The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-04
Evening Caledoniarl
TUESDAY, MARCH a, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1873.

Mrs. FL. w. Smith of East Ryegate
were in the place Monday.
Miss Sadie LaMear spent Sunday |
at her home in Lyndon.
!, Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Cutting are in
Boston for a few days.
Bernice Roundy and T. E. Town
send spent Sunday in West Burke.
Miss Christine Curtiss is visiting
relatives in Littleton.
L. L. Whitcher was weekend Wis
itor in the place from Whitefeld.
| Mrs. Ira Preston has returned home
from three weeks spent in Montreal.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Mcdonald of
Danville were in town Monday.
Horace Aver of Centervale was in
town Monday.
Mrs. Frank Ball is visiting friends
in Keene, N. H.
The Caldbeck block on North
avenue is being moved back several
feet to widen the street.
Mrs. C E Wadleigh is quite ill at
her home on Mountain avenue.
Frank Ball and Fred Pope are
in New York on business for the
Berry-Ball store.
B. B. Scribner has so far recov-
cred as to resume his duties at the
Cross bakery Tuesday.
Miss Fife Rumble is taking a weeks
vacation from her work in the Wool
worth store.
Il Mrs. Walter Houston is assisting in
| the dress goods department at the
Berry Ball store.
Mrs. J F. Judge and Mrs. L. Simp-
son and Mrs. John Morrill, of New
| port were in the place NJ onday.
Miss Mary Ely of New York spent
the weekend with her parents, MI.
4 and Mrs. Henry Ely.
Mrs. Mantle Palmer spent the past
week at Danville visiting Mrs. j.
D P. Weeks and Mrs Frank Bickford.
2 Mrs. Fl. N. Turner is better at this
writing. Her nurse, Mrs. Carrie Wal
dron, is still caring for her.
Preston May village clerg, is back
in the town clerks office, after an
I illness with influenza.
Gilman, Carr and Sherry have sold
q the old Fairbanks sugar orchard to
Jacques Racicot.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Sargent are
q moving today from II Church street
q to the Peck house at 2 Railroad
q street.
! Mrs. Herbert Stanton and Mrs
q Homer Stanton of North Danyille
q were in town Monday.
q Forty-four new members were re
q ceived on confession of faith ano
a admitted to membership at the church
q of the Messiah Sunday morning.
D Mrs. Leo Williams of Lower Wat
4 erford and Mrs. F. S. Wright from
q Woodsville and Mrs. Lillian Page O.
q Groton were in town Monday.
q Miss Ella S. Truax entertained he
q Sunday School class most delightful
ly at her home last Saturday after
q noon. Light refreshments were serv
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d Mrs. Maude May completed he
81 duties at the Berry Ball store Monda,
III and has accepted position in Bos
~ Mic, L.
81 Mrs. Mays position in the carmen
s@ department.
s Final payments on all United Wa
50 Work subscriptions pledged in No,
81 ember were due March 1st to Alvi
s c. Noyes, Treas, at Passumpsi
M Bank. Prompt payment will be al
N preciated. ADV. 2O7
= Mrs. Jennie S. Noyes received
4 telegram on Saturday from her sol
III Ensign Clarence Noyes, saying /
Hi arrived at Baltimore that day. Ensig
HI Noyes sailed from Baltimore Chris
III mas day, on the U. S. S. Montoso, fl
III Nantes, France, and left that port c
HI Jan. 26 for the return trip which co,
IL cred SO days.
HI Sauce for the goose" is part of g
HI old pfoverb, but the latest select pi
HI ture,, in which Lewis J. Selznick pr
II sents Constance Talmadge, and whit
III takes it's name from the old proven
is filled with brand new situations
HI laugh provoking nature. TT
II laughs follow so fast they trip OF
III another up, for Constance Talmads
H with her ready smile, beauty al
III genuine for comedy, comes to Il
II screen in the cleanest, fastest fl
reel comedy-drama in months. R
HSmember it's "the girl you love" in
III picture that will delight you. At Il
Hi Globe tomorrow.
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