The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-04
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

+ Mrs. L. ]. Challand and son left
Friday afternoon for Portland, Me-
where they will spent a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith
Thousancs and thousands have
thrilled to the gripping story OF JIM
mic Valentine, gentleman and mas
ter craftsman. This celebrated stage
PLAY by Paul Armstrong, now IN us
screen version causes to live again as
fascinating nero as any autnof ever
conceived. Handsome and reckless
JIM .mie-tender with women and al
together splendid save for his pen
chant for breaking. And ever
in his wake stalks Doyle, the detect
i've, who has sworn to get nm.
Comes the moment when Jimmie has
to make great decision. How he
Facets the crisis is developed IN
"Alias Jimmie Valentine" with snS-
pense that is electric. For dramatic
/ over this picture is unsurpassed and
( Pert Lytell portrays the role per-
fcctly. This Metro production is
| rlaying at the Globe tonight and
tomorrow: it is entertainment guar
crt aed: see il if you can.
/ Mrs E. P. Hamilton is spending
fN days with Mr. Hamilton in Mont
reljer.
Polar Cub Electric Fans at The
I Fox Co. adv
Dance at Green Mountain hall, St.
onnsbury Center, Friday night at 8
o'clock sharp. Good music. adv
Miss Maude Brown will present
Laura Shields in a pianoforte recital
Saturday evening, june 9TH at 3
O'Clock at Athcnaeum Hall. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the
pubic. adv
Love to man is thing apart
ii woman's whole existence! Bessie
Hauiscale in "Thc Woman Who
Understood" gives one of the most
frman and appealing characterlza-
tioa3 of her screen career. The story
c2als with the true wife trying to
save her husband from the "other
woy an 1t is a most fascinating
abs rbing drama, beautifully staged,
and wonderfully acted, Astounding in
RATIOS, love and beauty. Miss Bar
liscale is supported by Forrest Stan
lev and Thomas H gliding, each star
il their own right. See this eternal
: triangle picture at the Please U today
q y.
Polar Cub Electric Fans at The
Peck Co. adv.
The ladies of ST. Aloysius church
will give whisc party in the base
mcnt of the church Tuesday evening.
W. 4. Wright is in Boston on bus
mess for few days.
: Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Chase were in
Wclndoes Falls Friday to attend the
/, tui.eral of a relative.
Mrs. w. j. Billiard is very i'll at
her home on Charles Street.
c. B. Chase has purchased a Ford
touring car of me Wright Garage.
A. S. Copp has purchased a Ford
touring car of the Wright Garage.
Mrs. George Blakley and Mrs.
Cora Brigham attended the funeral
o. Mrs. Pearl Brigham at Morrisville
Thursday.
, Mr.. and Mrs. II. P. Wethcrbee OF
burlington have been the guests of
Nj and Mrs. c. H. johnson the past
few days.
Mrs. James Johnson of st. Johns
bury Center visited her sister, Mrs
Johr Landry. Thursday.
: " e. Lurchn dis making extensive
fl Improvements on his Webster
II Street property setting out d hedge
II Luilding verania and cement walks
II Mr. and Mrs. Henry Eldlige went
Ill to the graduation exercises at the
II Milne University Friday.
Il News has been received here of tn
death in Pasadena, Cal. on May &c
\ of Mrs. Edward A. Walker, aged z
III years. She was born in New Hamp
II shire, but resided in st. Johnsbur.
II many years after her marriage and j
Il wellremembered here by friends. M
III and Mrs. Walker have resided il
Hill pa dnnn fo1. tho ra ct % Nca1.C