The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-23
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

( The Office of F. w .Magoon will
be open SATURDAY. morning. l00-3F
The Pythian Sisters will hold their
regular meeting Monday night, Oct
%, at 1870 o'clock. A good attend
ance is desired.
The people Of st. Johnsbury are
assured of some excellent speaking at
the republican rally at the armory
tonight and Senator Dillingham; is
sure Of royal welcome. Mr. Noel
roy, though a stranger to Vermont
audiences is a seasoned campaigncr
and is sure to please the audience
Gov. Henry c. Ide will preside and
the rally will open at O'Clock.
Lieut.. Edward Walter, who is i'll
with pneumonia at Norwich UnivPr-
sity, is more comfortable and his
physicians say that he will escape
with only LIGHT run of the disease.
His mother and St. Johnsbury
nurse are with him.
Gilbert and Sullivans comic opera.
Ruddigore," which the Boston Eng
fish Opera Company will give at the
Colonial Theatre on Wednesday eve
nine, Oct. 27, is a masterpiece Of
melody and humor. 1t is full O.
catchy tunes, clever dances, and the
livcliest of dialogue. Its story is
mixture Of the fanciful and the gro
tesdue and its plot, dealing with an
English baronet who possesses a long
line of ancestors, is an INGENIOUS
burles0ue of the STACEY and theatri-
zeal form Of melodrama which is al
ways popular on the stage AMONG
the most catchy Of the many apneal
in" Son"s in "Ruddi"ore". is Rose
MaVbud's song on etiunette. during
"'hich she sir"S fror1 little book her
lovo scene With Pichard Daur+leSs.
Sergeant Tom lSon Of the Bur inG-
ton Army Recruiting Office is in town
and will mako his Headquarters ut the
ioin the almv for one or three yra"S
should talk things over with the Of
fcer here. He says there arr s We al
vacancies in overseas service in Ger
many.
The st. John de Crevoceur Chant"r
of the d. A. r. met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. ID. c. Holner About
twelve members We're present and
listened TO a splendid pane BY Mrs.
Herbert Balch on the subject of "Co'-
onirl inns" Refreshments were serv-
cd bv the hostess.
1--WE ocular MEETING Of Grace
'T"i' o'ub was held in the Methodist
church pqrlors Friday evening, and
woe la"~elv attended. 1t was an
~CuGrcd at this time that over $500
had been cleared from the meals
served during the Caledonia County
fair, and tr' money viii be divided
between the Ladies Aid and the
Grace Unity Club. Various items of
business were brought before the club
and discussed by the members. AZ
ter the business meeting. a social time
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served by the hostesses.
"W hat Happened to Jones'! Prohi
bition had caught his friend Brown
unprepared. And Brown, knowing
that Jones had something in his cellar
sent out an S. O. S. So Jones packed
suitcase and started out. but!
We won't tell YOU what came next,
because it will be ten times funnier
when YOU see it. "What Happened to
JONES' a Paramount Aircraft pic
ture adapted from the old stage farce,
with Bryant Washburn as the star,
is showing at the Please U today and
it's some jazzical miy-up OF Prohi-
biton refolmers, old maids, boot
lcggcrs and pretty girls DO not miss
it, It's the comedy treat of the sea-
son.
Announcement has just been rcceiv-
ed from Mr.. and Mrs. p. H. Phil
brook, who are well known IN this
town, that they will be able to put on
the home talent show, "Honeymoon
Lane" here on Nov. 9 and 10. The
play will be presented under the aus
nicrs of the Elks. a1vt
Miss Avis King leaves for Taunton,
Mass, Monday where she will enter
the state hospital to train for a nurse.
Rev L. L. Beeman, aged II years
and for 45 years in the Methodist
ministely, died suddenly in Shelburne
Falls, Mass, on Wednesday. During
his ministerv he has held pastorateS
in Bellows Falls, Woodstock and st.
Johnsbury, being in the latter town