The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-23
St. JOhnsbury Locals

All NIeeU ISluillo W HIS IIOllS III
Utah this week after a visit at his
old home.
/ Miss Margie Clifford is home from
a weeks visit with her grandfather,
Benjamin F. Clifford. The latter is in
his seth year and lives at the home
/ OF William Clifford in North Dan
vile.
! Miss Lila F., daughter of Mr. and
( Mrs. Charles j. Gilfillan, was married
! last week to Edward w. Nealand.
/ The wedding occurred at Norwich
( and the couple were married by Rev.
Herbert Dixon.
Mrs. Courschene returned Satur-
day from a two weeks visit at Sum-
nit, Mt Washington.
Mrs. Frank Simpson and son re-
TUNED Saturday from spending few
! DAYS at Swanton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl D. Hovey and
/ daughter, Helen. are away on va
cation which will include visit to
/ the White Mountains, Portland and
Old Orchard Beach.
/ AaGlNlP w HIKE Has Itlui iNN W
/ Hartford. Ct, after visit of two
weeks with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George c. Wilkie at No. 8 Summer
St.
Frank Roberts, who has been
working at William Clifford's at
North Danville, has finished there
AMI has accepted a position at Rum
noy, n. H., and leaves soon for that
town,
Mrs. Mary Robic Of Tampa, Fla,
! is spending a few days with Mrs.
James A. Impey.
Miss Lillian Gilfllan who has been
visiting Nj. and Mrs. Charles E.
Peek, left Monday on her journey
home to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
Harry Scott is assisting in f, A;
SCOTS grocery store while MI. and
Mrs. Lindol NJ. Scott are on motor
/ trip.
d.. Dale S. Atwood was in Barton
on business Monday.
Nh. and Mrs. Myron f. Smith
spent Sunday with his parents, MI.
and Mrs. Ellis Smith, in Barnet.
Mrs Frank H. Philburt of Essex
Junction is assisting in the office OF
/ the Lougee & Smvthe store during
the absence of Miss jeanette Parks
on two weeks vacation.
Mrs. David L. Hartman and son,
! David Of Springfield, Ma s., arc Wis
itinq her mother, Mrs. O. S. Abbott.
James Fitch and Wilmer Fitch
and Mrs. Clara Fillmore Of Moores,
New York, DR.. and Mrs Bailey OF
Plattsburg are guests Of Dr. and Mrs
W. B. Fitch on Main street.
Nj. and Mrs. Oscar NJ. Cummings
and daughter, Doris, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. Impey mo- orcd to Mi
Ian, N. H., Sunday to Wis. Mr. Cum
mings' mother. Mrs. Cummings and
Doris remained there tol 4 few days
visit.
twenty-five members of Moose
River Encampment were IN Island
Pond Saturday night 10 work the
degree for Ross Elcampmcnt of Is
land Pond.
Mrs. John Canty is visitno relatives
in Molrisville.
Mrs. Frank Reed is spending the
week in New hondon, Conn.
Mrs. L. +. Smith is spending the
week at Lake Morey.
Nj. and Mrs. A. W Barney spent
Sunday in Hardwick.
Charles Wright and mother, Mrs.
Jane Wright, visited in Passumpsic,
Sunday.
Miss Lora Varney Of the Red
Cross has returned from her vaca-
ton. The office in the aImory is open
again in the morning, Thursday eve
ming from to 8 O'Clock and other
times by appointment
Miss Madeline Baril of Barre for
merly of this place was operated on
Saturday morning at the st. Johns
| bury Hospital.
Don't forget the big corn supper
at the Methodist church Friday,
/ Sept. 10, at 6 O'Clock adv.
Miss Bcrnicc Gregory is visiting in
Derby and Derby Line.
The st. Johnsbury Band started
/ to give their concert as advertised in
Court House Square Sunday after
noon, but the rain compelled them
to close before their program had
been completed. Owing to inclement
weather the attendance was light
The men screamed with horror.
For behind the door they saw some
thing that robbed them Of speech, a
nameless terror that chilled their
blood. What was it? Well, that
would be telling. It's all in the pic
ture. Behind the Door" is the title.
Thomas H. Ince has produced it as
Paramount Picture, with
! Hobart Bosworth starring. Behind
the Door" will keep you on the edge
of your seat during the entire show
ing. And you'll be as surprised as
anyone at the amazing finish. It's a
big picture; one you don't want to
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