St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-08

! 10 NCr nome III orange, MASS, dltcl
visiting friends in st. Johnsbuly.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Goddard motor.
cd through the Crawford Notch Mon
dav returning Tuesday via Jackson
Berlin and jefferson.
MI. and Mrs. Osmar A. Ullricl1
are receiving congratulations over
the birth Of a son, Osmar AlcXanGcl
Ullrich, Jr., on Thursday, Sept. ,.
Ellery and Carlotta Palmer, the
children of Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Palm
er, are spending few days witt,
their grandmother in Wilder.
W. n. Sargent and family and F.
w. Pike of Morrisville were guests
on Thursday Of Mr.. and Mrs. B. A.
Palmer.
Miss Yvonnc Bcdard has returned
home after spending three weeks in
Lawrence and Manchester.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Hastings and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Moffett leave
Saturday for a trip to Rutland.
Reuben G. Cheney left Saturday
morning for short stay in Windsor.
News has been received of the
death at his home in Bangor, Me-, of
George Dickey, who a generation ago
kept a restaurant in the Republican
block on Eastern Avenue. Mr.. Dick
ey had been an invalid for the past
10 years and leaves a wife.
A. L. Huntley of Morrisville will
address the attendants at the service
Of the International Bible Students
in Grand Army Hall Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. His subject will be
Goods Message to Those Who Be-
lieve."
The many friends of Fred Siman-
ton will be interested to know that
hei now connected with the Strand
Theatre orchestra at Louisville, XIV.
This is an organization of nearly 20
players and they appear on the stage
at each performance dressed in Palm
Beach suits. Mr.. Simanton made a
decided hit the first night with a pic.
colo solo and writes that the organi-
cation is the best he has ever been
connected with.
Mrs. A. P. Grint is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. John S. Cameron, at
her summer home in North Adams,
Mass.
MI. and Mrs. Will Mcclure and
children of Springfield. Mass, arc
the guests of Mr., and Mrs. Clinton
Wilkins.
MI. Drouin, Musical Director at
the Globe, abs secured the services
OF extra expert musicians in addi-
ton to the regular Globe Orchestra
and has arranged charming musi-
cal program for the big screen fca-
turc-especially selected for Labor
Day, "The Rivers End"
Rev. and Mrs. George w. c. Hill
and daughter, Virginia, of New Bril-
tain, Conn.,, are expected here the
first of the week to visit their many
st. Johnsbury friends for a few days.
They have spent the summer at
Ogunquit, Nc.
Charles E. Kirk has sold the B:
C. Healey property on Orchard
street to John Kilburn of Coaticook,
P. @. Possession will be given in
80 days.
Miss Bertha Wcsselhocft Swift of
Boston, who has been spending the
summer in Whitefeld, will sing at
the musicale of the Woman's Club at
the North church Monday evening.
The Book Caravan, which has
been touring New England the past
summer, will be at St. Johnsburv
Monday and occur~ the grounds of
the st. Johnsbury Athenacum. The
big automobile is a miniature book
shop on wheels and is touring under
the auspices of the Woman's Educa-
tional and Industrial Union of Bos-
ton.
Through DR.. Frederick o. Moore
new hymnals and chant books have
been presented to st. Andrews
church in mcmoriam of Katherine
Hill Moore.
The special Musical Program az
ranged b yMr. Drouin for his en-
larged orchestra at the Globe Labor
Day is alone worth the nricc of adj
mission.
"The Rivers End" Nelian's stu
pendous drama, hailed by press and
critics one of the Big pictures of the
year together with the enlarged OF
chcstra and the special musical pro-
Mrs. Frank Simpson left this
for a weeks visit in Swan
ton.
Misses Lola NJ. and Marjorie M.
French are home from an OK
tended trip in the middle Atlantic
states in the Rcdpath Chautauqua
circuit. They were enthusiastically
received everywhere and had a most
time. After a short visit at
the home they will start out on a
longer circuit through the west that
will take about SO weeks.
Mrs. Amino Blair of Chicago is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Louis Dau-
phin.
In the list of delegates attending
the recent American Legion conven-
ton at Barre published in Thurs
days paper, the name of Lucicn La
croix was omitted.
Brightlook Hospital Aid will hold
a community lunch room at Caledonia
County Fair. Let everybody be gen
erous in giving when the solicitors
come.
The Monogram Hat Shop, 80
Spring Street, is now open for bust
ness with nice display of New York
dav. DO not miss this screen event.
Nelson Toussaint is visiting in
G borbrooLo