The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-12
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

"The Sagebrusher" is the first of
Emerson Hough's world famous
novels to be screened. II is indeed
powerful picture, and one that
every member of the family wants to
! see. An all star cast are assembled
! for the filming of the big story, and
no details in regard to costuming,
lighting and scenic beauty are lack
! ing. This seven reel picture was
months in the making and personally
t supervised by its celebrated author
Colonel Hough. 1t was photograph
ed in California and Montana and is
actually step ahead of its day. 1t
! is true drama. full of supreme
thrills and behind it a background of
| sublime faith and sweetest love- At
the Please U today only
Mr.. and Mrs A. S. Campbell are in
Woodstock visiting her parents.
Harold Young, who has been teach
inc at Mercersburg Academy at Mer
! ccrsburg, Penn, the past year, is Wis
iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
Young. He leaves soon for Seattle
where he will spend the summer, re-
tuning to his academy work in the
jail.
Miss H. NJ. Spaulding is spending
a short time in Springfield, Mass.
and other Massachusetts towns and
VIII return June 81.
Z. r. Aldrich of Lyndonville has
bought of the Corner Garage Ford
touring car.
James A. Impey and Oscar NJ
! Cummings were in Hardwick Thurs
! day.
Paul Sherry was in Orleans and
| West Burke on business Friday.
Judge Harland B. Howe and Will
liam l. Smith of Burlington were here
| Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Harrison, Mrs
Walter Hatch, Mr.. and Mrs. James
t Stevens and Mrs. Bessie Forbes Of
Danville visited here Frida.
| Mr.. and Mrs Dale Simpson visited
in Lyndonville Friday.
Miss Marcia Nichols has moved
to a tenement in the Boynton block.
Mrs. Mamie Chamberlain of
/ Nashua is here visiting her parents,
| Nj and Mrs. Byron Narnum, for a
few weeks.
Mrs. Howard Ford and son, John,
are spending the week end with
friends in Danville.
Hugh W. Hastings, Esq, a former
deputy county clerk at St. Johnsbury
ana now practicing law in Bradford,
IS candidate for states attorney OF
. Orange county. His many st. Johns
bury friends hope he will win the
nomination and election.
Rev. and Mrs. F. B. Richards, Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur F. Stone, George
Human and Mrs. Carrie 7. Human
lief. for Amherst, Mass, Saturday
morning to attend the Amherst Col
lCge commencement exercises. Messrs
| Richards and Stone are attending
tfcir 35th class reunion and Mr..
Humans class have their triennial
reunion. Mr.. Humans father was
member of the class now holding It's
9 tn reunion.
Walter H. May, who has been high
school Inspector for the State Board
of Education of New Hampshire,
h.; been appointed deputy commits
siorer of education in charge of New
Hampshire's secondary schools. Mr..
May is a former St, Johnsbury boy
and a graduate of our Academy. He
has been principal of. the high school
az Concord in this state and later
principal of the high schools of Lis
bon and Hanover.
Stop at Russell Lowreys store in
Somerville and get fresh loaf of
Wakefield Bris'. Cream Flake
Bread. Always fresh. adv.
Cay bachelors, midnight parties,
"other women" shadowy pasts, well
seasoned with dash of spice and
mixed with a spoonful of snappy
complications compIice one of the
best entertainment connections of the
year-Tom Moore in "The Gay Lord
Quex," written by Sir Arthur Wing
Pinero. There is something crisp and
smart about this new Tom Moore
photoplay and many of its situations
are "Frenchy' in flavor At the
Globe tonight. See "The Gay Lord
Quex' and smile when Tom Moore
smiles. The catchy incidental music
b. the orchestra lends zest to the
SHOW Enjoyment awaits you.
The Ladies' Aid and Grace Unity
club will hold a food sale at the
Methodist church Saturday at 2
o'clock. 297-298
Mothers of the girls in Scout Troop
, will have meeting att he. Woman's
Club House, Monday at $50.
MI and Mrs. H. A. Graves have
returned from Boston.
Miss Ruth Flint was given a show
re by Is Of her friends Friday even
ing at the home Of Mrs. Fernie Day
McLachlin, Clinton Ave. The affair
wa a genuine surprise to Miss Flint
who returned with Mrs. McLacNin
after an automobile ride and Vas
greeted with very noisy band"
y little later toy horse and wagon
wore brought to the bride-to-be,
laden with gifts of Pyrex, Pickard
china and an electric iron. Delicious
refreshments Of ice cream and cake
were served by the hostess, and the
guests left at late hour, leaving the
best wishes for Miss Flint in her fu-
turc life.
The annual meeting of the Search !