The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-21
NEWPORT LOCALS

|I port from Montreal is that she i
very comfortable, and that condition
H are considered favorable. Mrs. Lor-
inner is at the Royal Victoria hos
| pital and the operation performed
was the amputation of her left leg
just above the knee.
Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks, Mrs. Jo-
seph Sequin, Mrs. Albert Sequin, Miss
Kathleen Robinson, Mrs. Austin, Mrs
Richard Corey, Mrs. Myron Alexan-
der, Mrs. Loren Shaw, went on a
snow shoe hike Friday afternoon to
the home of Mrs. c. ID. Falrar, Der
by road. Being surprise visit the
ladies carried bountiful lunch which
all enjoyed as well as pleasant af
ternoon visit.
Frank Counter of Albert Mines, =.
Que, is visiting at the home of Hen
ny Blair, Scott Ave.
Miss May Libbey was a recent Wis
itor to friends in Stanstcad.
Mrs. Cargie Somers is boarding and
rooming at Hugh Fairbrother's.
H. b. Marsten, Union Street is
able to be out after fall about two
weeks ago by which he fractured two
ribs.
DR.. H. F. Hamilton has recovered
from his recent illness and is away on
brief business trip. He will be at
his office as usual Monday morning,
/ Feb. %.
Mrs. Charles A. Brown returned
from Montreal Thursday night. Miss
/ Pauline Brown, nurse in training AT
the Montreal General Hospital, who
has been ill with "fu" accompanied
her mother home, and will remain for
a few days.
Henry Smith of Rock Island was III
town Friday and visited Mrs. }. X.
Davis and Ben Smith.
The sick list today includes kath-
crime and Donald Sessions with !
measles, Miss Viola Dunn, Mrs. b.
&c. Webb, John and Frederick kipp, /,
Miss Winsome Jones, Paul Gingras, /
Mrs. Arthur Pelkey with grippe ana ,
Louis Mailloux with bronchial pneu
monia.
William Hurley of the I. S. imml- (
Grafton service is assisting for a few
DAYS during the rush work at jack
man, Me.
Every member of Orrin Niles fam
ilv. has been sick with grippe during
the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Brown and son, I
Clarence, are visiting Mr.. Brown s
father in I,ittleton, \. ii. II
Mrs. Ada Brooks of Orleans ano
CLAYTON Niles of Newport, were unit
ed in marriage Saturday, Feb. 14th'
bv Rev. H. T. Coontz, pastor of the
Methodist church. Mr.. and Mrs. Niles
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Orl1n
Niles. Newport Center road, for a he"
days. ~.
Miss Peggy Burns has been called
IN lyndon bv the illness of hel
brother.
A. H. Grout was in Burlington dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Carrie Mitchell is visiting hei
brother, Mrs. c. Davis in West buske'
Mahlon Kendall is visiting ms
brother Merton Kendall in Bostof
for a few days. ".
Mrs. Charles Marshall of Yves. :
Burke was recent guest Of Miss :
Mrs. J. f. McCarten is iP Lancas- ]
Myra Campbell. -, 6
ter N. H., spending a few days WIN /
her mother, Mrs Chester Jordan.
Miss Georgia Dearborn has been $
absent several days from the Nation !
al Bank on account of illness. '
Mrs. George Morse recently spent a
\ few DAYS in St. Johnsbury, where =
Mr.. Morse is yardmastei.
Arson Clark has moved from the q
Thomas Gail house on Bay View Ave q
TO his own home, which was so oaoiy
Quilted by fire in December. Practi' I
callv the whole interior of the mouse t
,e new. and has been changed some
what from the original plan. The two :
narlors have been made into a large v
living room, new porch added ano 4
many other things which add to It's
Rev. A. V. Allen entertained the t
members of the male quaitette at hi' a
home Friday evening.
Miss Kate Mitchell of Concord, n 4
H.. is the guest of her niece, MIS- .
Alice Mitchell. a
Mrs. T. P. Streeter left Friday Y
morning for her home in Springfield q
Mass. q
Philo Stanley of Enosburg Falls Is a
the new salesman in the ready-to- t
wear department of the American
Clothing Store.
Dir. and Mrs. H. c. Somers accom- /;
panied LA Hitchcock, daughter O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanton Hitchcock, tc
Shcrbrooke hospital, Friday where
ghc will receive treatment for ncull-