The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-27
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Orvis r. Hale, who died on Feb.
20, in his 81st year was born IN Plain
field, June 90, 1889 He married in
1880 Julia A. Kinney and leaves
three sons, Henry H. of st. Johns
bury, Harold Nj. of Saugus, Cal, and
O. Dean Hale of this place. He also
leaves three grandsons. The funeral
was held at his home Wednesday af
ternoon, conducted by Rev. f. B.
Richards and the entonbment was at
| Cabot.
Lenten services this evening ut
! 7.30 at Ct. Andrews Parish House
with exposition of st. Johns Gospel.
Major and Mrs. John w. Tinker
are receiving congratulations over the
birth of daughter, Esther May, on
Feb. %.
The citizens are reminded of the
special village meeting in the Town
Hail at 7.30 Friday evening to take
action on cxemptng for 10 years the
shirt factory soon to be started here
by Tauber, Upton G. Co., Of New
York city.
Judge Frank l.. Fish of Vergennes
is here for a few days on legal bust
ness.
Mrs. Adell Howe King, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A.
Cramton for the past three weeks,
returned to her home in Bethel Fri
day morning.
Fred Howe of Conway, N. H., is
visiting his sister, Mrs. :. A. Cram
ton.
Mrs. V. A. Fcnoff of Springfield,
Mass, who has been visiting Mrs.
Lora Spaulding the past two weeks,
left Friday for her home.
Mrs. Almon Priest went Friday to
Bradford after a visit here with her
sister, Mrs. Gladys Bailey.
Mrs. John B. Finley is confined to
the house by sickness.
Mr. and Mrs. r. r. Silver of Fitch
burg, Mass, who have been visiting
here, returned to their home Friday
; Mrs. Silver will be pleasantly re-
membered as Miss Tessia Lunnie.
Mrs. Louis N. Smythc and grand
Z son, Louis End, left Friday for Wood
1 stock to visit her daughter, Mrs Ma
rion Speare.
Mr.. Reed of Alberta is here visiting
Herbert Coats.
II. E. Gray of Waterbury is here
~ business trip.
Mrs. George Lynauqh of Littletor
is here and has taken position at F
C. Sherburnc's Restaurant.
MI. and Mrs. C. Z. Kicker were
called to Groton Friday by the i'll
ness of some of his relatives.
Mrs. Holland Wheeler of Manches
ter, who has been visiting Mrs. w. c
Howe, left for her home Friday.
Miss Grace Waite has sold the mil
q 1inery store formerly owned by the
late Stella Folsom to Mrs. N. A
4 Bladcctt and Mrs. Harry D. Waite
These two ladies have gone to Bos
u ton tosolectth spring millineryanc
$ viii open up the store in season fol
the spring ~ 10 Mrs. Waite learned
the millinery trade of Miss Lucy c
i french.
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLachlr
i aud MI and Mrs. G. D Mclaughlin
left Thursday for Springfield, Mas
where they will make their home.
There was a good delegation of la
i dies from North Danville here Thurs
day night to hear the address by DR.
Rees at Grace Methodist church.
Rev. DR.. C. H Merrill went to Han
over, N H., Friday
Mrs. E Gaskell and her mother
Mrs B. C. Wood of East Burke were
here Friday. Mrs. Wood has beer
y visiting her daughter the past few
days and has returned to her home il
East St Johnsbury.
A. B. BOWS Real Estate Agenc!
mas sold l.. H. WHY'S place at Pas
5umpsic to Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Shat
ney. MI. Witty intends to move t.
ST. Johnsbury.
Big and complete as have beer
George Behan's former successes, The
greatest triumph of his career Is
SCOIGu III Ilcll vs. VI NlCh. n piN
lure trimming with heart appeal
tanned with action and Astounding
\ with the keen thrill of living. It's 6
: powerful story, wonderfully pictured
and '" been playing to packed hous
es everywhere. See it-and you viii
be convinced. It's showing at tho
Globe tonight and tomorrow.
Versatility is Dorothy Dalton's
greatest asset. She never appears
twice in the same kind Of a role. Sc
every time you see a Dorothy Daltor
picture you're seeing another side Of
8 a rare personality. Her latest picture
"Hfs Wife's Friend" is laid in Eng
land and Miss Dalton plays a titled
woman of the aristrocracy. The pic
ture is Thomas H .Ince production
which gives it an unsurpassed guar
antee Miss Dalton wears some won.