The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-25
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

/ "Slaves of Pride" has fortunate
! title. Aside from that it is remark
able picture endowed with all the
( good things that put big screen pro-
duction over the barrier of absolute
success. Alice Joyce is the further
magic name, which, designating the
star of this big special, made it an in
! Simultaneous success. 1t is a splendid
example Of the higher art in motion
pictures. The story is impressive,
the production perfect and the stor
Incompatible "Slavcs of Pride" is
the attraction at the Globe tonight
DR.. and Mrs. W. A. Gage attended
/ the annual meeting of the Vermont
/ Chiropractors' association at White
River Junction Saturday and DR..
1 Gage was one of the speakers at the
! banquet.
Hon. Alexander Dunrett attended
the meeting of the trustees OF Nor
witch University at Mortified, Sat
urday whan Charles q. Plumley Of
Mortified was elected pesident of the
institution.
Harry E. Gray and Miss Ida Julia
Barnard we're married at the home OF
Mrs. Calvin l.. Clark Saturday even
ing by Rev. George A. Martin. They
will reside at Mrs. Rice's home on
Portland st.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Barquin ara Miss
/ Florence Sealey are spending Tues
day with their brother. Richard Sea-
ley, at Barre.
w Witforc ~
! Boston this week on a business trip.
Mrs. J. H. Brooks, Mrs. Arthur
r. Brooks, Mrs. Charles G. Braley
and Mrs. Arthur F. Some went 10
Hartford Tuesday by automobile TO
attend the annual meetino of the
Smith College Club of Vermont. The
ladies will be the guests of Mr. Kate
NJ Cone at Hartford
The friends of Miss Bernice Lam
bert will regret to learn that she has
resigned her position at the Mer-
chants National Bank, and accepted
position with the Wyeth Brothers
Chemical Co., of Boston. Mass. Miss
EXine Stevens is taking her place at
the bank. Her many friends ex."nd
their best wishes for happiness and
/ success in her new position.
I A. E. COUNSEL and Son have sold
and delivered milking machine to
w. L. Dearth of North Haverhlll,
and George Blair of this place. They
have also sold their June allotment.
Bert Dean of West Burke is in
Brightlook hospital for an operation.
+. B. Jacques has just returned
/ f..a,,, ~, tbrcnnb NNx-d Snntia nd
New Brunswick. He made the trip to
see his fother who is quite sick Mr.
Jacques was accompanied by his son,
Wendell. He reports weather con-
/ ditions IN Nova Scotia about the
same as the vegetation is farther adj
vanced
Mrs. Amelia Donahoe, who has
made her home with Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest II. Cowles the past three
years, has gone to live with her
! daughter, in Richmond, P. Q.
Clyde Moffett is in Brighrlook hos
pital recoS ering from an operation.
Mrs Laura Marshall of West
Burke spent Monday in town.
Visitors from Concord Monday
were DR.. French, Mrs. Lola Cutting,
Emma Blodgett and Mr.. ami Mrs.
Lillicrap.
Frank +. Blossom returned Sunday
from Boston where he epent the week
Mrs. Bio som Is convaiescing slowly
from her recent operation.
Mrs. Pearl Hull Bedoir of Detroit,
Micn,, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Frank Hull.
Miss Annie Douglas who has spent
the winter in Greenfield, Mass, AZ
rived home Saturday.
Mrs. Chase and Miss Myrtle lIovey
of East St Johnsbury we're business
visitors Monday, it being their first
appearance in town since their recent
arrival from California.
Mrs. Harold Hale and son, Ken
meth of Ncwbury spent the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-. Z.
E. Sargent.
W. B. eastman has new Dodge
touring Ear.
Benjamin TouSant is moving his
family to The Walter Sweto farm on
the IIanville road.
The many friends of Mrs. Edward
Higgins rnjoice to know she is gam
ing apidly from her recent operation
at Bright )ok hospital.
Nine. Z. Constantineau and Rich
ard Constantineau from New York
are here listing her son, Bert, aud
will spend the summer here.
Mrs. Leslie Daniels il visiting rel
atives in Williamstowr this week.
Harold Stenson of Boston is here
for 2 few days.
Charles Bradshaw of Lyndon was
a visitor here Tuesday.
Ms. Albert Spauldine and daueh-
ter, Miss Esther Spaulding Of Lyn-
donvllle listed here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Bartlett of
Danvllle were here Tuesday OF bust
ness. d
Fred Burbank, who has been here
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sias Burbank
and Mrs. Fred G. Moore, left Tues
day for his home in Danville.
John A. Todd. special salesman
for the Goodyear Tire G. Rubber CO. |
of Springfield, Mass spent Saturday !
at ''bake Harvey, West Barnet, and
was one Of the lucky fisherman 10
lapJ co.-,,, ,,orpJ