The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-24
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

"Slaves of Pride" with its unusual
story, wealth of action and lavish
settings is presented as a Special
Production in six acts. Alice Joyce
is starred in the type of character in
which she has won her greatest fame.
AS Patricia, the all-conquering, souiA
stirring woman, whose love is strong
err than death, Miss Joyce doesn't
act, she lives the part. "Slaves of
Pride" is a great stars greatest pic
ture. See it at the Globe tonight
and tomorrow.
M. and Mrs. Robert w. Simonas,
who moved from st. Johnsbury to
Montpelier about two years ago, have
sold their house in the Capital city to
Lorimer P. Brigham of the National
Life for $4,000. MI. Simonds is
now practicing law in Gardiner
Mass.
The Fairbanks Athletic association
Will open the base ball season on the
Campus Monday afternoon, May 81
1t Is expected that their opponents
will be the Lyndonville team.and a
rafting good game is anticipated.
Miss Minnie H. Rodey has returned
from winter spent at Orlando, Fla,
and resumed her position as operator
at the telegraph Office.
c. Wesley Steele returned to his
studies at Norwich University at
Mortified, Sunday afternoon.
The Laymen's League hold their
meeting dt Grace Methodist church
parlors tonight when they will decide
as to the desrablity of continuing
the Monday night services.
The North church will observe
chldren's Sunday on June 6.
William s. Hart in Paramount
Aircraft Picture is the principal fea-
ture at the Please U today, and his
host Of admirers will welcome the
good news. He is supported by beau
tiful Sylvia Braemer, and Offers one
of his best efforts to the screen. His
famous horse Pinto, also co-stars
with MIN and d great deal of TINS
wonderful story centers around the
sagac;ty Of this remarkably trained
horse. "The Narrow Trail can orly
be seen today, as tomorrow the Am
erican Legion have. leased the Please
Il y Theatre for the entir day.
C. Fred Burbank of Danville, p. o.,
is the guest of his cousin, Mrs. Fred
G. Moore, for few days.
Dennis George Tyler died at
Brightlook Sunday and the remains
were shipped to Beebe Junction on
Monday.
Charles Marshall spent Sunday at
his home IN West Burke. Mrs. Mar
shall returned with him Monday to
spend few days.
The bars were published in St.
Aloysius church Sunday for the mar
riage of James Flynn and Elizabeth
| O'Connell. At the Notre Dame DIES
Victories church the bans were pub
lished 70. the marriage of Henry
Lavigne and Claire Woods, also for
Emil Bernier and Bernadine PreveSt.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Claude c. Arnold and
son, Lyndon, have returned from a
visit to Mrs. Arnold's sister IN SOM
erville, Mass.
Carl Barrett of Sherbrooke was
here Monday on business. =,
Sidney Currier of Danvllle visited
here Sunday.
Joseph Hopkins is home from y
business trip to Toledo Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. George f. Rice and
daughter spent Sunday with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Greenwood
at St. Johnsbury Center.
Mrs. Roy Clark of Wells River
spent Saturday with Mrs. c. b.
Chase.
Horace Castonguay, who has spent
the past month at his home in Tllton,
has returned and resumed his work at
Charles Howe's jewelry store.
Nj, and Mrs. Charles P. French
visited M and Mrs. Ernest L. Nor
rill 1T St. Johnsbuly Center Sundey.
William H. Clifford, Benjamin and
Charles Clifford of North Danville
visited Fred Clifford at Briehtlook
hospital Sunday.
Foster Butterfeld of Springfield,
VT, spent Sunday with Mrs. Butter
field at Henry Gallagher's.
Mrs. Charles c. Locke has moved
to Lyndonville and is living with her
daugh !cr, Mrs. E. E, Beattie.
Mrs. Fred Sheldon returned to
Berlin, Saturday, after visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Cole. Her mother accompanied her
home for u few days visit.
j. Rolf Sealles is home from bus
mess "trip to Montpelier.
w. A. Wright is. out Of town on
business for few days.
The remains Of Mrs. Abbie Nc
Carly were taken to Danville for bu-
rial Sunday.
Mrs. Henry II. Eldridge went to
Boston Monday to spend the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Smith are in
Boston for a couple of weeks. This
is the first vacation Mr.. Smith has al
lowed himself in 20 years.
Mrs. John Chalmers of Groton was
visitor here Saturday.
John Todd is in Burlington on
business.
Eddie Pope is home from Barton
where he played in the Twentieth
Century orchestra.
Benjamin Tilton, freight agent at
Morn sville, spent Sunday at his
home here.
Miss Marion Mackay of Lyndon In
stitute spent Sunday with Mrs. E. ii.
Cowlc5.
Nh. and Mrs. Edward Badger of
Hyde Park are moving into the house
they purchased of the Abbie McCar
tV estate on Summer ST