The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-16
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Newport.
Mrs. +. J. Simpson who has been
quite i'll for the past few days, is
getting better.
Col. S. s. Emery Of Newport cali.
ed on some of his St. Johnsbmy
friends Thursday.
The Greece Methodist Brotherhood
will hold their next meeting on Fri
day evening, Jan. % when Carlyle
Sargent will speak on his experiences
in Europe and show views.
S. T. Lawrence Of Lower Water
ford dropped into, the Caledonian of
fee Friday morning on his way to
jury duties to inform the Office that
it was "a below zero when he left
his house.
The Missionary Round Table OF
the North church hold food sale
and apron sale in the vestry, Satur-
day, Jan. II at 8 o'clock. Baked
beans, brokn and white bread, cake,
pies, etc, will be on sale. adv.
C. II. Morse, Jr., W. E. Miller, f.
f Church, F. V. Roy and c. M. Pank
of the Chicago house of Fairbanks,
Morse & Co., and Henry j. Fuller
ana P. c. Brooks of the New York
house have been here for the past
two days on scale business.
Na1ol is an ideal nasal ointment.
adv.
Fred c. Davis, Esq, OF Springfield
was business visitor here Wedncs-
day. Mr.. Davis says this hustling
Vermont town has built 200 houses
the past year and must have as many
more in 1920 to house the men en-
ployed in the machine shops there.
The mercury ranged from 80 to
So below zero in various parts of st.
Johnsbuly Friday morning, which is
the lowest record thus far of the
present winter. The heavy wind on
Thursday penetrated houses and
buildings ana the extreme cold that
followed made it difficult to keep the
buildings warm Friday.
Union cvangelistic services will be
held in st. Johnsbury beginning or
Sunday, Feb. 8. The churches uniting
in these services are the North and
South Congregational, the Unior
Baptist, the Advent and the Metho-
dist. Rev. Dr.. Miller S. Rees Of
Rochester, N. Y, mas been engaged
rs the leader and he is considered one
Of the leaders in this line Of religi-
Gus work in the country and a mar
with winning personality.
"If clothes make a man that guys
a regiment" said the foreman to
MS gang of six-shooting rustlers. And
he was not disappointed, for Taylor
Holmes turns failure into success il
ITS a Bear with a surprise at
tached that makes it a sure victory
l This picture is replete with quick
action, humorous situations that fur
nish MIR. Holmes every opportunity
! for the display of his unquestionably
! light hearted talents. You'll laugh.
But likewise those who view it will
como away with a bouyanl spirit OF
determination. All who agree with
our scientists that "the best general
tones IN the worll are hope, joy,
contentment, cheerfulness and
lnirthfulness will find this Holmes
production better than a spring tonic.
See cts Bear" tonight at the
Globe and you'll prosper tomorrow.
Use Nazol for catarrn adv
1t is dramatic slice of real life
that is shown in the Paramount Art
craft Picture, "What Every Woman
Learns" starring Enid Bennett. The
story deals with love and marriage
the young wife considering life as
Only huge joke, until grim reality
brings her to her senses. In the test
OF fire which forms the thrilling eli
max of the picture, her hidden merit
shows itself, and she is able to win
her happiness. "What Every Wom-
and Learns, is a vital, searching pic
ture, that goes to the depths Of
things, and one you will remember
One Of the strongest casts assembled,
consisting of Milton )Sili5, Irving
Cummings and Theodore Robert
play support to Miss Bennett, all
forming picture one will not care to
miss At the Please U today only.
The regular meeting of st. Johns
bury Post, No. So, American Legion,
will be at the Armory this evening at
7 o'clock. All captains of member
ship contest teams are expected to
report. Several important commune
cations are to be considered and all
members are expected to attend.
Be sure and don't miss seeing
Douglas Mclean and Doris May as
Thomas H. Ince presents them in
"221A Hours Leave" It's a Para
mount Aircraft picture. At the
Please U Theatre Saturday. adv.
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