The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-10
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Mrs. Sarah Halcrow is visiting Mrs.
George Cook at West Danville.
John B. Hall of Berlin is a week
end visitor of friends here,
George E. Powers is the new clerk
at the Avenue house.
Arthur G.. Sprague has purchased
! the w. H Stevens house on Cliff
Street
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Woodbury.
have returned to their home in Bos-
ton after visit at C. H. Woodbury's
The office of Dunnett, Shields and
Conant is receiving new paint and
paper.
John Gibson of McIndoes Falls is
here visiting Mr.. and Mrs. C. B.
Chase few days.
Miss Edith M. Clifford OF North
Danville is visiting her aunt at No.
6 Summer street
Miss Flossie Boutain, who has been
! confined to the bed with q sprained
ankle, is able to sit up.
Mrs. John Rickaby of Boston is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary
Menut.
Miss Mabel Kelley was a recent
visitor of Miss Bertha Lee at East
St. Johnsbury.
Fred Tousant of Danvillc is work
ing at the scale factory and is soon
to move his family here.
The Academy boys and girls are
lamcnting why not the holiday Friday
instead Of Thursday so they could at
tend the big ball game.
Mrs. Arthur T. Graves and son,
Edmund, are home from an etended
trip with relatives in Maidstone,
Saskatchewan.
Mrs. J. w. Gilmore, who has been
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. j. P. Tier
ney, has returned TO her home in
Rock Island.
Mrs. C. f. o Tinker, who has spent
some time a guest of her son, Well
ington Tinker, at Upper Monte Clare,
New Jersey, has returned to her
home here.
DR.. and Mrs. John Wesley left
Thursday for Burlington where DR..
Wesley is attending the State Medi-
cal meeting. Mrs. Wesley will visit
her sister, Miss Esther Frost, who is
attending Middlebuly College, and
both DR.. and Mrs. eWslcy will return
home Saturday.
"The Heart of Youth" is a romance
of youth and the great outdoors,
l spirited and trimming over with hu-
| NOR, it is as full of action as an egg
is of meat, and has all those qualities
of entertainment and appeal which
are essential to the artistic and finan-
cial success of screen productions Of
the better class. Lila Lee, the
dainty Paramount Star with her
beauty, magnets n, youth and win
someness has the leading role and a
long list Of notables play support.
At the Please u today.
Never was there seen a lovlier
bride and never has Alice Brady
done such clever, appealing and
splendid work as in her very latest
Select Picture, ellis Bridal Night"
which comes to the Globe Theatre
tonight The picture is a sure knock
out! It's a ripping, racing, rollicking
farce. In dual role characterizing
the twins vi and Tiny Playfair, Miss
Brady is excellent. One minute the
demure, dignifed Tiny, the next the
dashing, gay, fliratious vi, whose
daring knows no bounds, not even to
prevent her clipping with another
man on her bridal night. And never
never has such remarkable doub-
ling been seen as in this picture.
You find yourself wondering, pom
dering how in the world Miss Brady,
as the twins, looks at herself, talks
to herself and passes herself by The
silver sheet has never had anything
better. Star, direction, photography,
cast, story--all are superb. "His Bri-
day Night" is adapted from the play
of the same name in which the Dolly
Sisters made such big hit; reincarn-
ated as a photoplay with the beauti-
full Miss Brady as the star, it will
make the world sit up and take
notice.