmas vacatio
n with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. l. {
N Marshall.
4 w. S. Davis and Lindoll M. Scot
Il are in Burlington today attending tn
n conference of the bakers of Vel
n mont called by the State Commission
VI er of weights and measures.
4 News has been received of tn
4 birth of son, Dec. 90, to Mir. an
Il Mrs. Edward Therrio of Chicag,
y Mrs. Therrio will be pleasantly II
q membered as Miss Bernice Pierce,
u former teacher in our public schools
& Fools Cold, featuring Mitcht
n Lewis, is the same kind of a stor
u that Mitchell Lewis is star,--its BIZ
Il it's virile, there's no artifciality
II its make up. 1t is not a picture wit
II merely one dominating situation, it
4 big scene after big scene, drama
N thrill, surprise action, power, gainin
n momentum from the first flash t
\ the crashing climax. A story of tn
u open, the great northwest, of va
Il lcys, and mountains, men and won
q en-, love and pathos. At the Pleas
Z U today only.
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