St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1919-01-29
NEWPORT LOCALS

Mrs. L. Z. JENNIE went to Provi-
t.cnce, Il l, last night for Il weeks
visit with friends.
A gct-t' eethcr of all the young
women ir Newport City, will be held
ut the Goodrich Library, Friday eve
ming at eight o'clock. The meeting is
called TO tlik over and TO make plans
for organizing a community league.
Joseph Waller will open up the fish
market on Coventry street, on Friday,
lie will keep nice line of fish and
oysters, and will deliver all orders,
also telephone orders, but will not run
y cart for the present.
Keep in mind the basket ball game
ut the school hall on Friday night
When the n. H. S. will play the st.
iohnsbury team. Newport boys have
OF the punch in them and with a
packed hall to support them will even
things up.
Miss Ma ION Dane has resigned as
preceptress of the Newport High
.jchool to take effect Jan. "a, and HUI
bert Pierce, graduate of Dartmouth,
il 1911, now principal of Lyndon In
.;titute, has been engaged to fill the
position ard will begin his duties
.londay, jim. q.
Newport City was again shocked to
learn Of the death of Mrs. c. Fl. Nc
Gauley, which occurred at the hospi-
al in Sherbrooke, Wednesday noon.
FRS. NcCauley has been seriously
lick since October LIST and was taken
0 the hospital at Sherbrooke, Jan.
IL, where size underwent an operation
on the 18th, resulting in her death
yesterday. The body was brought to
Newport lest night. The funeral al
langement., have not been made.
Following is clipping taken from
The Los Angeles Times of Jan. TO-:
Lieut.. Henry V Bogue, formerly ply
stefan here, succumbs to pneumonia.
Lieut.. Henri V. Bogue, for some time
M eye, car, nose. and throat special
it of this city and one of the consult
lg staff If the county hospital, died
yesterday of influenza at Mare Island
naval Reserve station, where for the
."ast six months he had been sur
econ. He was IS years old. He will
Re given y military funeral tomorrow
corning ~ the Northern station, af-
tcr which it is possible his body will
DC brought to this city for burial. His
"Tidow, Mrs. Emma Boguc, was with
| I'M at the time of his death. She
'ill return to Los Angeles, and bring
With her Ter year old son, John
Eogue. Lieut.. Bogue was u graduate
Of the college OF Physicians and Sur
cons of Baltimore, Md.
Orleans county court, after taking
:; recess from the September session
opened Monday afternoon, with
Judge Stal ley Wilson presiding. The
"ourt case Of Il. n. Baldwin VS.. Dr.
:. ii. Gaines came up for trial. This
Il malpractice case and was tried
a the county court in March, 1917,
'hcn he jury returned verdict for
nc plaintiff for s250O The defend
INT took III appeal and asked for
CIV trial on account of newly discov-
red evidence. The case went up to
he supreme court and was sent back
or ratrla'. Thompson of Barton
nd Searlos of st. Johnsbury appear
fd for the plaintiff, and Z. A. Cook
~ Lyndonville and Walter Dane of
i'oston for the defendant. Monday
afternoon and Tuesday forenoon ~,
occupied ir impanelinr the jury. DR..
;alnes was put on the stand and was
continued through Tuesday and We'd
rcsday.
Irene Buchanan. who has been in
= hospital at Sherbrookc for some
mo, vas brought home Wednesday
room. She is not gaining as fast as
her friends would like.
ha|ph Cameron, who went to Bred
Habury, Saak., about six Years ago. is
bending two weeks visiting friends
ia the city
Mrs. Sarah Mansfield, who has been
vending the winter with her daurh-
,"f' Ms. L. F. Humphrey, was called
!" burlington this morning on ac-
count OF the serious illness of her sis
ter.
Inc boys of MI. Johnson', class
III young girls in Mrs. Akin', class
the Congregational Sunday school
loid sociablc at the church parlor,
v ednesday evening. The evening
WAS spent in playing games, with mu- /
rs on /" Vlctrola. Cocoa and waters
we're served and the children enioyed !
nc evenings entertainment.
MIS-. Waller Thaycr, who was tok-
sick on Wednesday, Jan. Is with
'f'uenz1 which developed into double !
passed away Thursday at
'~''' noon. This is another very sad
'oa'h that has been hitting Ncwpo,t
'i'cc tn" influenza made it's apnc,r.
'ncc. Mrs. Thaycr leaves two ];ttlc
girls ages Z and years, a little bov
y TWO years and the baby of one
hont'l old. She will be remembered
ny 'hosc living in the city as Jessie
newton, who was employed at the /
nome OF the late Col. Mansur. Tho
oncfai arrangements have not been
made. '' 'cc"
Miss Daisy Beals spent the week
= d IN the city, visiting friends.
FOR a fc wdays. returned to Mon,ro,,
s Saturday nirht