The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-05-29
ST. -JOHNSBURY
Local News

Mrs. A. f. Lawrence is seriously III
with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. a. Kicker are
attended the commencement eXerrlS-
cs at Peacham academy, Friday. The
address 10 the graduating class was
given by Lev. George A. Martii>
Mrs. Margaret MARSH died t the
St Johnsbury Hospital, May n, aged
/ 70 vars. The flu. eral wa held at 10
o'clock Saturday morning at tn"
Stanley undertaking rooms and tn"
burial was at ST. Johnsbury Center.
Mrs. Daniel A. Noel speot Friday
at her old home in Westtield.
L. NJ. Massey, who has recently
returned from week spent in Hyde
Park, Mass, and Putney, N. H., is
confined to the house by illness.
confined to he house by illness. David
were McIndoes Falls Friday on le-
gal business.
MIS-. C. H. Morse started Friday
night for Birmingham, Ala, where
l she expects to spend several weeks
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Rush
VI. Hess.
Lieut.. Jack S. Barker is here for
a few days getting ready to ship his
| furniture 10 Boston whore he is now
manager Of the Atlantic Printing Co.,
one of the largest printing establish
ments in that city. Lieut.. Barker was
foreman Of the Caledonian office be-
fore the var and during much of the
time he vas in service he was sta
toned at Camp Devens as paymaster
Z. H. Crane of Brattleboro, we'll
known in st. Johnsbury, has declined
the presidency of the Brattleboro
Chamber of Commerce.
Don P. Cameron of North Adams
Mass, is visiting his st. Johnsbtry
friends for few days.
Under the supervision of w. T
Russell the re-surfacing of the roao
from Danville to St. Johnsbury has
4 been resumed and the four army
trucks that were used here last veal
are in service again. The workmer
4 began lust above the Clay HI
i schoolhouse and are working towards
4 St. Johnsbury. Later the trucks VII
be. used on the other State work.
Miss Margaret ROBBIE arrived here
Saturday noon from Rutland and i
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur M
Lang.
Miss Josephine NJ Woods is a5l'
( to be on: again after being conilne'
to the house with illness.
The birds in the treetops, the RIP
: ping waters in the brook and th'
gentle winds whispered "Jenny b
Good. See Mary Miles Minter II
= this delightful picture at the Glob'
! tonight.
Coming "Soldiers of Fortune" .!
Richard Harding Davis. Just red
4 blooded qdventure This is the great
est Davis book by far and Allan
Dwan has made it into a magnIficen
glowing photoplay. Soldiers o Q
Fortune" is chuck full of love, ad
+ venture, mystery, raids, rescues am
fearless riding. There are Literally
hundreds of daring horsemen IN IT
The locale is the plains of Contra
America, alive with romance. Thu
hero-Clay, daredevil American en-
gineer-is played by Norman Kerr,
and the girl-Alice Langham-b.
Ana @. Nilsson, a notable cast sup
! port them. The Globe Theatre ha
secured this big Realart Special a
a headline attraction for Memolia
Day.
Mrs. G. A. Wright, No. 5 Cliff st.
is spending some time with her sons
Frank c. Wright and G. r. Virgil
of East Moline, Ill.
Another freight train of nearly q
empty coal cars went west over tn
Lake road this week drawn by three
engines. This is the third train tina
has neen routed over this road VII