The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-23
NEWPORT LOCALS

Mrs. E. +. JENNIE went TO ffoVi-
dence, R l., last night for week S |
visit with friends.
At the regular meeting of Evening
Star Lodge, l. o o. F., No. 81, held
Tuesday evening, eight applications
were presented for membership. At
the next regular meeting the initia-
tory degree will be conferred.
A get-te gether of all the young
women ir Newport City, will be held
at the Goodrich Library, Friday eve
ming at eight o'clock The meeting is
called TO talk over and to make plans
for organizing community league.
Joseph Waller will open up the fish
market on Coventry street, on Friday,
He will keep nice line of fish and
oysters, and will deliver all orders,
also telephone orders, but will not run
a cart for the present.
Keep in mind the basket ball game
at the school hall on Friday night
when the N. Fl. S. will play the st.
bloomsbury team. Newport boys have
got the punch in them and with a
packed hall to support them will even
things up.
Miss Marion Dane has resigned as
preceptress Of the Newport High
school to take effect JAN "a, and HUI
bert Pierce, graduate of Dartmouth,
in 1911, now principal Of Lyndon In
stitute, has been engaged to fill the
position and will begin his duties
Monday, jan. 27.
"Hearts If the Word" which is be-
ing widely advertised, will appear at
Lanes Opera House on Friday and
Saturday Of this week. There will be
two shows daily, at 2.15 and at s
o'clock in the evening This produc-
ton promises. to be even better thar
the Birth of Nation. Company or
chestra brilliant musical score.
. Newport City was again shocked te
learn of the death of Mrs. C. H. Nc
Cauley, which occurred at the hospi
tai in Sherbrooke, Wednesday noon
Mrs. McCauley has been seriousl!
sick since October 1st and was taker
to the hospital at Sherbrooke, Jan
II, where size underwent an operation
on the 18th, resulting in her dealt
yesterday. The body was brought t,
Newport Lost night. The funeral al
engagements have not been made.
Following is a clipping taken from
the Los Angeles Times of Jan. 10
Lieut. Henry V Bogue, formerly ply
stefan here, succumbs to pneumonia
Lieut.. Henry V. Bogue, for some tim,
an eye, ear, nose and throat special
ist of this city and one of the consult
ing staff Of the county hospital, die,
yesterday of influenza at Mare Islam,
Naval Reserve station, where for tn
past six months he had been a sur
geon. He was 35 years old. He vii
be given military funeral tomorrow
morning at the Northern station, at
ter which it is possible his body vii
be brought to this city for burial. Hi
widow, Mrs. Emma Bogue, was wit
him at the time of his death. Sh
will return to Los Angeles, and brin
with her Eer 5 year old son, job
Bogue. Lieut.. Bogue was a gradual
of the college of Physicians and SUI
geons of Baltimore, Md
Orleans county court, after takin
a recess from the September sessio
opened Monday afternoon, wit
Judge Starley Wilson presiding. TIL
court case of R. N. Baldwin VS.. D1
J. II. Gaines came up for trial. Thi
is malpractice case and was trie
IN the county court in March, 1911
when che jury returned a verdict 70
the plaintiff for $500. The defend
ant took al appeal and asked for
new trial on account of newly discov
= cred evidence. The case went I'D t
the. supreme court and was sent bac
for ratriai. Thompson of Barto
and Searles of ST. Johnsbury appear
ed for the plaintiff, and E. A. Coo
of Lyndonville and Walter Dane q
Boston for the defendant. Monda
afternoon and Tuesday Forenoon, -
occupied In impaneling the jury. D.
Gaines was put on the stand and wa
IL continued through Tuesday and Wee
nesday