The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-27
NEWPORT LOCALS

Have you heard about the big so
cial dance to be given by the O. X.
c. at Pastime Hall, Friday evening,
January 80. MacCauley's orchestra.
Admission $1.10 per couple including
war tax. Better plan to come. adv.
During the final session of the
September term Of court divorces
were granted as follows:
Ansel O. Lanpher of North Troy
from Emma V. Lanphcl on the
grounds of deSeltion
Grace Rogers from Frank Rogers
on grounds Of intolcrablc severity.
Mrs. Rogers is given the custody of
a minor child and allowed almony.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella
Wallace, who died last Thursday Of
gastiitis, were held at her late home
in the Macdiarmid block Sunday af-
tclnoon Rev. l.. A. Edwards conduct
cd the services. Burial was in the
East Side Tomb. A large number of
out of town friends and relatives and
local friends of the deceased attended
the services. There were many beau
tiful floral tributes.
Letters received of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
J. Oben, written Jan. % report the
day as hot, and all enjoying good
time in st. Petersburg, Fla.
John Mitchell has sold his home,
known as the Alfred Taylor house,
and has bought the Frank Hill farm
in Salem Derby of Mark Stevenson.
Mrs. Asa Welcome is in Shcr-
brooke for brief visit.
Mrs. Peter O'Lealy Of Tomfobia,
P. Que, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs
William House, Beebe Road.
Miss Anne Maloney has gone to
Boston where she will study the lat
est effects in spring and summer mil
linely in one of Boston's exclusive
shops, and will reopen her millinery
parlors here in about month.
Miss Myrtle Dyson of Richmond,
Can, is the guest of Mrs. ]. Fl. Pond.
Ruth and Clarence Fordyce, Eileen
and Alden Carey, Doreen Lee, and
Mrs. Ivah Brown are the last report
cd victims of humps.
Miss Priscilla Uttin and Miss Char
lotte Pickel attended the social and
dance given by the Rebekahs al
Derby Center Saturday evening.
Edwin Bowen of Concord Street is
i'll with typhoid fever.
Miss Jennie Richardson is absent
from her duties at the Ball Flower
shop an account of illness.
Holland Cousens and Mrs Mary
Porter were called to Knowlton the
last of the week to attend the fun
eral of their brother, Edward CouS-
ems.
Mrs. Annie Cameron of Calgary,
C. N. W., is the guest of her brother,
George l.. Macdialmid.
Miss Ruth Hazeltine spent the
week end with relatives in Beebe, y.
@.
Howard Pudvah was at his home IN
South Troy over Sunday.
Fl. A. Black returned to Montpel-
Ter Monday noon.
Locke Willard of East Angus, Can,
owner of the famous fast horse
Lockboy, is visiting Fred Pickel.
William Harms spent the week end
in St. Johnsbury visiting friends.
]. A. Aubin was expected to return
TODAY from Montreal where he has
been for the past few days on puSi-
ness.
Miss Dorothy Drew commenced
work Monday as a clerk IN her fath-
cl's store, Drew's Ladies Ready 10
Wear Shop. Miss Drew made GOOD
the first day. r..
Miss Florence Taylor was IN st
Johnsbury Monday visiting friends.
Miss Ethel Hanan has rcturnco
from a weeks visit at her home III
North Hatley.
A freight train consisting of about
az cars was seen to pull out OF the
Newport station Monday mornlnE
with five engines attached, rms Is
the first time to our knowledge that
such a thing has been seen
Considering the bitter cold weather
the passenger trains in and out OF
Newport made exceptionally fine
time Monday.
Dustin Rhodes, who is employed at
the freight Office, is ill at his home
with the humps. DR.. Adams Is at
tending him.
Judge Will w. Wright was IN
town Monday but as there were no
cases on the docket the regular SEES
sion of Municipal court was cam
celled.
Friday, the 18th, That is the date
of the big Elks Ball in st. Johnsbury
This annual February ball will be
,,oo,,,l hroo kar thic ye1r adv,