The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-15
Evening CaledOnian
TUESDAY, APRIL is, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

Don y. Stiles O. Co. S store. Adv
Mrs. Cora e. Brigham has recover
ed from an attack OF influenza.
Raymond Pease of Lyndonville
was IN town Monday.
Ovila Bilodeau of Inwood spent the
weekend at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. E. Loveland from
Bridgowater spent Sunday in town.
Mrs Alexander Greer and Mrs.
Charles Greer Of Newbury were bus
mess visitors here Monday.
Mrs II. A. Power and son, Tru-
man, have returned from visit in
Gloucester, Mass.
Miss Amy Cook is back at her
work at the Leach & Waterman store
after a weeks illness.
Mrs Lena Tousant has returned
from several weeks spent at North
Danviile.
W. 3. Eastman is home from Bur
lington where he has been to adjust
IN insurance claim.
Mrs E. A. Pierce from Lyndonville
spent the weekend with her husband,
Mr. Pierce of the Quality restaurant.
'lrs. G. A. Whipple and Mrs. Dan
Iubley of Lyndonvillc were here on
auFness Monday.
DR. William Hamilton of Montpe-
licr spent the week end with Mrs.
Hamilton.
Orville F Skinner Of East Ryegate
was q business visitor in st. JOINS
oury, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Bullock Of No.
Danvulc were IN St. Jonnsbury On
BUSINESS Monday.
Miss Gladys ROBBIE OF Hardwick
has been visiting Mrs, A. G. Miller
the week end.
The date of the Searchlight play,
"The Neighbors," has been changed
from April % to April 81. Be sure to
see this ADV. 243-248
Mrs. Henry Eastman, Mrs. Hen
~ Root, Mrs. Clara SHEPPARD, Mrs.
George Bort, Mrs. Henry Cross of
Monroe, were here Monday on a bus
mess and pleasure trip.
Mrs Charles Calderwood and son,
Alvi Calderwood, were called y
Lakeport, Saturday to attend the fu-
neral of C. C. Haines, a relative of
the family.
r. c. A. Babcock was in Boston
and Portland Friday and Saturday on
business for the Prudential Life In
surance Company.
Mrs. William Mcdowell of North
Danvile has been visiting her dauoh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Poole and Mrs.
Mike Bundy.
Naomi and Robert Richardson re-
turned home Monday from West
Burke where they spent the past
week
Mrs. Alexander Dunnett went Mon
day to South Ryegate to see Mr..
Dunnett's sister, Mrs. Jane Carpen-
ter, who is very i'll.
At the mceung of Palestine Com
m2ndery the Temple degree will be
conferred. After the work lunch
will be served.
MI. and Mrs, Freeman Pierce left
Monday for Boston. From there they
go to Cleveland, O., to visit their
sons, George Pierce and DR.. Carl
Pierce. They plan to be gone five
weeks.
The express train west on the ST.
Johnsbury and Lake Champlain rail
road due here at 945 Monday night
did not arrive until 4 a. m. Tuesday
morning, owing to wreck near
Fletcher.
Letters advertised for week ending
April IL, 1919: Ladies, Miss Maud
Blande, Miss Ollie Bailey, Mrs. E. A.
Brown, Miss Gladys Fisk, Mrs. Beat !
rice Rogers, Mrs. Sarah A. Colby.
Gentlemen, John Denis, J. T. Ryan,
Fred Sivigny.
Romance and Arabella," Con-
stance Talmadge's latest Select pic
ture, is one of the clcvcrest comedies
the screen has ever seen. 1t is .
comedy written in a satiric vein of /
modern fads and ideas, and is filed |
with splightly humor which offers the |
popular Select star many excellent |
distinctly Constance Talmade oppor-
tunities. Constance is the most viva
cious actress of the screen with that
bubbling youth that is
and irresistible. At the
Globe Wednesday,
The superb Paramount Aircraft
Special Picture "Private Peat" is the
big attraction at the Please U. The
thousands of readers of the book will
not care to miss seeing the author
himself and his own love romance,
the little nurse. who cares for him
through his long hospital experience
and whom he actually marries, and
who plays with him in this wonderful
war story. All the camp life pictures
are taken at Camp Devens, with the
sanction of the U. S. Government, all
settings are taken in America. and