The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-11-18
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News


L for emergencies will be given at the
Summer street schools on Friday af-
telnoon at 2.30 o'clock by he lady
demonstration OF the Caledonia Farm
\ Bureau. All ladies are invited.
Mrs, +. f. Doyle will give recit&
tons and Mrs. Hazel Burbank LeVas-
seur will sing and Miss Elsie Wild
win be the pianist at the entertain
mcnt given at Sunset Home Monday
evening
Mrs Samuel Merchant Of Boston
is here visiting her parents, MI. and
Mrs. James Beck.
Merrick Barnes and L. H. Hallett
ave in northern Vermont this week
on business for the Caledonia Farm
Bureau.
Use Na2ol for catarrh and colds.
adv
Lyman P. Hartman was in ST,
Johnsbury today and cordially greeted
by his old friends. Mr.. Hartman
came back from Florida to Lyndon
Vile tQsvote and expects to spend the
winter in Lyndonville.
Weather Strips. Most all kinds.
The Peck Co adv
The Secretary of States Office re-
norts a collision between Nelson
Richards and William A. Hamilton at
St. Johnsbury on Saturday, No
vember 13.
The Pector's Aid Societv of St.
Andrews Episcopal church will meet
Thursday afternoon at Mrs. Cl'int's
hove at 26 Splino St.
Rev, c. s Hulhort Of 81 Adams
is visiting his son, F NJ. Hubert, on
A~iSOua Ave.
Use American Livar Tablets. adv.
IIcrrv Chorerc of Lowell Mass.
l., visitin" his oieters, Mrs. Wilfrcd
ard Albert RobillalH.
Born NJ st. John bury. Nov 12.
son to Ensign and Mrs. Donald Nc
Clarv.
Use Nazol for catalrh and colds.
adv
Mr. and Mrs Alfred Johnson OF
New London, Conn. have been visit
mo Mr. and Mrs. John W. TinIlel
Mrs Edith HaWknson is assisting
in the Office Of Ely Fork and Hoe Co.
Nerrick COUNSEL left Wednesday
fo" Nopnanee, Ind, On business for
20 weeks.
D.. w. 4. Gage has purchased
rc".l coupe of ". A. Wri"ht.
fhaIle~ Flanders of Boston was
J. ." ~ business Thursday
Nthr" G.. Sprague is in Boston
""' win attend the Harvard and
Ga'" foot ball game.
Use American Live Tablets adv.
In this fascinating story For the
Soul of Raphae" with love. youth,
! beauty, romance and adventure in
the days when might was right and
when American knighthood was in
flower comes the startling contrast
Of the old with the new. In the land
where passions held under tropical
skies, where beauty and love ran riot
YOU viii see portrayed on the screen
one Of the most fascinating plots
ever told upon the silver screen, Won
drou,ly enacted by Clara Kimball
Young at her very best supported by
a brilliant cast. It's at the Globe to-
night
Use American Liver Tablets adv.
The "Buddies" around whom
George V. Hobart has woven his de-
lghtful musical comedy which the
Selwyns will offer St. JohnsbuIy an
opportunity to see next Wednesday
evening, Nov. "a at the Colonial
theatre, wiggled their way into the
heart of New York for II consecutive
months in the Selwyn Theatre as few
folks in the world of makebelicye
have ever done They are such
dear, human group Of soun Ameri-
can manhood, as one finds them billet
ed after the almistice in a peasant
1 home in France, that no one is sur
j rlised that the sweet maid of France
. falls in love with one of their num-
her, nor that another is fine and big
and loyal enou"h to all but sacrifice
his personal happiness to protect his
youthful hostess from the machina-
tons Of a regular dyed-in-thewool
william. Vera Halare as the peasant
lass who gives such a delightful rem
dition of many of the lifting songs
which 3. C. lillian has woven into
the fabric of "Buddies;' William
Wayne as the Prince Kindness who
protects her from the villain, and
/ Lambert Terry as Babe the bashful
hero, contribute greatly to the pop
ularity of thi swholesome entertain
mcnt which was easily the biggest hit