The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-13
NEWPORT LOCALS

assume nan was llHcu TO capacu
last night with local dancing enthus
lasts who attended Tom Bulrough'
big dance. 1t was one of the larges
crowds that ever attended a dance a
this hall. The music was eXcelen
and everyone had a fine time. Melvil
''Cabby' Chappell acted as business
manager for Tom last night and ,ool
care Of the door.
Miss Shattuck teacher in thu
grades is i'll with tonsiltis.
Miss Ada Blanchard is i'll witt
the humps.
Miss Grace TCwsc has entered thc
Sacred Heart Convent.
William Mossa, who has been spenc
ing the past two weeks with hi,
father, James Mossa, has returned t
Nashua, N. H., where he is employed
Bills presence will be missed at Tho
basket ball games.
Dana Hancock is away from his
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account of sickness. He is confined
to his bed with tonsiltis.
DR.. Fl. f. Somers announces that
Earle Davis is convalescing rapidly
and although he is very nearly fully
recovered he does not believe it adj
visable for him to go home for a few
DAYS. Contrary to the report we re-
ceived from the Lakeside restaurant,
DR.. Somers says Mr. Davis did not go
motoring with him. He has not left
his house. DR.. Somers says.
John Carlson, middleweight cham
pion of Ohio, who halls from Youngs-
town, has written to Charlie Borella,
local wrestling champion, in an at
tempt to arrange match with the
local mat artist. Carlson who
weighs ITO will be in Laconia, N. H.,
| Wednesday night to meet Metro, Viz
tor over Kilonis, and is anxious 10
meet Borella after this bout. He
prefers to hold the match in Newport.
Borella is willing to wrestle if some
one will stage the bout.
Hon. ]. w. Redmond is in st.
Johnsbury this week trying some i'm
poltant insurance cases.
Leland Herman has bought of John
Brigham the bungalow situated on
the southwest corner of Allendale
farm, Bluff road. He will take pos
session at once and will move IN
about a month after making some
repairs and alterations.
Miss Laura Colbeligh returned 10
her school at Mt. Ida last evening.
Mrs. L. Martin who has been on
the sick list for the last three weeks
is able to be about
The roads across and down the
lake have been opened up and people
may drive in perfect safety on any
portion of the lake. Ice is said TO
be 20 miles thick. The farmers well (
come the additional snow and have +
already started in drawing logs AID
wood. /
Miss Clara Vance gave a party to ,
about 80 classmates and friends on ,
Friday evening. The evening was
very enjoyable one with music AID |
games, and very delicious refresh /
ments.
Miss Ruth Jones and Miss Natalie ,
Farrant were week end guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. f. J. Libby.
Mrs. Hattie Bean is visiting friends /
and relatives in Holland.
F. C. Williams of Boston is III
own for a short stay
Mrs. Louis L'Esperance has been
very i'll with abscess of the stomach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Decoteau are
the parents of a baby daughter,
six pounds, born Saturday
James L. Mason, Summer street,
who has been i'll for several weeka,
is gaining steadily and his many
friends rejoice to see him about again
Charles Ives of Halifax, N. s.,
of the Sunlight Insurance !
Co. with headquarters at Halifax,
was the guest of MI. and Mrs. b.
T. Webb on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Human were in
Shelbrooke on Friday.
Dr.. w. O. Brown assisted by DE-.
n. o. Somers and the District Nurae
operated for adenoids and enlarged
,onsils n c. 3. Parker's two chill
lren, Lillian and Viola, on Saturday
Richard Dodge is recovering from
/ seige of whooping cough.
?. Que, is visiting her son, NJ. G.
Mrs. Merritt Billings of Sutton,
P. O.. is visiting her son, NJ. G. Bill
ings, Summer street
Miss Adele Blanchard, cashier at
he American Clothing store, has
rome to her home in Charleston, i'll
With humps.
Don't forget the big Elks ball at I
- Johp eh,,,v on Friday evening"