The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-10-08
NEWPORT
Local News

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port house.
y II. Fl. Morton tobacco al?sman,
H. f. Shannon, cement salesman and
Arthur G. Sellen, representative of
the Quaker Oats Company have
been in this CITY since last Friday.
They were expected to leave today.
Miss Elizabeth Shannon of Sher-
brooke, P. O., was a business visitor
in Newport Monday.
]. F. Eustin, jewelry salesman, Of
Lewiston, Me-, is in town.
Lois r. Pierce of Troy spent Sun
day here. She stopped at the New
port House.
w. A. Riches, an cmploye OF the
Newport House, left Monday night
for Springfield, Mass He will be
gone week, during which time he
will visit friends in that city.
Mrs. F.. H. Wood and Mrs. NJ p.
Pickle of this city had dinner with
Miss Barbara Chase at the Newport
House.
Mrs. e. L. Wallis is i'll at her home
on Main street
Mr. and Mrs. L. Herman, while
motoring through the city stopped
off at the Newport House Saturday
for dinner.
Marion G. Redfeld of Barton was
a guest at the Newport House Sat
urday and Sunday Miss Redfield
sings in the Congregational church
| choir.
Jennie Wells and Bessie Emery
motored to West Charles Sunday
evening with Harley and Simon Tay-
lor. They had a very pleasant trip.
Train No. sc from Sherbrooke
Sunday night strusk and killed a COW
belonging to James Leithead. The
animal had wandered onto tho track.
Mrs. Edward Puffer opened her
dancing classes ut .ac Pastime Mon
day evening. A large opening class
is expected.
Miss Gladys McCauley's doncing
classes will open this week in Lanes
Oepra House.
Miss Agnes morrill,, who graduated
last Thursday from St. Ioseph's hos
pital at Nashua, N. H., was taken
suddenly i'll curlsv and was operated
on Monday morning. She is expected
10 recover.
A. M. Bowen, proprietor Of the
Newport House, and his wife, left
Sunday on a moto" trip to Rutland.
| They will be gone few Jays.
Martin H. SteStins, the Newport
House chef, went to Rutland Sunday
! to watch the basebaN game between
the Boston Red SoX. former cham
pions of the American League, and
the Rutland home team.
Miss Amy Pope has recovered
4 from a severe illness.
William and Mrs. Blanchard of
Brockline, Mass, motored to New
port Monday and stopped at the
Newport House. They are touring
the state
Nh. and Mrs. J. L. McKeen and
Nh and Mrs. w. S. Osborne OF
Newton, Mass, stopped at the New
port House Sunday and Monday.
They had motored to Newport from
the Bay State town.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Dunn were WIS.,
itors in town Sunday. They motored
from their home in Montreal.
\ M. J. Farrar was a business visitor
in the city Monday and Tuesday
Court adjourned Saturday and
opened again Tuesday. 1t is under
stood that there are cases in other
towns to look after.
B. A. Hodge, feed salesman, is
in town and expects to do large
amount of business among the
farmers in this territory.
E. M. Whitney of Sansdale, Pa, is
a business visitor
r. M. Baldwin and f. w. Harris
of Swift & Co., came in from S
Johnsbury, Monday.
E. D. Zimmerman, Boston bust
IS man, is in town.
w. F. Flint, a dry goods sales
man, from Boston, is here visiting
Newport's merchants.
S. C. Carpenter, H. B. Stanton and
Mr. Moore of St. Johnsbury are here
as business visitors.
Miss Alma Parker, who has fin
ished her work with the Frost We
neer Seating Company, has just en-
tered the employ of the New Eng
land Telephone and Telegraph
Company as stenographer for man.
ager Charles Brown.
McCauley's orchestra plays
Thursday night in Mansonville.
John Police is in New York and
Boston for week on business.
The annual meeting of the New
port Chapter of the American Red
Cross will be held this evening at
730 o'clock in the Library building |
A large attendance of members is J
expected. Mrs. Benjamin Human,
president of the local branch and
one of Viewpoints most active social
workers, is expected to address the
meeting. Reports will be read and
the election of officers for next year
will take place.
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