The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22
NEWPORT LOCALS

Wellesley College and is spending
her vacation with her mother, Mrs.
Maude Parker
Harold L;tchfeld, who was former
lv employed by Frank Lee, is now
working at Lanes Store.
E. Blanchard or Boston is spending
a few days at the home of Mrs.
Maude Parker.
Ralph Trip of st. Johnsbury spent
Sunday with his parents, MI. and
MIS- Will Tripp.
Mrs George Randall of Nashua, N.
H., is visiting Mrs. Archie Grow for
few days.
Mrs. Olive Jones and son, living
Jones spent the week end in Sutton,
p. G., visiting friends.
Miss Pearl Blackburn who has
been attending school in Burlington
is visiting her parents, Rev. and
Mrs. j. H. Blackburn.
George Reed and family and Mrs.
d. f. Addison and family spent the
week end at Mr.. Reeds cottage
! Mfplewood down the lake.
Harry Dane, formerly of Newport,
who is planning to conduct a boys
camp here this summer, arrived
Sunday from Detroit with three
friends from that city. They are
stopping at Mr.. Danes cottage at
the Knowlton's Bluffs.
A party of Ia young people climb
cd Owls Head Sunday. Part of the
crowd padded down to the foot of
the mountain Saturday night and
spent the night there. The others in
their canoes met them there Sunday
morning and were ready for the
climb. 1t being beautiful day Sun
dav the party had most enjoyable
trip up the mountain. But they were
a pretty tired bunch as they returned
home Sunday night and were glad to
be towed in by George Reed as he
was returning home from his cottage
down the lake in his motor boat.
Among those who made the trip
were Misses Janet Knowlton, Mar
jolic Leavitt, Freda Carr, Bernicc
Davis, Mona Bickford, Helen Park
el and Ruth Corley.
Invitations arc out to Pianoforte
Recital given at the residence of
Mrs. A. J. White by Mrs. Whites
pupils, June 80 at 8 o'clock.
Miss Allie Mitchell is on two
weeks vacation from her duties at
Flint's store She and her sister,
Miss Kate Mitchell of Concord, N.
H., have gone to Blonton Springs, p.
c., to spend two weeks. DR.. Gaines
drove them do Sunday in his ma
chine.
Casper Police, has just installed
the entire new equipment from this
company in his store. All of the
show cases are zinc lined and will
keep all of the cigars and tobacco in
perfect condition.
Miss Florence Taylor was absent
from her duties at Bailey's Music
Iallors on Monday on account of i'll
ness. Miss Gladys McCaulcy substi-
tutcd for her.
Harley Stevens has joined the
Newport baseball team. He is OK
pcctcd to play either in the field or
be hind the bat. The way the present
personnel is going now it looks as
Though he would be used as an extra
man for time.
Miss Doris Emery has gone, to
Hanover, N. H., to attend the COM
exercises at Dartmouth
College. She was planning to stop
off at White River Junction to visit
friends there.
Judge F. E. Alfred went to Mon
treal Monday night with O. C. Davis
to visit Mrs. Alfred who is in the
Ross Memorial Hos~'tal an annex to
Tic Royal Victoria Hospital
Mrs. Asa Drown left today for
Rock Island to spend week with
hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. G..
Stevens.
Recognizing the possibility of Sc
curing excellent material for West !
Point from the various National |
guard organizations throughout the
country, an order has. been issued by |
P. c. Harris, Acknowledgement of the |
United States Army and forwarded |
to Gov. Percy Clement, placing be-
fore the members Of guard regi- |
ments of Vermont, including Com
p0ny l. of Newport, an opportunity |
W 20 u inc great government HILL |
tary college. Gov. Clement turned
the letter from Adjutant-G General
Harris over to Adiutant-Gener of
Vermont, Herbert T. Johnson, who in
urn dispatched the orders to Captain
Reginald Buzzell, commanding Off
Ger of L. Company.
Mrs. Sadie McCaffcry and children
eft Monday night for a trip to Bos-
on and other points.
A good sized crowd attended the
lance at the Yacht Club last night
bus the officers are looking for big
&c crowd Burroughs orchestra
furnishes good music and must have
bood pay and if these DANCES are not
patronizcd better, we cannot hold this
music.
Richard Police, thrcc-year old son
If John Police Lad narrow escape
from death or serious injury when he
was struck by an automobile on Main
street directly in front of Policies
store on Sunday afternoon and was
hlown under the car. His uncle,
Victor Borclla picked him up and
carried him into the store where he
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