The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-21
LOCAL NEWS

Cara Sampson of Concord was in
town Friday.
Miss Florence Ray has returned
from Boston.
Miss Nadine Hunt is spending a
few days in West Danville.
Paul Houston is quite i'll with preu
rnonia following influenza.
Thomas McCondach of Lyndonville
was in town Wednesday.
George M. Lowrey was business
visitor IN Barnet Wednesday and
Thursday.
Miss Ruth Flint a1,o ,.v, mother,
Mrs. I. B. Flint are spending {. week
in Boston.
Mrs. Rowland Stuart is substitut-
ing at the organ during Miss Ruth
Flint's absence.
Miss Margaret Ling is at home for
few days on account of the illness
of her father.
The Elks will give a ball in the
armory tonight with music by Bur
roughs' orchestra.
Mrs Hattie Woodward is confined
to the house by illness at her home
on Portland street.
Mrs. E. NJ Dow, Mrs Francis
Leach and Miss Lotto Sherburne
were visitors in McIndoes Friday.
Mrs. Elmer E. Doe, Miss Lillian
Doe and Mrs. E. o. Ranney of Or
I leans visited in town Friday
Leslie Merriam and Miss Eunice
] ard Miss Marcia Stuart OF Concord
were business visitors in town Fri
q day.
i Mrs. C. B. Chase and Mrs. Harry
: Blodgett were in DanviIle Friday t.
attend the funeral of Raymond Nut
ting.
Florence Kennedy, Berlice Trefren
Hilda Hoffman, Vera Ruggles, Maude
R. Miller from Lyndonville are at
. tending the teachers convention.
Mrs. Thomas McCondach and child
rem have returned to Lyndonville af-
ter spending week with her par
I ents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Lowrey.
3 Thirty people, eighteen feature
4 musical numbers and nine big spec
4 tacular scenes in Vanity Fair at the
Z Colonial tonight.
8 Hiss Nellie McCondach of Lyndon
D vile underwent successful operation
D at Brightlook hospital last week
4 from which she is recovering rapid
d ly.
n Mr. and Mrs. P. F. Hazen enter
q tanned the teachers of the NORTH
B church Sunday school, with theil
& wives and husbands at the chicken pit
q supper at the Methodist church las
q evening. About so were present AT
81 ter supper the teachers met in tn.
q church parlor to talk over Sunday
81 school matters and to have socia
q time.
q The F. C. A. met at the home O
a John Provost last night and enjoyet
3 fine evening Several songs wer
81 sung and music was furnished by E
3 J. Marcoux and E. Boucher. TIL
81 club is growing fast in membership
81 new members joining every day. A
u J. Nolin, in behalf of the club, thank
b ed Mr.. Provost and family for thei
= invited to meet at the home of 7
Castonguay, 146 Railroad street, mex
Thursday night, Feb. 81.
Sgt. A. J. Del Corpo renditlo
= of Gounod's Ave Maria at the Sunda
- evening service of Grace Methods
;, Episcopal church gave proof of rar
- musical ability. He plays five instru
: mcnts with equal finish. Sgt. De
=. Corpo was formerly stationed at Fo1
). Ethan Allen as assistant band master
!. His services were in demand on pa
trotic programs. He was recent
discharged as first t1umpeter, SGT
| Field Artillery from Camp jackson
S. c.
Heading the Vanity Fair case
n. Jack Trainor, comedian who excel
in eccentric roles. He is good enoug
to be featured to the extent of cor
: Guiding that the attraction might we
III. be billed "Jack Trainor" in "Var
III ity Fair" Ada Carter is very beat
HI tiful woman, clever actress and ha
III gorgeous wardrobe. Vanity Fair
III a complete production. It's dialogu
Ill was written by John P Mulgrew; tn
HI music by Felix Rice and others;
iii the musical numbers were staged b
III Vi-n11 Rpunett who does not am.
III in the cast. Colonial Theatre,
HI day evening, Feb. Il.