The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-27

/ Express Company is back on the job
| after two weeks vacation in AL
bany, n. Y. George Jenkins, who has
has been handling his run between
Newpwort and Springfield, Mass, re-
turned today to his old run between
Rutland and Malone, N. Y. jenkins
made host of friends in the city the
short time he was here.
M. j. Wentworth, formerly of New
port and recently of lrasburg is
stopping in the city for few days.
He expects to go to Canada soon.
Miss Ida Holt, formerly of Beebe
road is stopping at the home of John
r. Farrant on Farrant street.
S. E. Brady, advance agent of
"The Million Dollar Doll in Paris"
was in town last week to arrange for
the advertising of the big show which
will play at Lanes Opera House,
Tuesday evening Oct. IS.
A large gathering of friends at
tended the celebration of the 10th
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry L.aFountaine which was given
at the home of their daughter, Mrs.
L, Z. Fairbrother, No. 3 Third street,
Thursday evening, Oct. %. Music
was furnished by Bert Proctor, who
played the violin and his daughter,
Grace, who accompanied him with
the piano. Light refreshments con-
sisting of coffee, sandwiches and
cake were served. Everyone had a
fine time and Mr. and Mrs. LaFoun-
taine received the congratulations
and we'll wishes of their guests.
Those present included: Mr.. and
Mrs. H. B. Rankin; Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Manuel; Mr.. and Mrs. St Ger
maine; Mr.. and Mrs Bert Proctor
of Barton and daughter, Grace; Mr..
and Mrs. Rodney Fairbrother; MI.
and Mrs. Horace Lapierre; Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton SWEET and daughter, Nell
lie; Mrs. Benjamin Human; Mrs. At
lanta Levine; Mrs. Nellie Fuller;
Mrs. Irving Lcvins and daughter, At
lanta; and Mrs. E. f. Humphrey.
Reginald Savage, son of A. w,
Savage, who is still in the naval SER
vice of the country, has had some
wonderful experiences since he enter
ed the service. He made six trips
across the water in a convoy and new
er once saw land during the whole
time.
Edward Gagnon of Pleasant street
has gone to Claremont, N. H., where
he has secured position in the mill
there.
Harry Jenney, field agent for the
War Savings Stamp campaign is i'll
town lining up the women's clubs and
other organizations to pledge them
selves to be thrifty and live ccono-
mically. He is also aiming to increase
the sales of the war savings stamps.
Judge Moulton has gone to Guild
hall in Essex county to open the
court there. There is quite large
number Of cases on the docket there
and it will probably be several weeks
before he will be back to reopen Or
leans County Court to hear the re-
mainder of the cases in Newport.
Henry Noe was arrested in Farm
ington, N. H., on charge of nom
support. His wife, Mrs. Eva Noe
made the complaint. He was brought
to Newport Saturday and lodged in
the local jail until his hearing which
was scheduled to be held in municipal
court today. The Noes have two chill
dren.
Only three persons took part in the
competitive examination for postal
clerks and carriers which was held in
the Federal building Saturday, Oct.
25. They were Howard Hawver, Ar
thur Mooney and J. E. Lambert. It
has been not been announced yet il
any Of them passed