The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-08
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Dr. Atwood's office closed to July
nc. adv.
Come and try our fare at the Bee
Hive. Stiles Pond adv.
Gordon NJ. Garfield is i'll at his
homes on Pleasant street.
Claude Roundv of Boston is visit
ing friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs r. E. Blodgett and
mother spent Sunday with N. H. Nc
Ravnolds. Master Earl McRaynolds
spent the week with his aunts, Mrs.
Blodgett and Mrs. Donaghy, East
st. Johnsbury. Miss Dorothy Ben
nett visited her cousin, Mrs. Nc
Ravnolds over Sunday
G. B. Guyer who runs public auto
has moved to No. Is st. Mary's st.
His telephone is 649-R. adv.
One unarmed man among thirty
women. The height of helplessness.
Small wonder that Abe, though he
registered as Old Lady 81 in order to
be near his destitute wife, Angie, felt
like the proverbial, though vastly de-
preciated, thirty cents. How Abe
came to be in this unhappy situation
and what came of his predicament is
told in one of the quaintest, most de-
lightful pictures ever screened, "Old
Lady 81, and Emma Dunn, as
Angie, the wife, plays for the screen
the part she immortalized on the
New York stage. This screen-classic
is playing at the Globe tonight.
Dr.. w. G. Kicker and family, ac-
companied by his sister, Mrs. Carrie
Warren of Wells River, leave Mon
day for months automobile trip to
Nova Scotia. After landing at Dig
by on the boat thew will visit the
Evangelne country and then 90 into
the woods and camp. Dr. Kicker
takes a trailer with his automobile
with a complete camp equipment
weighing about 700 pounds.
E. A. Silsby, private secretary to
Senator Carroll S. Page, arrived in
St. Johnsbury Tuesday night, having
made the trip from WASHINGTON in
his automobile Mr.. Silsby will spend
the summer here and reports roads
good all the wav home except from
Philadelphia to Washington where
the usually fine macadam roads
had been badly worn bv the heavy
trucks.
Mrs. Harold Hale and son, Ken
meth of Newburv arc visitino her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sargent
Mrs. |. S. Pitt returned Tuesday
from a months STAY with relatives in
Andover and Manchester, N. H.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Hinch are Wis
ting his relatives in Canada.
E. E. Sargent had the misfortune
to get his finger caught in one of the
machines at the scale factory and an
X-ray examination has indicated that
his finger is broken. Mr.. Sargent is
still unable to work.
Messrs. Blodpett and Daniels of
the Goss garage leave for Detroit
Tuesday to drive back couple of
trucks that the firm have sold.
Good accommodation at the Lake
Shore House, West Danville, VT, by
the day or week. Garage connection
and livery. Also boats to let. Phone
Danville 1875. adv
Impey & Cummings have open
ed an employment agency in connec-
ton with their insurance business.
Among the automobile accidents
reported to the secretary of state at
Montpelier was one that happened
neor St. Johnsbury when the car of
Edith Post of Rhode Island ran into
the machine driven by W. w. Pryor
of Stowe.
The annual midsummer clinics of
the poliomvelitis department of the
State Board of Health will be held in
the state from July 10 to July 20.
The clinic will be held at Barton july
"a and Briphtlook Hospital, St. |
Johnsbury. july 26.
A marriage license was granted |
Yesterday at the CITY clerks Office to
Nicholas E. Genetile and Jennie Ar
sena Alger of this city.
Miss Mae Addv of Montpelier has
come to St Johnsburv to take a
position in the local telephone office.
She has been with the Montpelier