The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-15
NEWPORT LOCALS The Premier Theatre,

Miss Winona Billings, secretary to
Lawyer John Redmond, has returnec
from four days trip to Island Pond
where she went to take an inquest.
j. H. Pond, foreman of the Frost
Veneer Mill, who eye was injured b.
some acid which flew into it during
an explosion at the mill Friday al
ternoon, was reported better today.
Earle w. Davis spent the week end
with his father, George Davis in Lyn-
donville.
Have you read the True & Blan-
chard G. Co.'s ad. upper left corner?
adv.
Miss Viola Dunn of North Troy is
the new sales lady in the American
Clothing Company store.
Mrs. Benjamin Human has decided
to the City of Newport for Park pur-
poses, practically all Of the land she
owns on the north side of Clyde st.
from the twin bridges to the river
that separates her land from the Mil
Ter property, which also has been
decided to the city for the same pur-
pose. The Human deed was passed
into the City Offices Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George L Lodge
were in Sherbrooke on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cleveland and
Harry L. Drown, were in Beebe Sat
urday
More Brunswick's at T & 3. Co.'S.
adv
Master Allan Brigham has return
ed from visit to Maplewood Farm,
Compton, P. @.
Atlanta Leavens gave a party Sat
urday afternoon to IS of her little
friends in honor of her 9th birthday.
She was generously remembered by
all her friends and relatives, and the
party was a happy occasion.
Greyson and Guy Cousens of
Knowlton, P. @, are visiting their
grandfather. Thomas Donaghy
Mrs. Allen Dow is spending few
days with Mis-. Ida Niles.
Mrs. Edwin Jones is the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Fred Coburn.
Alfred Lawrence, a nine pound
baby boy, was born on Wednesday
to Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pepin, Glen
road.
John Wiley is moving from the
Lawson farm to Bethnel Chaffee's
house, Spring street.
DR. G. F. Adams performed sue
cessful operation for cancer of the
lip, on Justin Heath last week.
There will be meeting of the
Deaconness of the Main Street
Baptist church at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Slack, Tuesday evening.
Hear the Christmas Records on the
Brunswick. adv.
Mrs. Allen, wife of Rev. A. V.
Allen lis i'll at her home of nervous
exhaustion.
Mrs. James Hagan has returned
much improved from three weeks at
st. Johnsbury hospital.
John NJ, Brigham is spending the
week end with Charles H. Poole at
Albert Mines, P. Q.
Mrs. Homer Shower has been con-
fined to the house by illness for three
weeks, but is now much better.
Nh. and Mrs. Elmer Averill of
Portland, Me-, are guests of Mrs.
Jennie Tenney.
The district nurse, Miss Edith
Hackett reports sixteen calls for the
week ending Dec. Is.
The funeral of Miss Florence Os-
good whose death occurred on Fri
day after an illness of several
Of Bright's Disease, was held
Sunday afternoon at her home, West
Main street, Rev. H. B. Rankin Off
ciating The intelment was in Main
Street cemetery. Miss Osgood had
lived several years in Holland but
for the last year had lived in New
port with her parents.
True G. blanchard Co. opens evening
and demonstrating Brunswick's.
adv.
Miss Jennie Richardson who has
been taking several months much |
needed vacation resumes her position
1t the Ball Flower shop this Monday
Dean Coburn entertained nine lit
lie friends in honor of his fifth birth
lay. Dean was the recipient of sew
eral gifts and the party was much en-
ioyed. The little guests, were Har-
.iet Human, Helen and Ruth Adams,
Doreen and Robert Lee, Robert and
Herbert Coburn, Edwin and Edwin |
ones.