The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-27
NEWPORT LOCALS

4 Airline Octiva, eight years of age
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Franz
Vancor, died at one o'clock Friday
afternoon after q brief illness Of
pneumonia. She was taken i'll a week
ago wednesday and was attended by
Dis. Blanchard, Longe and Petite
The funeral will take place Monday
4 morning at eight o'click at st. Mary's
\ Catholic church. Little Airline was
bright talented child, and was in
{. the second grade at the parochial
school. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Cor have
the sympathy of the community in
i the loss of their little daughter.
Don't forget big dance New Years
| Eve at School hall. See ad on this
page. adv.
Miss Inez Miller and Pearl Miller
return tonight from visit to their
lister, Mrs M. C. Grandy in Bur-
| iington.
Mrs. Flora JENNIE and her mother,
Mrs. Augusta Currier arc in Aber-
corn, P. O., where they are the
ruests of Mrs. Jenne's brother-in-
law, Frances Files.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F Bigelow are
pending few days with their
laughter Mrs. Delos Buck at Mid
dlesex.
The big social event Of the season.
New Years Eve dance at School
Hall under auspices of Ladies' Aux
iliary of O. r. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young of
Montpelier and son, Harold Young of
Montpelier are guests of Mrs. John
Mine host Bowen of the Newport
House served a sumptuous banquet
IN Christmas day which was partak
of by a large number of our towns
people. Burroughs orchestra played
rom II to 2 o'clock. Among those
who patronized the hotel were the
'ollowing: E. j. Prouty and family
and guests, Mr.. and Mrs f d Flint
nd son, Mr. and Mrs J r Lambert,
Dr. Gaines, Mrs Me Adams, Mr.
md Mrs C NJ Flint, Mr. and Mrs
{ f Davis and son, A d Gaines of
Minneapolis, Mrs Olliphant and
oarty of five, Col. and Mrs. C S.
Emery, Miss Emery, Donald Emery,
Mr. and Mrs L A Goodwin and
laughter, Lucille.
Ladies' Auxiliary of o. r. C. hold
zig New Years Eve Dance at School
Hall. Be sure and be there. adv
Mrs. Charles Sisco and Mrs.
ora Wakeman of Barton were
uests of their sister, Mrs. Harry
brown over Christmas
Claire Powell of Island Pond was
R business visitor in town on Friday
Miss Alice Stevens of Stanstead
isited her sister, Mrs. Asa Drown !
mis- week.
Barbara Brown is recovering from
IN attack of tonsilitis.
Ray Hunt and family spent
Christmas day with Mr.. Hunts par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs f. p. Hunt at
North Troy.
Mr. and Mrs F Morrill, of Laco-
nia left on Friday after a brief visit
o Mr. and Mrs John Morrill,.
Fred Woodruff spent Christmas
lay at his home in st Johnsbury.
What about putting that Christmas
money into Brunswick photograph?
adv
Miss Ruth Buck spent Christmas
lay with her brother, Ralph Buck, at
.sichtord,
Henry Smith and Benjamin Smith
If Rock Island, P. O., visited their
laughter, and niece, Mrs. j. r.
Davis on Friday.
Bradley Davis of the Tuck school
Dartmouth and Donald Davis with
he Fiskc Rubber Co., Chicopee, are
t home with their parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. c. Davis, for few days
Arthur McKindsey of Lennoxville
5 the guest of Mr. and Mrs w w
'lodgett.
Clyde Flint, of the Internal Rev !
nue. department at Portsmouth has
cen visiting his grandmother, Mrs. !
}. w. Hildreth. :
Henry Smith visited at w E +
mith's in Rock Island on Thursday. >
Miss Christine Blanchard enter ;,
lined the Smith college girls on ;.
tuesday, evening at her home and for
small size reunion, it was very !,
lily affair A novel and attractive =
inch was served during the even !,
g. q
Have you noticed the pre-1920 bar v
ain window at True G. Blanchard v
o's. adv c
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Burns and Il
IN Cecil of Lyndonville, Miss Flor
ice Burns and James Corbett of /
oston and MI. and Mrs. Elton Nc 9
owan of Bellows Falls are guests I
Mrs. Angelina Burns. Mrs Nc
owan will remain until after New v
ears. c
E E Cameron was at his home in 1
7ells River over Christmas.
Ives Atherton of Nashua, N H is
lie guest of MI and Mrs f d Flint. Il
Miss Anna Elkins of North Troy g
1ent Christmas with Mrs c w a
anyer D