The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-23

DhOnSc ltanlOIe OF the SfOc fcpdii
shop is now well established in his
new home and viii be glad to well
come his old customers as well as
new ones.
Miss Helen Drew, who for more
than year has held the position Of
assistant to the City Clerk and
Treasurer Rufus w. Spear, has re-
signed her position at the City Off
ces and has taken position at the
+. W. Savage. Miss Drew takes the
place of Miss Rita Chapel who has
given up her work at the railroad
office. Miss Drew will be greatly
missed in the City offices as during
her years stay she has become 4
valuable asset to MI. Spear.
A large amount of Canadian whis-
key, variously estimated at from SO
to AZ quarts, was removed from the
coal box under the dining car of the
noon Air Line Montreal-Boston eX-
press, at Highwater on Sunday. The
exact amount of the liquor, which it
| is believed, some railroad man was
attempting to smuggle into the states
could not be learned, but it is known
! that it was one of he largest hauls
made in some time. Customs lnspec-
| tors made the discovery but no ar
rests were made.
Gerald Buzzell has returned to his
work at the local postoflice after
! being absent for two weeks on ac-
count of an attack of humps.
J. A. Aubin returned Monday
night from few days visit in Bos-
ton where he attended the Automo-
| bile Show, which he said was the fin
est that has been held in the Hub in
many years.
A meeting of the executive commit
| tee will be held some evening next
week with a view to outlining plans
/ for the future of the Post All eX-
service men who desire to become
members of the Newport Post, may
do so by calling at the dental office
of Dr.. Fred B. Crawford, Post Adju-
tant and signing the books. DR..
Crawford will be glad to receive the
dues of any member at his office ut
any time.
Nj. and Mrs George B. Young left
Monday noon for Montpelier after
spending several days with Mrs. John
Young
Byron S. Curtis was in Barnet
Monday to attend the funeral of an
aunt, Mrs. Agnes Mackay Mrs.
Mackay has visited many times in
Newport and her many friends here
will regret to hear of her death.
Mrs. f. A. Slack and son, Howard
have been visiting Mrs. Stacks par
ents in Irasburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Keith.
Mrs. Bethnel Chaffee is i'll with
grippe.
Miss Inez Miller, Pearl Miller and
Fred Woodruff have returned from
Boston.
Mrs. W. Wright of Barton was in
town on Monday.
Mrs. Mary Chaffee of North Troy
was a week end guest of Mrs. G. II.
Newland.
True & Blanchard have received a
special release of Advance Bruins
wick records.
DR.. M. B. Hille9as was in town to-
day to confer with the High school
building committee Members of this
committee are ID. w. Dwinell, chair
man. Mrs. Benjamin Human and E.
A. Hamilton.
Elmer Rogers, who has been i'll
FOR some time as the result of shock
of paralysis is not as well during the
last few days.
MI. and Mrs. Volney Dodge of
Claremont, N. H., are visiting their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Myron Alex
ander
NJ. 3. Bisbee is visiting his daugh-
tel, Faye Bisbee in Burlington.
Miss Lucille Dodge of North Troy
spent the week end with Mrs. Clara
Linquist.
At the morning service of the
Main Street Baptist church, Rev. A..
V. Allen presented his resignation as
pastor of the church, to take effect
April 25. His resignation was regret
fully accepted Mr. Allen will 80
to Detroit to fill the position of Di-
rector of Religious Education for that
city.
A committee was appointed on
Sunday to make plans toward secuI-
inc a minister to take MI. Aliens
place as soon as possible. The mem
bers Of the committee are Fred Don
aghy, Austin Beebe, Miss Arabelle
Parker and Mrs. Homer Albee.
A. y. Cobleigh is in Essex county
this week making arrangements TOR
patlolling the roads the coming sea-
son.
Supt. f. H. Hamilton will give a
talk at the Woman's Club on Wednos-
dav afternoon. Mr.. Hamilton's theme
will be The School Problem as it eN-
lists in our own city and town. MISS
Doris Philips will represent the Music
department Of penmanship, and Miss
Hazel Gates, the Industrial Arts de-
partment. Miss Daisy White will
have charge of the music for the at
ternoon, and her boy orchestra VIII
plav. All who are interested in the
schools are most cordially invited 10
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