The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-31
Evening CaledOnian
MONDAY, MARCH 81. 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

Save April ed for iona Gales
play, "The Neighbors," given by tie
Searchlight. adv.
Perley H. Jenness of Woodsville
was in st. Johnsbury Friday on bus
mess.
Harry W. Boswell of Woodsville
was in st. Johnsbury on business Sat
urday.
Miss Kate d. Peck and Miss Anna
NJ. Stevens are spending their vaca-
ton visiting schools in Boston and
vicinity.
ooh Boy" the smart New York
Princess theatre musical comedy sue
cess comes to the Colonial Theatre,
April 2.
Letters advertised for the week
ending March 20, 1919: Ladies, Mrs.
Eliza Carpenter, Mrs. L. R. Lewis,
Mrs. Eta L. Short, Mrs. Lena Smith,
Miss Olive Stickney, ~. Gentle
men: Bean, Ralph Boomhauer, Per-
ley, Burgess, Charles B., Carpenter,
/ Walter, DeMary, L. c., Fisher, Lewis.
/ J. w. Prentiss of Alstead, N. H.,
and E. B. Wild of East Barnet have
bought the pine timber tract in Bar
net have bought the pine timber tract
m Barnet owned by George A. Nelson
of East Barnet. Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
and E. B. Wild were in st. Johnsbury
Friday completing the transaction.
F. Ray Comstock and William Ell
lott who present ooh, Boy" will send
here a magnificent production and a
special cast of players, including Eel
la Rambeau, Marie Delworth, May
McCale, Matte Edwards, George
Philips, Harry Hoyt, Ed. Settle, Phil
Branson and Jere Marcantif. Colon
ial Theatre April 2.
ooh, Boy the smartest and bright
est musical comedy hit since the days
of "Floradora" and the fourth of the
series of New York Princess Theatre
musical comedies which began with
Nobody Home" and was followed by
Every Good Eddie" is announced by
F. Ray Comstock and William Elliott
as the attraction at the Colonial
Theatre, April 2.
The personal attraction that Viii
liam S. Hart exerts upon audiences by
means of his reflected self upon the
Y screen is one of the most potent that
can be imagined. He is the hero Of
thousands upon thousands, for he al.
ways proves before he finishes tina
wrong doing brings only suffering
! The old, triumphant note of goot
! over evil is sounded without preach
ing. Red blooded action is the thing
With his craggy face, his set jaw
and stern eyes Mr.. Hart is "nlan'
man." but he is, oddly enough
q "woman's man" also. That is to say
q women admire him for his rugge,
4 strength and his virility of manner
: men like him because he is so thor
q oughly man. using a mans weap
II ons, his fists or his revolvers. /
III man to be reckoned with and to vii
II in the face of odds. A real Ameri
II can, SO to speak. And Mr.. Hart win
IL the children because they can rea
II the innate kindness in his eyes. They
II as we'll as animals, love him sincerel,
II Quiet and unassuming, "Big Bill
II Hart is genuine Americana MAJ
III among men. Seen at the Please I
II Theatre Monday and Tuesday il
II "The Border Wireless
ii AS announced in these columns re
III Gently, school of instruction on Il,
III income tax law for year 1918 as
II effects corporations has been hel
III under the direction of Collector O
II internal isevenue, Seth w. Jones, a
III his office in Portsmouth, N. H., an
III the field officers attending this schoe
II are now reporting to their particula
II assignments throughout the Ne1
II Hampshire district, which include
III Maine, New Hampshire and Vermont
H These officers will be located at prin
II elpal cities and towns in each count
II OF the district, and all corporation
II and individuals wishing information
iii anu SAooloeetuCC are expected TO ca
Y upon them. AS these officers must b
= IN position to be reached by all tax
4 payers, the taxpayer must present hi
III particular case to the field deputy a
III his office rather than to expect hir
III to visit them, otherwise it would wor
III an injustice to those who might cal
III at deputy's office and find him out
III These field officers will advertise ex
III tensively through the newspapers an
III otherwise their exact location on Ger
III tain dates so that their services ma,
III be available to every taxpayer. Dep
III uty Collector, Thomas McCarrv vii
III be at the Pythian Building, st. Johns
III bury, VT, during the week of Marc
III 21st and April 7th. Office hours 900 g
III m. to 5 p. m.
II SPECIAL NOTICE