The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-27
NEWPORT BEATS
ENOSbURG IN
LIVELY GAME

Newport won ~ han eane aRaH
TIE Enosbure Polls team 81 .s
score Of y 60 p, ~ keun'so.s soaaa
tho heavy hiftN kheahusa FaA
team 10 only a fem scattt mR h4
The rame had 60 BE- poslpu ea f.am
Thursday 10 fraay afts aeon aa
Newport starltd oH wth m
scoring ak runs un clean hi}a an
costly errors.
Neither team scored in the eecaH l
and in the thru Newpuft aaaees
twice and once IN -he fouith Nnn
burg Falls mada their FIRST scunr F.
the fourth ard Bro the hfth thty
scored twice. Ne Their .eam scofss
in the sixth Or sew nth innings Ngu
port scored-three e. the eighth. meitb
er team scoring IL the ninth
Harold kennisou was sell eup
ported. and had il not beer for hI
two wild throws g. boxes she score
would have been J. Ia / Il Massa
ard II. kennisol's playing for ths
home team, and OConnor's three
close hits in the fotrt inning and
single IL the fifth. and has fielding fof
Enosburg Falls, wee the best fci-
lures Of the game.
II was remarked hat Larry Card
ner might have an eye on O'Counof
for the big league The attendant
was small as only about 600 hun b
red saw the game.
Owing to the rathei limited atten-
dance at the meeting Of Pos; q. Am
erican Legion, is was thought bast 10
defer the elections until next Nednes-
day evening, Oct. II, The Post ex-
poets membership Of az least one
hundred.
Harold Briggs of Derby Center is
employed at W. Z. Trips store.
Fred Donaghy viii close his house
at the corner OF Elm street and Nor
thern avenue for the winter 20 be
with his father, Thomas Donaghy,
who is in failing health
Mrs. ]. M. Grow of Beebe, Que. is
visiting her son. Arthie II. Green.
Charles l.. Drown is ia Burlington
on a business trip.
Frank Thompson, secretary OF
SherbrOoke Fish and Game club, with
several other members, spent Sunday
at Weeden, p. O., and report excel
lent fishing. Mr.. Thompson, of
course, making the biggest catch ..
square-tail trout.
Miss Laura Cobleigh left this morn
ing for Mt. Ida school
Mrs. Ida Niles has moved into the
home recently purchased of Leland |
Herman. Mr.. and Mrs. Herman will
store their goods for the present.
MrSand Mrs. Flint Foster of White :
River Junction are guests of Mrs.
Elizabeth Blake.
Mr.. and Mrs. W G. Ram are IN
Lennoxvlle for a couple Of days.
DR. and Mrs. ]. II. Games, Miss I
Winnie Squires, Mrs. John Kipp and
Miss Brooks, motored to st. Johns
bury on "Wednesday to attend the
fair.
L. A. Slack is in West Charleston
invoicing the stock of goods he re-
Gently bought of f. II. Buck ard
which he will soon put on gale.
Mrs. Marguerite Robinson Haven
Of Vergennes is visiting her father,
NJ. ]. Robinson. On her return home
she will be accompanied by Mrs. Par
iSer McCauley and little son
Mrs. Flora Goss of Wells River was
a recent guest of Mr.. and hrs. John
Morrill,.
Mr.. aid Mrs. Forest Cousens of
Knowlton, p. O., are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Donaghy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Taylor and
who have been on a trip to
Alberta, Can, have re-
turned and are spending a short time
with Mr.. Taylor's mother, Mrs. Far
mer Taylor.
Mrs. Guy Smith of Bristol, N. H.,
is in town for a few days
Mr.. and Mrs. d. T. Webb visited
friends in Stanstead, Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. r. Lambert will
spend the week end in West Burke;
guests of Mr.. and Mrs H. c. Colby.
Lakeside Chapter, O f. s.. had
large representation at the annual
district meeting at Island Pond,
Thursday evening Lakeside Chap
ter conferred the degrees and wee
highly eomplimented on their work.
Not the least pleasing event If che
evening was the sumptuous banquet
served, reminding one of the hlxuri-
Gus ante-bellum days.
Mrs. Fred Donaghy was given q
birthday surprise party on Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. George
Reid by q of her neighbors and
frie11s. Mrs. Donaghy was pres nted
with a beautiful bouquet of flowers
and other gin and an did justice I'd
the bountiful supper which included
q delicious birthday cake VIII !
candles. !