The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-09-29
NEWPORT LOCALS


Mrs. Rose Davis of South LONDON
Rev. l., A. Edwards officiating M.
Gerald Buzzell.
Miss Gladys Richardson, third
grade teacher, who has been absent
on account of the illness of her moth
er in Newport Center, is now able to
resume her work in the East school.
Mrs. Charles Cousens has. been sub
shutting for Miss Richardson.
E. L. Hunt who has just sold his
house on Elm street to CHARLES Cou-
sens, has bought of Mrs. Maurice
Avery her residence on East Main St.
and takes possession soon.
Mrs. William Dow is visiting her
sister, who is very i'll in Swanton.
Nj and Mrs H.. c. Squires Of
Derb-- were recent guests of Mr and
MIS-. Gerald Buzzell
Mrs. T. C, Averiil of Chicago is
the guest OF Nj. and Mrs. George Gil
christ.
William Haley returned Yesterday
from a business trip to Boston.
Mrs. Henry Schooicraft has return
ed from weeks visit to relatives in
Springfield, Mass.
Misses Doris and Laura Bean,
Misses Florence and Grace Brown,
Miss Mabel Osgood, Roy Brown,
Glenn Sails, Jack and Roy Gustin and
A. J. Magoon enjoyed very pleasant
picnic TRIP to Owls Head on Sunday.
Frank D. Cox of Albany, N. Y,
was a business visitor in Newport On
Tuesday.
Q. C. Rivard went to Boston on
business last Thursday and on his re-
turn trip spent a few days in Man
chester.
Nh. and Mrs. Claude Rivard and
daughter, Miss Stella Rivard, snent
last week in Three Rivers and
Montreal, P. @.
Fred Richie of Groveton, N. H.,
and son, George, SPENT he last week
in town visiting friends.
Mis-. Alice Young of Enosburg
rails, has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. Fred Ponton.
Nj. and Mrs. H. G. Blanchard and
Miss Bernice Sawyer have returned
from a weekend trip to Hanover and
Montpelier.
Austin Hadlock of Derby Center is
working at the National Wrapping
Machine Co.
Monroe Lorimer of St. Adams Wis
tied his mother, Mrs. Mar Lorimer,
over the week end.
Harold Stewart has closed his la
bors with the American Clothing
store and returned to his home in |
North Hyde Park.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. F. Blanchard were
in Burlington today.
Nh. and Mrs. Alfred Bishop and
two children leave FRIDAY for
weeks visit with relatives in Fitch
burg, Mass.
Mrs. Charles Robinson of Cowans
vile was the guest of friends in
town Tuesday.
Nh. and Mrs. Leon Colodny motor
ed to Burlington today.
Fred Murphy of Lowell, VT, was
IN town Tuesday and has bought a
new F ord tougin- car.
o>ch HuSltH OF Fltch Bay, L. o.,
commenced work Tuesday at the B.
and Nj. transfer.
Mrs. Richard D. Howe left Tues |
lay afternoon for St. Johnsbury, II
Where she will make her home.
Mrs. Roy Hart and two small chill
iren are very i'll with grippe.
Sterling Waite of Fitch Bay was in
own Tuesday.
Miss Marguerite Osgood is recover j
ng from an attack of ~rippe.
y. II. RaWson has moved from w. |
y, True's house and will spend the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
,lement. w. W. True is moving to i
he upper tenement which he has
ented of Delos Buck, who has pur-
hased the property.
MI. and Mrs A. ". Flanders and
on have been visiting relatives in
Iardwick.
T. w. Donahue of Manchester, N.
l.. is visiting friends in town.
Tuesdays bulletin of the Rexall
residential vote received at Bige-
)w's Pharmacy taken in Vermont,
ives Harding, male, 694; female,