The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-22

David |. Grapes of Lyndonville
was in st. Johnsbury on business
Wednesday.
Rev. Theodore II wilson has ar
rived here from Cambridge, Mass, to
take up his duties as the new pl'in-
cipal of st. Johnsbuly Academy. Mrs.
Wilson accompanied him and they
,are at the principals home at No. /
Main street.
Willis Pierce of st. Johnsbury Cen
ter had ripe tomatoes from his own
garden on july 16.
-. Nh. and Mrs. Harvey Carrick of
Greenwood, Mass, is visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Robert Ward.
! Men who're afraid of women
might learn thing or two by watch
ing Eliza. She came to live with
the young bachelor. He was exnect-
| ing a blue-eved, "olden-haired child
of u. But Eliza was Is and.
See what happened. She never tried
to vamp a man before. But Eliza
must have had certain instinct for
it. otherwise. See Viola Dana as
That Girl Eliza, the captivating or
phan in Dangerous to Men" at the
Gl5be tonight Dangerous to Men"
is the sort of picture that should not
be missed.
"The Lord Loves the Irish" is
positively the greatest production
| this handsome idol of the screen has
ever made, and as resulted in a pic
tule of remarkable ar~eal. delight
] Il Il
venture. No expense has been shared
! in the details of settings, scenerv.
photography and lighting, and al
toDether it is technically rerfect
photonlay See it at the Please U
today.
Amasa C. Crosfeld, ESQ, who re-
Gently spent a "ew DAYS in st.
Johnsbuly, has been vistino the
faIN, where he was born in Glover.
It is AZ years since he has visited
his old home Mr.. Crosfeld is now a
practicinp attorney in Manila and
has 1000 acre plantation in the
Philippine islands with 1000 acres
under cultivation in hemp and cocoa
nuts.
Mrs. Z. N. Sanrington and son of
Scranton. Penn, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. B. Z. Doyle.
Lincoln Marshall has returned
home from visit with friends in
Windsor.
Anthony T. Mollica has returned
home after visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Onofrio Mollica, at Wal
than, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs. Onofrio
Mollica hace spent the past eight
years in Italv and Mr.. Mollica is now
buver for the New York fruit store.
Miss Eta NJ. Newell of Hanover,
who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Robert Mackinnon, has gone to
West Montreal where she will be en-
teltained by her niece at summer
camp.
An itinerant pencil vender got
fresh in trying to induce a Summer
Vile lady to buy his wares Wednes-
day and the ladv promptly reported
the case to the police. The neddler
was brought to the police station and
sharply questioned and then given
five minutes to get out of town. The
undesirable citizen took the hint and
Immediately left for parts unknown.
Miss Rhea Gibson is taking a
course in kinderparten work from
Miss Pauline Randall and will open
fully equipped kindergarten about
the first of September in the central
part of the town.
p. C. Brooks of New York Citv is
here on scale business and cordially
greeted by his old friends.
Eugene c. Smith, the Hardwck
merchant who was formerly a dry
goods clerk in St. Johnsbuiv. is here
today returning from vacation
spent in southern New ENGLAND.
There will be no meetin of the
Grace Unitv Club on Friday night
this week.