The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-24
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Local News

Mrs. Alma Talbelt recently visited
friends in Abecorn. p. @.
Miss Ruth Buck, student at Sim
mons College in Boston is spending
week with her parents, MI and Mrs.
Erastus Buck.
Miss Mabel Gray of Stanstead
College spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. David Hartman.
The Athletic Committee OF the
Newport Post of the American Lee
gion has appointed Basil IIadlock
! temporary captain of the past bas-
ket ball team. Henry Mesa has
been selected as temporary manager
of the five"
The Freshman and Sophomore
| basket ball team engaged in battle at
School Hall Saturday afternoon, but
after completing two periods of play
surrendered the floor to the alumni
and local high school first team for
practice. The score at the end of the
second period was 5 to in favor OF
the freshman outfit.
Gertrude Green of the 9Th grade
has been i'll with the mumps.
Harris Hamilton is up and around
after a severe attack of tonsilitis.
Harris has been i'll for about two
weeks.
John B. eKith has been visiting in
North Tray for few days.
Mrs. Alberta Armstrong was taken
quite i'll at the home of 3. S. Cur
It's where she is working and was re-
moved to the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Don Whipple in Coventry. Mrs.
Armstrong was reported as more
comfortable today and is able to sit
up for while.
Nh. and Mrs. C. S. Moulton recent
ly entertained Mrs. Erwin Chaffee of
Orleans.
Superintendent Of Schools, Ham
ilton attended the Supervisors meet
ing in West Burke last week
Wallace Marvin was in West
Charleston last week on a short visit
with ftie.;ds.
Charles Lapier of Whitefield, N. |
H, accompanied the remains of his
father, Harvey Lapier to Newport |
for burial in Pine Grove cemetery,
Thursday. He returned home Thurs
day
John B. Keith has been visiting in |
North Troy.
Miss Alfredo HALEY spent the
week end in Mansonville.
Mrs. Iona Perkins recently visited |
her mother in Mansonville.
1t is rumored that the plan of !
Captain j. O. Read to have two |
steamers running a round trip each |
day on Lake Memphremagog will be
put into operation in the spring.
Among the recent visitors in New
port we note the following Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Flint; Mrs. w. f. Scott
and Mrs. Kate Stevens, all of Or
leans; Mrs. Fannie Crosby of West
field; Will Bryant and Warren Far
man of Troy; A. P. Sweet and c. c.
Stannard of Lowell; Supt. E. E.
Boyd of West Charleston and Mrs.
Walter Houston of Irasburg.
Miss Avis Bowen spent the week
end with her sister, Miss Elsie Bo-
wen, assistant librarian at the Good
rich Memorial Library.
Orval Hancock recently visited w.
+. Drake in Bloomington.
Mrs. E. F. Hobson last week visit
ed her mother in Barton. Her moth
er, who was very sick is reported
much better today.
Mrs. William Cote and daughter
have gone to Lyndonville for visit.
Some unknown person fired a stone
through double window on the
north side of Aaron CIRCUITS house on
Second street about 5 o'clock Sun
day morning. The stone must have
been thrown with great force as
clean hole was made in the storm
and inner window with SCATTERING the
glass. Mr.. Grout made immediate in
vestigation but no one was in sigh,
on the street.
Mrs. Charles Hayes accompanied
friends to Sherbrooke Saturday COM
ing back on the mixed train in the
evening.
The MON air line was nearly -four |