The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-14
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Concord Friday on legal business.
Mrs. S. S. Pierce of Bostno visited
here Thursday.
A. l.. Bailey is home from bust
ness trip to Boston.
E, A. brow, of Barre was here on
business Thursday.
Miss Helen Graves has returned
Rome from visit to Boston.
Mrs. Catherine Morrison is i'll at
her home on Jones street.
Robert W. Gilmore of Greensboro
was here Thursday.
Oscar e. Cummings is in Newport
on business.
Marshall M. Stocker of Danvillc is
in town on business.
Mrs Walter Kendall went to Bar
net TO visit her sister Friday,
Mrs. e. C. Smith was in Barnet to
attend the chicken pie dinner Friday.
Luther S. Jewett is home from a
I business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Frank Delaney is very i'll in
Brightlook Hospital.
A. 0. Palmer of Burlington has
been here a few days on business.
The Service Club was entertained
by Mrs. Leslie Daniels Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs, Milo Green of Bradford is
spending the week among relatives
and friends.
Clarence Woodbury. of Boston is
here on business for the Plymouth
Creamery.
Mr.. Thomas of Randolph was q
guest of Charles f. Griswold Thurs
day
w A. Wright and Charles A.
Shields, ESQ, were in Guildhall FIJI
day on business.
". A. Wright sold Ford touring
car to H. J. Johnson at McIndocs
Falls, Thursday
Masonic dancing class and social
Friday, Nov. IA, at 8 o'clock.
adv. 115-20
Mrs, Ella S. Truax is spending the
week with friends in Providence, Il.
Bernie NJ. Bonnet has returned to
Springfield after spending few
days at home with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Brady.
Hon. Benjamin Gates of Montpel-
Ter, auditor of accounts, was a bust
ness visitor to St. Johnhbury We'd
nesday.
The ladies of Grace Methodist
church will hold their annual Christ
mas Bazaar at the church on Dec. IL
and II afternoon and evening.
The ladies Of Grace Methodist
church will hold rummage sale in
the Pythian Building, Eastern Ave,
Friday and Saturday, NOV. II and Is.
49, adv 120-2t
c. 3. Adams has come here from
Bellows Falls to take a position of
clerk at the St Johnsbury House.
Mr.. Adams has been for six years
with E. l.. Walker & Co., insurance
agents.
Edward Hopkins, for the pas zine
years night clerk at the St. johns
bury House, has gone to Florida. He
was accompanied on his trip by F. +.
Crafts of Greenfield, Mass, we'll
known in St. Johnsbury and a fire.
quent visitor here.
George Belden, Esq, of Minncapo-
lis is here for. few days and cordi-
ally greeted by his friends. He sis
the son Of the late Henry C. Belden,
u former well known attorney here,
and left ST. Johnsbury in his boy
hood days to live in the northwestern
city.
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and "The Man Who Turns White"
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which he is to make in this country
Mr.. Warner is supported by beauti-
full Barbara Castleton and an able
cast. An unusual photoplay and has
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