The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-18
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
FRIDAY, APRIL IS, 1919
LOCAL NEWS :

WIFI some OF Tie IedQlnS vaudeville
theatres, makes his last appearance at
the Globe Theatre tomorrow evening.
He was headliner last week and
delighted the big audiences with his
unique stunts.
: Seldom in his picture career has
House Peters been given the oppor-
tunity to rise to the heights of in
spired emotional acting he reaches
in "The Forfeit" the role being ideal
ly suited to his great physique, SYM
pathetic personality and versatile tai
ents. 1t possesses every element of
charm that a photoplay may possess
dramatic plot, characters, tense sit
Nations and a thrilling climax. At
the Globe today.
Mrs. Fred Burke and son, CASTOR,
have gone to Claremont, N. H., to
visit relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs William Barrett
left Friday morning for Lexington,
Mass, to attend the funeral of Mr..
Barrett's aunt.
Miss Florence Vance of SO Main
street, pupil in the Academy, is re-
covering from a few days illness and
it is expected she will be able to
resume her studies the first of the
week.
Carl Hopkins is TO run an auto for
public service the same as last year.
His headquarters will be at the Cal
edonia Garage.
Mrs. A. e. Sheldon of East CAM
bridge and Mrs. H. NJ Wilcox of
North Bangor, N. Y, are visiting at
the home of J. M. Perham for few
days,
O. N. Drew passed his 18th birth
day Sunday, April 18th. He has liv-
ed practically all his life in St.
Johnsbury and has seen many chang
es during these years. Mr. Drew was
a caller at the Caledonian office Mon
day and remarked that he visited the
same office GO odd years ago in the
early days of the Caledonian. He
noted the changes where now the
linotypes take the place of hand com
position and the Duplex Perfecting
press succeeded the Ben Franklin
method of printing. Mr.. Drew re-
marked that he visited the Office in
those days to see a boy friend who
was laboriously turning the wheel
that run the cylinder press on which
the weekly edition of the Caledonian
was being printed. Mr.. Drew had
many other interesting "reminiscences
Of the early days of the village.
Edward Ladue of Lyndonville, who
was in the st. Johnsbury Hospital
recovering from an operation per-
formed a week ago, died Thursday
morning. The remains were taken
to his home for burial.
Charles Bartlett of Danville was
here Thursday on business.
Mrs. Minnie Wormwood of Lun-
enburg, Mrs. H. Tilton of Concord,
Miss Alice VanDyke- of Mclndoes
Falls, Mrs. |. j. Albee Of Barnet,
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Moore of East
Barnet, Mrs. James Somers, Mrs. En-
nest Skinner of Passumpsic were
recent visitors in town.
Mrs. Ernest Blodgett and Mrs. Ell
mer Jackson are in Boston for the
week.
Mrs. ]. D. Thyng of Passumpsic
was a business visitor here recently.
Can a girl truly love two men at
the same time? Can she make each
believe he is her choice till she's
ready to choose? This girl does.
See how! "Jane Goes a Wooing,"
featuring Vivian Martin, the beautiful
and talented Paramount star will
show you the solution to this puzzle
as well as many others, in this story
of absorbing interest, humor ssd
pathos. At the Please U today.
Claude Roundy, who has received
his discharge from the army, was IN
town Thursday.
Miss Mary Dinsmore is teaching
4 rural school in Kirby.
A. L. Bailey is in Boston this
week on business trip.
J. A. Ahern, superintendent OF the
Boston & Maine railroad was here
IN business Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Pitcher of
Boston were here Thursday.
Mrs. A. l.. Brainerd, who has been
n the Brightlook hospital recovering
rom an operation for the past seven
weeks, went to Lyndonville, Thurs
lay.
Mrs. Herbert Moore went to Bar
on Thursday to visit her aunt, Mrs.
ulia Wilson. !
w. C. Hazelton of Barnet was in
own on business Wednesday.
Mrs. F. A. Hill of Montpelier is {
1 town for few days looking after I,
he interest of the Hill building.
Ben Morency went to Boston,
Wednesday night to meet his brother,
lcide, who returned on the Patricia.
Miss Hazel Reed was given mis-
ellaneous shower by twelve of her y