The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-03-06
NEWPORT LOCALS


Montreal yesterday for treatment a
the Royal Victoria hospital,
Gordon Shufelt fractured rib il
a practice game of basket ball.
Mrs. Iona Perkins is taking ;
months vacation from F. ID. Flint
and besides visiting at her home il
Mansonville, P. O., and will also take
trip to Boston and Wellesley.
Miss Sylvia Weymouth of West
Charleston is the new apprentice az
Sawyer's millinery parlors.
Miss Lillian Bernard is i'll with
grippe.
Henry Lebounty, Jr., is one of the
la.est victims of humps.
Athol Manning is employed as me-
chanic with the Orleans Motor Co.
A. W. Livingstone was in North
Troy on Fri1ay
Miss Marjorie Lcavitt, Miss Helen
JENNIE, Miss Ruth Corley, Harley
Stevens and Dorian Leavitt attended
the leap year dance given at Orleans
on Thursday evening.
Henry Bernard is in Richford on
business trip. "A
c. 6. Maynard of the PalkeDavis
Co., Burlington, was u business visit
GRIN town Friday.
Claude Brooks has moved into the
c. e. Greene tenement vacated by
Roy Smith who has bought Il bakery
in Barton.
Loren F. Kay is able to be out af-
ter being confined to the house for
about ten days. Mrs Kay has also
been very i'll, but is improving.
Mrs. f. W. Heile and Mrs Harry
X. Stuart of Beebe were visiting |
friends in town.
Mrs. H. E. GALLUP of East Charles
ton was in town Friday.
A double team heavily loaded with
hay, tipped over near North Derby
Thursday and threw one of the men,
John Lyford, against the fence, strlk-
ing against a knot in such a way as
to cut a bad cash in the back of his
neck. He was hulTiedly brought to
lis boarding place, and Dr.. Adams
summoned. 1t was necessary to take
four stitches to close the wound. The
driver, Won Clark, was unhult
A party of seven ladies went on
snow shoe hike Thursday afternoon
and home by way of Mrs Myron
Alexander's where they spent social
hour and were heartened up for their
return trip with a lunch of sandwich
es, cake and coffee.
Mrs. Sidney Davis has returned
from New York City accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. T. H. Brown and
granddaughter, Pearl. Mrs. Brown
is convalescing from a severe attack
of Flu and will remain here during
the spring and summer
Mrs. Benjamin Lahar has gone to
Lennoxville to attend the funeral OF
an uncle and will spend the remainder
of the week with Mrs Kathleen Ram
Vallec.
There was a special meeting of
Malta Commandery Friday evening.
The temple degree was worked or
two candidates.
Theron P Me93o. returned
from q business tip to Taunton, Bos-
ton and Northern New York. Mr..
Meader will not resume trips until 4
the train service improves
Fred Stevens was in Woodsvllle the {
last of The week to attend the funeral
Of friend, Ms. II. X. Wallace, !
Mrs. Everett Smith was summoned ;
to Hyde Park Thursday by the illness
of her brother-in-law, +, |. Moore. ,
Mr.. Moore died Thursday evening and ,
his body passed through here this
on the way TO Stanstead,
Que, his former home.
L E. Flanders is in Barton called
there
Dallas T Pollard, income tax spec
alist, who has returned to Burning ]
on, was the guest of Dr.. Harry +. t
while in this city, Dr.. Ham
lton and Mr. Pollard were classmates (
n college.
There was Il little clash yesterday I
.fternoon between horse and motor s
power when d fourteen months old t
.olt driven by DR. J. II. Gaines jump t
ID into an Oakland auto operated by {
Howard Pudvah, salesman for the {
Barton Auto Exchange. The acct s
lent happened while the gates were t
lown and passing engine frightened |
he colt, who bolted and tried to go
,ver the auto instead of around it, c
With tho result that the hood was. !
lightly damaged but the little horse !
ecurnJ wit oItr ipiiIN-