The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-28
Evening Caledonign
MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

spent the week end in town.
Harry Day has sold to DR.. C. A.
Cramton a new Cole-Eight car.
Prayer meeting Wednesday even
ing at 7.30 at the Methodist church.
Lawyer Guy w. Hill was in Lyn-
donville, Saturday, on legal business.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. A Dana Clark in Collinsville, N.
j., April 27.
Edmond Boucher was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Turgeon Sunday
and Monday.
E. c. Chandler Of Waterford was
a business visitor in st. Johnsbury,
Saturday
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. S. Birch at Portland, Oregon,
March IA, 1919.
Ebert Reed, who came from Bos-
ton on short fuSlough, returned
home Saturday
/ Lawyers Porter and Searles who
are attending court at Guildhall,
/ spent the week end with their fami-
Frank Philburt has severed his con-
nection with the Merchants bank and
is employed by the Cary Maple Sugar
Co.
Mrs. Carl Hovey returned home
from Brightlook Hospital, Friday, and
is making rapid recovery from her
recent illness.
Sixteen members of Sheridan Coun-
Gil, No. All, Knights of Columbus, in
Guiding the degree team, were in
Newport, Sunday, to work the first
and second degrees on class of over
80 candidates.
A free banquet will be served to
all men of Grace Methodist church on
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock. This
banquet will be the occasion of the
launching of the campaign for lifting
the entire Indebtedness of the church.
Preparations are being made for 175
men.
The annual inspection Of Co. G., vt.
Militia was held at the A1mory We'd
nesday evening when Inspecting Off
Ger, Col. Hadley of Bellows Falls, of
the list Vt. Vol. Regiment, found the
company in excellent training It
was a very satisfactory inspection to
all concerned.
Red Cross meeting Tuesday after
noon in the Armory. Cannot 100
women who haven't been to Red
Cross meeting for several weeks come
Tuesday and help out those who have
so faithfully worked, at almost
every meeting? The garments are
simple and light in color and texture.
Corp. James F. Aldrich, who was
among the passengers arriving at
| Commonwealth Pier, Boston, on the
Santa Rosa, Saturday, in telephone
conversation with his mother, Mrs.
Flora Aldrich, Sunday, reports very
rough passage home, and that the
past weeks have been spent at PAUL
lac, France, awaiting passage. He
/ hopes to come home during the week.
A hearing was held Monday before
Referee Z. A. Cook of Orleans in the
bankruptcy matter of the Union
Fruit Store, John Santalucito, pro-
prietor Some CT the creditors OBJ
ject to the hankrupt's application for
a discharge. Porter, Writer'S and
Harvey appeared for the objecting
creditors and Guy W.. Hill for the Sc
cured creditor, G.. T. Santalucito
Further hearings are to be held.
On October Is, 1897, there was
produced in London a melodrama
which since that date has become
celebrated as one of the strongest
plays of sporting life in the annals
of the stage. This melodrama was
Sporting Life a perturbation of
which by Maurice Tourneur, the ia
nous motion picture director, will be
shown at the Please U. This photo
play, which is Paramount Aircraft
special picture has been produced on
a lavish scale and it is the first pro-
duced by MI. Tourneur as an indie
pendent producer. The photoplay is
filled with stirring action from start
to finish, and there are numerous
'splendidly photographed scenes. It
teens with suspensive interest, the
villains being constantly foiled at
the eleventh hour. Excellent views
are shown Of the Earl of Woodstock's
country estate, the Gypsy camp, rae
ing stables, tallyhos, the National
Sporting Club of London and last,
genuine picture of the famous Eng
lish Derby at EPSON. The story
has to do with John, Earl of Wood
stock, who battles against odds to
regain his lost financial position by
backing two great sporting events,
and whose efforts are nearly baked
by an inveterate and INSCRIPTIONS
enemy and it may be safely said, it
has been SO well done, as to make you
forget all else as you follow the for
tunes of the principles in the story,
and Sporting Life" is hailed as one
of the finest and most tremendous
pictures produced in this country for