The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-07
NEWPORT LOCALS

sent from her duties at the cour
house for several days, with an attach
of laryngitis.
Mrs. E. J. Prouty has been called
to Lowell, Mass, to attend the funer
al of her brother in that city. E. J
Prouty and J. E. McCaten returned
from short trip to Boston today.
If you are going to st. Johnsbury
to see the great ball game don't for
get to send your name before Feb.
to Bigelow's drug store or Rudolph
Bigelow in order to secure the special
train.
Kingsbury Foster of New York
City arrived in town Wednesday
morning and will spend short time
here at Derby Center.
Out of a total of 234 pupils at the
East school so were absent on We'd
nesday on account of illness, mainly
humps and bad colds.
Mrs. E. d. Clark of West Charles
ton is visiting her parents, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Will Davis on Coventry st.
John Harvey has returned from
West Charleston where he visited his
sister, Mrs. John Coffey.
Miss Maxine Norris, aged ~
daughter of Mrs. Charles A. Norris,
is i'll with stomach trouble.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
~ n,1a
day. Mr.. Stone is an employee of the
telephone company here. Mother and
baby are doing nicely.
Miss Elva Lodge, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George Lodge has recovered
from her recent attack of grippe.
George Stone has gone to Will
loughby for few days.
States Attorney Frank d. Thonp-
son of Barton is in town on a special
court case.
Miss Mabel Leath of Coventry Wis
tied friends in Newport Wednesday.
Miss Maude Driver of West Char
lesion was business visitor in town
Wednesday.
John Canty of st. Jchnsbury, Yeti
nary examiner for this district was
in town Wednesday.
Miss Rita Mclean, aged IL years,
has returned to school after being
ill several days with bad cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elvin Kelley and
family have returned from visit at
the home of Mr.. Kelley's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kelley of Derby Line
Hammond Wing of West Charleston
who has been under the doctors care
for several months with broken
arm, was in Newport Wednesday to
call on G.. F. Adams. Mr.. Wing was
injured by a saw in Will Nelson's
mill in West Charleston several
months ago. 4
Mrs. Edith Magoon was in St.
Johnsbury Thursday visiting friends.
A good crowd enjoyed Gladys Nc
Cauley's dance at Pastime hall,
Thursday evening. The music fur
nished by McCauley's orchestra was
fine.
f. w. Stevens OF Barton was III
town on Wednesday.
If you have not already signed up
to make the trip with Company l. to
st. Johnsbury to play Company d,
Thursday evening, Feb. II, you
should get in touch with Rudolph
Bigelow, manager of the team. He
is seeking the names Of 1875 persons
who will take the trip in order that
a special train may be engaged.
Klain, the shoeman of Berlin, n.
H., was in town Thursday looking
over the old bakery building on
Central street with view of locating
a shoe repairing shop there.
Mrs. Albina Warren returned We'd
nesday from several weeks stay in
Berlin, Conn.
Mrs. George Hodgen of South Ac-
ton, Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
B. S. Curtis.
Mrs. U. A Harris entertained the
Purple Sisters at bridge on Tuesday
evening, and Mrs J. r Lambert was
the fortunate winner Of the prize.
Mrs. Ira Saunders of 1rasburg is
visiting her son, Robert Saunders,
who has been i'll with neuritis.
Miss Helen Livingstone is recover
ing from an attack of mumps.
Mrs. John Hildreth is confined to
the house with grippe.
Mr. and Mrs. w. w. Blodgett were
in West Charleston on Thursday.
The Ladies' Social Union held a
most enjoyable meeting with Miss
Inez Miller on Thursday afternoon.
There were 60 ladies present and the
meeting was a record one for attend
ance.
Mrs. M. w. Bard and daughter of
Farnham were recent visitors in the
city.
Mrs. Flora Avery will about March
1st move from the Aubin flats back
to room sformerly occupied by her
for several years in the Newland
block directly over Livingstone
Pharmacy. This tenement has just
been vacated by Mrs. Beatrice Oil
plant.
Thomas Lynch is recovering from
q severe attack of neuralgia.
L. A. Recor fell on the stairs at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. AL
fred Magoon injuring his back and
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