The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-08-22
NEWPORT LOCALS


this week and Viewpoints third Chau
tauqua opens under most favorable
auspices. The 750 tickets guatant
eed were sold at five o'clock, being
the best record yet. Plans are al
ready we'll under way to secure {
guarantee for next season.
"A good audience greeted A. Eugene
Bartlett in the afternoon to listen tt
his inspiring talk, "The Joy-makers.
1t was a mental uplift, and strong
plea to discount the troublesome
things, and look for the sunshine
The Jubilee Singers were great fav-
orites both afternoon and evening
and were repeatedly encored.
Friday morning Nathan Gist OF
Boston gives a talk on "Wise and the
Otherwise" "A non-technical talk or
the educational problems of the day
The afternoon entertainment will
be the Elsie Baker Concert Co, Miss
Elsie Baker is a great favorite with
Newport audiences. She is one OF
the most popular contraltos on the
American stage Miss Baker will be
assisted by Mr.. Durieux, former
celloist, formerly connected with thf
Damrosch Symphony orchestra; also
by Miss Blanche Bartot, a noted
French pianist.
This evening Capt. Paul Perigord
of the French high commission will
speak on The Frontier of Freedom
Capt Perigord served three years al
Verdun and will describe experience;
of the great battle Capt. Perigort
speaks perfect English and is an ora
tor of fiery eloquence.
Mrs. Hiram Lcavitt has cloccd he,
boarding house until Sept. LIST ano
with her daughter, Miss Lila
Leavitt, is visiting Mrs. Leon Cur
ticc at Lyndonville.
U. H. Harris and family of Yves
Main street, have returned from
two weeks trip to Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buck an,
daughter of Richford were recen
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Erastu-
Buck
Fred Carpenter, representing The
Connecticut General Life Insuranc,
Co., of Hartford, Conn, is in town
Miss Mildred Brewer of St. AL
bans is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
Mahlon Brown at Lindsay beach.
The weekly M. Y. c. dance ha'
been changed from Tuesday to Fri
day evenings.
Miss Gladys Hammond of Provi
dence, R. l., and Miss Mabel Malone,
of Boston are guests of Mr.. anc
Mrs. H. E. Lane.
Charles Hallenburg of Boston
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. A. j. White and daughter
Miss Daisy White are at York beGc.
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cole and sor
Maitland, of Montreal West, NJ
and Mrs. Edwin Millcn and Howar,
Millen of Toronto, Can, Mr.. anc
Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Fisher an
Earl Fisher of st. Jchnshur
were recent guests of Mr.. and Mrs
]. r. Aiken.
Mrs. NJ. T. Hamilton returnct
returned Wednesday morning from
Mass, where she has bee,
for several weeks, owing to the seri
Gus illness of her daughter, Mrs. T
C. Raymond, whose many friends il
this city will be pleased to learn o. |
her recovery.
Mrs. Stanley Judd of Cobbleskill |
N, Y, is visiting her mother, Mrs
Mabel Dane.
w. w. True has purchased a new
Coles seven passenger touring car,
Harry Jenne who has been at
tending Middlebury summer school is
at home.
Porter Moore arrived on Tuesda,
after completing six weeks summer |
course at Columbia University,
H. M. Louthond of the firm o.
Bigelow g. Louthond, is in Boston at.
tending the United Drug Co. con
Jention. .i -
Rev. H. P. Banks of Port Elmsley
Ont, who was in town on Tuesday |
and Wednesday, has accepted cal
% become rector of ST. Marks Epis
'opal church, and will take up hi
luties early in October. The Nom.
oers of st. Marks parish are looking
forward to Mr.. Banks arrival, as they
lave been without a rector since tn
departure of Rev. w. c. Bernard
Who resigned last August to accept g
charge in Brattleboro.
All who were privileged to listen
% the. Rev. Fred A. Macdonald, of
he yv Pawtucket Congregational
,hurch at Westerly, r. l., on Sunday
asst, will welcome the news that he
will again occupy the pulpit Of the
Congregational church next Sunday
md those who fail to hear him, will
Mss rare intellectual and spiritual
reat 'f
Warner Keith is home on short
'urlough. ''"'" Y
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kipp are Wis
ting Mr.. Kipps' parents, Mr. and
Yrs. w. E. Kipp, Of Summer street.
Mrs. A. Allyn Bishop has return
ID from a weeks trip to Boston. -
Mr.. and Mrs A. 7. Rogers and
on were called to Albany on Tues
lay to attend the funeral of Mr..