St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-07-28

scrap non and automobile tires be
came stalled on Eastern Arenue just
| above the Post Office at about $50
o'clock last night and started to roll
back down hill. The driver lcgained
control of the machine and crampetl
it into the curb He was perfectly
at ease and said that about five gal
lorS more of gasoline in the tank
| would enable it to make the hill. The
incline was so steep and his gasoline
supply so low that it did not feed
to the carbureto'.
Ticket Agent Henderson reports
greater demand than ever 70" pa:lor
car and sleni'' car tickets this SUM
mc!. lore people are travelling and
many engage their accommodations
well in advance.
Miss Mabel Flint and Madeline
Cary arc at JUDGE Harland Z. Howc's
camp at Burlington for the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Sullivan of
Dorchester, Mass. are visiting at ID.
p. Covcny's.
X. Theodore Gadapee has secured
! through the Vermont States Teach
o!.S' registration bureau of Buling-
ton position in Il rural school at
South Stafford.
At the Advent Christian church
the subject of the morning sermon
will be lessons of Fidelity and Re-
ward from the Coronation of David.
The pastor plans an exchange with
Rev. A. II. Elicson of the Advent
Christian church OF Lttlcton for
Sunday. AUG. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Pratt of Water
bury, VT, are the parents of an eight
pound daughter born on Monday. The
child's grandparents are the Rev.
and Mrs. L. E. Peabody of Water
bury and Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln A.
Pratt of St. Johnsbury.
George w. Brooks and daughter
Charlotte have gone to New York
city to visit some of Mr.. Brooks re
latives.
Mrs. Merle f. Varncy and children
have returned to her home in Franz
ingham, Mass, after spending a
months vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Brooks.
Mrs. George F. Warner has return
ed from weeks outing at Eden
Pond. She also visited friends in
Newport.
MI. and Mrs. George Wilkins and
mother spent Sunday at Joc's Pond.
Miss Gertrude Tubman has gone to
Canada for few weeks to visit her
aunt.
Mrs. William Lee and children of
Gardner, Mass, are here spending
vacation with Mrs. Charlie Widges.
Roydon Chickering and family of
Detroit, Mich, are visiting his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Chickering.
Mrs. C. A. Streeter received a tel
gram Tuesday morning announcing
the death of her sisters husband ID.
G. Wentwarth at Laconia, N. H. Mir.
Wentworth has been Superintendent
of the State fish hatchery there for
the past Is years.
Stupendous is the word. You'll say
so, too. It's the motion picture OF
the houl-one containing an ppeal to
the deepest human feelings. It's a
heart revelation and nothing is so
interesting, fascinating and mystcr-
ious as the heart, this nhotodrama
X-rays the heart. 1t shows man
come up from the DEPTHS of prison
hell-come back to step into his
brothers shoes. His brother was
parson, tender, sensitive soul, while
he was fiphter-a big, ,red-bloodcd
doer of things. If you love children;
if you like to see a man batter down
obstacles and come back winer; if
you like to have wour heart torn with
a tender, noble love story; if you like
to be lifted by an inspired message
and your mind eXalted-youll just
have to come and see "OtherMen's
Shoes" A seven reel, all star cast de-
pict this wonderful photo''~-- and its
at the PleaseU today and tomorrow.
Miss Helen Powers of Fitzdale is
visiting among friends in town this
week.
Mrs. John Simonds goes to Fab
vans, N. H.. today on a vacation.
Miss Myrtle and Oris Underwood
return today from Orange Mass.
Miss Airline Francis is spending
the week at the home of Mrs. A. X.
Powers Of Waterford.
Robert Fillmore and Miss Harri-
cite of Mooers, N. Y, ale guests of
w. 3. Fitch.
Donald Blodeett and Reddie Knapp
have gone to Buffalo for Dodge cars
for the Goss garape. They will drive
them back to St. Johnsburv.
MI. and Mrs. J. ID. Blackshaw Of
Andover, Mass, are at their cottage
at Joe's Pond.
DR.. Sweet, Mrs. Sweet and Miss
Doris Sweet of Southern Pines, N. C.
are visiting A. C. Hawkins. They are
touring by auto to Pennington, Me.
Dr.. w. B. Fitch and family are
home from Mnner's N Y