The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-19

There will be clam chowder sup
per at the Universalist church
Thursday night from $50 o'clock I'M
ill all arc served.
Rev. L. A. Edwards, pastor of the
Congregational church at Newport,
called on some of his St. Johnsbury
friends Monday.
Justice of the Peace Edwin c. Pot-
ter, Lawyer Guy w. Hill and |. G.
Marshall of the City Mission were
hnsiness visitors in Danville Friday.
Miss e. V. McMannis, r. N. left
Monday for New York City where
she will take post graduate
course.
Miss Andrea Roy has taken up a
position with the +. N. Randall Co.
during the absence Of Miss Bessie
Aldrich, who is confined to the house
by, Illness
Jack Kaczer leaves for New York
Tuesday morning to meet his mother,
brother and sister, who arrive on the
S. S. Moordam Wednesday from Ru-
mania.
Miss Natlie Marden is recoviring
from an operation for appendicitis at
Brightlook hospital. Mrs. Marden
is out of the Lougee and Smythe
store during her illness.
Mrs. Agnes H. Young has recover
ed from her recent illness and goes
this week from Brightlook Hospital
to the home of her brother, Guy W.
Hill, on Cliff street.
Lawyer Guy w. Hill spoke before
a well attended meeting of the Equal
Suffrage Club at tho Museum
Thurs lay afternoon on the executive
and judiciary departments Of our
state government.
The class il millinery will meet
Monday evening at 7.30 in the Do
nestle Science room in the South
building Of the Union schools for
registration and to plan for the work
81 lho now course.
NazoI is an ideal nasal ointment.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their an
nual birthday and bag social in the
Methodist Episcopal church parlor
on Thursday Jan. % at 2 o'clock.
Supper will be served at 6 and tn
gentlemen are invited.
The mercury registered at 90 below
zero il yaiou paris Of the town
Monday morning and it was 8 below
zero ut noon. 1t was the coolest
thus far Of the winter and it has been
extremely difficult to keep buildings
md houses warm throughout the da,'.
Music lovers will not want to miss
the concert at Montpelier City Hall
Feb. 9 given by The Famous Russian
Symphony Orchestra Of 60 aCn,
Tickets now on sale. Send orders "to
}, b. Eames, Box 286, Barre, VT
Prices 70 to $3.50, including tax.
adv 15-17-20-22
The last Congrcrationaliat has
a most Jcadable article by Rev. Paul
d. Moody, now of New York city, en-
titled profit or Loss for the Chap
lain." 1t is an appraisal of war ex-
periences and with the articles are
portraits Of Chaplain Moody and one
of Gen. Pershing bestowing the Dis
tinguished Service Medal upon
Bishop C. H. Brent, the Senior Chap
lain.
Marguerite Clark's latest Para
0ount picture, "Come Out of the
Kitchen" is a delightful one, and
incorporates all that is essential for
the highest standard Of excellent en-
tertainment. This is the famous
play in which Ruth Chatterton star
red for two years on Broadway and
which has played in many other cities
all over the country. Alice Duer
Miller wrote the novel which had
tremendous sale. And then A. E.
Thomas, realizing the possibilities Of
the story for the stage, made it into
a play And now comes the screen
version. And Marguerite Clark is
going to star in it! This, we take
no hesitation in saying, is one Of the
biggest screen features ever shown.
"Come Out of the Kitchen" is an en-
enormous attraction i'll its own right;
the combination of Marguerite Clark
and the famous play is one that can
not be surpassed. The picture has
been sumptuously produced, and af-
fords Miss Clark the opportunity for
her best screen offering. Eugene
0'Rlian is her LEADING man. while the
rest of the supporting players arc
of the best. The patrons of the
Please U may be assured of a choice
screen selection. Today and tomor-
'ow.
Use Nazol fo-- colds in children and
adults adv.