The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-29
Evening Caledonian
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1897

! Edward Peterson was in Woods
vile on business, Friday.
Mrs. Alvin Noyes left Saturday For
Boston for a few days.
The new hospital has been opened
at Orleans by DR.. Cleasby.
Harold jerks and Anthony Palise
have returned from France.
David Conant is in Boston on legal
LIsincss.
Mrs. Arthur Emery of Lyndonville
was here on business Thursday.
Mrs. Philip Blair of Wilder has
been visiting Mrs. Arthur Blair and
returned home Friday.
Miss Sarah Dalton, who has been
at the Burton House for some time
left for her home in Peabody, Mass,
Friday.
1 hrs. Ray Crawford from Lyndon
vile has been visiting Mr.. Crawford
few days.
Miss A. Costa and Miss M .Cyr
! were visitors in Lyndonville, Thurs
day.
Rowland Twombly of Boston was
here at Lawyer Porter's office on
business Friday.
A. Beaureguard was in Lyndon,
Thursday to Sc her, mother, Mrs.
Benjamin Beauregard.
William Boutain of Groveton is
here visiting his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. o. w. Boutain.
Mrs. Henry A Power and son, Tru-
man, left Saturday for Gloucester for
a short stay.
P. J. Torsney, who has been here
the past few days on business, re-
turned to New York, Friday night
Word has been received that Harry
Lavigne has landed in New York
from overseas.
Mrs. Fred Pope has returned from
a visit with Mrs. G. P. Greenslade at
Lyndonville.
Palestine Commandery will give a
banquet, entertainment and ball for
all Masons, April 25. This will be
the big event of the Masonic social
year.
Miss Hala Shedd of Barton will
spend the weekend with her aunt and
uncle, MI. and Mrs. Ernest Cowles
and Mrs. Helen Tompson.
Not in the past twenty years has
any musical comedy scored the sue
cess achieved by ooh, Boy" Colon
ial Theatre, April 2.
Cecile Willard, Mrs. C. r. King anc
daughter, Irma, Mrs. James Somers
and Jennie Witty of Passumpsic were
here on business Thursday.
DR.. John Allen was in Orleans Sat
urday and performed the first two
operations in the New DR.. Cleasb!
hospital.
Miss Margaret and Helen Porter
went to Brattleboro Saturday tt
spend their vacation with their grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. r. Perry Por
ter.
Mrs J. Mcleod of Boston, who ha:
been visiting Mrs. Jack MsLeod {
few days, went Friday to Northamp
ton to visit her sister, Mrs. Mar,
Jones.
ooh, Boy,' the musical coined!
that found enormous favor at tn,
New York Princess Theatre and tn,
fourth musical comedy to score {
decided hit at that small playhouse
will be the offering at the Colonia
Theatre, April g
The w. r. C. whist party was helt
in G. A. R. hall, Thursday evening
There were Is tables. Prizes wer,
won by Mrs. Ralph Buell. and Clar
ence Morse. Many couples enjoye,
the dance with music by Mrs. Viii
kie's orchestra. The party was il
charge of Mrs Carrie Wright.
North Congregational Church, 10:
80, morning worship. The pastor
Rev. Frederick B. Richards, will
preach on "The Question that Mus
Be Answered" 1900, Sunday school
Brief address by Ensign Clarence A
Noyes 6:15, Young Peoples Unio1
at the South Church. TOO, Service
at the Globe Theater. Subject of ad
dress; can Attitude Towards Life.
Among the song hits in ooh, Boy
are: Lets make a Night of 1t,
"You Never Knew About Me-" 81
Package of Seeds" "An Old-Fashion
ed Wife," "a Pal Like YOU" "Til
The Clouds Roll By" ga Little Bi
of Ribbon "The First Day of May
"Koo-La-Loo," Rolled Into One,
ooh, Daddy, Pleased" "When It:
Nesting Time In Flatbush," "Word
Are Not Needed" and "Flubby Dub
the Caveman" Colonial Theatre
April End.
A "Hope Chest" means matrimonl
of course, but don't think marriage i:
the end. Not when the husbands
family are rich snobs and the girl {
common waitress, But she teaches
them some lessons in democracy be
fore she gets through. This story o.
''The Hope Chest" affords Doroth.
Gish one of the most charming roles
of her screen career. She is an ar