The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-23
NEWPORT LOCALS

Miss Virginia Berry and Miss Mar
garet Squires of the local telephone
exchange spent Monday in Sher-
brooke.
Workmen engaged in constructing
a skating rink on the old Memphre-
magog lot are having considerable
difficulty in getting the rink to hold
water long enough for freezing. 1t
looks as though it would need a real
cold day to finish the job.
Miss Eva Byron of S%herbrooke and
Miss Fern Byron of Coaticook, P.
O., are spending the holidays with
their brother, L.. o. Drew.
True G. Blanchard Co. have just re-
ceived a stock of that wonderful and
fascinating Dart Game. Have you
seen it? adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Urban Livingston
leave Wednesday night for Dorces-
ter, Mass, where they will spend the
holidays with Mrs. Livingston's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w. Connol-
ly.
Have you noticed the Drum de-
partment at True & Blanchard Co.'S?
Dinnerware. Surprise your wife.
True G. Blanchard Co. will assist.
adv.
Earle Davis is slowly recovering
from the affects of an operation on
his nose which was performed in
st. Johnsbury. A hemorrhage fol-
lowed the operation necessitating
four stitches. Mr. Davis has been in
bed since his return from st. Johns
bury.
The toy engine and train of cars
in one of the windows of the Amer
lean Clothing Company is attracting
quite a bit of attention both from
Riddles and the older folks. 1t would
make an excellent gift for the child
rem.
Mrs. George Morse is in Lyndon
True G. Blanchard Co., are just
in receipt of a large order for nails
to be shipped to Burlington. adv.
Miss Gle of the East School 9th
grade is spending the Christmas va
cation in Boston.
About / dozen more of these $500
auto hobs for $500 at True &
Blanchard Co.'S. then no more. adv.
The services for Christmas day at
the churches; st. Mary's Catholic
church: Low masses at 7.30 and 900
o'clock; high IA at 1880. There
will be no midnight service this
year.
St. Marks Episcopal: Holy Com
munion 7.30; choral Eucharist and
brief sermon at 1880 a. m.
First Baptist church Sunday school
concert at z p. m, Christmas day.
65 cents for a decorated Salad
Bowl worth a dollar True & Blan-
chard Co.'S. of course adv.
Miss Gertrude Green is assisting
at True G. Blanchard's during the
holiday rush.
Where in America do you sup
pose True & Blanchard Co. got all
those Toys, Dolls, Games and Teddy
Bears. adv.
Miss Marjorie Tinkham student at
Columbia college and Institute Of
Musical Arts arrived from New
York this morning.
Everybody working with a smile in
True & Blanchard Cos. adv
Mrs. Fred Edmunds of Derby Line
called on friends in town Monday.
True & Blanchard Co. say they
never saw such a satisfied, good ma
tured lot of customers before. adv.
Howard Davis son of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Davis is quite i'll with
whooping cough.
William Phillips Alcide Bolduc
and Harmidas Bolduc, arrested last
week on a charge of burglary in
were given q preliminary
trial. Phillips plead guilty and his
bail was fixed at $1,000. States At
Thompson would not allow
the Bolduc brothers to plead guilty.
Their bail also was fixed at $500.
Judge E. ]. Smith has been appointed
counsel for the Bolduc brothers. The
men are accused of having
broken into the home of L. Boivin
yorth of household goods and of
a cross cut saw and saw
.ack from C. f. Cutler and a turkey
Henry Hawkins of Barton.
Their cases will come up in Orleans
Court as soon as Judge Moul-
on returns from Essex County.