The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-06-29
NEWPORT LOCALS

Judge Frank e. Alfred has gone
(! to Fairfax to spend a few weeks
on the farm of his. brother in that
I town.
| Harry Savage, Charles Flint and
Scion Hill are working the A to IL
shift on the Boston and Maine trans
fer.
! Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Jones and
| daughter. Winsome, returned Satur-
day night from ten days trip to
Montreal and other points.
! Clifford Sloggett and family have
vacated the f. A. Hamilton house on
Third street and are moving into Ed
Scots residence on Main street.
Mrs. Harry Shoohe left Sunday
for Sherbrooke where she will have
an operation performed at the Sher-
brooke hospital She was accompani-
| ed by MI. Shoohe.
Mrs. Ward Proutv and little
daughter, Genevieve, left Sunday for
| Los Angeles, Calf, where she will
make her home with her mother,
Mrs. John Blair.
N. G.. Stevens spent Saturday at
| the home of his nephew, L. O. Drew
= Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Hunter and son,
| Charles of Lvndonville are spending
few DAYS with Mrs. Hunters broth
CT and sister-in-law, Nh. and Mrs.
Everett Cole at the latter's summer
home on Bipelow's Bluffs.
Miss Ethel Robinson has arrived
from Bradentown, Fla, and will spend
the summer at Knowlton'~ Bluffs
with her sister Mrs. Mary Dane.
Mrs. Ada Cobleigh is stayino at the
home of Will Tripp as Mrs. Eugene
Alexander is visiting relatives in
Charleston.
Lucien Sanborn visited friends here
recently.
H. Reid has been confined to his
home for the mast week suffering
from blood poisoning in his ankle.
However, he is reported to be slow
ly gaining.
H. B. Marston visited in Or
leans on Sunday.
George Montgomery of Orleans
sDent the week end with friends in
Newport.
Mrs. F. M. Wheeler has returned
to her home in Hyde Park, Mass, af
ter visiting friends here.
Miss Myrtle Duse is spending the
week in -Enosburg Falls at the home
OF her mother Mrs. Frank Duse .
A. B. Cobleigh was in MONTPELIER
on Monday attending to some matters
concerning the state roads.
M. and Mrs. John H'ldreth and
Nj. and Mrs. Henry Blanchard mo-
tored to Jayeon Friday on fishing
trip.
George Reed and family spent the
week end at their cottage down the
lake. is.ss.lss 90 s4ss5 e-tN
Nh. and Mrs. B. NJ. Chaffee were 4
in Orleans on Sunday to visit iheir
son. Myron Chaffee.
The semi-annual meeting of the
"Pedic Association Of Vermont was
held at the New Sherwood Hotel in
BURLINGTON on Friday. Dr.. Magoon
of ST. Johnsbury, president of the as
ISOLATION, presided at the meeting. 3,
The attendance was not all that would
be desired but in spite of this several
important subjects were discussed. |
Dr. Hanson V. Hight of Newport at
tended.
The following real estate transfers
are announced at the Office of the
ity Clerk: Carlton A. Adams, adj
ministrator of the estate of Edwin +.
JENNIE, late of Derby, 10 Susan Jenne |
Utton, one-half interest n he water
rights and privileges on Clyde River,
where a grist mill formerly was stu
ated on the Iron Bridge in the City
of Newport. Mrs. Minnie N. kimba.l |
Green to Charles A. and Myrtle Mel |
son, lot and BUILDINGS on Indian Point |
street. Helen B. Human to Cora A.
Morse. building lot in what is known
as Benjamin pasture, formerly the |
Murphy farm in what formerly was
Glen Derb Warrant deed. W. E.
Trip to Alfred A. Davis of Holland
lot of land with buildings thereon
situated on the north side of East
Main street, north of the land and
buildings owned by c. H. Davis. |
Jason Wilson of St. Adams to
Fred and Nettie Blake, lot q land
withstwo houses and a shed y Glen
Road formerly owned by Mrs. Olive /.
Wilson Mrs. Mabel Bipelow to De
los M. Buck, part of the business
block where Bigelow's Pharmacy is
located.
MI. and Mrs Richard d Howe are
occupying Butter Cup Lodge at Bige-
lows Bluffs for the summer
Miss Anne Cote spent the week
end at White River Junction.