The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-03
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News
Henry Bryant is out after an
illness of three weeks.

Henry Bryant is out after an
illness of three weeks.
Mrs. A. w. Babcock is very i'll
at this writing.
Mrs. Charles Severance is able to
be out from her recent illness.
Emerson Batchelder OF Washino-
ton, D. c., came Saturday to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Timothy Underwood.
Mrs. Nelson A. Dole, Mrs. John
! L. Tinker and Miss Kate Cur1ie~ of
Danville visited here Friday.
Don't fail to hear Miss Wood, Dla-
matte Reader, at Grace M. +. church,
next Thursday evening. adv.
Miss Laila Mcneil returned to her
fdutics at the Middlcbury College :
brary Saturday after the vacation
spent with her mother.
Miss Emlinc Alias, Miss Anna
Alias and nephew, Ralph Guyette and
Sylvester Hoose of St. Adams are
guests of Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Wag-
ner.
l.. NJ. Averill has resigned his po-
sition at the Lamontagne barber
shop and taken a position Oh the road
selling calendars and advertising nov
elites.
Mrs Laura Stanley DAVIS and in
FAINT son of Boston are visiting her
cousin, Mrs Frank O. French.
Armand Grenier Of Three Rivers,
Quebec, is in town the guest of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Grenier.
The teachers in the North church
\ Sunday school were the guests of
\ the superintendent, P. F. Hazen, at
supper at the chapel Friday even
. ing Following the repast there was
. conference on Sunday school mat
tiers.
Leon H. Baxter, director of manu-.
al training in the st. Johnsbury pub
lie schools, has just received a re-
quest from the State College of Tex
a. for data, photos and assistance in
preparing course in concrete work
to be used by the Texas high schools.
Recently Mr.. Baxter rendered a SIM
liar service for the summer extension
work at Columbia University and an
other from the state of Oregon.
It's story to dispel dull care, and
l that jovial star is there-at the
Globe tonight. Taylor Holmes in
upside Down" George Agnew
Chamberlain, of literary fame, is the
author of this comedy a screen ver-
sion of his Harper's Bazaar story,
Lovely Reason 1t has been turned
into a fast moving comedy of the
Taylor Holmes variety, which means
nirth-provoking amusement of re-
finement. And it offers Mr.. Holmes
opportunities for his unique ability
as funmaker. Divorce yourself
from worry and care! See Taylor
Holmes in upside Down."
A district rally of the Sunday
schools OF three of the towns in this
county will be held at the Union Bap
fist church Friday afternoon and eve
ming. Rev. Chauncey A. Adams of
Da4Wille, the county president, and
Rev. G. A. Robbins of Burlington,
ne secretary of the State associa
ton, will be present and participate
al the conferences. The ladies of the
church will serve supper at 6
O'Clock.
The motion ,cture lovers who saw
Secret Service, Thanksgiving Day
and Told in the Hills" Xmas Day,
each starring Maj. Robert Warwick,
will need no urging to come and see
his latest Paramount Aircraft pic
ture, "In Mzzoura," picture that
reflects the greatest credit upon the
superior artists who made it, it is
UGH a work that elevates the whole
business of picture production, it is
the handwork of real craftsman,
and will remain firmly impressed on
the mind, long after the final scene
has played its way across the screen
an Mizzoura' represents one of
those rare cases where story, star,
support and director are all of the
front rank, and Robert Warwick
mako this big, gripping melodrama,
LIVE before your eyes. At the
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