The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-09
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

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Peck Company.
"Do unto others as you would have
them do unto YOU. Adrienne Renault,
divinity of the Frivolity, never in
clined toward this theory for the
simple reason that she never could
imagine herself situated as other
women. Yet the eternal nroblem of
Sex became Adrienne's problem, too
when fate 50 ruled, and this won
derful creature OF New York's night
life, found herself as incapable or
solving the equation as the Verlest
novice in the game of love. "SeX' is
a story of universal import. with a
clevcrlv contrived moral. And IN
treatment it is as wholesome and
genuine as a mothers embrace. A
distinguished cast support Miss
Glaum in J. Parker Reads remark
able and highly spectacular produc-
ton which is playing at the Globe to-
day and tomorw.
Those who have resented their
names for membershi" aer especially
/ invited TO be present, This is
the day appointed for the payment
of dues for the coming wear, and it
is hoped the members will attend to
/ this matter as far as possible.
The rain gauge at The Fairbanks
Museum shows rainfall in the last
/ two days of "A hundredths of an
inch. This is nearly half the amount
which came during the whole month
of August. The PRECIPITATION for Au
gust was 1.73 inches while the aver
age is Alb inches. The meaN temper
allure for August, 70.1 degree was the
highest recorded at the Museum in the
past % years though the highest
daily record wa, only % degrees.
Bring the whole family to the Cal
edonia County fair at ST. Johnsbury
, Sent. Il. Il and 1G. adv
! Miss Glaum's S"ider Dance in
"cex" is too GOOD to miss, Miss
! Glaum wears remarkable costumes
and does big dramatic work AGAINST
a hiohlv PICTURESQUE BACKGROUND. adv
"Sex" is picture blessed with a
\ biz story: excellent star performance
/
! The Card Party announced last
| SUNDAY at ST. Alovsius church has
|, boon indefinitely postponed. adv Ga
Lieut. r. c. Swan will make two
flights in his aeroplane each day of
the Caledonia COUNTY fair at st.
JohnsbuIy, Sept. ii, - and 1G. You
! will want to see him. adv.
H. A.. Bryant has sold through the
Strout Agy. the Willis Bradshaw prop
erty at Shadow Lake to John Cad
lette of Philipsburg, Canada. Price
$1,000.
4 Miss Pauline Wallace from New
York City is visiting her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. 7. c. Wallace.
Miss Luvia Bean is visiting her
parents at Lvndonville.
Mrs. f. NJ. Massey of ST. Johns
bury Center visited her son, Maynard
Massey, at South Park, Monday.
Mrs Fred Babcock and children
have returned to her home in Canton
Mass. after spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Scott on Pearl Street.
Attend the autumn supper at the
Methodist church, Friday, Sept 10
O'Clock. adv
Mrs. George Bass and daughter
Miss Ruth Bass and sistern-law
Miss Bessie Bass and nephew, Levi,
Bergtrom, who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stanton anc
family at North Danville. left fol
their home in Brooklyn. n. Y, We'd
neSday making the trim bv auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Chase O.
McIndoes Falls visited his brother
C. B. Chase and wife, Tuesday anC
they all attended Lancaster Fail
Wednesday.
The big feature of the Caledonia
count fair at st. Johnsburv will bt
the night carnivalss on "Wednesday
and Thursday evening, Sept. Is anC
16. Come and enjoy yourself. adv
Thomas Brightly of Turner'S Falls
Mass, is visiting at Mr.. and Mrs
Luther Browns.
Remember the c. r. Taggart en-
tertainment at Methodist church
Friday, Sept. 10, at 8 o'clock. adv
Miss Ernestine Brown left Tuesda,
for Lowell, Mass, where she will at
tend the Lowell Business College
and Miss Cecil Brown has returned