The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-04-30
NEWPORT LOCALS

been receiving treatment for eye
trouble for several months, is temper
arily employed in the passenger
agents Office.
Bradley Davis has completed his
course at the Tuck school of Bust
ness and Finance at Dartmouth, and
has taken his degree as Master Of
Commercial Science. Mr.. Davis Will
spent two weeks with his parents, Mr
and Mrs. C. C. Davis, and will then
20 to New Haven, Conn.,, where he
will be connected with the Winche5-
Ter Arms Co.
| will be out of town for two weeks
during which time my office will be
closed. Signed, Hanson Hight, Chi
ropodist.
adv.
Mrs. C. ]. Oben, assisted by Mrs.
f. H. Thompson, was the hostess II
the Womans Club on Wednesday al
ternoon The subject of the afterno n
was modern authors and included
brief sketches on the life and works
of Winston Churchill, Harold Bell
WRIGHT, Kathleen Norris and Fran
ces Hodgson Burnett, and others.
Burroughs orchestra was in Sher-
brooke Wednesday and played at the
ball given by the Daughters Of the
Empire.
Plan to attend the May Festival
given by the Hospital Committee.
Brakfas at Methodist church. d)in-
ner and supper at the Congregational.
Pageant at School Hall in evening.
adv.
Mrs. Fred Guild of North Hatley,
?. O., was a guest Of Mrs. High
Fairbrother.
Homer Perkins, who has been VS.
ting his brother, Hubert Pierce, re-
turned Thursday to his home in Far
lee.
. H. B. Gordon of st. Johnsbury was
2 business visitor in town Thursday
Twenty-siX men employed on the
Boston and Maine transfer, laid oil
for the last two weeks on account II
labor troubles, will resume work to-
day.
Mrs. Robert Taylor has returned
from a brief visit to relatives IN Bel
lows Falls.
Plan to attend the May Festival
given bv the Hospital Committee
breakfast at Methodist church. Dl1-
ner and supper at the Congregational.
Pageant at School Hall in evening.
- adv
" G. Ram returns to his work ut
the B. & NJ baggage room, after being
laid up two weeks with a bruised io9t
Mr.. Ram returned Wednesday IRON
a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Albert
Nallee in LennoXville.
John Mulcahy, member of the
board of Arbitration Of the Brother
hood of Railway Station Employees,
was. called to Boston Wednesday |
night in conference with the general
board of arbitration which meets III
Boston Thursday.
Mrs. Frank c. Pettes of North
Troy was in town on Thursday.
Mrs. Fred Sisco of Orleans was the
euest of Mrs. Sidney Davis on Thurs
day
Miss Nettie Chilson, who has been
III for sometime is reported as fall lg
rapidly.
Hugh Mcpherson has been confined
to the house several days on account
Of illness.
Nancy Grout entertained number
of little playmates Thursday afte :
noon to help celebrate her birthday
The party attended the matinee per
Torrance of Daddy Long Legs, ana
returned to the house to enjoy 81 J.
ner. Of which the decorated birthday
cake was the GROWING Joy The ut
tie hostess was presented with mum
Der of pretty gifts to help her remem-
Der the occasion.
Judge w. NJ. Wright of Barton was
in town yesterday on his way to
North Troy, where Mrs. Wright IS
visiting her sister, Mrs w. r. Daley
while convalescing from an operauo'
performed recently at Brightlook hos
pital.
Judge f. f. Thompson was in
town on Thursday.
Charles H. Dudley Of Hanover, n
H.. and John II. Coyne Of Yonker5,
N. Y, were in town yesterday and
with Judge Z. ]. Smith attended
bankruptcy meeting of Camp West
noora crndifors Thursday afternoon |