The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-11
Evening Caledonian
WEDNESDAY, JUNE II, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

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in Concord, Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Tilton is i'll at Bright
look hospital.
DR.. E. H. Ross has returned from
his Canadian fishing trip.
Edward Trembly and family spent
Sunday at Island Pond and Will
loughby Lake.
j. N. Atkins of Dalton, Alvin
Dodge of Burke, Seth Taissey of
Newbury were here Tuesday.
Charles Poole, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Poole, underwent an opera
ton on his throat at Brightlook hos
pital, Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Besson are
demonstrating the Douglass Oil Corn
Starch and bulk starch at the Arthur
Smith store.
The Misses Lola and Marjorie
French go to Barton Friday to enter
tain the Barton Alumni at their an
nual banquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bean and
two sons have gone to Joe's Pond for
the summer. Miss Flora Roberts Of
Hartford, Conn, is with them.
Barthelemy Cyr and Miss Amy
Corfield were married Monday morn
ing at nine o'clock at the church of
Notre Dame, Rev. Father Drouhin
performing the ceremony.
as Marriage a Failure?" If you
haven't decided this question don't
miss the Clever Comedy Play at kthe
Colonial Theatre Saturday evening,
June IA.
At the Notre Dame church Tues
day, William Dubuque and Miss
Dora Sevigny, Charles L. Provost
and Miss May Bison were united in
marriage by the Rev. Father
Drouhin.
A large crowd was out last night
to the second band concert on Rail
road street. Between the selections
the Boy Scouts gave demonstrations
and they raised $14. The music by
the band was Of the best.
The bans of marriage of Alcide
Morency and Miss Leda Fourier,
Harve Baril and Miss Alice Liable,
Thomas Courtney and Miss Leon
tine Guyet we're published at the No
tire Dame church Sunday by Rev. FIR.
| Drouhin.
Capt. H. r. Allen of the 88th div
ision Sanitary train was in town
Tuesday calling on old friends. He
landed in this country, May 20 and
has been at Camp Mills and Camp
Devens. He snow on a furlough
to visit his home in North Hero
Capt. Allen is better known here as
DR.. H. r. Alien, who Was L. charge
of DR.. G. F. Cheney's office 1906
1910 when he went to Spanish Forks,
Utah, to practice dentistry. Tle was
overseas nine months mostly in the
Verdun section and was promoted
from Lieutenant to Captain.
With the announcement that the
Globe Theatre will today show Bruce
Bairnsfather's celebrated "Better
! 'Ole" as a screen production there
arises a situation that has seldom,
if ever, been paralelled in the history
Of motion pictures. Simultaneous
with the presentation of the play,
which is represented on the legiti-
mate stage with five companies tour
ing in England, one in Australia and
another in South Africa, the United
States is represented by ten produc-
tions now running to absolute capac>
| ity at the Cort Theatre, New York
City, and in other parts of the coun-
try. 1t is interesting to note that
Bairnsfather did not think when he
made his first sketch of "Old Bill'
on the back of an envelope during
night watch by the Pickering light
of lantern that this was the start
of a series Of sketches that would
cause laugh that would encircle the
globe. There are 1000 feet of whole
some amusement in "The Better
Ole" and is the sort of picture you
will long remember. Hats off to Old
Bill.
Must be sold by Friday night, June
18th, one parlor suite, willow rocker,
leather upholstered rocker, parlor
table, hard wood chamber set, oil
paintings, mirrors, dining room
table with extra leaves, dishes, A l
Feather bed, Washing stand and
wringer complete. The above house
hold goods are at AZ Cliff street and
will be shown at any time by APP
pointment and from to $50 each af-
ternoon until the 18th. A good
chance to buy any of the above at a
low price.
?. Z. MAY. Administrator