The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-05


turned Canadian soldier, is visiting o
few days at Frank Flannagan's.
H. A. Bryant has sold the Dwight
Cheney farm in st. Johnsbury Center
to Vernon Hardy of Barton.
Miss Dorothy Joyce of North Dan
vile has been visiting her sister,
Miss Helen Joyce, a few days.
E.. II. Hallett is in Hardwick today
in the interest Of the Caledonia Farm
Bureau.
Captain Perely B. Hartwell return
cd to Camp Devens Friday after two
weeks spent here with Mrs. Hartwell.
Miss Elizabeth Fletcher who has
been visiting Mrs. Charles Fassett,
went to Pawtucket, Friday.
Miss Helen C. Stevens is spending
a week in Hanover, N. H., the guest
of Prof. and Mrs. James ?. Richard
son.
Miss Germaine Grenier has finish
cd work at the Lougee G. Smythe
store and is working in Miss Minnie
Duties millinery store.
The Calcdonian reporter was given
d strawberry blossom picked Sept
by Miss Jennie King on Spring
street.
Mrs. Harry B. Stanton has been
travelling with Mr.. Stanton this week
and they attended the Barton fair
two days.
Otis Temple and daughter,
Blanche of Stoneham, Mass, who
have been visiting his sister, Mrs. C.
L. Lynch, went to Concord, Friday
TO visit relatives.
Midshipman Edwin f. Wood, who
is having leave of absence from the
Naval Academy at Annapolis, is
spending three weeks with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Woods.
He has just returned from an Allan
tic cruise.
Two corn variety tests are being
conducted this year under the auspic-
es of the Caledonia Farm Bureau.
One is at the Vail School Of Agricul-
ture and the other is on the farm of
S. l.. Grant at East ST. Johnsbury.
All farmers interested should plan to
see one of these test plots before the
harvest.
To stimulate interest in the st.
Johnsbury Band the new leader,
Ralph Provencal, will start in abo't
Two weeks a training class for band
players. The new organization Will
meet weekly in the band rooms and
there will be no expense in joining
this class, which will be feeder to
| the band. This organization offers d
splendid opportunity for young men
to get a musical training by COM
petent leader. Early in December
Mr.. Provencal will give concert in
connection with his other new organ
ization, the Chopin Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. jacques and
two sons, Kenneth, and Wendell, and
Clayton Silsby are in Boston Heturn-
ing home Saturday. Miss Dorothea
has been staying with Miss Bertha
Silsby during their absence.
Music lovers, attention.! Tom
Moore's latest Goldwyn dramatic
success, "Heartsease," deals with the
Magic of Music and shows how it
governs the lives of people all around
us. You love music-and w. love
Tom Moore A fifty-ffty combina-
ton that you can't overlook. Mag
nifcent scenes inside the worlds
greatest opera house! A peep into
the dressing rooms of the celebrated
song-birds that enthrall New York's
400" A smashing climax-and as
sweet story as ever you've seen
on the screen. Tom Moore in the
popular Charles Klein stage play,
"Heartsease." It's romantic! It's
dramatic. 1t presents handsome Tom
Moore in a new and pleasing role
It's a Goldwyn Picture-one of the
prize plays of the season. It's at the
Globe today.
HEARTSEASE
The Garden of the world l sought all
through,
Yet could not find flower therein
that grew,
To still the restless seeking of my
heart,
Till that May morning when l stray
ed to you.
And now the rose swayed by the
sunny breeze,
The lily, stately, fair and white-Ah,
these
May blossom for another, but for
| me
The Garden holds one bloom, and It's
-Heartsease!
Tom Moore
Vivian Martin, one of the most
charming Paramount stars is indis-
putably one of the screens best draw
ing cards, because of her tremendous
appeal to all classes. In her latest
and best starring vehicle AN limo
cent Adventures" she has the finest |