The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-14
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

A brilliant star in brilliant pho
toplay-that's the attraction the
Globe offers in Elaine Hammerstein's
now Selznick Picture, ""Wbispers, -
which will be presented tonight.
"Whispers," was filmed for the most
part in Washington, d. c., and is
aid to contain some OF the most
elaborate and impressive sets ever
constructed for a photoplav.
Whispers" is full of romance, &C
ion and intrigue. Society life, New
York night life, and the underground
wireless rumor-spreaders at work.
whispers" is a photodrama you
can't help but like. See it. Well ex-
pect you.
Col. Charles w. Ruiter and family
have taken a cottage at Joes Pond
for a couple of weeks.
Fred w. Kcllev has returned from
Chicago where he attended the ma
tional gathering of the Elks.
Claude Roundy, who has been Wis
ting friends in town for few days
has returned to Boston.
"The Deadlier Sex" the stellar six
reel photop,cv to be shown at the
Please U todav and tomorrow, is
such powerful, unusual picture that
mere adiectives beggar description.
1t is a BIG picture! A wonderful
story, combining drama, comedy, sex
battle, out door beauty. plus pot
oozing with tense situations and sus-
pense. Miss Sweet is tantalizino, If
risistible. She is su- norted bv such
leading mon as Mahlon Hamilton,
Winter Hall and Boris Karloff. From
an artistic standpoint, the picture is
lasting delight the exterior scenes
beinp exousitcly beautiful. If you
want to see one of the truly fine mic
lures of the year See this searching
drama Of q Woman's soul.
Carl L. Green. formerly St.
Tohnsbur'r merchant and now of
Spanish Fork Utah, is visitinr his
fricnds and relatives, and receiving a
warm welcome after an absence of
II wears
Mr.. and Mrs. Hem Roleau are
spcndinp two weeks at their cottage
at Caspian axe
Mrs. Hattie Wagner toured from
North Adams, Mass. through the
White Mountains Tuesday and on
her wav home called on hor sister,
Mrs Elsie NJ. Ha' 800 % j - Mrs
". r. Ralch. On her return trim TO
North Adams sho r.~r c~"~-'-" nicd
w. her two ni"oc' E5rs Gr2co WI
kic and Miss Ethel HAYES
Henry BYRON of Cliff Street, the
oldest employee "a III r. & T. Fair
banks factory. Suit7i>od an injury
to his back at the --'ant Tuesday
when he was struck bv an ice cake
which fell from aho''a hin, striking
him. a glanciHo blo~7 - h stood on
q ladder. He va N''9ied to his
home and it was found that no bones
were broker. His m2~ friends are
glad to know tha. h cgcaped severe
injury
C. E. Kirk has soff n four tene-
ment house on M&riof 2vcnue to Du-
gee & Son.
Mr.. and Mrs John Ea;lo- of Ayers
Cliff, P. O., and Mi7a Nellie and |
Miss Nae Bailey Of Watorville were
Sunday visitors ~ tho homes of |
George and Har-- Webster. Mr.. and
Mrs. r. E. Webster and MI. Mack
ensic from Mortified were also in
the party. Mrs. Mackenzie, who has
been visiting here several weeks, re-
turned with them.
Norris D. Blake and wife have
gone to their camn Lincoln Lodge"
1t Lake Eden for few days.
DR.. Atwood's Office viii not be
open until TUESDAY Ju'v 20. adv
The St Johnsaury band will give
heir twice postponed concert on the
Railroad street park this evening.
The case set for trial in municipal
,ourt today against the man arrested
or disturbance of the peace in two
If ST. Johnsbury's barber shops on a
'ecent Sunday, was postponed be-
.ause of the difficulty of securing a
F. B. Jacques has gone to Provi-
lence, r. l., to attend the midsum-
ner meeting of the New England
upelintendents of the Metropolitan.
life Insurance Company.
The Fairbanks baseball team play
d Woodsville at the latter's diamond
his afternoon and quite few fans
vent down in automobiles to cheer
he local boys on to victory.
Miss Leah Dioettc and Miss Maude
'ennett spent Sunday at Willoughby