The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-24

was business visitor here Saturday
morning.
Ticket Agent Henderson reports a
greater demand than ever for parlor
car and slenir car tickets this sum-
mer. More people are travelling and
many engage their accommodations
well in advance.
Miss Mabel Flint and Madeline
Cary are at Judoe Harland B. Howe's
camp at Burlington for the week.
A romantic authol-a haunted
castle-a mysterious and beautiful
lady-moonlioht on the Danube and
En~ene O'Brien in new SelZnick
Picture. If you like romance, drama,
-iw you like the best there is in pic
tures-"A Fool and His Money" is
the photoplay for you. George Barr
McCutcheon wrote it. Selznick "ro-
duced it. and EUGENE O'Brien stars in
it. In "a Fool and His Money" Eu-
gene O'Brien has new big role
and he's better Eugene O'Brien
than you've ever seen before. He is
the Cool" of the title, but he's the
kind of a fool who oets three cheers
from everybody. Be sure you see this
pirture at the Globe tonioht. It's a
REAL entertainment.
Not because he can ride like q
whirlwind, shoot straight as an ar
row nor make laliat, do everything
but talk, has Harry Carev won his
wav into the affections of theatre
poors throughout the world His
hold on the public goes deeper than
thnt. MOI onlv is it because he is a
nished actor, or because of his ilres-
istible smile. Carev's great popularity
| is due to the fact that he is human
an1 knows nature. His ways are un-
aft cted his actinp is real and his
smile comes from the heart. Wheth-
CT Carev plays the role of a harden
cd criminal or a prosecuted hero. the
audience is in symnathv with him at
every turn Harry Carev's thousands
of fan" letters daily cover the entire
human race. School teachers and
coDvicts, orandmothers and tots who
! have Just mastered the art of writ
ing. debutantes and shop girls-all
have fallen victim to the spell of the
Carey personality and the Carey
smile. Did YOU see him in Overland
Red OF marked Men? Then see
hin, today at the Please U in another
beautiful picture BULLET Proof"
4 large Selden truck loaded with
scrap iron and automobile tires be-
came stalled on Eastern Avenue Just
above the Post Office at about 7.30
, O'Clock last night and started to roll
back down hill. The driver regaineu
control of the machine and cramped
it into the curb. He was perfectly
at ease and said that about five gal
Ions more of gasoline in the tank
would enable it to make the hill. The
incline was so steep and his gasoline
supply so low that it did not feed
to the carburetor.
Rev. and Mrs. f. B. Richards leave
Monday on their vacation for Ogun-
| quit, Me. The last two weeks of Au-
gust they expect to be at Intervale,
N. H.
X. Theodore Gadapee has secured
through the Vermont States Teach
ers' registration bureau of Burling-
ton a position in rural school at
South STAFFORD.
At the Advent Christian church
the subject of the morning sermon
will be lessons of Fidelity and Re-
ward from the Coronation of DAVID.
The pastor plans an exchange with
Rev. A. H. Ericsson of the Advent
Christian church of Littleton for
Sunday. Aug /.
At the Church of the Messiah at
1880 o'clock there will be sermon
b. the nastor followed bv the usual
session of the Sunday school.
"The Call of Christ's Glory and
Virtue" will be the subject of Rev.
Frederick B. Richards sermon at the
union service of the North and
South churches at the South church
Sunday mornino at 1890.
+. At tie union service of the North,
South and Grace Methodist churches