The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-26
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News


married Grace Pequin of North Dan
vile and his wife and four youn,
children survive him. The funera
was held on Wednesday and the buri
al was at North Danville.
Miss Maud Marshall, daughter O
Mr.. and Mrs. |. G. Marshall, sail
from New York Friday with part,
of % who are going to do relief worl
in the Near East. Miss Marshall's du
ties arc sccretarial and she will b,
located at Tihis, a city in Armeni;
between the Black and the Caspian
Seas
Dorothy Daltons latest Paramount
/ picture ellis Wife's Friend" is con
ceeded to be her best. The story i!
laid in England and Miss Daltor
! plays titled woman of the aristro
cracy. 1t is a picture of rare quality
unsurpassed for elegance of produc
ton. Her gowns are wonders OF
creations and the whole picture teens
with interest, love and life. The
Trade Review says: mo one SHOULD
miss it, It's at the Please U tomor
/ row.
Billie Burke's legion of admirers
viii not be disappointed in her new
picture "Wanted--a Husband, Satur.
day, Samuel Hopkins Adams wrote
tne story and it appeared in Coller's
Weekly under the title ENTER D..
Arcy.' 1t is Miss Burke's very lates!
and it's funnier than any of her 9TH
ers, and does such startling things
as take a shower bath and box with
her trainer to add to the gaiety! AT
the Please U Saturday.
Max Forbes is very comfortable at
the st. Johnsbury hospital. Mrs
Forbes is i'll at her home on Prospect
! Street.
Mrs. Herman Rudd and little girl
are very i'll with pneumonia at their
home on Portland street.
f. II. Hallett leaves tonight for
Boston.
Mrs. Alice Bradley of Springfield,
Mass, is here visiting her mother,
Mrs. A. w. Babcock.
Mrs: a, ". Babcock and daughter,
Mrs. Alice Bradley, visited Mrs. S.
J. Astle at Monroe Wednesday,
Mrs. II. S. Davis of ST. Johnsbul
Center visited her daughter, Mrs.
Reginald Turner, here Wednesday,
Ralph Shastany of East st. Johns
bury visited here Wednesday.
John Darlington of Bakersfield
vas business visitor Tuesday, call
ing on old friends.
William A. Wright is home from
Boston and Brattleboro where he
has been on business.
Miss Elvina Desrochers is i'll at
her home on Railroad street.
Elgin Paquin of Springfield is
here called by the death Of John
Roberts.
Mrs. Carrie Blaisdcll of Lyndon
vile spent Tuesday in town.
Miss Madeline |. Randall is able
to be out after long illness
Mrs. Samuel Marawitz is i'll at her
home on Pearl street.
l.. E. Stafford was in East Burke
Tuesday to see his father who is suf-
fering from slight shock.
Mrs. r. l.. Childs of Springfield,
Mass, who has been here visiting her
mother, Mrs. W. s. Masten the
past two weeks, left Wednesday
morning for her home.
Miss Hazel Winship went Wednes-
day to Wells River to visit friends.
Paul d. Sherry was in Morrisvillc
Tues Ay on business.
James A, Impey went to Hardwick
Wednesday on business.
Paul u. Sherry has opened an Of
fee in the Brunette building .
Mrs. A. l.. Bailey was in Burlng-
ton Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ID. Gilman are
home from a trip to New Boston, n.
II.
Howard Thomas has been visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Milton Smith at /,
West Lebanon, N. H.
Miss Lora VaIney is spending Il
few days in Northampton, Mass.
Miss NSta Palmer of White River
Junction is the guest of her brother,
3. A. Palmer.
A certificate Of Che proposed issue
# GO shares of stock of the Northern
'adillac Co.. Inc, of st. Johnsbury
las been filed in the Office of the Sec
ctary of State at Montpelier.
Mrs. Lyman Holton and Mrs. Free
nan Russell of Concord and Mira
erley d. Bacon and Mrs. T. f.
Wheaton, of St. Johnsbury Center
listed here Wednesday.
eNwell Williams of Danville died
the st. JohnsbuIy Hospital on
eb. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Goodrich
no started on an extended trip
Nv weeks ago for the South and
'est, have reached Pasadena, Cal,
nd will spend a goodly portion Of the
Ext month in California.
The many friends of Harry A. Mar
IN, chief of the fire department., will
, pleased to learn that he is steadily \
covering from his serious illness
pneumonia and is able to be out =
'ors a little. \
A woman's wit against mans