The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-15
The Evening Caledonian-Record
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Local news
Mrs. Wilkes orchestra played for
dance at Lyndonville Wednesday
night.
Miss Marie Beauregard is i'll at the
st. Johnsbuly hospital.
Miss Mary Mitchell of Lebanon,
here Thursday on her way to South
Wilbur J. Farr, returned to her home
Thursday
Mrs. s. ]. Spaulding left Thursday
morning for Boston.
Miss Edith Brown of Concord was
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
boro Pines, N. c., to spend the re-
mainder of the winter.
N. II. Nuttcr and daughter of
1 Woodsville were visitors here Wednes
\ day.
Bruce Wakefield of Lyndonville was
here Wednesday visiting friends.
The College club will meet with
Mrs. D. S. Conant on Church street
Friday evening and a party has been
| arranged by some of the ladies in
the club.
Mrs. Margaret N. Haywood went
to Hanover Thursday to visit her
aunt, Miss Eta M. Newell, for a
ew days.
The sewing meeting Of the North
| Church Woman's Association will
| meet with Mrs. F. f. Farmer, Fri
| day afternoon at o'clock
\ Col. John c. Clark is attending the
funeral of Hon. John A. Mead at
| Rutland today as the representa-
tive of f. & T. Fairbanks g. Com
pany.
: Nothing about war, but a Tizzler for
love, adventure, excitement and
laughs. See Douglas MacLean and
Doris May in "2312 Hours Leave"
At the Please u Theatre Saturday.
adv
Music lovers will not want to miss
the concert at Montpelier City Hall
Feb. 9 given by the Famous Russian
Symphony Orchestra of 60 men.
Tickets now on sale Send orders to
J. 3. Eames, Box 286, Barre, Vt,
Prices IS to $3.50, including tax.
adv. 15-17-20-22
Capt. Walter Harvey, inspector
and instructor of the V. N. g., Wis
ited Company d Wednesday even
ing. He found the new organization
: III excellent shape and was pleased
n tc be informed that its membership
\ had increased The basket ball team
has challenged the American Legion
4 team for game in the near future.
The Fairbanks Morse 'Name-
Plate, the house organ published by
The Chicago firm of Fairbanks, Morse
& Co., has an interesting article in
'ho December number on the St.
Johnsbury factory by p. f. Hazen
accompanied by several Illustrations
that have a familiar look to the fac
I tory employees.
in the new assignment of judges
1 Tor 1920 Judge f. NJ. Butler will pre-
4 side at the March term Of the Or
leans county court and Judge Fish al
4 he September term. Judge Butler
will preside at the June term of the
Caledonia county and Judge Chase at
the December term. At the October
term of the Essex county court
Judge Fish will preside. A special
Term of the Vermont Supreme
court viii be held at st. Johnsbuly
April 6.
the Missionary Round Table ne.
at The home Of Mrs. Oscar Beck Mon
day evening, 80 young ladies being
present. those assisting the hoste3,
during the evening were Mrs. Fabian
S Reed, Mrs. c. A. Burrows and MIS-
Herbert A. Smith Interesting papers
we're given and Miss Louise Hurley
OF Johnson reported the Des NJ Dimes
conference. After the social hour re-
frc 3hmcnts were served.
Nazol is an ideal nasal ointment |
Eis things are always looked for
when the motion picture fan goes to
see Douglas Fairbanks. Everyone
knows that his productions will be
filled with the inimitable Fairbanks
stunts, but he exceeded everything
he ever did in his life in the rafting,
clever comedy, when the Cloul.
Roll BY which is the feature at thu
Globe tonight. All told this produc-
ton is q smashing success. If the
pl odacJion is the sample of what
picture stars intend to do when they
produce independently, then there
is not a. single doubt in our mind.
that Independent productions are
what the fans want and what the ex-
hibitor in the future will show in Il
hi7 theatres. When doug" first dc Il
cded to produce independently, he
started off with rHis Majesty, the
American,' which carried everything
before him by storm. That and this
production are demonstrative of the
fact that because of his recently
adopted policy of making fewer and