The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-29
LOCAL NEWS
Arthur Sprague is in Boston.

The scale factory was closed al
day Saturday.
! Dr.. John Allen went to Barton Fri
| day called there on surgical case
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindol Scott leave fol
Boston Saturday night, for a visit.
Mrs C. P. Greenslade lof Lyndon
vile was in town Friday.
z. A. Waterman was in Lunenburs
Friday to attend sugar party.
C. H. Davis was a business visitor
| in Fitzdale.
S. E. Richardson was in Barton
Friday on business.
Mrs. Ernest Lee visited in town
Friday from Concord.
Mrs. Alice Thayer has rented a
tenement in the Estabrooks building.
Mrs. Mantle Palmer is in Barre for
| week visiting friends
The Rev. George Hagan from AL
bany was here on business Thursday
Colman Rogers of Hagerstown,
Md, was in town Thursday on bust
ness.
Mrs Luther Jewett entertained the
bridge club at her home Thursday
evening.
Mrs. C. H. Steere and Mrs. M. B.
Steere of Concord were here Friday
on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Woods and
son, James, are in Boston for few
days.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Orvitt at II Winter street
Friday, March %.
Miss Marion and Dorothy Hamil-
ton of White River Junction are Wis
iting their uncle Ralph Hamilton.
Father Beaubrintlant Of Lyndon,
vile visited Father Drouhin Thurs
day.
Wesley and Frederick Aldrich went
to Glover Friday to visit their grand
mother, Mrs w. H. Aldrich.
Mrs. Dan Paris was here Friday
to visit her son-in-law, Ray CraW-
ford.
Mrs Walter Tilton went to Spring
field, Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs
Roy B. Wakeman.
| Lieut.. Henry Somers of New
port, who is home from overseas, has
been visiting Mrs. F. N. Aldrich.
Miss Ada Burns has returned from
! a visit to New York and has a posi-
ton with the Telephone Co. here.
Miss Nellie Bone, who has beer
visiting Mrs. Harriet Frost OF
Summer street, returned to her home
in South Ryegate, Friday.
| Mrs. James Logan and niece, Miss
! Caroline Wheelock went to Lyndon
vile Friday to spend the week enc
with Mrs. David Esplin.
Mrs. Allen Amey of Whitefeld
Mrs. Mitchell Daley of Lancaster ant
J Mrs. Earl Sanborn of Woodsvill'
| were here on business Friday.
Mrs. Guy Hill and son, Willard
and niece, Vernice Gibson, left Fri.
day for Danbury, N. H., and Boston
to visit relatives
Mrs. Charles Bradshaw of Lyndon
vile and her sister, Mrs. John Mont
gomery went Friday to Concord tt
spent the week end with their moth
er, Mrs. C. C. McGregor.
One Of the entertaining and origi
nal features Of the minstrel SHOW
given by the chorus choir of the Uni
versalist church was fox trot b.
Emma Rowan and Dale Daniels. |
was directed by Miss Alene Gilman.
Edith Storey, the superb emotiona
actress, is seen in one of her mos
remarkable pictures in GAS the SUI
| Went Down." at the Globe today
The play is a human-interest stor.
of the regeneration of "Colone
Billy" woman Of the dance hall:
and rough mining camp life. How
her courage and bravery gain her tn
respect and love of the entire com
munity, where she was once scornet
outcast, is cleverly shown by Mis-
Storey, who plays the part with beau
tiful sympathy. 1t is a highly dra
matte plot, throbbing with impulsive
undisciplined human emotions.