St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-09-01


Cottage Hotel and now owned by
Dominic Costa will be torn down.
The same authorities have also OF
dered the shed on the Gordon c.
Weeks property on Prospect avenue
to be removed.
The many friends OF Miss Lena c.
Ross, who has been a most efficient
assistant to William H. Jeffrey, Of
Montpelier in the department of
Charities and Probation, will be in
terestcd to learn that she has resign
ed to resume her work as teacher in
the Rutland public schools.
Chas. S. Hastings, has sold his two
old Prescott double bass viols, to
go to California, to be used in the
San Franscico Symphony Orchestra,
an organization of some 80 players.
they were valuable instruments and
although Charles says he did not get
what they were actually worth, he
received much more than they were
worth to him, being unable to use
them for the past four years, so that
they had practically been idle and
doing no good to any one.
Miss Gertrude H. Cramton left last
night for Il brief visit with friends
in Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. all and daugh-
ter, lrma, are guests of MI. and Mrs.
Fred Dolloff and daughter. Laura, at
their cottage crest Awhile" at Will
loughby Lake, where they are spend
! ing ten days.
DR.. John M. Allen is the owner of
a new automobile which he has driv-
Ell just one day.
A merry bunch VENT trough the
White Mountains Yesterday including
Lost River and the Flume. They
were Misses l.. Landry. A. Dcsroch-
ers, Y. Brunette, L. Racicot, l.. Le-
mcrise, c. Daignault, Messrs. G..
Desrochers, r. Neaglc Y. Veilleux, A.
Grenier, r. Brunette and G. Neaglc.
Every one reported a good time.
Mrs. George Stevens and daughter,
Miss Helen Stevens, are home from
the summer spent at Winthrop High
lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Abbott came
home Saturday from Wells Beach,
Me-, where they spent their honey
moon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Fales are house
keeping in Mrs. Mabel Carpenters
house on Lafayette street.
Miss Minnie Hurlburt and Alice
Buck are spending some time in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
The many friends of Miss Abbie
Higgins are glad to learn of her
coming home from Brightlook hospi-
tai where she went for an operation.
Tell the children to enter some
thing in the children's department in
the Caledonia county fair at st
Johnsbury. Sept. ID, Is and 16. adv.
Edwin Nelson of Newton High
lands, Mass, Amos w. Scott, Jr., and
Edward r. French start Monday for a
hike through the White Mountains.
They expect to climb Mt. Willard and
Mt. Washington during their absence
of about a week.
born Aug. "a, to Mr.. and Mrs. Char :
les Bufdick LOCKER of Greenwich, N. (,
Y. and grandson to Mrs. Mollie Nc
Donald of st. Johnsbury.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin r. Carr have
returned from their vacation spent at.
Stanton, N H.
Miss Winifred Wheeler is visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Martha T. Carr.
Otis S. Ellis and Miss Mary w.
Ellis of Springfield, VT, were Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur F.
Stone and Mr. and Mrs. John T. Car
roll They made the trip in their car,
returning Monday via the White
Mountains.
Speaker F. H. Gillett of the House
of Representatives was among the
tourists that dincd at the St. Johns
bury House Sunday afternoon. Mr..
Gillett, whose home is in Springfield,
Mass, was travelling in his auto
bile and left the hotel soon after
dinner.
Across background of flaming
passion the "Flame of the Desert"
photoplay, tells vibrant story of
great love maturcd under desert stars
and of a woman's courage that
triumphed over the lust and passions
of trcacherous band Of desert riders
A dynamic drama that will thrill you.
An enchanting love story that will
cnthrall you. A woman's courageous
fight for love and happiness that will
grip you. Pictorial magnifcencc sur
passing all standards. It's coming to
the Globe tonight and tomorrow
After an absence of several months
dainty Billie Burke appears again on
the screen in "Awav Goes Prudence"
IL Paramount-Artcraft picture. Miss
Burke appears as a fashionable young
woman who is fond of aviation. Com
cdy and drama are admirably blended
in the photoplay, the combination re-
sulting in picture production suiting
the tastes of all fans. At the Plcasc-U
today and tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. +. Mcleod and
Mrs. John Williamson of st. Johns
bury attended the Orleans Centennial
Friday.
The premium lists for the Caledo-
MIA County fair, Sept. ID, Is and 1G.
are now ready for distribution and
NAV be obtained of the secretary,
Fred S. Hartman of st. Johnsbury.
Miss Clarrissa Howe is spending ]
n walk with her sister. Mrs Ha:lad
Ha1lev. in Springfield, Mass, and ,
will visit in Hartford, Conn.,, and i
Brattleboro before returning.
Among the exhibitors at the La 4:
noble Valley fair this week were A.
L. Bailey'S representatives with their