The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-28
CITY OF NEWPORT

Mrs. Grace MoTTow, who mas peeh
in Salem, NH, the past three
weeks helping care for her parents,
who have been sick with influenza,
returned home last night.
Miss Fernic Mowry has been quite
sick this week. Nula Estey is
caring for her,
City Clerk Spear was called to
Montpelier Friday night OH business.
Miss Grace Morrison is on the sick
list and unable to attend her duties
at the +. D. Flint store
Mrs. Mabel Massey and Catherine
Ram were in Sutton, Que, Friday
evening.
Yvonnc Lsmoureux attended the
Christmas. ball at st. Johnsbury and
spent the week end with her brother,
Oscar Lamourcux.
Miss Laura Tcnney has been alb
sent from the Flint store the latter
part of this week on account of i'll
ness.
Leon ]. Gingras died at his home
on Coventry street Thursday even
ing at $50. He was employed as
station agent at North Derby.
Harold ". Ram, of Springfield,
Mass, was in town to spend Christ
mas with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
viii Ram.
Benjamin H. Thar of the U. S.
Navy has been home this week on a
furlough.
The regular meeting of the W. r,
G. win be held on Wednesday, Jan.
1st. Dinner will be served at noon
Cor the members and installation of
The officers viii follow. 1t is hoped
there viii be good attendance.
Court Orleans, No. 3117, |. O. O.
F., have elected the following officers
for the year 1919: Chief ranger,
/ George Fish; vice chief ranger, Nora
Ouimet; recording secretary, Avis
.Lcavitt; financial secretary, Carroll
Leavitt; orator, Carrie Tatro; senior
woodland, B. J. Manuel; junior wood
ard, Emma Vigneault; senior beatle,
| Olive CurrieI junior beatle, Lillian
Fish; treasurer, Margaret Ram.
Homer Nolette has arrived home
| fOf New ear S.
Miss Vivi NJ. Potter of Barton
visited her cousin, Elsie Bowen, Fri
day.
Editor Gilpin of the Barton Moni-
sor was a visitor in the city Thurs
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Adams of New
York city have been visiting friends
in town this week.
Mrs Maurice Wilcox of Burling-
ton spent Christmas with her mother,
Mrs, Florence Wood.
A good sized crowd witnessed a
fast and clean game of basket bali
| at the school hall last Thursday night
when the N. H. S. team won the
game from he N. H. S. alumni bv a
score Of 80 70 81.
Walter H. Cleary has been as
signed by the ORLEANS county court tc
defend Bert Kelsey, charged with the
murder Of james Allen of Orleans
On motion The Court ordered KELSEY
to be sent to Waterbury for obscrva-
.lon The case will probably como
up for trial in January.
First Methc dist Episcopal church
Il. I. Coontz, pastor: Subject of tho
morning sermon, "The Forward Lool
of Christianity" Sunday School a
noon. Junior League at 4.30. Ep
worth League at 6.30 leader, e. L
richards. The subject of the even
, ing sermon. "Thc Great Discovery.
Prayer meeting on Thursday even
ing.
Sunday, Dec. 20, good things ar
N store for those who drop in at tn
FIRST Congregational church. In tn
morning Rev. Mr.. Edwards viii
: preach on the subject, "Thc Chal
lenge," Mrs. Maud (Hurst) Blan
/. chard will preside at the organ
4 Sunday School at moon. At 7.3
i Pastor Edwards will give a shor
i talk, there will be special musical at
Il fractions, The junior choir will re
Il peat some of the Christmas musi.
Il The male quartctte will sing. Mis-
II kedfield will sing a solo. Mr.. Burn
Il and M. Hamilton will play violi
Il and clarinet duet
Il The Rev. George Pomfrev wi
II preach his farewell sermon Sunda
II at the Main street Baptist churc
II and take up his work at Ricfford III
III following Sunday.