The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-10

Mrs. c. D. Chase visited Mrs. Roy
Clark at Wells River Saturday.
Philip Gobie of Bellows Falls has
been recent business visitor here.
Ernest Mathews is gaining slowly
from his recent serious illness.
Mrs. Wilkes orchestra played Cor
a dance at Lyndonv.lle Thursday
night.
Mrs. Augusta Phelps is visiting
Mrs. Bert Farnham a. St Johnsbury
Center.
Mrs. A. E. Ashcraft left Friday
for Chicago on visit for few
weeks.
Mrs. Harry Rogers of Walden is
ir Brightlook Hospital recovering
from an operation.
Miss Dorothy c. Adams has gone
to Newark n. J. to finish her course
Physical Education,
Saturday morning was the coolest
thus far of the new year, the mer-
curry registering u below zero on the
center road.
Mrs Harry E. Davis and daughter,
Barbara, of Bradford are visiting Mrs.
L. v Hadley on Church street for a
few days.
Mrs. Charles s. Adams has gone to
| Middleton, Conn, to spend several
months with Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker
man. The latter have returned TO
their home after spending the holi-
days in st. Johnsbury.
At the annual meeting Of the Yer
mont Bar Association at Montpelier
Tuesday the following Kew members
from Caledonia county joined the
organization: Oscar l.. Shepard,
Hardwick; George c. Frye, Jutten
A. Longmoore, Samuel T. Richardson
Hugh Hastings of Bradford, former
ly of St. Johnsbury, also joined the
association.
THE Lone Star Ranger" which
opened yesterday at the Globe
Theatre, with William Farnum in
the title role, presents that line actor
again in one Of his stirring, virile,
outdoor portrayals--thc Texas Ran
ger Of Zane Grey's well-known novel.
The William Fox star fairly outdid
the expectations of his most ardent
admirers, as a range rider of former
Texas days who feared no man and
boldly brought to justice a vicious
band OF cattle outlaws. Mr.. Farnunr
carried his audience with him
through thrilling episodes that dealt
with bad men, a good woman, pathos
and love, to a happy climax. Dra-
matically The Lone Star Ranger is
all that can be desired, with the adj
litional merit Of some wonderful
scenery. There's a thrill in every
foot of finland the climax will take
your breath. 1t is playing at the
Globe tonight for the last time.
Looking for excitement? Where
are you looking? The question Of
where to find adventure and excite
mert is big one. Some people say
it is to be found in foreign lands,
some say at home. Take this trip.
See Ethel Clayton in her first Para
mount Aircraft picture for the new
year. That is if you really want eX-
element, and you will be guaranteed
FIVE reels Of it. The picture is All
about a man who wants to go to At
RIGA for adventure. But he meets
a clever girl who shows him that it
is far more exciting TO stay at home.
Miss Clayton figures as an allulinG
adventures, almost vamp, who is
trying to lure 2 man, when she Is
married to another, then you are
-onGerinr, but before you know it,
there is the biggest surprise climax,
ever screened, and By this startling
twist in the final reel you will realize
Ethel has been fooling you all the
time. This photoplay is filed with
everything you like in picture-com-
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