The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-11
Evening Caled0nian
TUESDAY, MARCH II, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

Mrs. George Gagner of st. Mary
street, who has been very sick is
able to be about the house.
Mrs. P C. Brooks and daughter,
Edith have returned from a three
weeks visit with relatives in. New
York City.
Tickets are now on sale at Bing-
hams drug store and the C. A.
Searles store for the entertainment at
the Colonial Friday evening, March
IA, when Brignati and the New Eng
land Stage Children will be seen.
Final payments on all United War
Work subscriptions pledged in Nov.
ember were due March LIST to Alvin
C. Noyes, Treas, at Passuinpsic
Bank. Prompt payment will be APP
preciated. Adv. 207 f
Francis Andrews of Dartmouth col
lege is visiting his friend, Paul Gil
man.
Mrs E. J. Gates of West Burke
/ was in town on bsiness Tuesday. She
goes Wednesday to Plattsburg, N
Y, to stay three months.
/ Edd. Peterson went to Woodsville
on business for the A. L. Bailey
Music Rooms, Tuesday.
Mrs. Margaret Haywood left Thurs
Mrs. Margaret Haywood left
Tuesday on a business trip to Bur-
ington and Montpelier to the gone d
few days.
Miss Angelina. Desrochers is con-
fined to the house by illness. Miss
/ Florence Roy is taking her place in
the Atlantic and Pacific store.
There will be St. Patrick's chick
en- pie supper Friday night in the
vestry of the St. Aloysius church,
from 6 to 8.
Mrs. Carl Rollins & I'd Mrs. Heirsa
Rollins were in ST. Jo,lnsbury Center
Tuesday visiting Mrs. Bert Nc
Laughin and Mrs. Jennie Forsythe.
Mrs. Mary Mooney, mother OF
Father Mooney, left Tuesday morn
ing for her home at Thetford Mines
Canada.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Skinner of Or
leans were here Monday looking az
ter the repairing of their house at II
Church street. They expect to locate
here before long.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church at St. Johnsbury Center
will give supper at the church YES
try Friday night from $50 to 7.30
Oysters, cake, rolls, cookies, coffee
and blanc mango will be served.
1.-The Heart of Wetona" is an Am
erican story by an American autho
with a wonderful American setting
and the picture is one hundred pc
cent Norma Talnadge through ant
through On the stage "The Hear
Of Wetona" was one of Belasco'
greatest successes. On the screen i
is another Norma Talmadge triumph
The excellence Of this production
made against beautiful background
stamps it as an out-of- the ordinar,
screen production.
Marguerite Clark, who, according
to her admirers all over the countr,
is the Sweetest girl in motion pic
lures" statement none appears will
ing to dispute, was seen as dainty
self-willed, democratic Belgia
countess in her new photoplay, "Ou
Of Clear Sky" with great success a
the Please U Theatre yesterday. TIL
triumph of the star and photopla
was instantaneous. 1t must be cor
coded by even the most blaze patron
Of the movies that "Out of a Clea
4 SKY" is a production far above tn
average. The story is a charmin
enc, the direction and photograph
are of the highest class, and the VAR
Gus characterizations are in the hand
of painstaking and talented players
From every point of view therefore
this delightful picture is commend
able in the highest degree. Repeate
today at the Please U Theatre.