The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-22
FRIDAY, AUGUST %, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

MIS-. carrie bldlSuell VI hSlidoA-'
vile spent Thursday IN town.
Don't forget the auction sale Of
furniture at Cottage Hotel, Saturday
at 10 o'clock. adv
DR.. and Mrs. John P. Tierney are
home from several days spent at
Rock Island.
Mrs. Harry Brown and daughter of
Hartford, Conn. were guests of Mrs.
]. C. Taylor, Thursday.
Mrs. Carl Weeks and children are
spending q few days in Underhill,
this week.
Edward Higgins and family of Ar
lington arc visiting at William Hig-
gins.
Misses Florence and Angelina
Moore returned this week from trip
to Canada.
Miss Ada Lowrey and Miss Mil
dred Houghton have returned from a
trip to Old Orchard and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Humphrey are
enjoying trip to the White Noun
tains and Portland for week by
automobile.
Hartwcll Moore has so far recov-
cred from his operation as to be able
/ to leave the hospital, and rode out
Wednesday for the first time.
Robert McGill of North Danvillc
is gaining from his operation per-
/ formed at Brightlook hospital few
days ago.
Mrs. L. A. Butson has finished car
ing for Mrs. Henry A. Bryant and
returned to her home in Charlestown,
N. H., Friday.
Miss Flora Roberts is home from
Joc's Pond and is visiting in town a
few days before returning to Hart
/ ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Solomon
and children and Mrs. Charles John
son of Lynn, Mass, are recent guests
of Mrs. John Cook.
Mrs. Newman of the Heights
House, Mrs. NJ. Spaulding and Miss
l Dora Wilson of Lunenburg were
business visitors here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Allen and
Ralph Allen. Mrs. O. d. Ellison and
daughter, Ruth, of Springfield are
guests of Alexander Healcy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Grover and
family of Southern Pines, n. c., who
have spent the summer here among
relatives and friends, returned tc
their home this week.
Miss Marie Henault and Mr.. anc
Mrs. Peter iGngras went "Wednesday
TO Portland and will visit Old Or
chard and other Maine beaches il
the next two weeks.
The Caledonia Farm Bureau Elk
change shipped three car loads O.
grain to Danville Friday Other car.
arc ready for shipment TO othel
points in the county.
Mrs. Ellen Conway and daughter
Mrs. William Fitzpatrick, and son
William Jr., of Amesbury, Mass.
have been spending Il few days a
Robert Stenson's.
Mrs. J. F. Ford and Miss Doroth!
. and Margie Minard, who have beer
rf tbo u onl M ,,c (tnnpni
S. Smith, returned TO their home il
Gloucester, Mass, Friday.
1 Mrs. William Perry and daughter
, Margaret, who have been here Wis
9 ting friends the past two months
). started on their way home Frida,
to Detroit. They are going to stol
at Binghamton, N. Y, to visit
i Mrs. j. Landry of Louisville, Can
/ ada, who has been visiting her moth
er, Mrs. Peter Provencal, went t.
\ Hartford, Friday. Mr. Landry viii
join her later and they will max
/ their home there.
Those who saw Shirley Mason, tn
/ winsome Paramount star in eth
Rescuing Angel" will hail with de
/ light the temperance TO-DAY in he
latest photoplay "The Final Close
h Up" This photoplay is beautiful il
/ every respect and filled with action
II from start to finish, wonderfully pro
Il duced and the support excellent. (
/ charming picture, we'll worth seeing
| at the Please-U today.
Jane Grey, stage and screen stal
is the featured player in "When M,
Ship Comes In," adapted from Gou
Il verneur Morris most famous move
of the same title. Nigel Barrie ant
/ William J. Kelly, both stage stars
are in support. A romantic drama
\ with New York's theatrical life re
4 vealed. Jane Grey has never don
better work, Gouverneur Morris ha
/ never written a more fascinating
Il work of romantic fiction and Rober
Thornby, the director, in his long lis
of successful productions has neve
/ created more artistic picture
h "When My Ship Comes In" will b.
II a. ,o,oi, ottra ctiOD nj thi