The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-05-17
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
SATURDAY, MAY II, 1919

Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Stanton Of
North Danville are guests of their
aunt, Mrs. Chauncey Massey at 6
Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs Milo E.. Ladd and
Orange S. Ladd entertained large
number of their friends and relatives
at sugar party Thursday afternoon.
Fred Birch of Meridian, Conn, who
has been a guest of Mrs. M. ]. Taylor
and his two brothers, Charles and
George Birch, returned to his home
Friday.
Mrs. Helen Burdick of Danville is
visiting her son, Charles Burdick.
Friday she visited Mrs. Nora Wood
ward and Mrs. Nellie Green at Lyn-
donville.
At Grace Methodist church, Rev.
George A. Martin, pastor, the sub
ject at the morning service will be
"Use or Loose" at the evening. SER
vice, "The Greed of an Optimist."
John A. Chalmers of Groton, who
has been very i'll is at the home of
j. H. Wiley on Spring street, where
he underwent medical treatment
Mrs. Chalmers is here with him.
T. C. Sherburne is home from his
fishing trip to Connecticut Lake,
where he caught four trout that
weigh 8 1-2, 7 IL, 1-2 lbs. These
will be served for Sunday dinner at
restaurant.
Advent Christian church Preach
ing by Mrs. M. McKinstry of Lisbon,
N. H. Morning subject, "The Visions
that Should Speak and Not Lie"
Evening, "The High Priest of our
| Profession"
Mrs. Mean S. Goodrich, graduate
of New England Conservatory, and
experienced teacher, will be glad to
accept pupils in pianofortc playing
after June first. Tel. CAT W., address,
22 Spring street. adv. If
The Gath annual convention of the
Vermont Federation of Women's
clubs will be held in Barre June 3,
and s. Among the speakers announc-
cd are John F. Scully of Boston,
Prof. Bertha M. Terrell of Burling-
ton, Prof K. r. B. Flint and Mrs.
Ward Allen Chapman.
North Congregational church, Rev.
| Frederick 3. Richards, pastor. Morn
ing service 1880. Address by Rev.
Frank w. Hodgdon, D. D., of Boston,
on "The Pilgrim Memorial" Sunday
School at 1900 Young Peoples
Union at 6.15. Special musical SER
vice at 100, in which the church.
choir, the girls chorus and Orchestra
will participate. The public is cor
daily invited to attend.
Here comes Dorothy Gish again!
She's here in her new Paramount pic
ture "Boots," and it exposes Bolshe-
visit menace, which threatens civiliza-
ton more than the Hun ever did. A
splendid photoplay full of remarkable
N1GW3, QAalil1VlC anu dppSdilllS Sltu-
ations and comedy all through. Miss
Gish is not only young, dainty,
charming and magnetic but she is
comedienne whose chic, vivacity, and
brilliancy as an artist, place her on
a pedestal, far above all other screen
players Do not miss this wonder
full comedy drama at the Please U
today.
"The Partisan Tigress" is a grip
ping story of smiles and tears in
which winsome Viola Dana, the tala
ented and brilliant little Metro star,
is given full scope for her witching
personality and her varying and fas-
cinating moods. AS the Partisan
grisette singing and doing marvellous
dances in the gay cafes of Paris Miss
Dana shows a fiery abandon, in the
character of Jeanne, which wins for
her the title of the Partisan Tigress.
From the gutter to a palace! Vivid
words breathing romance and in
trigue! A play of dominant power in
which clever Viola Dana achieves a !
big, artistic triumph. Don't miss
"The Partisan Tigress" at the Globe
today.