The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-04-04
NEWPORT LOCALS

The c. J. Oben Co., Real Estate
Agency reports that business in their
line is opening up far better than
fthey could expect, during the month
of March they sold real estate to the
amount of $164,875.00. They have
/ several properties in the city listed,
and complete list of them will APP
pear in. this paper soon. If you are
interested in buying home, watch
4or their ad. Their large amount of
( business done this year, is due to the
extensive advertising they have been
>doing for the past two years, when
properties were moving more slowly.
The ladies of the Methodist church
twill hold food sale on Saturday,
April 5th, at 230 o'clock See their
ed in this paper. !
Supt. e. A. Hamilton has been in
White River Junction and other
places this week in the interest of
N=chool work.
Morning Star Lodge of Rebekahs
mo. 2 will hold their regular meeting
tonight. 1t is hoped that there will
Ebc large attendance, as the new
player piano will be tried out
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clough left last
night for Maiden, Mass, where they
! will make their home.
The Frank d. Flint store has a
large ad. in this paper today. Mr.. |
Flint is a large advertiser, and is
Going the business.
The Newport House which has been
owned by Harry Stewart of Beebe
for several years, has been sold to A.
NJ Bowen of Farnham, Que, pos
session to be given on May 1. What
changes are to be made in running
the house, has not been learned. The
sale was made by the E. H. Howe
Real Estate Agency.
Mrs. Primean and Miss E. Bastien /
have returned from Montreal and
Swanton where they have been visit
ing friends and relatives.
Mrs. Fabien Boivin of 81 Main |
street is visiting in Boston and Law
renee, Mass.
Frank Patterson went to Bellows
Falls last night on business.
Miss Dorothy Spear returned to the
U. Y. M. at Burlington yesterday.
The Mrs. Henry Bean farm on the
Lake road has been sold to Mr.. La
Bounty Of Canada and possession has
been given. The sale was made
through the E. II. Howe Real Estate
Agency. Mrs. Bean reserved the
cottages ON the Lake shore and will
occupy one of them.
An appeal has been made, calling
the attention of the people to feed
the birds, while this snow remains 4
with us. The extra warm weather that |
we got previous to the snow storm
brought many early birds, and of late
they have had a hard time to get food |
and the scattering of bread crumbs
on the snow may save many of the |
birds that we SO much need. II
Henry Burgess of our city has re-
ceived letter from Mrs. w. W.
Cardwell of Lockheart, Texas, an
nouncing the arrival Of her husband, 1
Major w. w. Cardwell on the trans
port Luchenbach, which will arrive
in New York harbor, Monday, April
and requesting him to meet him on
MS arrival. Major Cardwell was ma
jor of the battalion to which MI.
Burgess was assigned and with whom
he worked, while in France. Mr..
Burgess has accepted the invitation
and viii leave for New York Sunday II
hight.
Miss Mabel Lahar was in Sher-
brooke recently. II
Albert Beauregard of the U. S. S.
Meade has received his discharge and II
IS now at the home of his parents, II
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beauregard. Al
The Bible Study class takes up
he second of the main subjects to
De considered in this series of studies
his coming Monday evening. The
subject is "Satan." All are invited II
o attend.