The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-20
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Come to the Globe Theatre tonight
and let US introduce you to "the most
beautiful ,rirl in America" Olive
Thomas in her latest and best pro-
duction to date, youthful Folly"
The new story is one of tangled
loves and jealousies told in perfect
storm of action; problem in matri-
monial geometry, with brilliant come
dy touches. See Olive Thomas as the
Southern Beauty who pursued the
"bluebird" of happiness to gay Goth
am. Let's Go!
Opening dance, May 20, at Point
Comfort Pavilion, Joe's Pond
Wed, Thur, Fri, Sat.
Ferdinand Nadeau, the 20-months-
old son of MI. and Mrs. Ferdinand
Nadeau OF No. 131 Main street, died
Sunday night of acute Indigestion.
Funeral services and burial was
Tuesday morning.
The Academy Student is now on
sale at Smiths Book Store and at the
Don c. Stiles Co. This is the Ath-
lotic number with pictures of the
boys and girls basketball teams and
also fine literary and joke depart
mcnts. The price is Is cents.
C. f. Kirk has sold the John Seyre
property on the corner of Marion
avenue and River street to John
Garry. Possession was given at once.
M. Seyre and family have gone to
Nashua to live.
The Commercial Club hold a good
loads smoker at Pythian Halk this
evening at which there will be an
oren forum on good roads. The
speakers arc State Highway Com
missioner Bates, State Engineer
Mcintosh, District Commissioner
Sthocker and Road Commissioner =.
i. Lawrence. Following the smoker
n meeting will be held of the signers
to the plan to purchase landing
field for aeroplanes.
About a score of the friends OF
Miss Ida Barnard gave her kitchen
shower Tuesday evening at the home
Of Mrs. C. J. Clark. The affair was
complete surprise and the young
lady received many useful presents
Miss Florence Clark and Mrs. S. W
Morrison served refreshments.
Alphonse White and Claude Wei
foot have formed a partnership fol-
the manufacture and sale both at
wholesale and retail of ice cream.
Word has been received here. by
one of his relatives Of the death at
Exeter N. H., of Frank W. Camp.
The many friends of Mrs. Edward
Higgins are glad to know she is max
ing rapid progress from her recent
operation at Brightlook.
H. A. Graves, ma ger OF the
Globe, had as guests last evening al
the theatre the graduating class, the
faculty Of the Academy and the
teachers from all the other schools
in town.
Mrs. M. NJ. Taplin of Orleans was
here Wednesday on business.
Lawyer Guy w. Hill was in Con-
cord Thursday to try case.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter LaChance have
returned from Boston where they
went on their wedding trip.
Henry Cole had an operation on
his eye at Brightlook hospital We'd
nesday.
Ernest H. Cowles is in Toledo, O.,
with party of % from Mclndoes
Falls, who have gone for the Stewart
Garage to drive home Overland cars.
A. L. Bailey is in Boston this week
on a business trip.
Daniel T. Gilman is in Concord to-
day as a witness in the case of John
Il. Stuart VS.. Roy e. Roy.
Eddie Pope is home from . bust
ness trip to Montreal.
Mrs. Douglas Lyster is recovering
from an operation at the st. Johns
bury hospital.
c. H. Davis, who has been located
here for the past three years in the
pulp business, is moving to Newport
The office in the Calderwood block
will be kept open for the present by
S. E. Richardson.
Mrs. Exine Stevens has finished
work at the Lougee and Smythe store
and accepted position at the Mer
chants bank.