The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-28
NEWPORT LOCALS

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Daniels, Glen Road, died at half past
nine Monday night after very briet
illness. Funeral arrangements are
not yet completed.
Edward Lloyd has moved from the
Dr. Blanchard tenement on Main
Street 10 tenement in Mrs. Kate
Porter's house, vacated by Bert
Sartwell.
MI and Mrs. J. r. Akin and son
Aubrey and Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Tink-
ham left Monday on ten days mo-
tor trip to New York and other plac-
es OF interest
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hamblett and
son, Master Tarlton, Miss Helen Nit
son and C. A. Tarlton left Monday CIR
ten days motor trip to Niagara
Buffalo and Lockport.
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Howard Of
Albany, N. Y, were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Fl. A. Black on Saturday.
Mr.. and MIS- George B Young OF
Montpelier spent the week end at
their cottage on Indian Point, and
they were accompanied by Nj.
Young's mother, Mrs. John Young on
their return trip Monday.
Miss Susie Mullaney is taking a
vacation trip to Montreal and Que
bee and will visit St. Anne de Beau
prize.
L. O. Drew spent the week end
with his sister, Mrs. T. K. Holmes in
Coaticooke.
Mrs. James Webb of Rock Island
and Mrs. Bessie Cobleigh of Ryegate
Hayes. l.
Miss Elizabeth Morgan and Miss
Myrtle Flynn, who have been visit
ing their aunt, Mrs. Robert Leach,
have returned to their home in Provi-
dcnce, r. |,
Miss Della Deatte was the guest Of
friends on motor trip through the
White Mountains over the week end.
MI. and Mrs. c. Y. Slater of Mont
gcmcry Center were in town Sunday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. T. C.
Raymond. Mr. Slater returned Mon
day and Mrs. Slater will remain un~
til Thursday, the guest of Mrs. W.
b. Jones.
Miss Alice Abbott left Monday
morning to begin her senior year at
Smith college.
DR.. and Mrs. II. F. Hamilton and
sons, Reginald and Harris, and Mrs.
G. II. Flint are in Hanover, N. H., to
visit George William Hamilton, and
will return this evening.
MI. and Mrs. Harley Leland Of
Barton were in town over Sunday.
c. l.. Drown is nursing an injured
right hand, as the result of fall,
which he sustained recently at his
Enosburg farm. Mr.. Drown was
crossing brook and as he jumped,
caught his foot and fell striking his
hand against pointed stick, in such
a way that it pierced the thick part of
his hand.
Mrs. Asa Hunter Of West Burke is
visiting her brother, Everett Cole, at
the Bluffs, Indian Point.
Mrs, Timothy Human and her
daughter Mrs. Florence Wood were
in Derby Line over the week end.
Miss Winona Billings spent Sun
dav in Montreal.
Miss Edith Deatte went to Boston
Saturday for over Sunday.
Mrs Bert Manuel is taking a
weeks vacation from Gilman & Co.
Miss Lora Tcnncy has gone to
Portland to stay two weeks with her
81 tor. Mrs. Elmer Averill.
Justin Curtis left Monday morning
to resume his studies at Cornell.
Mrs. Gardner Drew was a recent
guest Of Mrs. +. C. Blanchard
Mrs John Cotton and children and
Mrs Colton's mother, Mrs. Dodge.
Of Orleans. are quests of Mr.. and
Mrs.. D. W IIildreth.
Rev \. c. Iarnod. formerly rec
-" Of St. Marks Episcopal church
in Newport- and now dean of Albany
cathedral. ALBANY. N. Y. epcrt Non
}qv rs tho ~uc4t of Mrs. NJ. r. Ham
'lton. Nh LarNod was unahle 70
lowe Albany in time to attend the
fr0oral of Mrs T. c. Raymond.
Mrs Flora Jonro has been spend
in = few da's in Montreal
MI an1 Mrs. Fred Earl of Roche
core business visitors in town Mon
dav.
Rarh"ra. 1i't'o DAUGHTER of Mr. and
Mrs Hubert Pierce, has been IL for
ro--"ra1 dovs.
w. p. PToutv is homo from Jack
NOV, Mo for - co,r dave