Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1920-03-03

AlI>N Mia IHihltf o. W hlte klNcl
Junction is The guest OF hti brother
T.. a. Palmer.
> \ certificate of the proposed iSsu,
of 60 shares Of stock Of the Northern
= Cadillac Co.. Inc, of st. JohnsbulI
has been filed in the Office OF the See
rotary Of State at Montpelier.
Mrs Lyman Holton and Mrs. FREQ
man Russell of Concord and Mra
Perley ID. Bacon and Mrs. +. +
Wheaton of st. Johnsbuly Center
visited here Wednesday.
cNwell Williams of Danville died
at the st. Johnsbury Hospital on
Feb. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Goodrich
who started on an extended trip a
few weeks ago for the South and
West, have reached Pasadena. Cal,
and will spend goodly portion Of the
next month in California.
The many friends of Harry A. Mar
den, chief of the fire department, will
he pleased to learn that he is steadily
recovering from hs serious illness
of pneumonia and is able to be out
doors little.
A woman'S wit against Il mans
passion with two lives at stake! The
revolutionists had captured and con-
victed the man she loved on the
charge of being an "aristrocrat"- and
death was the penalty! Tears and
pleading had failed and as the black
shadow of doom fell upon her lover
she played a game; a game that only
a woman knows; grim game as old
us eternity and-See Geraldine Far
rar in her browning screen achieve
mcnt, "The World and its Woman"
An epic photoplay; one of the most
magnificent spectacles the screen has
ever seen. Miss FaTar appars for
the first time supported by her hus-
band, Lou Tcllegen, styled "the most
romantic actor in America" It's a
Goldwyn picture: it's at the Globe to-
night.
Miss Luella Brooks went to Can
ton, Mass, Thursday where she will
work for Mrs. Fred J. Babcock.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. d. Mclaughlin
went to Springfield, Mass, Thursday
where they will make their home. .
The funeral of Mrs. Clarssa Met
calf, who died Monday will be held .
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
+. c. Sherbulnc, and the burial will
be in hasburg. Mrs. Metcalf leaves
four children, Mrs. A. f. Grant, Mrs.
+. c. Shciburne, Guy p. Mctcalf, all
of St. Johnsbuy, and Pl!nn Met
calf of Coventry.
The automobile fire truck VIZ: call
ed to the home Of David +. Porter
on Mt. Pleasant street Thursday
morning for u chimney fire. The dam
age to the property was slight and
the blaze was soon extinguished.
Mrs. G. w. Luce has returned to
Montpelier, having been called hero
by the illness of her father, julius
C. Salina. The latter's many friends
will be glad to know he is much inn
proved though Mrs. Salina is still in
poor health.
The auto fire truck was called to
the Fairbanks scale shops Wedncs-
day afternoon for q small blaze in the
tin shop. The fire was all extinguish- 4
cd before the department arrived on
tie scene.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs. !
William j. Holloway extend their
deep sympathy to them in the death
Of their son, Kenneth William, which
occurred at their home on Prospect
Avenue, Thursday morning. He was !
six months and six days old and died !
Of pneumonia. The funeral will be
icld at the home Saturday afternoon +
1t. o'clock, conducted by Rev. {
George A. Martin. {
Miss Mary l.. Wheeler has gone
% New York with her sister, Mrs. 7
Atansotf, who sails Saturday i
'ol Constantinoplc and will later join
ler husband in Sofia, Bulgaria. Mrs.
Antasof has been in this country four +
,ears and her two children will return
With her to Bulgaria. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred l.. Fisher Of h
Vest Barnet arc the proud parents Of y
IN eight pound girl which was born
It the Frost sanitarium in St. Johns E
,ury on Monday, March I.
The members of the Outlook Club ,
will meet with Mrs. T. H. Underwood y
IN Wednesday afternoon for sewing
IN Missionary work. A large at v
enhance is desired. il
Mrs. Benjamin Ward and little 4
laughter left Mrs. Moore's sanitar-
um Sunday and went to their home t
n North Danville. {
A. +. Scott is OUT with his auto
Ifter three weeks driving a hack on
account of the snow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Peck re- u
urned home Saturday from a week
pent in Boston. 7
Charles Town of Boston was here v
Monday on business.
Raymond Stevens spent Sunday t
,cre with friends.
Mrs. Michael Colman is q little t
,ettcr at this writing. J
Mrs. J. c. Taylor is quite i'll with
he grippe b
Miss Sadie Hooker returned Satul- il
lay from Groton where she has been L
nursing.