The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-07-10
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

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Pond Fruit cup, chicken salad, rolls
cake and coffee l5c.
MI. ana MIS-. Jonn ID. RiCkaby OF
! SomCrVlile, Mass, have been spend
ing the week at then former nome
! mean II oul Corners.
At the mornlng, service at Grace
| Methodist church Sunday there Will
! be baptism, reception Oh members
and an address by the pastor on "Ihe
Outstanding Need OF Today"
L. Fred oImanton and trends from
the Empire Theatre Orchestra OF
Glen Fails, N. y, are visiting Tor a
week at the home OF his father,
| Charles L. Simanton OF Pearl St. The
trip was made in his own cal from
Glens Falls.
Union service of the North and
South Congregational churches will
be held in the South church Sunday
morning at 1890, and Rev. Frederick
b. Richards will preach upon I'm
pressions of the International Coun-
Gil in Boston"
Rev. Paul d. Moody will speak at
union service of the North, South
and Methodist church as the South
church Sunday evening at 700. His
subject will be "Some Elements of
the Movement Towards Christian
Union"
Alice Brady, popular film star, is
to be seen tonight at the Globe in
"Her Silent Sacrifice" adapted from
1.-THE Red Mouse, and supported by
q noteworthy cast. The plot is an
unusual one and Miss Brady handles
the emotional role with her usual
skill and intelligence. A Prince-a
girl-and just man: sounds inter-
esting: it is. The fun on the pro-
gram is supplied by "a Twilight
Baby something new in comedies
and the musical selections by the or
chestra will give you keen enjoy
ment.
Beautiful Dorothy Dalton is the
star in "The Dark Mirror, the fea-
ture picture at the Please U today
In many ways it's the most unusual
picture ever shown. Certainly it's
one of the most entertaining of the
season. Miss Dalton plays the role
OF a society heiress who became
belle of the New York underworld.
Thomas Fl. Ince produced the picture
and it's a Paramount Aircraft. 1t is
also q perturbation from Louis Jo-
seph Vance's story and novel. 1t is
repletc with dash, thrill and mystery,
ard the plot is away out of the usual
channel of photoplav stories. Do not
miss seeing it tonipht at the Please
U.
Mrs. Cora Valentine, Mrs. John
Campbell Miss Alice Clark, Miss
Catherine Morrison and Rev A. S.
Woodworth are home from Newport
where they attended the Baptist con-
vention.
Ivan and Perlcv Hartwell are at
Camp Abnaki for the summer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Pettigrew and
children, who have been visiting her
grandmother, Mrs. Henry Albec, has
returned to her home in Plainfeld, N. |
J.
Work is well underway in replac-
inc some of the worn out asphalt /
sidewalks on the south side of Port
land street near the bridge.
Joseph F. Flint of Burlington and |
a party of friends and relatives were
in st. Johnsbury on Wednesday night |
and Thursday, having motored over
from Burlington.
For the second successive week |
rain had put a ban on the popular
band concert scheduled for Wednes- |
dav night at the Railroad St. Park |
bandstand. The rain holds off until
the last minute and then comes down |
in sheets. The same program will be !
given next week Wednesday as that |
scheduled for June so provided the |
weather permits.
The village trustees have purchas-
ed about Is new street signs and
they are being placed on the street
corners by Chief Marden and other
employees of the municipality.
Owners of automobile are requested |
by hief of Police Finley to drive as
quietly as possible in the vicinity of
the Chautauqua tent while the enter
tainment is being given that the au-
dience may not be disturbed.
The Fairbanks Morse Name Plate |
for June contains an excellent por-
trait of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E. By |
ron with interesting "reminiscences
of his SO years at the scale factory |
and their golden wedding in 1919. |
Ma. Byron is the oldest employe in |
the factory. having commenced work |
there in March 20, 1867
S. K. Brigham, proprietor of Brig
hams drug store ad Mrs. Brigham,
are at the Bay View House at York |
Beach, Me-, for two weeks vacation.