The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-06-14
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
SATURDAY, JUNE IA, 1919
LOCAL NEWS

Pa, is guest at the st. Johnsbury
House.
Gov. H. C. Ide has arrived from
New York to spend the summer at his
home here.
Subject of the Sunday morning SER
mon at Grace Methodist church will
be "The Signs of The Times" Rev
George A. Martin, pastor.
Services will be held at St. Peters
church, Lyndonville, Sunday after
noon at three o'clock with sermon by
Dr.. A. p Grint.
The Senior class 1919 will hold
their dance in the Armory, June 49,
at $50. Price, $1.00 plus war taxi
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Mrs. L. A. Bigelow of Pearl street
underwent a serious operation at
Brightlook hospital Wednesday. Her
condition is reported as comfortable
as could be expected.
Mrs. Isaac Stanton and little
daughter, Harriette, were able to
leave the hospital and go to their
home in North Danville, Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Wilson and Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Robinson ac-
companied Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Law
renee to Newport, Thursday.
Mrs. E. H. Skinner of 2 Prospect
street, who has been confined to the
house for the past two weeks with
pleurisN is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. C. Garfield receiv-
ed word Friday that their son, Ethan
M. Garfield, had arrived in Boston
from overseas, and was at Camp
Devens.
At the North church Sunday morn
ing the pastor will speak on cat
mosphere" IL noon, Sunday school
1880, Sunday evening DR.. Richards
will preach the baccalaureate sermon
to the senior class.
If the party who was seen to pick
up a wallet about middle way of the
stairs leading up to the first floor of
Caldbeck Block, 50 Railroad street,
between five and seven o'clock Fri
day afternoon, June 18th, with con-
tents about 50, please return to own
er F. P. Cole, no questions will be
asked otherwise the matter will be
taken up. F. p. Cole. ADV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stanley while
out on an auto trip Wednesday on
the Passunpsic road near the Gray
farm, saw a large doe in a nearby
field. The doe stopped within ten or
fifteen rods of them looking sharply
and then started unconcernedly MAX
ing the field in leap-like gambols. 1t
was handsome sight and one Mr.. and
Mrs. Stanley viewed with great pleas
ure.
twenty-five members OF olive
Branch, Rebekah lodge visited Parnet
lodge Thursday night. Nineteen
went down in Harry Days truck. Six
members were taken into the Barnet
lodge and after the meeting ice cream
and assorted cake were served and
pleasant social hour enjoyed. The
ride horne will be long remembered
thanks to the beautiful moon and
good chauffeurs.
Beautiful, winsome, magnetic and
unusually talented, Dorothy Dalton
is one of the most famous screen
stars in the country. Her beauty is
of that luxuriant, almost exotic type
that car be a wonderful power for
good, and so it is, for once seeing
her one is sure not to miss her, the
next time she is scheduled to appear.
In her latest Paramount photo play
Extravaganza" she teaches a splen
did lesson in a character that steps
from the screen and lives in flesh and
blood. Her beautiful gowns and
jewels are marvels, the scenes are
thrilling and dramatic, the lesson
taught sound one and the morale
excellent. At the Please U today.
CATER His Own Heart" dynamic
and romantic comedy adapted for the
screen from the clever story of the
same name written by Ben Ames Will
liams and published in the All Story
Weekly, gives Hale Hamilton, the
star with the contagious smile, role
which for original and delightful
comedy surpasses anything he has
enacted. The story is that
of young millionaire who loses his
wealth through the dishonesty of a
trustee and who consequently faces
the necessity of making living for
the first time in his life. Strangely
enough it is at this time that a my
sterious letter comes to him offering
a large sum of money for month
of his time. The unusualness of the
communication, which makes no men
ton of what is expected in return for
the money, attracts him and he decid-
es to follow it up. He finds himself ,
in the strangest of situations which
lead to alarming and endless compli-
cations that make a story of supreme
and humor 1t is a play
Of mirth-charged atmosphere with a
star of electric vigor. At the Globe
-oday.
Juvenile Rehuke.
Little five-year-old Mary, who had