The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-02
NEWPORT LOCALS


ter spending the winter here with his
brother, Erastus Buck, and other rel
atives.
Harley Stevens began work thi:
week in the order department Of But
tcrGeld & Co., Rock Island.
The II members Of Mrs. Edward
Burt's Sunday school class, assisted
by some of the older girls will hold a
sale of fancy work, home-cooked
food, Memphremagog candies, cut
flowers and Towering bulbs in the
parlors of the Congregational church
on Saturday afternoon and evening,
beginning at two o'clock. Miss Mabel
Gay assisted by Gertrude Green and
Edith Somcrville will be in charge Of
the fancy work booth. Miss Bernice
Sawyer assisted by Ruth and Rita
Mclean will be in charge of the flow
er table. The candy table will be in
charge of Miss Dorothy Wood, as
sisted by Clara Richmond and Adel-
aide Humphrey. At the booth for
home cooked food, Miss Gertrude
Hearst will preside, assisted by Avis
Spaulding and Goldie Drown. Flea
nor Prouty and Harriet Goss will mi
tate you into the mysteries of the
mystery booth and the music will be
looked after by Beatrice Farman and
Maxine Norris. The girls have put
a lot of work into the bazaar and So
licit your patronage.
The social given by the Ladies' So
cial Union of the Main st. Baptist
church was well attended. An enjoy
able musical program was given. Coz
fee and doughnuts were served and
a social hoh enjoyed by all.
Walter A. Dane, a Newport boy,
a graduate of Newport high school
and of the U. V. NJ. '03, a member of
the law firm of Bates, Nay, Abbott &
Dane of Boston, is one of the counsel
engaged in the Christian Science liti-
cation which is attracting worldwide
notice. Other lawyers n the case in
clude Ex-Governor Bates of Massa
chusettS, Charles f. Choate, Jr., and
Sherman l.. Whipple of Boston and
the Hon. Charles Z. Hughes of New
York.
Miss Winona Billings returned |
Thursday evening from a visit to
friends in Hyde Park.
+. r. Burt is able to be up after a
weeks illness of grippe.
Leslie ]. Phelps vacated his corner
in the Old Corner store yesterday, !!
where he has been for 23 years, and |
his barber shop is now pleasantly To-
Gated on the second floor of the Eos |
ter block in rooms formerly occu-
pied by Dr.. l.. H. McIver.
Miss Gertrude Harris visited her
sister in Newport Center on Wednes-
day.
Mrs. c. b. Scott of St. Johnsbuly
visited friends in town yesterday,
Miss Ruth Shaw of Montreal ar /
rived Thursday night to spend Easter
With her mother, Mrs. G. +. Shaw, i
Miss Shaw was accompanied by her
friend, Miss Hebc Tunnack, also Of
Montreal, who will be her guest over
the week end.
Miss Gertrude Butterfeld eff North |
Troy is the guest of Mr.. and MIS- !
George Wilder.
Harry Stevens has closed his labors
with the Orleans Trust Co. and has
gone to White River Junction, where
he will be in the employ of the First |
National bank.
Miss, Alma Parker and Miss Bar
bara Chase, cashier and stenographer
of manager C. A. Browns office, N.
L. 4. & T. Co., enjoyed half hol-
day on Thursday.
The Misses Eleanor and Mary BIS
soncttc of Rock Island were visitor
in town Thursday.
Mrs. Helen Green Coolidge OF Mat
tapan, Mass, is in this city summon
cd here by the death of her aunt
Mrs. Charles Tarlton.
Mrs. James Lindsay and daughtet,
Dorothy, of Beebe, p. @, visited
friends here on Thursday
Barbara, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merle Leavens, has been very I'll
this week
Mrs. Russell Page and Children
Duane and Laura arc visiting rcia-
lives in North Troy.
Mrs. O. b. Shattuck has been VS.
ting her daughter, Mrs. Bertha
Pierce in Derby Center.
William b. Horton left for his
home in SomerviIIc, Mass, this noon
Mr.. Horton was summoned here by
the illness and death of his sister,
Mrs. Charles A. Tarlton.
Col. c. S. EMERY was expected to
return today from Il business TRIP TO
Burlington.
Tonight is the night for the big
basketball doublc-headcr which VIII
be held at School Hall. The largest
of the season is expected
for the last game of the year. The
first pame will be between Company
l. and Dover, N. H., team, the latter
being one of the strongest and fastest
teams in New England. On the sec
ond half Of the bargain bill Will bel
u yamc between Company LIS second
team aud the Newport High School
give" The usual dance following
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