The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-14
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

GlSCDcyeu MIN, he IIIcu W olnh Viz
ship that was carrying her to sea?
Bly her life was spared, and her faith
el lived to beg her forgiveness. It's
all in "Shore Acres, the big Metro
production of James A. Herne's i'm
mcrtal stage play, starring Alice
Loke. Tremendous drama. A thrill
in& shipwrcck when the light in the
lighthouse Acknowledgment humor,
and tender sentiment are all in this
Unusual feature. It's a corking fine
picture. Don't miss it! ashore
Aces" is at the Globe tonight and
tomorrow. A production that is
fine money and care can make it.
Stop at Russell Lowreys store in
Somerville and get fresh loaf of
Wakefield Bris'. Cream Flake
Bread. Always fresh. adv
Charles Begin of Fairfield, Me-,
spent Sunday with friends in town.
Miss Barney, of Whitfield, N. H.,
was the guest over Sunday of MI
and Mrs. Alfred Laferricre.
There will be dance in Green
Mountain Hall, ST. Johnsbury Center,
Friday night, June IS. Refreshments
will be served. adv
A rare treat for grown-ups and
kiGdies alike will be found in ere
bocca of Sunny Brook Farm, star
ring Mary Pickford and in which she
has made the greatest picture in her
screen career. The story which hun
drods of thousands of Americans
IL; We laughed and wept over is more
appealing than ever on the screen,
and it is just as near perfect pho
tcplay as it is possible to produce. AT
! the Please U today only.
Miss Caroline Woodruff of Johnson
is in town for Il short stay.
A quiet wedding took place in st.
AlCysius church Monday morning, at
six o'clock, the contracting parties
| being Marion Glynn and John Hnch.
There were no guests, and the cere-
n,cny was performed by the Rev.
Father Dwyer, pastor Of the church:
The bride was becomingly gowned
in navy blue taff'eta suit, with hat
to match, and the happy couple left
at once for honeymoon trip to Bos-
ton and New York. Mrs. Hinch has
been for three years popular clerk
in the jewelry store of Lurchln and
I.urchin, and Mr.. Hinch is engaged
in the insurance business. They VIII
make their home in town.
A son was born to DR.. and Ms.
A. w. Preston June II at Nesalla,
Calf, and a grandson to Mrs. George
Wright of this place.
A son was born last Friday to Mi,
ard Mrs. William Goodcll at Grove
ton. n. H., who were former residents
here. MI Goodell having been clerk
in the Avenue hotel until last winter,
when they moved to Groveton, ana
Mr. Goodell a popular clerk in the
Wcolworth store.
Lalph S. Kelsey has moved from
No. y Perkins street to No. 10 La1a-
yette street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Flint have pur-
chased a Ford coupe of the Corner
girage.
Herman Osgood of Danvillc was an
early morning visitor here Monday.
Mrs. George Stanton OF North
Darvillo was here on business .and
ceiling on friends Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Smith and
SCI Gordon, spent Sunday IN Now
port.
Mrs. Abbic Colby spent Sunday
with her son, Sidney Brigham at
Vest Burke.
John Simonds left for Southern
Vermont and New Hampshire on bu-
siress Monday.
Preston Conner spent the weekend
in Barre.
Mrs. Agnes Noel is home from Ma
shua, N. H., where she was called by
the death of a relative.
H. NJ. Worthen who has been visit
inm at the home of H. J. Marden, re-
turned to his home Monday. =,
Mrs. O. w. Boutin of Miles Pond
has been taken to the st. Johnsbury
Hospital for treatment.
Henry Juneau is in Boston on buSl-
ness. y,
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cole and Mr.
ana Mrs. S. 3. Fleming spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Sheldon, al
Berlin.
Daniel Gilman spent the weekend
in Boston.
Morton Taylor who has been en-
plcyed by the. G. P. Moore Company
Tor the past three years, has resign
cd his position and accepted posi-
ton with the Plymouth creamery syS-
tenn of Boston. He expects to pegih
his work the last of the week
Miss Clara Hallctt of the class OF
1920, St. Johnsbury Academy, has ac-
cepted the position of book-keeper at
G.. P. Moore and commenced her
work Monday.
Miss Frances Taylor is visiting her
sister, Mrs. c. w. Bennett, OF Med
fora, Mass, few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beck have re-
turned to ST. Johnsbury from VIM
ctcndon, Mass, ands will make their
home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Batchelder, OF
Randolph spent Saturday IN town.
c; ling on old friends.
Miss Sarah Brigham spent Sunday
at Newport. -
Mrs. Nellie Webster of Nashua, n
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