The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-22
NEWPORT LOCALS

AVAVv VIII AONl ALA
Charles Dudley of Hanover was
business visitor in this city on Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harry Burgess returned from
Montreal last evening. Edmund vii
remain in Montreal with Mr.. Bur
Burgess for a few days.
G. L. Green of Randolph Center i
in town to attend the funeral of al
uncle. Nj. Green is the guest OF Mr.
and Mrs. C. G. Humphrey.
Riley Davis was in Newport Center
on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Livingston
were in North Troy Thursday.
Mrs. Herbert Perry has been visit
ING friends in Stanstead.
Mrs. ID. w. Dwinell is i'll with grir
and bronchitis.
Mrs. Z. C. Blake and Mrs. John
Hildreth are recovering from severe
attack of grippe
Dr. G. H. Newland is in Boston.
Miss Hildreth Hudson of STAINS
tead, p. G., is visiting in town.
Howard Pudvah and his father
from Barton are taking in the auto
show this week.
Both mail and parcel post have
been very heavy at the post Office
since the big storm and all the force
are working overtime.
Miss Lucy Montgomery of An
dover, N. H., is weekend guest OF
Miss Grace Farnham at the home
of Mrs. G. W. Smith.
Mrs. L. F. Kay is improving slight
ly each day but is not yet able to sec
friends.
Mrs. James Martin is very i'll with
acute Indigestion. She is being cared
for by DR.. B. u. Longe and Mis-
Irene Campbell, nurse of Orleans.
Mrs. C. E. Putney has returned
from Boston where she has been for
medical treatment.
John Dubois of Troy was a bust
ness visitor in town Friday.
Mrs. Vincent Jones has returned
from a brief visit to relatives in
Farnham, P. @.
Mrs G.. H. Pomfrey Of Richford
was in this city Thursday to visit her
daughter, Miss Bertha Pomfrey.
Mrs. Aaron H. Grout and two
daughters, Nancy and Eleanor and
Eleanor Prouty leave Sunday noon
10 spend two weeks in Boston
Hon. John G. Sargent of Ludlow
was in town Thursday on probate
court business.
Nearly all of the teachers in the
grade schools of the city are going
home OF are visiting during the two
weeks vacation. Among them are
Miss Marion Hamilton to White Riv-
er Junction, Mrs Frank Patterson TO /
Bellows Falls, Miss May Wiley to
St Johnsbury, Miss Martha Davis and
Miss Campbell to Island Pond, Miss
Lorav Gle to Chelsea, Mass, Miss
Dorcas Judkins to Passumpsic, Miss
Ruth Jones to Burlington, Miss Doris |
Phelps to North Troy.
The Winter Chautauqua given UNI
Ne w eeMApso~x atst4ss Newport high,
school to raise funds for the com
mencement expenses has been most
successful. The high school feels that
they have given a course of high class
and very grateful to
the public for their patronage.
I C. A. Brown was business visitor
in Islad Pond on Friday.
Mrs. H. s. Billings is the guest of
Mrs. Richard Parker.
Jack Lewis, who has been in the
employ of the Bellows Falls Farm ~
Co. at that place has re-
turned to his home here for the sum
mer.
Airline Lyford of Central Street, is
sick with measles.
Miss Alice Lontine has returned to
st. Johnsbury after three weeks va
cation.
Miss Helen Jenna spent the week
end in st. Johnsbury
Leslie Manning has closed his labors
at Allendale Farm and with his broth
cr, Athol Manning will go to knowl-
toms Landing where they will take
charge of Mrs Flora Manning's farm
during the sugar season.
Dr. J. S. McIver, who has spent the
winter in Georgia, is the guest of his
brother, Dr. L. H. McIver.
Archie Lolimer and daghter, Miss
Doris Lorimer are both i'll with grippe
Miss Bessie Collins is able to sit up
afte1 two weeks illness.
B. s. Curtis was called to Derby
Center Saturday to take Mrs. George !
who has been very i'll to