The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-03

Dan Hurley and family leave for
Joe's Pond Sunday to spend two
weeks.
Miss Boulduc of Shelbrooke who
has been tn guest of Miss Maria
Landry for two weeks returned to
her home Friday.
Leslie Daniels is home from visit
to Morlisville and is at his work at
the Corner Garage.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Porter are
spendin" two weeks at Joe's Pond.
Mrs. James Lunge Of Burke visit
ed her DAUGHTER, Mrs. James McGill
here Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Waite and
two sons leave Sunday for a six days
trim by auto to Portland
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Christy of
Hyde Park Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin FAIR
of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c
Harris and son of Orleans will spend
the week end with DR. and Mrs. Vic
tor ?. Genge at Joe's Pond.
Horace Goodwin has a new car
Oliver H. Cameron, Esq, of Island
Pond was in St. Johnsbuly on bust
ness Thursday.
Joseph P. Roy has sold his one
half interest in the barber shop and
pool room at 80 Railroad Street,
which Roy Brothers recently pur-
chased of A. A. Champoux, to George
" Roy.
w. F. and L. T Timson of Lunen-
burg were visitors in st. Johnsbury
Friday.
Good accommodation at the Lake
Shore House, West Danville, VT, by
the day or week. Garage connection
and livery. Also boats to let. Phone
Danville 1915. adv
Burton r. Jones of the St. Johns
bury Inn has recently purchased an
automobile formerly by T. N. Vail
with the intention of using it for 4
public auto.
The postoffice will be closed all day
Monday, July 5th. There will he no
deliveries of mail by carriers, rural
or town. The lobby will be opened
from a. m. to p. m.
Services of the International Bib.c
Students in G. A. R. hall, Citizens
Bank Block, next Sunday afternoon
at three o'clock. addressed IVY a l..
Huntley of Morrisville. Subject, The
Destruction of the Temple NJ. de
with Hands," A cordial invitation IS
extended to all interested. Seats free.
No collection.
Miss Mabel Kelley has resigned as
home demonstration or the woman 5
auxiliary of the Caledonia Farm bu-
reau to accept a similar position iii
her county home in New York state.
If you admire the high. the big,
the great in pictures YOU want to
see Harry Carey in marked Men"
It's different It's great! Skip over
the flights from penetentiary and
the customary western rides and es
capes and dance hall scenes and you
come to three convicts ploughing
through the desert and wanting wat
er more than anything on earth. They
spy wagon and reaching it finds
that the miracle of miracles awaits
them. The woman in the wagon has
just given a baby son to the world
and with her dyin" breath bequeaths
him to the three desperate men.
What happens after this is a curious
mixture of humor and pathos. The
manner in which the three old fell
lows brine I'm tho babe on Bible bv
opening it and just reading "hit or
miss" the sight of enc pairing the
collouses off the hands of another in
order to make them smooth for
baby's castor-oil rub, and the ire
mendous sacrifices made by these men
who have never known a refining in
fuence, make the feature one of I'M
deniable charm and Importance. See
it at the Please U today.
The North, South ard Grace Meth |
odist churchs will unite in a union
communion service 20 be conducted |
by Rev. George A. Martin at the
South church at 1920. In the even
ing at 100 a union service will be
held in the Grace church, at which
time Mr. Martin will spak on "The
Obligation of Patriotism"
"The Greatest Show on Earth"
will perform for you At the Globe to-
night The occasion is the engage
ment of Mabel Normand, the ia
maus star of Mickey" in her Gold
wynn photoplay, "Jinx", an uproar-
iously funny picture of circus life. A
real Circus-57 varieties of freaks,
acrobats and clowns, n everything,
and harrv. snappv picture story all
rolled into one. It's real treat. The
circus is here! Don't wait minute.
If you want to "pack up your
troubles in the old Kit bag, Mabel
Normand is your packer.
Miss Blanche Spauding and Miss
Elaine Fairbanks have returned
from Joe's Pond where they have
been spendin" two weeks with their
aunt, Mrs. George Spaulding.
Miss Elizabeth and Miss Melissa
Gill and Paul Shattuck have taken an
auto trip to salaverrv. Que. to spend
A few days with Miss Gill's parents.
Col. Joseph Fairbanks and family