The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-10
LOCAL NEWS

Khaki flannel shirts at C. E.
Browns. adv.
"Sweethearts," a Broadway cast
and beauty chorus of 3d. Colonial
Theatre, January IT.
Robert E. Healey of Bennington |
vas here Thursday on some legal
business.
Harry Butler of Burlington, gem
eral agent for the Equitable Life In
surance Co., was in town Thursday.
The annual meeting of the local
New England Milk Producers Milk
Association, will be held Saturday,
January H., at the Town hall at 100. |
William Weber has received his
discharge from Army service and |
arrived home from Fort Slocum, N. |
Y.
Mrs. Chauncey A. Adams attended
he annual dinner and business meet
ing of the Congregational church at
Danville Thursday.
Miss Mable Bonnet has returned
from Brooklyn, N. Y, where she has
been for the past three months ini
she family of her nephew, r. S. Ran
dali.
The country owes a debt of graft
tude to the Greeks. A large number
of them took an active part in the
war and many won "Croix de guerre"
among whom is Michael PHILIPPE, the
popular former owner of the Eastern
Avenue shoe shine parlor.
The mercury dropped to Is below
zero this morning, the coolest morn
ing thus far this winter There was
| q sudden cold wave through the night
The mercury dropping 80 degrees
from 7 in the evening to Z in the
morning.
The annual meeting of Brightlook
Hospital Aid Association will be held
at the Nurses Home, Monday after
noon, Jan. IS at two O'Clock. Reports
will be given by chairmen Of the va
1ious committees and officers for en-
suing year will be elected. A full
attendance issdesired.
One prank a minute is Mabel Nor
r1and S record in her latest Goldwyn
Picture, "a Perfect &c. The screen
most delightful Coincidence as &
boarding house slavey, a travelling
| saleswoman, diving girl and an al
/ lodged jewel robber gives more of her
joyous self than in any of her recent
comedy successes. And her pranks
never permit Of dull moment
throughout the entire production.
At the Globe today.
/ The Newport basket ball team is
/ to pay against St. Johnsbury Acad-
envy team Friday night. For many
! yeai Newport mas prayed the 2ass
est, cleanest and best basket ball il.
northern Vermont and New Hamp-
shire "prep' schools. Littleton, oul
deadly rival, was beaten by Newpor,
last Friday night by a close score.
this promises to be one Of the best
games of our 1918-19 season. Come
and back the team of your Academy,
and see a good game besides.
4 Beginning Monday, Jan. 10, several
trains will be put back on the White
Mountain C5vision of the Boston q
lualile railroad that will greatly con-
venience the travelling public. A
train leaves Woodsville beginning
Monday at $50 a. M, going south
The train leaving Wells River at
$50 p. M, going north is put back
again, enabling the travelling public
to reach Lancaster in the evening
There will also be a connection to
Berlin from the morning mail south
at Wells River.
In an outdoor play with the splen-
Gid scenes showing the lumber coun-
try of Cur own state, Vermont, and
the lives Of the lumber jacks for at
mosphere, Wallace Reid, the ever
popular Paramount star, is ideally
cast in "The Source" one of the best
screen productions depicting life in
the great woods, ever presented to
the motion picture loving public. Mr..
Reid is supported by an able star
cast, including dainty Ann Little, The
odore Roberts, Charles Ogle and
many others. It's Paramount and
it's AT the Please TT todav