The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-10
ST. JOHNSBURY
Local News


Peck Company
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Goldberg and fam
lily of Portland street leave tonight
for atwelve day trip to Boston and
vicinity.
Frank Scott of Boston is here Wis
ting his grandparents, Nh. and Mrs.
/ Charles Blodgett on Spring st.
Mrs Benjamin Tilton of Morris
/ vile is here visiting friends and rel
atives.
Bring the whole family to the Cal
edonia County fair at st. Johnsbury,
Sept. IA. Is and 49, adv
Miss Helen Stearns has gone to
Bristol, CT, where she has accepted
a position to teach the coming year.
/ Her mother, Mrs. George Stearns,
accompanied her to remain with her
1 for awhile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Blackburn of
/ Manchester who has been visiting
his sister, Miss Evelyn Blackburn,
have returned home.
L. N. Smvthe, Ed. Smythe and
family and Mrs. Marion Spear spent
Sunday with Mrs. Smythe at Rum
ney, n. H.
Lieut.. r. C. Swan will make two
fights in his aeroplane each day of
the Caledonia countv fair at st.
Johnsbury, Sept. IA, Is and 16. You
will want to see lin. adv.
Exhibitors Trade Review: Sex,
of which Louise Glaum is the star, is
a lavish, arresting and at times start
ling piece of entertainment. This
picture will make the American pub
lie sit up and take notice. A good
story with a highly original twist. The
settings are lavish and in harmony
with the general theme of the pic
turc and it is evident that expense
meant not a thing with the produc
crs. Beautiful gowns and women
dazzle the eye and present one gilt
tcring spectacle after another. The
picture is an epic in luxury. Last
showing at the Globe tonight.
Mrs. Edith Burbank and daugh-
ter, Miss. Helen Burbank of Mont
pclicr are guests of the Misses Day
OF Boynton Avenue.
Mrs. A. B. Osborne of Erie, Pa,
ist he guest of Miss Helen c. Stew
cas-.
Mrs. Harriet B. lde of Morrisville
was in town on Tuesday on her way
TO Derby where she is to teach.
James Leatherbce of Boston was a
business visitor in town Wednesday.
Mrs. c. H. Davis Of Newport Wis
tied Mrs. Charles Severance Wcdnes-
day
Admission to Fairgrounds Adults 30
cents; children from 1915 years, 25
/ cents, under 10 free. adv.
Mrs. John Morrill, and Cora Curtis
have returned home after two weeks
| visit in New Hampshire and Massa-
! chusetts
In Mothers of Men" showing to-
dav at the Please U is production
not ONLY beautiful but one recording
the fi@hting blood leap in your veins
will amaze you with its realism and
GRIPPING force. It's different! A
struggle unparalleled in its ferocity
and action. You can only see it to
day.
Miss Anna and Marion Corley Wis
tied in Barton Thursday
Miss Cornelia Horton who has been
visiting Miss Francis Davis returned
today by auto to Glen Falls.
Nh. and Mrs B. F. Buttertield, Mrs
Mary Pike and Mrs. r. C. Cramer of
! Derby Line were in town Tuesday.
Mrs. Leon Trip and son were in
Newport over Labor Day.
Mrs. J. A. Rouse, Misses Grace and
Florence Rouse returned from the
Butterfeld camp at Lake Park
Lake Memphremagog Tuesday.
Mrs Walter Mertz and sons, Wal
| ter and Stuart, who have been
spending the summer at the home of
Mrs Merits father, Harry NJ. Day,
have returned to their home in
Wayne, Pa.
Miss Florence Rouse is home from
a vacation spent at Derby Line with
| her sister, Miss Sue Rouse.
Miss Maudc Marshall has gone to
| Springfield, Mass, to take position.
Mrs. Mark Geometry, who has been
visiting her mother Mrs. l. G. Mar
shall, has gone to Springfield, VT, to
visit her husbands relatives.
Mrs N. A. Mudgett and Mrs. H.
Waite have returned from Boston
with full inc of millinery.