The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-28

Miss Dora Miles is confined to the
house with jaundice.
Mrs. June Lyster of Wells River
is spending the week in town.
A. f. Boomer spent Thursday in
Newport.
Mrs. Joseph Forrest spent Thanks
giving with her sister in Lyndonvillc.
Mrs. Hazen Turner is spending
few days in Lyme, N. II.
William p. Landry spent Thursday
with friends in West Danville.
Bert Gallup Of Concord was here
Wednesday on business.
Miss Harriette Jennison spent
Thursday at her home in Peacham.
Miss Sadie LaMear spent Thus
day at her home in Lyndon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tam have
moved to their new home on Forrest
Ave.
Mrs. f. II. Carter of Derby Center
was here Wednesday on business.
ID. C. Horner is confined to the
house by illness.
Louis Kimball went to Bath We'd
nesday to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. A. w. Adams is home from a
visit to Glen Falls.
Miss Muriel Somers spent Thurs
! day at her home in Barnet.
Miss Martha Kramford of New
York is a guest at the home of Mr.
and Mrs George Brooks.
Miss Dorothy Scribner who is at
tending school at Burlington spent
the holiday with her parents.
Ms. J.. l.. Shackford spent Thurs
day in Concord with her daughter,
Mrs. Blanche Lllicrap.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zero and family and
Mrs Carrie Douglas spent Thursday
in Concord.
Miss Emma Green went to Grotoa
Wednesday to spend the remainder
Of the week.
Dave Reggie spent The holiday
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. j.
Reggie at STAFFORD, N. II.
Marshall j. lngraham of Boston
was the guest cf his sister, Mrs. s
G. Darling, for Thanksgiving.
Frank Kerr is at Lyndonvins
where he has an extensive ich do.
| ing electrical work.
Miss Fanny Slayton spent
Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs
W. r. Laviolette Woodstock.
Miss Marion Merrill attended the
| first entertainment of the Lecture
Course at Lyndonville Tuesday night
Don C. Stiles and family and Miss
Elizabeth Galbraith and Miss Edith
Galbraith spent the holiday at Mrs
}. Il. Galbraith's at Passumpsic.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rogers Of
Lancaster were the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. Fred Walker Thurs
day.
Mr. and Mrs Freeman A. Pierce
| have gone to Melrose, Mass, to
/ spend the winter with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Dwight Drew.
Peggy Hyland's new comedy,
"Cheating Herself" is bound to set
the public laughing-and then some:
and every laugh will find Il ringing
echo. The comedy is one of the
funniest and snappiest you ever saw.
Cheating Herself" is the story of
Patience Hilton, the lively daughter
of millionaire. She hates fluff and
pink teas and all the devitalizing pas
times of the idle rich. She is con-
vinSed that if her family can be per-
suaded that they are poor and forced
to work for their living, they will be
far more content and happy. Half the
1un of Cheating Herself" lies in
the story. But the bigger and better
half is Peggy Hyland. See this bril-
liant comedy at the Globe tonight.
Aren't men peculiar? Especially
those who profess to be women hat
ers, who say they detest the rustic of
a fair lady's skirt! How do you treat
this kind of a fellow How would
~" Pi"SSSu II SOu WcIe COInD6lleu TO
spend some time in the company of
not one, but three of these professed
women haters? Well, if you will see
Marguerite Clark in "Three Men and
q Girl' you will find she left them
eating out of her hand like a lone
some little puppy, and each one an
xlous to buy wedding ring 1t is
charming picture based upon the IA
nous Broadway success. The pho
Biography is most artistic, the plot
full of delicious comedy and Miss
Clark never displayed her beauty,
charm and vivacity to better advant-
age, Richard Barthelmess plays the
leading support, and he has ire
towing among movie fans
all over TIL country. Come to the
Please U today and tomorrow and
see how Marguerite does this trick
Leon II. Baxter and Roy Bennett,
manual training instructor at Proc
tor, start for four days hunting
trip in CRANKY Saturday.