St. Johnsbury Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-1920, 1920-05-12

/ pfacHCS o. INC Amy 2lC invited tC
! cell ii: the rec!uitia~ Office II No. 4
/ kailroad street where all information
! will be checrfully "iven
| A clinic in the after care work Of
infantile paralysis in Vermont wi
be held at Dli"htlook Hospital
Thursday, May 20, from . IL. m. to
i p. NJ. 1t will be in charge of Miss
Bertha l.. Wci>brod OF Burlington,
who has charge Of this work under
the direction Of the State Board OF
i Health. No child will be refused
treatment on account Of the lack of
funds, and all will be given most
| careful attention.
I George II. Pierce of Clinton, n. j.,
is visitin" his mother, Mrs. Elizabeth
Pierce, and sisters, Mrs. w. II. Nc
Farland and Mrs. Frank Goss.
The many friends of Mr.. and MIS-.
Philip Fl. Stone of Pasadena, Cal,
will be interested to know that they
will spend the summer in st. Johns
bury and plan to reach their oil home
carly in June.
Rev. +. b. Richards went 10 IL ,toA
Monday and goes from there to B"at-
tleboro to attend the annual meeting
of the Congregational convent .on.
p. Fl. Tcacho.t has commenced
work in the Ncrm )nt Forc,','v d..
paltmcnt in the campaign the lepar.-
mcnt arc wagin:y against he white
pine blister and will work in the Vi
entity Of St. Joh,sbury.
Mrs. S. H. Spalhawk and NJ. AID
M Il IN,
Margaret Priscilla returned home
last week from St. Augustine. Fla,
where they have spent the winter.
Harvey f. Kelsey of Lyndonvillc
visited his daughter, Mrs. George
Giffin, Tuesday,
The Ladies' Circle OF the Universal
list church will meet Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Gordon X. Goss at
G2 Portland street.
Congressman Porter II. Dale has
sent Il telegram to Chambcrlin Post
G. A. r., announcing that he had ac-
ccpted their invitation to speak ut
their Memorial day exercises.
Alfred H. Brooks has entered the
employ of the Cary Maple Sugar
Company after II years of service in
the lumber yard at the scale works.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Jones arc in
johnson attending the Harned-Por-
ter wedding which takes place at 8
o'clock this evening at the brides
home. James b. Harmed is in the
Berry-Ball dry goods store in the
clothing department and Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmed will mako their home
in ST. Johnsbuly at No. SIS Summer
street.
The cottage prayer mcctin" will he
held at the home of William Clark in
Corcyvillc Tuesday evening.
T.. N. Randall and J. Rolf Searlcs
have purchased Buick touring cars Of
Charles f. Silsby.
Harry T. Morey, who stars in Wit,
super film "The Darkest
Hour" is mans man. He is fav-
ortc with all classes and in all thea
tres. No matter what kind of a char
acter he portrays he is always man
and that fact together with the
strength of the Mot in "Thc Darkest
Hour" make this one Of the finest
pictures imaginable. The opening
scenes of this remarkable story arc
set in New York where a millionaire
looscs his memory by blow on the
head. During the period of aphasla
he wandcrs to the lumber camps near
Lancaster, N. H., where after mary
exciting adventures, his memory re-
turns, revealing the heights to which
Il strong man may 90 even in dark
ness. A picture that is different. At
the Please U today and tomorrow.
The North and South churches will
hold Il union prayer meeting at the |
South church this evening.
Bernard A. Johnson and Cecil f.
Palmer have purchased Buick touring
cars of Charles f. Silsbv.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. c. Shclburnc have
gone on a fishing trip to their camp
1t Willouohby lake.
l.. p. Leach visited Camp Winnie
in Luncnbur" Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Harve'' of Concord
spent Thursday with her daughter,
Mrs. Laura Palmer
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Higgins of
Lyndonvillc spent the week end with {
his father, Ell. Higgins on Elm St.
Ralph T. Perr', of Boston is here
visiting friends.
Mrs. Emma Shufclt Moore of I
quincy, Mass, was here Tuesday on
1er way to Lyndon to bury her faith
u, Joseph Shufelt. I
A large truck came from Ncwpor'
o st. Johnsbuly Monday viz Will
oughby lake and found the road pas
;ablc for automobiles though there
X;fs one rather bad SPOT on The c.ly2