The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-13
N e w POR T
Local News

/ David Bean, who recently sold his
farm on the Lake road has bought
4 William Morrill's house on Unior
| Street. Mr.. Morrill, will soon move
to California.
| Mrs. l.. ID. Hackett and son, Lu-
ther, are visiting Mrs. Hackett's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Bethuel Chaffee
and looking after the removal of hel
! household goods which are being
| shipped to their home in Lyndonville.
Mrs. Ida Shorey has gone to St.
Johnsbury where she has accepted a
| position.
Mrs. Dell Chappell of Richford
has been called to care for Mrs.
Noyes of Baldwinsville, Que, who is
.ursing Mrs. M. d. Chappell on Sum-
mer street.
Mrs. John Kipp spent few days in
Orleans recently. ...
Mrs. Joseph Berard and daughter,
Katherine were in St. Johnsbu1y on
Friday.
Walter Kipp left Friday noon for
q few days in Boston on business.
Mrs. Kipp, who has been visiting her
parents in Sherbrooke for a few
weeks is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. e. Kipp over the week end.
Miss Winsome Jones and Miss
Alice Wakeman will spend the week
end at Miss Wakeman's home in Bar
ton.
Newport banks will be represented
at the Northern New England Bank
ers' Convention at Lancaster by J.
R. Kirkpatrick directors of the Or
leans Trust Co., and by ]. E. Nc
Carten and Earl L. Brown of the
National bank. This convention will
have some noted speakers, and be-
sides the banquet, includes a trip to
Dixville, with lunch at the Balsams,
the famous Inn.
Elk. Gov. Josiah Grout, Mrs. circuit,
Aaron II. Grout and George r. Root
returned Friday evening from trip
20 Montpelier, where they viewed the
portraits OF Congressman William w.
Grout and of Elk. Gov. Grout which
have been recently hung in the state
house. These portraits are by S. c.
Carbee of Boston, New England
portrait painter whose home was in
Concord. He has achieved fame as a
painter of portraits. The late Gov.
G. Fl. Proutys first portrait was
painted by Carbee as was also Gov.
Charles N. Bells and Judge Rowell's.
These portraits are all hung in the
capital building.
The services of the celebration of
the Holy Communion at st. Marks
Episcopal church will be held at 81
o'clock in the morning during the re-
mainder of the month of October in
stead of at 7.30, the usual hour.
Mr. Van Nye and daughter, Miss
Carolyn Nye of Burlington are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Richmond.
c. J. Oben and George Lawrence
are in Montreal on business.
Rev. and Mrs. George Pomfrcy of
Richford called on friends in town on
Friday.
Orleans Motor Co., made a sale of
4 Buick six to Peter A. Deusscault of
Island Pond.
George Moore has been quite i'll
during the last few days.
Albert Moore has gene to Boston
to complete his course at Burdett's
Business college,
Mrs. George Dearborn, Miss Dear
born and Miss Elizabeth Sargent
we're in St. Johnsbury over the week
end where they were the guests of +
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll JENNIE.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Young of
Montpelier motored to Newport and
'pent Sunday with Mrs. John Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Carey of Van
,ouver were guests of their aunt,
Mrs. Jennie l.. Tenney on Friday.
Mrs. John Wilson of Canaan, VT,
lrrived last evening to spend few
lays with friends in town.
Mrs. H. d. Miller and Brs. Dwight
Harding of Westfeld called on
riends in town Saturday.
Mrs. John Scott of Stoneham,
lass, was guest of Mrs. r. Saw
er on Friday.
Miss Rita Harrison of Derby Line
pent Sunday with her parents, Mr..
nd Mrs. w. j. Harrison.
DR.. l.. NJ Petite of Winooski will
Don locate in this city. He has
ought of o. M. Spaulding the Wiley
on North Ave. and will take
ossession in few days.
Don't forget the novel musical en-
ertainment at the Methodist church
estry, Friday evening, at 7.45. Read
lgs, character songs in costumes,
wing pictures, and a social hour af-
or the program, Proceeds for the
work of the church
omission Is cents, children 10 cents.
E. H. Howe motored to Orleans