The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-14
NEWPORT
Local News


Ladies' Aid of the Methodist church
Saturday night, the proceeds to APP
ply on the church debt.
Mrs. ]. E. Barard visited her faith.
er, Joseph Richie in Rock Island or
Thursday.
Mrs. Howard Lindsay is spending
a week in Boston with her daughter
Miss Dorothy Lindsay.
Ralph Trip of st. Johnsbury re-
Gently spent few days at w. E
Trips.
Mrs. Ed Burt was in St. Johnsbu1y
Thursday to call on Mrs. B. S Curtis
at Brightlook hospital.
Robert McVikar Of Montreal Wis
tied friends in the city Wednesday.
Judge E. ]. Smith was in Burling-
ton on Thursday.
Joel Bowley is recovering from a
very severe cold.
Lockhart Willard of East Angus,
P. O., was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cecil Pickel on Thursday.
L. P. Aubin has sold his bobbin
mill in Lowell to M. M. Taplin of
Orleans and expects soon to return
to Newport Mr. and Mrs. Aubin are
visiting their children in town for a
few days
Next Tuesday evening will occur
the second of the series of card par
ties to be give nby Lakeside Chap
ter, O. e. S.
Warren Drown is moving to the
Gilbert house on Prospect road,
which he recently purchased and has
entirely renovated and remodcllcd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Rivard
took their son, George Arthur, to Dr.
A. Eli of Island Pond for consulta-
ton on Thursday.
Mrs. Ed Streeter of Derby Line
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Hugh
Clark.
George Macdiarmid has returned
from Arm Prior, P. O., where he was
called by the death of sister.
Mrs. Gertrude Pittimore of St.
Adams has moved to this city and is
occupying the house purchased by
her some months ago of Harry Oui-
met, Orchard street.
Mrs Cora Wakeman Of Barton re-
Gently spent few days with her sis
ter, Mrs. Harry E. Drown.
d. w. Hildreth is building a gar
age in the rear Of the Express &
Standard block on Central street.
Mrs. Vincent Jones was the hos
tess for the Woman's Guild on
Thursday afternoon and an unusual
~ large number were in attendance
Ray Sheehan, manager Of last
years baseball team, announces that
the dance and concert which the team
members planned to hold next We'd
nesday evening, has been postponed
indefinitely, Ray gives as the rea-
son for cancellation the fact that
boys do not wish to interfere in any
way with the success of the concert
and dance to be given by the tele-
phone girls Thanksgiving eve Plans
are under way for holding a big New
Years eve ball in place of the post
poned dance.
Ora Spaulding has just installed
one of the new automatic Westing-
house electric ranges in his home.
Miss Ruth Donovan and her
brother, John Donovan of Somerville,
Mass, visited Frank Burns Thurs
day.
A large crowd attended Miss
Gladys McCauley's dance at the Past
time Theatre Thursday evening,
The telephone girls of the local ex-
change wish to inform the people of
Newport that the invitation commit
tee for the big concert and dance to
be given in Shcool Hall Wednesday
evening, Nov. 26, plans only to send
invitations to persons outside of the
city. The committee feels confident
that the Evening Record will reach
the local folks with notices of the big
social event.
Edward Zukor of the local immi-
grafton office has just returned from
a weeks trip to Montreal, New York
and Providence, r. /.
j. H Lanou, well known farmer
of Irasburg, was in town Thursday
and purchased enough galvanized
roofing at True & Blanchard's store
to cover two buildings on his estate.
True G. Blanchard Company Thurs
day booked an order for Joseph
Chambland of North Troy for a large
quantity of galvanized roofing to
cover his barn.
Miss Ada Blanchard, cashier at L.
Colodny's Clothing store is confined
to her home by illness. She will be
away for a few days.
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