The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1918-12-13
CITY OF NEWPORT

| lily W NEWPUhI
!! Principal Marion Dane has been
absent from her duties at the N IL
/ s. part of this week on account of
sickness.
Clifford Oakley is reported as being !
. quite sick.
The entertainments by the senior
class that was booked at the School
hall for this Friday evening has been
B postponed on account of sickness and
i will appear on Friday, Dec 20.
h rhe sale and supper given by the
n ladies of st. Marks church Wednes-
3 dav was a success in every way
/ The supper, which was of the best,
Il drew the usual large crowd. The
Il ladies will clear about $3.50 from the
/ sale and supper.
The dance given by Co. H. V. v.
M. last Tuesday night drew good
crowd and fine time was reported.
The music by Burroughs orchestra
was greatly enjoyed. A good sum
of money was added to the treasury.
The entertainment for the benefit
of the hospital fund was given by the
Woman's Club at Lanes Opera House
II w ednesday evening, when Miss Nina
| Spaulding of Boston, dramatic I'M
gave the play ELIZA
| Comes to Stay" Miss Spaulding de-
| lighted the audience and deserved a
] very much larger house She was
assisted by Miss Madeline Pomffey,
soloist, of Newport city Miss Pom
frey was at her best and received
I much applause. Reginald McCauley,
/ violin, c. H. McCauley, cello, and
| Mrs D. r. Puffer, piano, rendered
some splendid music. The result of
Il the evenings entertainment will add
nearly $40 to the hospital fund.
HI Mrs. Freda Mosher went to Man
4 chester, N. H., yesterday to visit her
II brother, M. L. Badger She will be
away about week.
III Mrs. P C. Blanchard and Mrs. E.
III c. Blanchard were in ST. Johnsbury
III yesterday.
Ill Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. True went te
st. Jol1nsbury Wednesday,. While
/ iii there Mr.. True attended the state
II gathering, of the Patrol Committee
which was held there on Thursday
HI J. 7. Gardner, Ernest Hamilton, w
Hi w. True of Newport, Scion Gray o.
| Derby Line, William Lawson of Gov
| entry and Frank w. Cutting of Bar
| ton were in st. Johnsbury Thursda.
| to attend the state meeting, of patro
| work.
IL First Methodist Episcopal church
III Fl. T. Coontz, pastor: 1915 a. m
Il public worship, subject of sermon
HI "The Stewardship of Propert y" i
HI noon, Bible school; 4 p. ~, JUNO
II League; GEO p. m, Epwort.1 eague
III leader, E. II. Lapjeirc; 7.30 p m
III evening service, subject, 1.-THE Life
II Process Of the Kingdom" 7.30 p. n
III Thursday meeting.
I'LL First Congregational church: Sur
- day morning the Rev. L. A. Edward
= will preach on the subject, "The Mai
!. Purpose" his subject for the evenin
will be 'Why Commit Smcide?" TIL
"a orchestra and chorus choir of fort
voices will lead in singing the goo
s old hymns that you know.
The merchants of Newport VIII
q are advertising in this issue hav
nj made it possible that every home
the city may have the paper to reaC
One,thousand copies have been place
So in the homes today and we hope tha
s. the advertising matter will be reac
81 as it will help you to do your Chris
mas shopping. Also the local COZ
q respondent would like to take you
s. order for the paper. The price dc
"a livered by the boy every night is S
S. cents. BY mail for three months o
trial every day for $1.00. Call at tn
s. local office, 81 Main street, and tai
$ it over. ASA.
C. A. Brown left last night for Bos
S. ton on business. During his absenc
q he will visit his daughter, Pauline, {
IS Mount Ida, Newton, Mass.