The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-04
NEWPORT LOCALS

Ms W. G. Ram returned Wei-
nesday evening from Il visit to h;r
daughter, NJ rs. A. /. Nallee in Lea
noXVille.
Nh. ara Mrs. Earl Wallace, Field
Ave, are the parents Of a seven AID
onc-half pound baby daughter, VII
liam, bern Thursday morning.
Nj. and Mrs. c. |. Moore were in
Lyndonvillc over. the Weel; end.
Miss Christine Blanchard is as. St
ing in True and Blanchard's base-
mcnt store until after the holiday.
Nh. and Mrs. J. w. Brigham and
granddaughter, Auda Thompson Of
ST. Johnsbury have been visiting Mrs.
R,igham'a mother, MIS-, Jerry Ia 70.
MIS-. Urban Livingston has been
confined to the house for fcT daya
by illness.
Mrs. William A. Martin, Mgr. ".
U. Telegraph Office, leaves Saturday
for two weeks vacation at her he ne
in Saranac Lake, N. Y. Miss NJ. d.
Meselve of Plymouth arrived last
evening and will supply during The
absence Of Ms Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Davis of Becbc
will spend the winter with their on,
c. H. Davis, Sias Ave.
Lee Hill has been very i'll for two
weeks, barely escaping pneumonia,
but is now slowly improving.
Mrs. Harold Kennison is spending
a week with her parents. M. and
Mr.. Wallace Allen in Orleans.
f. T. Keene and Earl Valley OF
Shclbrooke were business vlsitola IN
town on Tuesday.
Miss Anne Maloney and Mss
Mabel Maloney have taken rooms
with Miss Alice Mitchell on Prospect
St.
Charles A. Brown and daughter,
Barbara went to Montreal Thursday
evening TO see Mrs. Brown, who still
remains very i'll at the Montreal CEN
eral hospital.
Mis- Helen Nilsson, who has been
very i'll at the FenWay Hospital IN
Boston, has recovered sufficiently to
make the trip to St. Johnsbury. Mis-
Mitsoa will remain for some time
with Dr.. and Mrs. }. NJ. Allen.
A party Of mighty hunters left
early this morning on hunting trip
to Wenlock, and will stay till all Oh
the number secure their prize. Tho
names of those making up the palty
are, Ray Hunt, H. o. Smith, Law
renee Smith, Loren Shaw, Lew
Rowcl, T. A. Bullock Charles Gar
rett Burns Fairbrother, Linus Porter
Loren and Ted Corlis3,
Mrs. Fred Badger Of Bethlehem,
c.. ". Davis Of Laconia, and l.. l.
Brown Of Littleton, N. H., are guest.
of Mr. and Mrs Earl Brown
Miss Francis Thompson Of Mat
tapoisctt, Mass, is the guest of hen
/ sister, Mrs. +. J. Smith.
Judge Z. J. Smith, Sheriff E. J.
Hill, and Deputy Marshal II p. Skin
ner, who have been in attendance at
u S. Federal court at Montpelier, re-
turned to the city Friday cvning.
Mr. and MIS-. George Macdiarmid
and II. S. Root left Thursday night
for st Petersburg, Fla, where they
will stay during the rest Of the win
tel.
Miss Kate Ferrin's class Of the
Congregational Sunday school met
j Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Vera Keith. The principal bus
iness Of the evening was the selection
/ of a suitable name, and after much
wcighty consideration it was decided
! to adopt for the name, the Alpha
Alpha Delta class. Besides consum-
ing delicious refreshments, some time
was also given to sewing.
( RI. Rev G. Y. Bliss, Bishop Coad-
tutor Of Vermont, will arrive in town
this evening. Bishop Bliss will con-
duet preaching mission at St
Marks Episcopal church during the
week. On Sunday Bishop Bliss will
preach the sermon both molning and
evening. A series of special meetings
have been held during tn past few
weeks in preparation for the visit of
Bishop Bliss.
4 The Ladies' Social Union of The
Main st. aptist church will offer a
tempting display OF Christmas gift
at their sale which is to be held
Thursday and Friday. afternoon AID
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