The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-22
Bert Constantineu has accepted


position at the Wright garage.
Mrs. Luther Jcwett and Miss Flea
nor Bowan have returned from trip
to Lansing, Michigan Her father,
Edwin Bowan returned with them.
Mrs. Coburn, mother of G. W. Co
burn, is very i'll at the home of her
son on Pine Street.
Miss Gertrude S. Menut is assisting
in the Caledonian- Record office dur
ing the absence Of the editor and pub
Usher, Herbert A. Smith.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Danforth Of
Danvlle who have been visiting here
went to Littleton, N. H., Thursday to
visit their daughter, Miss Christine
Danforth, who is training in the Lit
tleton hospital.
F. B. Jacques left Thursday fo2
Windsor on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. D. Bean returned
Thursday morning from st. Peters
burg, Fla, where they have spent the
winter. On the homeward journey
they stopped a week in Washington
and few days IN Baltimore and were
much Inconvenience in securing Pull
man reservations by the strike. Mr..
Bean brought home couple Of
chameleons as a. souvenir of his
winters trip.
DR.. and Mrs. W. T. Grenfell are The
guests of Dr.. John NJ. Allen during
their brief stay in st. Johnsbury.
c. f. Kirk has bought the house on
Summer street owned by the late Mrs
Abby Mccarthy. Mr.. Kirk also
bought the Dr.. W. J. Aldrich house,
| Cherry street and has sold it to Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Martin. who will &C.
cupy it.
William J. Barry of Hartford
Conn, who has been calling on his
two sisters, Mrs. Ernest Maynard and
Miss Olive Barry, has returned home.
John H. Carpenter has returned to
his home in Boston after being cor
daily greeted here by his old friends.
During his short stay in St. Johns
bury he leased one of his houses on
Clinton avenue to its present occu-
pant, DR.. C. NJ. Richmond.
Gov. Clement has appointed Frank
II. Brooks one of the six delegates
from Vermont to attend the confer
ence of library trustees at the Boston
public library April %. The enlarged
program of the American Library as
ISOLATION will be considered at the
conference.
Edward Young of Harvard College
is spending the week with his parents
Supt. and Mrs. W. H. Young.
Amos W, Scott has returned from
a trip to Colebrook, n. H., where he
was called in regard to the sale of
the Hampshire Inn property.
Mrs. w. p. Smith who recently
sold her home to DR.. r. H. Burke,
has rented the apartment in the II
{. Boynton house occupied by Dr..
Burke's family.
Miss Anna Langlois of Springfield,
Mass. who came here Saturday 70
visit friends, has taken a position IN
the Fairbanks Office.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society will have food sale at the
South church, Friday at 8 m.
Ralph Provencal has returned
from Boston where he has been
studying the player piano.
Mrs. George Roberts, mother Of
Mrs. Philip Fletchery died Wednesday
morning at her home in Shelbulne.
Mr., and Mrs. Fletcher are in Shell
bulne.
Mrs. d. y. Patterson who has
spent the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Herbert Deland Williams of
Hastings on-the- Hudson, n. Y, and
with Judge and Mrs. W. P Stafford
in Washington, ID. c., returns to
st. Johnsbury this week preparatory
to vacating her home on Main Street
sold to DR.. w. B. Fitch.
Miss Ellie b. Higgins i- the guest
this week of Miss Bertha Lee of Eas.
St. Johnsbury.
That had been his challenge:
"Show me a sign from Heaven tailor
man, and may believe in your God"
Charley Steele satheism again brought
him trouble For the fanatical tailor
crcpt upon him while he slept, and
in his trembling hand was a little
cross, heated white-hot. A sign
from Heaven branded on his
breast. With that he would believe.
And Steele slept. This is but one Of
the many high-lights of drama in
"The Right of Way" the Sir Gilbert
Parker story in which Bert Lytell is
Starring. Sec it today at the Globe