The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-10-30
NEWPORT LOCALS

Mrs, H. o. Smith was ino St.
Johnsburv on Friday.
At this weeks meeting of the
Home and Foreign Missionary Socie-
ty of the Methodist church held at
the home Of Mrs L. O. Drew, both
Mrs. B. F. Moore, president of the
Foreign Missionary society and Mrs.
Arson Clark, president Of the Home
Society declined to serve another
year. No officers were elected to fill
their places. Mrs. l.. O. Drew was
chosen vice president of the foreign
society, Mrs. A. J. Magoon, cores
ponding secretary and Mrs. B. O.
Spaulding, recording secretary and
! treasurer
Miss Marion Hamilton and Miss
Doris Philips gave a short musical
! program which was much enjoyed,
and refreshments were served during
I the evening. A barrel is 10 be pack
ed and sent 20 the Barre Mission at
once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Y. A. Harris were in
| Orleans on Friday.
Glenn Sails and Roy Gustin, who
have been employed at the B. and NJ.
| transfer have returned to their home
in Fitch Bay,
Miss Lillian Nigneault is very i'll at
! her home with asthma.
Mrs. c. A. Hudson and her mother,
Mrs. George Adams, returned Thurs
dav from Boston, where they were
the 9ucsts of Mrs. l.. jordan.
Carr and Blodah have installed one
pipe furnaces for B. Z. Zero and F.
S. Tinkham.
c. a. Hudson and his father, Lon
Hudson left Friday night to spend
the winter in Southern Pines. Mrs.
Hudson and Mrs. Adams accompanied
them as far as Newark, N. J., where
they will stay with Mrs Willie Whit
ney.
Miss Dorothy Mansfield is boarding
at Ward c. Prouty's.
Fred Pickel has been confined to
the house for several days by illness.
Workmen from True and Blanch-
ard firm are overhauling the steam
plant Of the Pike Manufacturing Co.
at Evansville.
Among other repairs at the U. S.
detention house is new lighting
equipment has just been installed by
True and Blanchard Co.
Miss Helen Haselton of Bcebe and
Miss Eleanor Ford of Derby Line will
be guests of Mrs. John Wilson on
Saturday.
Mrs. Ray Webster of Boston called
on friends in town on Friday.
Little Betty Blanchard who has
been i'll for several days is very much
better.
Slas Gushing, who is employed at
the National Wrapping Machine Co.
has been laid up for several days by
illness, but is now able to return to
his work.
Mrs. w. E. Davis is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. E. d. Clark in Beebe. !
Mrs. Mary Lorimer has been taken
from the Gordon Home Sanitarum at !
Jamaica Plain to the Parker Memoir
ial hospital, Blue Hill Ave, Dorches- +
ter. Mrs. Lorimcr is much better To-
Gated than at first and her condition |
seems to be improving slowly.
Mrs. Everett Smiths class Of the
Main St. Baptist Sunday school on
ioyed a Halloween Social at the /
church vestry The rooms were dec
GRATED in black and yellow, the lunch
con table was decorated to suit the
occasion, the place cards being little
witches riding the broom stick.
Cookies, lemonade and candies were
served after which all SORTS Of games
and Jelly stunts were INDUCED in.
Mrs. Malcolm Of Mcdford, Mass,
is the guest of Mrs. O. H. Johnson.
A. J. White has bought through the
Goss GARAGE Of st. Johnsbury new
Dodge touring car.
Mrs Arthur Curtis Of Stlnstcad |
and Ms. joel Ives Of Rock Island
were recent guests Of Mr. and Mrs.
=. T. Webb,
Mrs. Herbert Weeks is the guest Of
friends in Laconia.
William Davis who is employed at
Co., at Derby Line is TAX
ing few days enforced vacation.
In jumping from a car to a truck he
fell and threw his knee out Of Joint.