The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-11-19
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Local News


i'll at her home on Mount Vernon
street.
/ Latest. letters from Mrs. Colir
Lol.imer in Pasadena, Cal3 state thai
her health is very poorly.
Mrs. Isaiah Jewell has returned
home from visit to her brother, S
l.. Day.
Pipes are being laid on Clyde St
/ to carry drinking water TO the Bige'
low and Norris mill. The residents
Of Clyde st. will be glad when the
day comes when proper fire protec-
4 lion and q suitable sidewalk is laid.
In the mean time they are thank
1'ul for small favorS.
Doris Hart who is working at Der
by Center spent the week end with
her grandmother, Mrs. j. u. Hart
Lawrence A. Willows Of Barton
apent the week cid win his sister,
Mrs. Fred Wood.
Mrs. Byron Jenkins and daughter,
Margaret of Eagle Point spent the
week end with her mother, Mrs. Hat
tic Corkins.
Mas Belnice Daley who haa been
i'll in the hospital at Winooaki for /,
number Of weeks l. more comfortable
and has heCn removed to her home in
SWantoi
Nj. and Mrs. John Kendall of
Newpor5 Center visited friends in
this city the past week.
Nh. and Mrs. Charles Lontine go
Wednesday to Shelbrooke to attend
IN anniversary mas in the Cathedral
in memory OF their daughter, Mrs.
Annie Brown, who died one yea
ago.
Doris Hart who is working at
present in Derby Ce..ser spent the
week end with her grandmother, Mrs |
]. 3. Hart.
plan to take Thanksgiving dinner
at the Newport House. Special Tur-
key dinner with all fiXing3 for $1.00 |
Make your reservations early. Adv.
Mrs. Beatrice Oliphant has pur-
chased Henry C. S1uire's model farm
for a summer home. The papers for
the transfer were made out Saturday,
Nov. 10.
Mrs. B. T. Webb entertained
friends at n five o'clock tea Friday
and Saturday afternoons.
Harry A. Black, secretary of state,
left for Montpelier Tuesday after
noon, after spending the week end
with his family here.
Repairs are being made in the
basement of the Gaines Block for
merry occupied by Joseph Vigneault,
the barber, and it is rumored that
parties have already rented the
place.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Fairbrother left
Tuesday night for Florida where
hey will spend the winter months.
Ralph Miller OF Derby Line was n
ocal visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles Hayes was in st.
Iohnsbury, Tuesday, visiting her
Mrs. Alexander Porter.
Miss Lois Pierce has returned
rom q visit TO Boston.
Judge Win Wright of Barton was
n Newport Tuesday and presided at
he hearing of a civil suit in local
court.
A capacity house witnessed the
performance of mickey" at the Pre-
nier Theatre Tuesday night. This
picture has proved popular every
where it has been played.
The Young Mems Improvement
Club are planning to hold home tai
emit show sometime In December
Watch for the date. This win be n
big thing. All those who took part
n 1.-THE Rose Girl" should prepare
themselves for another period Of re-
nearisng.
Mrs. C. p. Brooks has returned to
ler home here after spending two
weeks in Boston visiting friends
A. C. Gale of Lowell was bust
less visitor in this city Tuesday,
Don't forget the big baseball bene-
it dance to be held in School Hall
.onight. Sloggett's orchestra viii
'urnish music for the occasion and
'ound and square dances are the
schedule. Come along and have
'eal good time and help the baseball
,oys get startN right next spring
Charles Moore has returned from
lis camp down the lake where he has
,een staying for the past ten days.
Station No. / of the Newport post
,ifice has been re-opened and is now
ocated at Charlie Blair's Pharmacy
The station, which waaformerly, il
". E. Trips grocery store, wa.
,losed last August and has caused
Inconvenience TO thu
PEOPLE on the East side. Everyoat
8 pleased that the station is in oper
ltion again. ~ gatlai, II
Clothesline robbers are again n l.
work. in Newport Raids were made {
VI onday nic.S on the hackyards of /.
hree houses in this city and every
tenn on the lines were taken away.
The victims of Monday nights
were: s. G. Scott of Cen
raj street; Walter Abbott of Sum,
ner Street and viii Davis of Mount
Yernon street. The police are max
ny an investigation of the robberias
md keeping a sharp lookout for fur
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