The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-12-29
NEWPORT LOCALS

| of st. Marks church will meet Tues
day evening with Mrs M Cunning
ham, 10 Third street.
Miss Josie Centebar Of the N E
Telephone force has returned from
few days vacation at East Albany,
Vt.
Tabor Stuart has been visiting rel
atives in Woodsville and Lisbon, N.
| II.
Miss Florence Burns returned tt
Boston Sunday after spending
Christmas with her mother, + Mrs.
Angelina Burns.
DR.. Henry of Lennoxville was in
town on Saturday
A. Fl. DeGolyer of Boston was d
business visitor in the city on Sat
urday.
A. Roy Hall of Holland has sol
the homestead farm known as tn,
Hall farm, and expects in the nea
future to move to Newport. He will
live in the Leroy Scott house O
Highland Ave, recently purchased
by Gerald Buzzell
Delmer C. Stevens, agent for thu
Union Central Life Insurance Co.,
has qualified to attend the three day
convention of agents ad officers OF
this compay at the home Office, Gin
cinnati, Ohio, the 5, 6, and It'll OF
January. This will be ten days trip
with carefare, pullman, and all ex-
penses paid and will include several
banquets and sightseeing trips. Tt
qualify for the convention, an agent
must have sold at least $150,00C
worth of paid up business, and MI
Stevens has more than gone over the
top and has well earned the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Forest Cousens Of
Knowlton are visiting at Thomas
Donaghy's.
Mrs. NJ T Hamilton had a family
party on Christmas day which includ
ed DR. and Mrs Harry Hamilton and
sons and Mrs G H Flint, DR. and
Mrs. S. w. F. Hamilton and two chill
dren and Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Williams
and son, Merrill
Mr. and Mrs Athol Manning and
two children of St Adams have been
spending week with Mrs E J Man
ming.
Mrs Ora Dane of West Charleston
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs,
Wright Kendall. Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Fanchs have been spending a few
days with relatives in Richford.
Guy Sheldon of Montreal has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sheldon.
Mrs. H F Hamilton is to be the
hostess tonight for this weeks meet
ing of the Reading Club. A novel
plan has been evolved for the re-
freshments which will be "covere1
! dish supper" to which the husband
Of the club members are invited.
Miss Pauline Brown will enter thc
Montreal General Hospital for train
/ ing on January and will leave fol
Montreal about Jan. /.
/ Mrs. George Cook entertained 4
I family party of % on Christmas day.
MI and Mrs. Charles CouseH1
were in Sherbrooke the last Of The
week to visit William Uttin, who i
making a slow but steady recovery d
Sherbrooke hospital
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itor in Island Pond on Friday.
DeForrest Martin of Worcester i;
: Lo or,,oc+ 81 Mic Mo++io MonTinc,
Miss Daisy Stevens has been i'll for
several days with a severe cold. Mis-
Gertrude Harris has substituted foi
her at DR.. II. F. Hamilton's dental
parlors.
Miss Hattie Brooks has rcturnea
from a months visit to Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bcaton are
spending the holidays at Mrs. Bea-
toms home in North Troy.
Mrs. Ned Foster and Miss Helen
Foster, visited friends in Barton on
Friday.
Mrs. James P. Neal, Summer Ter-
race has been i'll in bed for the last
ten days with sciatic rheumatism.
Miss Marie De Golyer of Boston is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. H. T. Ham
ilton.
Ora Elliott of Holyoke, Mass, is
visitin ghis parents, MI and Mrs.
James Elliott.
George Paradis has returned to
his home in Montreal after spending
few days with his brother, Philip
| Paradis.
Mrs. Harold Litchfeld is visiting at
her fathers home in Bath, Me.