The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-03

rom weeks trip to Philadelnbi.
where DR.. Allen was so successful :,
Seliihg Holsteln stock at the Brent
wood auction.
Ellen Powers, housekeeper at Ror
tfand's Hall, is taking a two weel :
vacation visiting friends in Havcr
hih' Mass, Boston and New York
MIS- Alice Meade is taking her place
at Bertrand hall.
MISS Edith M. Clifford of North
Danvllle visited her aunt, at No r
summer street, Friday.
MIS-, E. Barquin has purchased =
touring car.
Miss Helen Stcarns returned +,
hfldsewater Normal school Sunda,
hl3ht after a weeks vacation Win
ncr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George II
Stearns.
Hairy Stanton has moved his fam
ny to the house on Summer street
winch he recently purchased Of
Charles Marshall.
The many pupils of B. Frank H,r.
rs the popular piano teacher. will
axe part IN recital at Pythian hall
saturday afternoon. The recitl no.
ems at O'Clock. The public is IN
Flted to attend.
MIS-. George H. Cross has returned
rom a winter spent at Biddeford
Me-, with her daughter, Mrs 7
Frank Trull.
T. j. Gllfillan and Ellery F. CLARK
nave gone to lrasburg where tho
eral highway project which Nrr Cn
iShed. ~ ''''
Mr.. and Mrs. Cunier, the Misse.
Cantlln, Vincent Mollica and Altar
IfaveS motored from Lebanon. n. II
sunday afternoon and visited II tbo
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Graves.
David E, Porter went Monday af- |
'eInoon to GuildhalI to attend Essex
county court
Mrs. Syble, wife of E. II. Hallett
OF St. Johnsbury Center died Sun
Iay and the funeral will be held AT
me nome of her daughter, Mrs
Henry Gallagher, Wednesday after
'oon at l o'clock
The May meeting of the Bripbtlo *
hospital Aid Association will he held
VI the Nurses Home Monday aftcr-
loon, May 10 at 2 o'clock. Ladies arc
'Sked to reserve the afternoon 20
ONE and help finish the SEWING -
ms VIII be the last meeting until
October
Margaret Marie, the five year old
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
'auphln, died Sunday after an illness
i tive weeks. She was a beautiful
title child and the parents will re-
eve the sympathy of wide
lrcle of friends, Besides her
lther and mother she leaves a
Ster, Leonora, brother, Everett. h
nd another sister, Lucia. II
Guy w. Hill is the first of our II
'WhSman to appear in ovoralls and II
lew others have followed suit. Miss H
afah Brigham of Lawyer HIPS II
lice is the first woman to appear in II
bungalow apron. II
Spring Is coming slowly but surely. III
ne piping hyloids have appeared in VI
II streams and the arbutus is in bud III
East Barnet. Tourists report some Nj
the roads as passable north and i'll
uth, but east and west the mud Ill
'lcS almost prevent automobile traf- HI
c. The first lawn mower made its III
'pearance on Railroad street park III
onday morning and many hav III
en- sweet peas already planted. III
William Farnum, the hero of / III
eat love story No more compelling III
nouncement could be made. All If III
=. tarnum'S men are types of tn III
Inhood which all humanity looks up III
big, broad fellows, warm hearted. III
ut-hcarted, strong--yct tender III
ever ready to make fight in the HI
ght that forces right. Heart HI
ngs' Is not only great love HI
ny; 1t is filled with intense mo- III
nts that give the fullest play to III
. Farnum's dramatic powers. It HI
story of hope deferred: of. poig- III
1t sorrow: of sublime love. 1t J.,
rceful, compelling: it thrills and
-isfies. William Falnum in
cart Strings" opens at the Globe H
light II