The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-10
N EW RI
Local News

C. H. Collins of st. Johnsbury is
in town, and stopping at the Newport
House.
Homer A. LaPoint of Lyndonvilie
is visitor here.
=. S. Mcleod of ST. Johnsbury is
here on business. He put up at the
Newport House.
A. H. Whitcomb of White RIVER
Junction was a visitor in Newport
yesterday.
C. f. Farrar of Gloversville, N. Y,
was a business visitor in Newport
yesterday.
Because of a slight illness, Miss
| Jennie Wells was absent from the
lining room at the Newport House
yesterday
j. l. Bartholomew of Boston was
n town yesterday.
George M. Allayo of Boston was a
visitor here yesterday.
Frank d. Burns, the popular mana
ger of the Premier Theatre, New
,ort's movie house, has returned
rom a business trip to White River
Junction. Mr.. Burns made the trip
| ~ automobile.
C. H. Davis of st. Johnsbury is in
own on business.
Judge Alexander Dunnett is stop
,ing at the Newport House during
he progress of the William Woo
| will case at the Courthouse. Judge
)unnett is acting as counsel TO. Tie
proponents in the case.
j. H. Riley of East Burke was in
own yesterday on business.
c. j. Carpenter of St. Johnsbury
vas Newport visitor yesterday.
Miss Amy Pope, who is just rccov-
ring from a serious illness has mo-
ored to the home of her father, VIII
Pope in Lebanon, N. H. Miss pope
| planned to stop off at White River
Junction Ell route to her home.
f. E. Ready of Rutland visited
Newport yesterday. Mr.. Ready was
pound on business.
Chester w. Browne was in town
yesterday from Burlington.
E. T. Dunn of Barton is a business
| lSlI0f IN newport.
Frightened by the noise of a rail
Dad engine at Coventry Wednesday
wo pair of horses attached to lumber
wagons ran away and headed straight
or the bridge in that town. One pair
vas stopped before the animals had
one very far but TIA. o.---4 pair of
horses crossed the bridge at top
peed and crashed into telegraph
pole demolishing it. The horses
ell to the ground and one of them
was seriously hurt.
| E. L. Rogers and L. c. Lincourt
If New York city are in Newport on
business.
A. M. Bowen and son, Roger, mo-
ored to Morgan Wednesday where
Mr.. Bowen went to employ two girls
o work as mattresses at the New
port House, of which he is manage.
Judge Sherman P. Moulton is reg
stored at the Newport House.
A. S. Dingley of South Portland,
| Me-, is stopping at the Newport
House while he is here on business.
Everyone was highly pleased with
he wonderful entertainment present
ID by "The Orpheus -Four" at the
| High School Hall, Wednesday even
ng, October 8.
| The Senior Glass, which is promot-
ng the lyceum course should be
,omplimented for securing such Il
nigh class entertainment for New
port as was given Wednesday even
ng. The program, which consisted of
1aried selections of popular and con-
cert music was of an unusually high
order. There was a very good at
tendance.
The citizens of Newport should
give these entertainments their en-
'husiastic support and encourage the
pupils who are working hard to raise
funds for their commencement eXer-
| cises.
Mrs. G. H. Newland has returned
to Newport from visit in Boston.
Burroughs orchestra motored to
Richford last evening where they
played for the dance in that tow
Miss Gladys McCauley's dancing
classes opened last evening in Lan's
block. A large number of young
Newporties were present.
A. M. Bowen, manager of the
Newport House, with Steve Carpen-
ter and Carl Southgate, motored to
Sherbrooke, Que, yesterday after
a! noon. The party was expected to re-
| turn today.
Mrs. Charlotte Barnes who has
been at Allendale Farm for several
weeks, returned to her home in
Beachmont, Mass, Wednesday night
accompanied by her daughter, Mrs.
| Louis Barnes.
Mrs. Ellen MCGOWAN is quite i'll at
her mothers, Mrs. A. L. Burns, Sum-
mer street.
Mrs. Harriet Coffin of Montreal is
the guest of her sister, Mrs H. p
Leavitt.
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