The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-24
LOCAL NEWS

Friday on Highland avenue.
A. B. Dow has purchased A. Han
nett's house at Lyndon.
Mrs. Charles Severance and c. FL.
Davis were called to Brockton, Mass,
Friday, by the death of their uncle.
Ray P. Bailey is confined to the
house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Gage of Ollean,
n. Y, were visitors in town Thursday
and Friday.
The St. Johnsbury college club
will meet at the Fairbanks Museum
Saturday afternoon at three o'clock.
Beginning with the coming week,
The Caledcnian is putting on two
full-time reporters to get the daily
news in this vicinity. To get all the
news, while it is news, will be the
motto of the management.
The barn on the farm of Frank
Lawrence, On the Waterford road,
burned Wednesday night, with all the
nay and II cattle. About one-half of
he cattle were owned by DR.. John
NJ. Allen.
T. A. Richard of this town has sold
lis farm in Wheelock to A. Hannett
of Lyndon. The sale was made
through tn. A. B. Dow Real Estate
Agency. Mr.. Richard has heretofore
been living at s Brook street.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Marshall enter
sained about 60 of their City Mission
friends Thursday evening at the city
Mission. Music was enjoyed through
out the evening and refreshments of
cake and coffee were served. A plea
SAINT evening was enjoyed by all.
The office of the United States EN-
ployment Service in the Pythlan
building is adorned by a large and at
sractive sign. Hardly day passes
out what employment is found for
someone and just now the principal
assignment Of labor is on the farms
n this vicinity.
A soft warm rain yesterday and
snow today again is adding to the va
riety Of the winter in this vicinity
this year. Several out of town people
| who are constantly looking for re-
| ports Of the weather in this communi-
" every day had better postpone
their winter vacations to St. Johns
bury until we can get back to oul
famous So below.
Good Night, Paul" starring be
witching Constance Talmadge is 6
particularly bright comedy drama of a
very high order and exceedingly en-
oyable. There is a laugh in every
foot of film and is a vertiable bon
lnza of wholesome comedy situations
| heightened by suspense and thrills
| Much of the action in "Pink Paja-
mas" Bill Parsons newest laugh veh-
icle takes place in a pullman cal
where Bill fits about in his new glae
| night rainlent carrying on Irritation
| with a beautiful woman. At the
Globe tonight.
Special attention is called to the
adv. of Asselin Bros, in this issue
Asselin Bros, who did no newspaper
Advertising Of appreciable volume be
core the Evening Caledonian was es-
;ablished, are developing into one Of
the towns best advertisers. And mer
Of firms wl-o are progressive enough
60 carry a sizeable volume of news
paper advertising are progressive
enough to maintain a store where yol
get the right kind Of deal and ser
vice on a trade. A. W. Scott i:
another local merchant, who is feel
ing his way into print, who shoulc
have all the appreciation and encour
| agement which this people and the
public can accord him.
Il The management of the Please [
takes great pleasure in presenting t.
it's patrons a picture of so strong
a type as "The Sign Invisible" today
/, Mitchell Lewis is the star and al
those who saw him in The Barrie
and Nine Tenths of the Law have
asked when he would again be shown
and in his self created role of hal
breed in this wonderful drama of un
curbed human impulses staged mids
| the lowering pines and towering
mountains of the great Canadian
northwest, he even surpasses his pre-
vious supreme efforts. This is un
questionably one of the best scree1
plays ever shown here. At the Pleas,
| theatre today.