The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-09-26
NEWPORT

basket ball team has been reorganl1
ed for the ensuing year. Miss Leot
Colbeligh, manager; Miss Winsom
Jones, was elected captain. TIL
schedule is not yet completed, bu
arrangements have already bee
made for games with Orleans, Rich
ford and Island Pond. The frs
game will be played about Nov. Isl
The indications are that Newpo1
/ high school will again be represent
ed by a first class team.
! George Washburn and Miss Lillia
Myers of Montpelier were recen
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton
| Green.
| A number of much needed light
are being installed on Farrant road
also at the upper of Prospect street
near the Gilbert property, now owEec
| by Warren Drown.
Harry B. Amey of Island Pond il
in town on county court business.
The game between Enosburg FALL
| and Newport which was to have beer
played Thursday, was postponed OF
account of the heavy rains till today
The schools held solid session il
order that all might attend the game
as the proceeds above the expenses
are for the hospital fund. ,s
Mrs. F. Il. Preston and daughter
| Miss Helen Preston, who have been
spending several weeks l.: this city
leave today for Burlington en- route
to their home in Minneapolis.
Charles A. Prouty, John w. Red
mon, Albert Farman, Ward Prouty,
Mrs. G. H. Prouty and Miss Inez Mil
Ter are in Windsor attending the trial
of James Blay VS.. G. T. railway.
j. S. McIver Of Plymouth has been
visiting his brother, DR.. L. H. Nc
liver.
S. F. Fregean of Derby Line, pro-
prietor of the Rock Island Overalls
Co., has purchased the C. Fl. Green
property on Eastern avenue. Mr..
rregean has already commenced ex-
tensive alterations and repairs and
will make the house modern up-to-
date home, which will be occupied by
Arthur H. Moulton. Contractor H.
o. Smith has charge of the work.
The Newport High school is
planning to put on the winter Chau-
tauqua course of entertainments to
raise funds for next years gradua
tion expenses.
Frank Wheeler, headmaster of the
Choatc school for boys of Walling-
ford, Conn, and his mother, Mrs.
Charles Wheeler, who have been for
two months at the Hamilton Green
cottage at Eagle Point left last night
for their home.
Rudolf Bigelow is employed at the
National bank.
Mrs. Walter Moore, who has been
visiting her parents in Derry, N. H.,
for three weeks has returned.
Mrs. O. S. Searles has returned
from a visit to East Barnet.
Mrs. Sally Emery Flint and little
laughter, Sally, leave today for
Washington to await arrangements
or passports and transportation en-
lbling her to sail for Germany to
ioin her husband, Lieut.. Col. Harry
A. Flint, stationed at Colbelz. Col.
Flint will await the arrival of his
family at Brest.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Williams en-
ertained a party of ten at dinner at
the Victory Tea Room Thursday eve
lilg.
Walter Abbott of the c. P. Office is
enjoying a weeks vacation spending
several days in Springfield and Wor-
cester.
Miss Marjorie Williamson is en-
ployed as stenographer with the firm
of Williams and Smith.
Mrs. Mcmillan of Waterbury, Ct,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. May Lor-
liner.
A large percentage of members of
Lakeside Chapter No. 81, attenucI
the annual meeting of District No. 7
at Island Pond, Thursday evening.
Lakeside Chapter exemplified the
work.
Mrs. Cleon Seaver of Summer
street is the new milliner at Mrs. C.
M. Flint's.
e. L. Dane, engineer at Prouty and
Miller Lumber Co. has been in Bos-
ton for three weeks experimenting
the loading Of an engine which the
firm has purchased for the mill here.
Walter Dane and family of Boston
are spending a week at Camp Yer
mont. Mrs. O. S. Dane and Mrs.
Winnie Bisbee will return to Boston
with them.
Dr.. Lionel Hartley and 1tiece, Miss
Betty Hilburn have closed their cot
tage at the Bluffs, and returned to
New York.
Tuesday morning, Sept. %, at sew
en- o'clock at st. Mary's Catholic
church, Miss Florida Palm, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Palm of Glen
road was united in marriage to Hen
ny Limoge, the ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. T, H. BastienL A
breakfast was served at the
home of the groom, Mr., and Mrs.
Phelix Limoge, and in the evening
the happy couple held reception at
the home of the bride. MI. and Mrs.
Limoge will reside on Glen road.
Drill, TONIGHT