The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-18
NEWPORT LOCALS

Among those who are reported III
! today are: Walden Ryther, tonsoli-
It's; Mrs. f. B. Reece, Mrs. +. C.
Cass, Mr. and Mrs. George Goodro
Mrs | } Curier, Miss Daisy Doug
lass, Oswald Cuthbert and Hasterly
Banks with grippe and influenza
Mrs. Wclland C. Shepard who is ir
Boston visiting relatives is i'll with
influenza.
Mrs. Everett Hunt has been very
i'll with influenza at her home in
Bellows Falls, but is now very much
better.
Fourteen men from the G NJ
transfer were laid up Monday with
grippe and colds.
Mrs. Ivah Brown is able to resume
her work at the telephone Office after
three weeks illness.
Mrs. Harold b. Ram has been
confined to the house by illness for
two weeks.
NJ. +. Manning of West Sheffield,
Que, visited his mother, Mrs. E. j.
Manning over the week end.
Andrew Rogers, salesman for B.
F. Moore & Co., and the Rutland
Garment Co., has returned from six
weeks trip through Aroostook coun
ty, Me-, and left this morning for
two weeks trip to Nashua and other
points.
Ash Wednesday services at St.
Marks Episcopal church will be: 7.30
a. m. HOLY Communion; $50 a. M,
Mathis; 1000 a. M, Litany, Peniten-
tial office and Holy Communion; 1870
p m, Evensong.
Mrs. C. c. Davis has returned
from Springfield, Mass, where she
was summoned by the illness and
death of a brother.
Mrs. Albert Vallee of Lenoxville
was the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Harold Ram on Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Ouimet has been sick
for over two weeks with shingles, and
is being cared for by Mrs. Albina
Warren.
Miss Daisy Stevens has returned
from a ten days trip to Kents Hill,
Me-, and resumes her work in DR.. Fl.
+. Hamilton's office.
Miss Gertrude Morrill, is visiting
friends in Derby Center
Miss Helen Colett Of Montgomery
is the guest of Mrs. A. B. Gard.
George C. Gilchlist, American ex-
press agent between Newport and
Boston went to Boston Saturday and
will leave there today as assistant
conductor in charge of the Raymond
Whitcomb excursion train to Cali
fol.nia and the various sightseeing
side trips. He will be away until
April 3.
Mrs. Robert Taylor is i'll with in
fiuenza at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Shuble Peck in Bellows Falls.
Dr.. l.. Fl. McIver has bought
new Ford car of p. W. Lawson, Ford
agents, and is anxiously waiting for
less snow to try it out.
A. B. Cobleigh attended the funer-
al of Frederick Tripp- in st. Johns
bury yesterday.
Twenty-Five neighbors and friends
of Mrs. Minnie Kimball Green, invad-
ed her home Tuesday afternoon to
express their good wishes for her
coming trip to Washington. Mrs.
Benjamin Wright, in behalf of those
present, presented Mrs. Green with q
beautiful silver mounted hand bag
of panne velvet, as n tangible evil
dence that their friendship would fol-
low and remain with her until her re-
turn. An informal and delicious lunch
was served and all enjoyed social
,.cpI.
Work was suspended on the Boston
and Maine transfer Tuesday night
All freight trains being cancelled on
account of the heavy storm.
Miss Marion Newland entertained
a few friends informally, Monday ev-
ening, with dancing. a social hour and
an impromptu lunch.
Earl Lewis is absent from Bigelow's