The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-09
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News

Brownlow were over Sunday guests
at the home Of Miss Lowell's sister,
Mrs. Cecil Albee, at Newport.
Several people having expressed
wish that make pictures of them in
their homes, | shall be in st. Johns
bury for that purpose in about two
weeks. Any others desiring to take
advantage of this opportunity to
have some of my work can make APP
pointments by letter or telephone. A
Allyn Bishop, Newport, Vt.
1856
Ralph Howes and c. H. Goss of
st. Johnsbury, are registered at the
Hotel Marseillcs, Broadway at 103d
Street, New York.
Walter E. Watson and Albert c.
Dodge have taken advantage of the
opportunities offered by The New
Democratic Peace Time Army, hav-
ing been accepted this date for the
Cavalry and Coast Artillery, respect
fully. Mr.. Dodge says there is no
place in civil life that can equal tho
army for training and education. Mr..
Dodge was last discharged from 31st
Co., 9Th Bait. Depot Brigade.
Chandler Heath, Asa Wcsson, and
Fred Stocker of Danville and Mr. and
Mrs !. w. Stanton of North Danvillc
were visitors here Saturday.
Benjamin Stanton of North Dan
vile was here Friday night to attend
the U. c. 7. musical drama.
Miss Grace Rouse left Monday af-
! tcrnoon for ST. Petersburg, Fla
where she will be the guest of Miss
Helen Stevens for few weeks
Mrs. J. M. Jencks of Sherbrooke i;
visiting her st. Johnsbury relatives.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Calvin e. Brown will extend The
deepest sympathy to them in the
death of their youngest son, Miles
which occurred early Monday after
noon. The boy was born August IS
1919, and died of bronchial pneumo
MIA.
Il. x. Laughlin, who has been il
one of the machine shops at Hyde
Park, Mass, returned to st. Johns
bury where he will make his home
Mr.. Laughlin's son and wife, Mr.. an
Mrs Raymond Laughlin, are expect
ed here from Boston Monday nigh
'and will locate here.
Miss Edith Clifford of North Dan
vile came to ST. Johnsbury Monda,
for an operation on her eye.
Sherman Graham was operated o
at Brightlook Hospital Monda
morning on one of his eyes and on
Of his knees. He is getting along a
comfortably as can be expected
Miss Carol Drew of Orleans wa
) the guest of Miss Maud Bennett tn
J past week.
Clayton Packard of Berlin, N. H
: is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. I
Mute.
The Pythian Sisters will hold the
meeting in G. A. X. hall at 7.30. A
officers are requested to be present.
Marty Shay is home from a wee
spent in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cosgrovc lie
Saturday night for Montreal for
week.
Maurice Tourneur, creator Of "Tl
Blue Bird" "Prunella," "Sportil
Life" "The White Heather h
scored again. His latest productic
"The Life Line" is at the Please
today. "The Life Line is, like h
past two successes, an adaptation
Il Brury Lane melodrama, "The r
many Rye" 1t is on the same larl
spectacular scale, with a~bg To-
story running through it. We dou
if anything more thrilling has ev
been filmed than the wreck of &
ocean liner and the escape of t
passengers by means Of the life lir
which forms the climax Of the pla
There is also a realistic theatre fiji
If you like melodrama-an cveryol
= does, if you like thrills if you iii
romance, and mystery, and excit
| mcnt and comcdy-you're going
, like "Thc Life Line" It's Par
| mount Artcraft Picture and an ;
| star cast, consisting Of Jack Ho
/ Lew Cody, Pauline Starke and Seer
1 Owen mastcrfully interpret this mt
i odrama with the utmost artistry.
4 marvellous creation! At the Plea
4 u today and tomorrow.
/. Naz,ol is an ideal nasal OintmeI