The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-16
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News


arious Paramount Aircraft picture
that has been made from this famous
play. Genial Bryant Washburn is
the star The story's about innocent
husbands and jealous wives and the
!; uphable mess that vamplrlsh mss
md a telegram brought about. Mr..
y ashburn, as you know, fairly re-
vels in these lapid-fre comedy roles.
Pretty Wanda Hawley is the leading
woman, and the supporting cast Is
Dippin. James Ciuzc directed. If you
ike to laugh, you'll find Mrs
Temples Telegram" scream. You
will not care to miss it, at the Please
L today and tomorrow.
Fri Chalmers from Topsham is Wis
ting his aunt, Mrs. John Lang, az
50 Spring street.
Harry Noel left Wednesday fol
tpo Sunset House, Sugar HUI, n. H.
where he will be employed during
the summer. ,,
The June meeting of the W. {. /.
II was held at the Methodist church
Saturday afternoon, the pres'aeal'
Mrs. Elsie NJ. Harvey, leading the
opening deVotions, and presiding at
he business session. Mrs. M H.
COS distributed Americanizatlon Ut
crature. sent from that department
~ the National w. c. T. U. In ac-
rordancc with the usual custom, IN
he observance cf Flower Mission
Oay, several bouquets were sent 10
shut-ins, after thA meeting.
Melvin Ellis Las finished work al
Nc r. T. and II. X. Ide office ana
as accepted position with the CaiN
Maple Sugar Co. Charles Hooga Oh
has taken his place. e.,,
Harry NJ. Day has returned from
trip to Rochester, N. Y:
G. c. Hodges Of White River juno
zion Is here visiting his btothtf
Percy Hodges. NJ,
Clifton Rugg)cs, CIDER son OF NJ l.
and Mrs. Everett Rugglcs, on sum
r.cr street. is in : very serious coz,
! lion and now c>ni ed TO his ca
Al the time. The young man ma
cocn a sufferer from tubefculIi c''
J,t;ons toi many months, ana M
fmcnds fear that tHore IS llt1le ''fe
for him. ,. hats
Special Notlce-HaVe your CO. va,
cleaned and sblocked at the ohoe
Shine Parlor. We use the best biea 9l
ever made. 49,. ~;
1--we their last whist pa : 1or -
tc~son in the G. A. =. hall on lhurS
d3v evening Of thi5 W1',, anc me
rrhlic is cordially nvitcI IheIe
VIII also be shoit e''e'l''t'I -
d;ncing, and refreshm ! ;. =. M ",
SION 25 cents. c., ~
spending the week at lhe'f e''''s'
at Willoughby Lake. House
The Greensboro Tea HOUSE
Greensboro. w., will open June a4th
10 serve u,i'''N'' adv.
noon teas" - ,.l; on
Chamberlin Pest, G. =. H. WIZ on
serve FLAG Day with sps'"l eXeic'
%, If their regula. mea7 = or lhGl ;
'laT afternoon OF This week. All mem
hers of the Grand Army FosV "''
sptcially invited. ,.;..iro
Miss Edith Carpenter IS NS,'i't-
her brother il Springfield. M ass
+ Parker Read, j., has one VI
ho most deliberately produced ana
novrrfully enacted melodramas ever
iln,ecned in this newest Louise Glaum
Snec;alNsevcn rich wonderful reels
ri magnificent settings, diversity ol
/, cEtions and notable triumph Tor
I1ise Glaum and her associated
nl n Edwin Stevens, Thomas
folding and Bertram Grasspy Al
"The Lone VOLTS Daughter, ~.
hauntingly beautiful girl ana the
worlds craftiest criminal: SOUNDS IN
t,resting. 1t is. "The Lone VOL ;
Daughter" is the big headliner at the
Globe tonight and tomorrow.
Stop at Russell Lowrey's store IN
Arlington and get fresh loaf OF
Wakefield Bros Cream rake
Bread" Always fresh. adv.
Mrs. C. f. Aver Of West Danville
was a visitor in town Wednesday,
She was accompanied by her daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Hugh Kirkland, who are stopping
with her for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. T. -Mollica are
the parents of a son, born on June
9, who has received the name of VII
liam.
Mrs. Sarah (Stone) Ward, of West
Mass, former resident
of this town, is spending few weeks
with friends and relatives here, and |
III nearby places.
Mrs. A. l.. Bailey, Mrs. James A.
Irpey, Mrs. McClary and daughter,
Olga, and Miss Sigrid Eklof, motored |
to Mortified Tuesday. and the two
younger ladies remained for the rest
OF the week, in attendance on house
party.
Among recent real estate transfers
IS the sale of the house known as the
Willow Place, on North Pearl Street,
by George w. Caldbeck, the purchas-
er being Henry Juneau. |