The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-08-03
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A. B. BOWS real estate agency has
sold the Aldrich farm near North
Danville to Ernest Corbin
Congratulations were being show
cred today upon Andrew Boomer, the
proprietor of the Summerville mar
ket, and his bride, Mrs. Ida M.
Shorey of Newport. Mr.. Boomer was
handing out chocolates to lady Gus
toners and cigars to his gentlemen
friends.
The Fitch Maternity hospital at 90
Railroad street will be open for ms
pection Wednesday and the public is
cordially invited.
During the month of AN~ust the
Red Cross Office hours at the Armory
will be given up. Mrs. Haywood will
continue to do Miss Varney's work
Rev. and Mrs. James A. Thompson
Of Bridrewater, Mass, have been the
guests the past few days of Mr.. and
Mrs. Homer E. Smith. Mr.. Thompson
was former rector of st. Andrews
o'urch and was cordially greeted by
hi old friends
Use the American Liver Tablets.
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The report to the secretary of
state of the automobile accidents on
Sunday throughout Vermont was ex-
ceptionally light Among the minor
accidents was one reported by John
kidman of White River Junction who
reported that Raymond Gray's car
ran into the rear end of the Kidman
car in sudden stop at St. Johnsbury.
Word has been received here of the
birth of son in Jacksonville, Fla,
to MI, and Mrs. Hugh d. Underwood
The boys name is Hugh D. Under
wood, j., and he is a. grandson of
Mrs. Florence Underwood.
The Woman's Auxiliary of the
American Legion will hold their re-
gular meeting tonight at o'clock in
Red Mems hall instead of in the
Bank block.
Use Nazol for Catarrh. adv
Hugh T. Borland and wife and son
Kenneth of New York city are visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. T..
Borland.
Guy w. Hill has resigned as sec
rotary and librarian of the Vermont
Bar association. Lawyer Hills resig-
nation takes effect September 1.
Miss Mary J. Nelson went Tues
DAY to Portland, and will go to Mo-
he ran, Maine, where she will spend
he. vacation.
Use Nazol for Catarrh. adv
DR.. G. B. French of Concord was
in st. Joh~ sbury on business Monday
Smith S. Emerson of Passumpsic
was a business visitog in town Mon
day.
Mrs. William Gilbert is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Howard at 50 Cliff
street.
W. G. Heath of Danville was in
town Monday
MI. and Mrs. Thomas Cole and
family of Detroit, formerly of this
town, with Percival Glider and Mis-
May James as their guests, arrived
from the latter city Monday by auto
mobile. They had motored 514 miles
from Buffalo to which city they had
travelled by boat. They were on the
road three DAYS and found the roads
very good. Thew are the guests of
Mrs. Joseph Dickinson of Char
le5 street and will remain for two
weeks. They will drive back by auto
mobile.
Again Nazimova has come to the
screen and carried her audience fairly
out of itself by the sheer power of
he-cmotional depths and the finish of
her performance. Last evening at
the Globe this great Russian star
justified once more her right to be
acclaimed the worlds greatest act
re7s when she appeared in her most
recent production, "The Heart of a
Child" form thenovel by Frank Dan
by. To see it is to live through the
struggle Sally Shape made against
tho worlds attack at one so alluring
and so sinister, with onlvAthe almor
of her Unborn sense of right to guard
her Sally's life goes far from Lime
the theatre, into the
world of fashionable shops and smart
houses, but her heart runs true to its
original and lr's sistablc SIMPLICITY.
II is the heart of child. Metros
biz screen classic plays again at the
Globe tonight.
Mrs. Robert ftenson and son Lem
uel. Doris Lacrosse and Arscne Lane |
have been spending a week with |
friends in Manchester. N. H. d.
Miss Lillian Bennett is visiting |
Miss Ellen Powers of Fitzdale for
, few days.
Russell Marshall. who has been
1uite sick is much better at this writ
mr.
Miss Marion Muir and Miss Mary
2. Thayer of Manchester, N. H., are
listing Mrs. McGregor on Church