The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-29
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

u The Chiropody Office Of Dr. F. w.
Maroon will be closed August 1st to
18th inclusive. adv
The members of Grace unity club
and theiS families will hold a pic
mic on the lawn of Mrs. Horace An
derson, II St. Johns street on Sat
urday. Supper will be served at s
= o o'clock. In case Of rain it VIII Be
! held at Grace Methodist church
Miss Marjorie Cramton, accompan-
led by Miss Sigrid EkloH at the
piano, will give a violin recital Fri
/ dav evening August 6 al Athenaeum
I hail under the ausDces Of The Girls
] community league.
mr.. and Mls. Harry Conner Of
Barton visited here Tuesday.
/ Ralph King of Barton was here We'd
/ nesday.
Ernest W. Stafford of Victory has
! purchased a Ford truck of W. A..
/ Wright.
Mrs. Ida Wilcomb has purchased
! the Frank Walbridge place on Cen
tral street.
4 Andrew Fitzgerald, a former resi-
dent of North Danville and now of
Santa Cruz. Cal, is visiting his cid
friends, and was in st. Johnsbury
+ Wednesday.
The st. Johnsbury relatives of Mrs
Mary Jewett Wilmington of Chen Y,
Wash, were invited to Elmwoode Mon
day evening where an informal tea
was given by Mrs. Henry Fairbanks
/ TO Rev. and Mrs. Wilmington. A
most delightful evening was spent.
Bernard a. Johnston is expected
/ home by motor from Akron, O.,
( where he has been spending a vaca-
ton with his wife, two daughters,
and Mrs. Gale.
Mcrrick COUNSEL, who was expect
ed in St Johnsbuly yesterday was de-
laved a dav.
Stupendous is the word. You'll say
81 too. It's the motion picture Of
the hopr-one containin" IN appeal
/ to the deenest human FEELINGS. It's
a heart revelation and nothing IS so
interesting. FASCINATING and mvster-
! ious as the heart, this nhotodrama
Nrays the heart. 1t shows man
CONE up from the DEPTHS of a prison
! hell-come back to stem into his
brothers. shoes. His brother was a
narson. tender sensitive soul. while
he was fghter-a bio. red-hlooded
/ 7oer Of things. If you love childrcn:
/ i YOU like to see a man batter down
! Obstacles and come back a winner: If
Won like to hove our heart tom with
tender noble love stolv: If vou like
m he lifted hv an insured noessapa
"n1 vow mind exaltel-voul1 lust
hove n come and sc "Other Me0's
S'0es" seven reel. al star cast de-
Met this wonderful nhotodrama and
+ ~ tho Plaaso-T today
Miss Bertha Wesselhoeft Swift Of
Boston. who is spending the summer
in Whiteield, is in St. Johnsbury
every Wednesday until the middle of
/ September giving vocal lessons to
her old pupils. Miss Swift teaches
in Mr.. Harris studio.
A. B. Moves attended the Quarterly
meeting of the Green Mountain
Mutual Fire Insurance Co. Inc, at
Montpelier Tuesday. Mr.. Noyes is
F OIIt VI tIiC dlltNIOIS VI tHt CODlDlilN
which has just completed It's first
years business.
Minor automobile accident report
ed to the office of the secretary of
state at Montpelier include one re-
ported by Raymond Pease of Lyndon
vile who was in J. A. Judges car
when it ran into a telephone pole,
and another one reported by Henry
Patrick of St. Johnsbury for an ac
cident at McIndoes.
Kenneth Lamphere, driver of Swift
and Co.'S local express wagon, took
bad fall on Thursday morning. While
driving down Eastern Avenue. the
right front wheel came completely off
and he went hurting out into the
road, striking near the curb. He pick
cd himself up immediately and altho
badly shaken Il and bruised, no Sc
rious injury was sustained. The
wheel was soon replaced on the wa
won and it went on its wa The ac-
cident hanpened dircetl in front Of
c. E. Browns clothing store.