The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-10
NEWPORT TOWN NEWS

sentative of the young people of thu
Methodist church here to the Mont
pelier Seminary Epworth League In
stitute, with all her expenses paid.
S. G. Crawford and wife have gone
on two weeks trip and mingling bus
mess. with pleasure will visit the
wholesale stores of Portland, Bos.
ton and New York to purchase goods
for their renovated basement.
Edward Tute has sold his farm
here giving possession at once.
Dana Kirkland has returned from
! Boston where he went to secure q
position.
Albert Colbeth has moved into the
Niles tenement near the track.
Rev. J. C. Jones is spending a two
weeks vacation with friends in the
lower part of the state.
/ Dr. Duke who has been visiting
Miss Barbara Erwin at the home of
her parents, has returned to his home
near Boston. ....-r.
DR.. c. L. Erwin went to Benning-
ton last Tuesday to remain q few
days.
Rev. George Collins, Baptist pas
tor at West Charleston motorcd to
town Monday night in his new car
and called upon few of his friends.
Mr.. Reynolds from Boston, the not
cd entertainer, gave fine entertain
want -, bo Mo4LoJ;rt
church last Wednesday night under
the auspices of the Methodist Broth
crhood Mems class.
Rev. C. w. Kelley has been
in Montpelier for week acting as
Dean of the Montpelier Epworth
League Institute, a summer school
for the training of young people in
religious work MINIS Kelley and the
children went to the Institute for q
few days.
Miss Barbara Erwin who recently
graduated from the New England
Conservatory of Music, with honors,
has been visiting friends in North
field, but is now at home with her
parents.
Captain Baker of the Salvation
Army at Newport City conducted
two services in the Methodist church
last Sunday in the absence of the
pastor and gave excellent satisfac-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Whipple are
over the birth of a son.
Mrs. Whipple is at the home of her
Mrs. Armstrong, in this vii
lage. Both mother and child are do |
ing well.
Mrs, S. M. Kelley and son, Robert,
of st. Adams spent several days last
week at the Methodist parsonage.
Walter Whipplc recently sold all |
his household furniture at auction,
but did not dispose of his farm.
Mrs. Sweets mother, Mrs. Horner !
of Sheffield, who has been visiting I
her daughter for a few days has re-
turned to her own home.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Larabee
motorcd to Highgate recently to at
end the funeral of a relative.
Carol Rollins has left the cream J
cry and is working for his father at
laying.
Mrs. Volney Phillips visited her
laughter at Richford last Friday and
Saturday.
DR.. Adams saw the famous game
IF base ball at Burlington last Sat-
lrday.
Ed. Durgin and one or two other
rom the creamery here went to
Burlington a few days ago to attend
| school of instruction for creamery
men.
Captain Richard F. Corey who
allied with Company L Of Newport
or France on October 3, 1917, ar
lived in New York on the Mount
Jernon Saturday, July 5th, where he
vent to Camp Dix and received his
discharge, arriving in Newport We'd
lcsday morning. He is very busy re-
ewing the glad hand of his many
ricnds.
Mrs. Ray Hunt and Mrs. Melvin
Willis have broke camp at Eagle
'ont and returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Huntington
nd son, Dean, returned from their
rip to Old Orchard Tuesday.
Band concert will be on Friday
light this week on the Memphrema-
og Park.
Rev. Ernest J. Labelle, director of
i. Johns College, is a guest of Rev.
p. M. H. Bastien.
Mrs. A. j. Proulx is visiting in st.
ohns, Que.
Miss Simone Audet of Swanton is
listing at her uncle's, Rev. j. M. IL.
'astien. ...e.
Miss Melvina Lahar visited in
Eastman and Magog
lst week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Geidron left
Ionday for Lens.
Dannis Cote and Miss Josephine
,ote and son, Francis, of Rockland,
lass, visited at Mrs. Louise Hamels
f Pleasant street last week. Alice
Alarie, who was boarding at the
convent accompanied them to North
Iatley, Que.
Divide Dame and Mrs. Joseph Tet-
eault visited in Sherbrooke, East