The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-10
The Evening Caledonian-Record


gal business this week
Mr.. and Mrs. e. II. Niles of Wat
erlord attended county court here
Wednesday.
The Chautauqua tickets for the adj
varce sale are here, and those who
subscribed for the same may procure
them by applying to Z. S. Waterman.
Mr. and Mrs. Luther S. Jewett
spent Wednesday in Burlington.
Polar Cub Electric Fans at The
Peek Co. adv.
f. II. Hallett was in Irasburg
" edncsday to attend the county eX-
change.
Mrs Byron NJ. Bundy of Sutton is
very i'll at Blightlook hospital.
''Respectable by Proxy, a Blacton
feature, starring Sylvia Dreamer and
Robert Gordon, furnishes first class
| phCtoplay full of zest and spice that
n:ingles romance, laughs and climax
cs into the finest entertainment pos
slble. Imagine a young blade who
lnalIies a chorus girl.and then, by
lnutual consent leaves her. Reported
killed in a shipwreck, he goes back
to his mothers home anu there finds
a, Their actress masquerading as his
widow. Both keep up the bluff. Funny
ye:, but also highly dramatic and
! lichly spiced. J. Stuart Blacton has
put charm and real portrayal into
thu production and the very best eff
iecta from his magic bag. Sylvia
Dreamer surpasses in beauty, and
Robert Gordon as the handsome
young southernor captivates at
cncc. Be sure and see it at the
| Please y today md tomorrow.
MIS-. Dan Noel was called to
Nashua Wednesday by the death of
he brother-in-law, Stephen Griffin.
She will be away until Monday.
G E. Hawkins, formerly employed
by +. A Brown has returned to town
after eight months absence and will
resume work at Browns grocery
store.
RCy. George A. Martin attended a
meeting of the trustees of Montpelier
Seminary at Montpelier Wednesday.
Hon. Charles w. Gates of Frank
lin, one. of the States ablest govern
cl.. is attending commencement eX-
crci,es at ST. Johnsbury Academy.
George w. Harvey, now of
Chicago, is here for the week attend
ing the Academy festivities and re-
moving acquaintance with his school
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton NJ. Cheney of
Chicago are here for few days on
business connected with the settle
rent of his fathers estate. They
are accompanied by their son and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Cheney.
Mrs. Cheney will be pleasantly re-
n.embered as Miss Beulah Allen, a
graduate nurse of Brightlook hospi-
tai.
Mrs. John NJ. Jencks of Sherbrooke
is spending a few days with her ST.
Jchnsbury relatives.
1t is reported mo pure turpentine
IN ST. Johnsbury." The firm Of
Stafford & Stevens on Prospect Ave,
beg to inform the public that they
have PURE TURPENTINE in any
CT antity desired; also any other
points, stains or varnishes you may
need. adv.
Ora N. Drew and George Drew of
North Danville were here on business
v ednesday.
otikdhfrnl amnthencz dai ETAO rs
Miss Frances Davis is home from
Columbia University, at New York
city, for tn. summer vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Scribner are
taking an automobile trip to st. Al
bans and East Berkshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hale and
son Kenneth, of Newbury, visited her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Sargent
Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid and Grace Unity
club will hold a food sale at the
Methodist church Saturday. at 2
clock. 297-29S
"Tex" Elucidator of Mysteries, is
first introduced to you in "Circum-
startal Evidence. "Tex" is an up
to-date rival of Sherlock Holmes and
he has adopted Holmes methods in
urravelling the fascinating, battling
detective stories of this series. A
Mystery-and what Mystery
Sweeping forward on the tide of ac-
ton, without waste inch of film,
until the climax leaps like lightning
bolt out Of clear sky. 1t takes a
keen analysis to find the man respon-
sible. Can you do it? Come to the
Globe tonight and see.