The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-31
NEWPORT LOCALS


poets to be away for about six weeks
Miss Alice Lontinc Of st. Johns
bury is visiting her parents, MI. ant
Mrs. Joseph Lontine here.
Roland Woodland, clerk at the New
port Fruit Company store, is ill witt
the humps. Ted Domino is substitu
ting during his illness
William Harms, salesman for the
Boston Domestic Appliance Company
agents for the Torrington Vacuum
cleaner and washing machine, leaves
Saturday night for two weeks bus
mess trip to Boston and New York
City.
Miss Inez Miller will entertain the
Ladies' Social Union of the First
Congregational church at her home
on Thursday afternoon, Feb. 5.
Rev. A. p. Banks and Herbert G.
Weeks will go to Burlington Tuesday
TO attend the annual Diocesan con
vention of the Episcopal church held
in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Fletcher have
been called to Sheffield by the illness
Of Mrs. Fletcher's mother.
William HALEY goes to Boston to-
hight for brief business trip.
Mrs Mildred Joslyn Wells, accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs E. J. JOS
yn, was taken to the Mary Hitchcock
hospital at Hanover, On Fridy, for
IN operation for appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs c. B. Albee will spend
he week end in North Troy
Mrs w. Leclair Of Orleans and
Miss Alice Lcclair Of st. Johnsbury
we're recent guests CT Mrs. Rose Saw
ger.
F. E Towse who has been at the
Homeopathic hospital in Montreal
for several weeks when about really
10 leave was taken with pneumonia.
He is however recovering and now
expects to go to Bradford in a short
time.
Mrs. Charles Clogston of Barton
mas been visiting her parents, Mi.
md Mrs Ben Watkins
Mrs. Roy Meacham is spending a
'ew days with her mother, Mrs. Cam
Der in Georgeville, p. G.
Reginald Buzzell is in Boston for
few days
A. Allyn Bishop was at his Barton
tudio on Friday Of this week.
Miss Doris Blanchard has resigned
ler position as manager of the phon-
,graph department at True & Blan-
,hard'1 store and closes her labors
his evening. Miss Eetnice Nj. Davis
will take Miss Blanchard's place and
will have full charge Of the records.
Miss Doris Philips, teacher of music
in Newport city and Derby Center
schools, went to Boston last night
or her monthly vocal lessons.
Rev Chauncey Adams of Danvillc
S the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. o.
Drew.
f B. Stewart of Rock Island wa
n town on Friday.
Mrs. Flora Jenne and Mrs. George
F. Root leave Monday for Allston,
Mass, where they will g it Mrs.
Roots father, F. II. Baldwin. Mr.
Ienne will also visit friends in Bos-
on and then go on 10 New York.
She will take six weeks vacation
rom Drew's Ready 20 Wear shop.
Mrs. Harry Stewa.. Of Beebe Wis
ted in town Friday.
Beatrice Clark entertained SIX OF
1er intimate friends. on Friday even
ing in honor of her 14th birthday.
Rev H. y. Rankin is expected
home from New York this evening.
Mrs. George Lamo.he of Rock Is
and was in town Friday and called
IN friends.
Mrs. Grant Reed, Miss Ethel Adj
lison, Billy Grow and Jimmie Add
son took a snowshoe tramp to Beebe
me afternoon this week and visited
heir grandmother, Mrs. Riches.
Mrs. Alice Dow who has been for
some time with Mrs. w w Dow has
zone to West Newton for the win
er.
County Judges F. W. Tenney and
". d. Miller are in town to clean up
some matters at the courthouse.
A public meeting of the Newport
baseball club will be held Tuesday
,vening in Pastime Hall for the pur-
pose of electing officers and discus
ing plans for next season A cordial
invitation to be presenJ is extended
o the local Chamber of Commerce.
Despite the extremely cold weather
, fair sized crowd attended the social
lance given under the auspices Of
he Order of Railroad Conductors,
which was held in Pastime Hall Fri
lay evening. MacCauley's orchestra
furnished music for the occasion and
t was some of the best ever heard
in that hall. Old fashioned and mod
I'm dances were danced by the crowd !
refreshments were served through 1
out the evening.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Wrigh. and Mrs.
Simpson of st. Johnshury attended /
he O Il C dance at Tastmc Hall /
Friday evening.
Miss L NJ Rowe, who is attached (
the home service section of the /
Red Cross, with headquarters in
Boston, was in town Friday to confer
with Col. c. S Emery ard other Red
Cross officials with reference to tli5
,ari iculot vnrk No GpGnitr Mans 1e