The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-01-02
NEWPORT LOCALS

B. f. Moore & Co., arc closc'
down for few days for repairs ano
moving.
Mrs. Mary Lorimer is still confineo
to her bed with rheumatism. She Is
being cared for by Mrs. Loren Percy
William G. Ram, b. 4 M. station
baggage master, has been granted
four months leave and he and Mrs
Ram will leave Sunday night fol
San Dinnas, Calf, where they will be
the guests of friends in that city
During the fopr months they will Wis
it several California cities.
Mrs. A. L. Goodwin and daughter
Lucille, are spending a few days with
relatives in Littleton, N. II.
Urban Livingston has returneC
from trip to Boston. Mrs. Living
ston will remain for a week or two
with her parents.
The services at the Main street
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were well attended by members of
both the Baptist and Advent church
es, who had united for this service
The sermon by the pastor, Rev. A. v
Allen was full of timely thoughts and
the social hour was very pleasant
The devotional service from 11.30 to
II was very impressive
Clarence l1wley has been quite i'll
but is now much better.
Harry Shaw left for Springfield
last evening where he will meet Mr.
Dibble, seed agent, to sign spring
contracts for the Farmers Exchange
Miss Jennie Curtis, Miss Dorothy
Spear, Harold Bowley, Perley Hill
Aubrey Akin, and guest Whitney
Sawyer of Grand Isle and Porter
Moore, all students at U. V. NJ. re-
turned to Burlington today.
Miss Thelma Hayes is VISITING her
grandmother, Mrs. W. w. Webb at
Rock Island.
Miss Ruth Blodgett is in Lennox-
vile the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
McKindsey.
Howard Pudvah is visiting at his
home in South Troy.
Mrs. John E. Corliss has been very
i'll with pneumonia, but is now re-
ported out Of danger.
Henry Smith and Benjamin Smith
of Rock Island spent New Years day
with their daughter and niece, Mrs.
r. c. Davis.
Miss Marian Spear has been i'll for
several days during this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Ram are
the guests of their daughter, Mrs.
Albert Vallee in Lelnoxville, P. Q!
Mrs. Ray Sheehan is very i'll at her
home on Central Street.
Mrs. c. b. Putney leaves Monday
for A-ray examination and nasal
treatment with a Boston specialist.
Reginald Savage, who has served in
the United States navy for the past
three years, is home to stay. He was
discharged from the U. S. S. Albany
at San Francisco Christmas eve and
arrived home Wednesday. Young
Savage has had many interesting and
varied experiences while serving with
Uncle Sam. When discharged he was
a member of the Asiatic fleet but has
served also in the Atlantic feet dur
ing which time he crossed the ocean
seven times. He has also been to
Russia, Japan, Hawaiian Islands and
Cuba
The County Court will be back in
Newport Monday, January II, to COM
plete its docket There are dozen
or more cases left for Judge Moulton
to decide before the court adJourns.
The court since leaving here in Octo-
Der has been to Essex and Addison
counties.
Rev. l.. A. Edwards has returned
from a trip to Rutland and Bellows
Falls.
Budd and Charles Williams Of
Pleasant Ave, are i'll with mumps.
Prof. Leonard Pearl Of Phillips
Exeter, chemistry department, is the
guest of hi suncle, James Mason,
Summer street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Baldwin of
Salem. were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice Lebounty.
T. B. Walker has returned from
trip to Boston and Bristol, n. II.
Miss Elfredia HALEY has returned
from a trip to Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. f. " McMannis, Master
Wesley and Miss Marjorie Calder
wood of ST. Johnsbury are guests c.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Fairbrother
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Price and lit
tie granddaughter, have been spend
ing few days at their former home
in Barre.