The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-31


Mrs. Walter Deere.
The Rev. MI. Stevenson of 81
Peters church, Lyndonvillc, will
preach this evening in St. Andrew
church at 7.3O.
A rather unusual service will he
that of the South church Wednesday,
evening. The young men of thG
church are to conduct it.
Mrs. w. S. Davis went Tuesday
night to New York to visit her daugh-
ter, Miss Frances Davis, who is a
student in Columbia University dur
ing the Easter vacation.
When country boy falls in with
a lot of Broadway chorus girls what
happens? "The Clodhoppcr" tells the
story of country boy to whom life
on the farm is simply work, work,
work, but strange to say, he is con-
tented with his lot. He is satisfied
though anything but snug. He wan
to better his condition, but knows that
this can only be done through more
work and he is willing to do this 1t
is his home conditions which finally
drive him to the big city. There lie
gets position as "a clodhopper" in a
Broadway musical show. The result is
not only thrilling but laughable.
Charles Ray gets everything out of
the situation. That is the art of
Charles Ray "The Clodhoppcr' IS
at the Globe tonight.
Miss Marion and Jennie King weAt
to Passumpsic Tuesday to visit
friends for the day.
Mrs. Carl Fuller went to Pcacham
Tuesday to visit her brother, Gail
EMERSON, the remainder of the week.
Mrs. John Wilkc and daughter
Of Windsor are here visiting her
mother, Mrs. Fred Conlcy.
Lorenzo Waite ha d slight opera
ton at Brightlook Hospital Tuesday
morning.
Miss Lena Williams of Concord
has been visiting her St. Johnsbusy
friends.
Mrs. Fred Crosby is confined to the
house by illness.
Hugh Clifford has accepted a poi
ton at the office of the E. and I.
Fairbanks and Co.
Thomas Brough, formerly with the
f. and T. Fairbanks and Co. but now
of Bristol, Conn, is here on business
for few days.
c. F. Griswold, who has been i'll
for the past few months, is able to re-
sumo his work at the American Fox
& Hoe Co.
Miss Natalie Marden is spending
her Easter vacation in Springfield,
Mass.
Capt and Mrs. Stewart Cheney are
he proud parents of 10 pound
Elizabeth Adelaide, born
Monday, March 20.
Principal and Mrs. MILFORD Bodine
If Greensboro were here Tuesday on
heir way to Bellows Falls for the
week.
Mrs. Esther Holmes of the Spauld-
ng Neighborhood is spending the
week withher son, Floyd Holmes.
George Guyer is back on his job
Is hackman.
George Harritos went to Barre
Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Charles Asselin is in New
bort visiting at Andrew Asselin'a
home.
Wayne Perry of Barre is visiting
lis grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. P.
ticks.
Miss Airline Francis is visiting Mrs.
hutchinson at st. Johnsbury Center.
Mrs. J. X. Bennett of Enosburg
Falls is visiting her son, Harry Budd.
Miss Mabel l.. Spencer is at st.
Albans as court stenographer for the
rankin county court
Edward Peterson was in Woods
lille Tuesday on business.
The special term of the supreme
curt will convene at st. Johnsbufy
tuesday,, April 6 at ten O'Clock This
csson is held to accommodate the
awyers of the three northeastern
ounties and it is not expected that
nc session will be long one.
Miss Esther Gilpin of Barton, who
as been at Brightlook Hospital for
lie past ten days recovering from an !
peration for appendicitis, returned !
} her home Tuesday, accompanied by
or father and mother.
Arthur F. Stone is in Burlington
day attending the meeting of the !,
car Relief Committee for Vermont !
I'd the luncheon given Rev. Dr.. ,
mes l.. Barton of Boston. Amongh-
C speakers at the evening meeting |
sides DR.. Barton are President J. $
. Thomas of Middlebury and Col. Y
S. Emery of Newport. o
Fl. o. Budd, cx-seaman and Glen j
sles, both of st. Johnsbury, recently D
ceived Victory buttons at the local '
avy recruiting station in Burling- a
n,