The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-20
N E W.PORT
Local News

Harry A. Black, secretary Of
state, is home on week end visit
with his family. He leaves tomorrow
or Montpelier
DR.. A. N. Butterfeld of North
Troy was a visitor here Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Spaulding is visiting
'riends in Island Pond.
DR.. H. O. Jeyall is up and around
lgain after severe illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. George LeBarr have
'eturned from a trip to Colebrook, N.
1. Mr.. LeBarr who halls from Del
WARE Water Gap, Pa, is in the
1hristmas tree business and spends
lbout three months of the year in
his section of the country cutting
oalsam and spruce trees for the holi-
lay trade. He brings his own gang
work. woodsmen with him on these
rips.
DR.. R. w. Adams of Newport
center was a local visitor Saturday.
Marion Lamphear of Eden Corners
las come to Newport to work at the
Newport House. She motored down
saturday night and was working in
he dining room OF the hotel Sun
lay.
Gerald Buzzell, who injured his
nike while working in his back yard
$ back to his work at the post office
fter weeks idleness.
c. F. Kelley and J. P. Murphy of
lowell, VT, were Newport visitors
saturday.
A. Allyn Bishop has moved into his
lew studio in the Renihan block and
S fast getting settled in his new
uarters. Someone made the re-
lark that Viewpoints popular pho
ographer has one of the finest stu
los to be found in New England W.
iuite agree with them. We have
cen none finer
MI, Bishop planned all of the ar
hitecture and decorating himself and
le certainly is to be complimcnted on
is originality Of decoration. The
5holc studio is one fine piece of
work and is the result of caref j
tudy on the part of Mr.. Bishop.
The entrance to his studio leads
'irectly into his reception room
which has been newly furnished and
attractive to the eye He has
cry spacious office leading from his
eccption room. Besides these he has
3. sink room, finishing room, devel-
ping room closets for storing
'lates, etc, an elegant dressing room.
'hese are all very large which make
he conditions very pleasant. The
'oors are all of hard wood and the
lighting arrangements in the studio
re perfect. A large hallway leads
all of his work rooms which avoids
DING through the reception room.
Mr.. Bishop has a new line of very
rtistic frames which arc new or
ale. His old stock of frames are
eing sold at a reduced rate.
The Rev. C. w. Kelley was ir
own Friday from Newport Center tc
onfer with Col. C. S. Emery regard.
" the two big Red Cross meetings
o be held here Wednesday.
Gerald and Reginald Buzzcll, en-
'loyes of the local postonice, motor
d to Magog Saturday. They we nj
o spend Sunday with their grand
parents, MI. and Mrs. David Buz-
ell.
Perley Folsom was home over
Sunday from Dean Academy ir
franklin, N. H., where is attending |
;chool.
Mrs. Agnes Stebbins motored to
Montreal Saturday with a party
'riends, She was expected back TO-
light
L. H. Lewis, editor and publishe'
If the News Citizen of Hyde Park
vas a visitor in Newport Saturday,
Mrs. Harry A. Flint and 6 yea,
I'D daughter sailed for Brest |
France, on the steamer Amerika, al
lrmy transport, on Thursday, Octo
Ter 8 and were expected to arrive |
,verseas Saturday Mrs. Flint j
going to visit her husband, Lieut.
Col. Flint, who has been overseas fol-
more than a year. They will stay at
Brest for a short time and then go
o Coblenz, where Lieut.-C Flint
$ stationed as remount officer of the
Army of Occupation. /
Miss May Bennett, formerly en-
)loycd as stenographer at P. C.
Blanchard & Co., real estate and in.
jurance office, has gone to Walthal j.
Mass, where she will work for the
Waltham Watch Company. Her 81
,er, Lucy, who has also secured a po-
;ition with that company, left for
he Bay state with her. They will
stay with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Clarke of
North Troy visited Newport Satur-
lay.
MI. and Mrs. H. H. Lewis of
North Troy were visitors here Sat
friday. !
Mayor James T. Gardner, Harley
Heag and Fred Crawford motored to
Saturday in the mayors
to attend the Shriner's Gel
ebration there.
School House hall is expected to
be crowded Tuesday evening when
the second one of the winter chautnu-