The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-08
NEWPORT LOCALS

Completely surprising their
friends, who had no inkling of the
coming event, Miss Rose Beauchiane,
,fo rmerly waitress at the Newport
House, but whose home is in Rock
Island, p. g., and Edison +. kinney,
son of MI. and Mrs. Frank Kinney OF
50 Bay Street were quietly married
a. the Congregational parsonage at
$50 o'clock Monday evening, Rev.
l.. A. Edwards performing the cere-
'mcny Only the groom's parents were
present at the wedding. Following
tho ceremony, the couple took the
train to Springfield, Mass, where Mr..
Kinney has employment. The BRIDE
was dressed in dark blue crepe dc
chine dress, with a broadcloth coat
of the same shade and hat to
match. Mr.. Kinney, who has lived IN
Newport within is parents most of his
life, went to the local schools. Until
three weeks ago was employed at
the Frost Veneer Seating Company.
He has host of friends throughout
this section. The bride, who is quite
wei. known here, worked during the
winter at the Newport House, where
she was very popular waitress.
Mrs. Gerald Hill died Monday noon
at her home on Glen Road after an
illness lasting more than two years.
Ter condition had grown worse dur
in the past few weeks and the end
was expected Funeral services will
be held Thursday morning at 8
o'clock from st. Mary's Catholic
church ,
Mrs. George Blanchard died at her
home in Derby Line Monday after
ling, ring illness. She had been con-
fined to her house all winter.
u. S. Customs Officers Thomas &.
Gale and Stanton Hitchcock go We'd
ncsday to attend the session OF Fed
cral court at Windsor.
M. A. Fuller of Boston was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs, Sidney Davis
on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Bacon arc visit
ing MI. Bacon's parents i'll Morris
viIlo -;lH
Mrs. A. B. Colbeigh returned Sun
CAY morning from a ten days ti1p to
Boston, Providence and Ipswich. Mr..
Cobleigh arrived home Friday. While
awav they attended the graduation Of
tloir daughter, Miss Laura Coblclgh
from Mt. Ida, and also the graduation
Of a niece from the Perry Kinder
parten school n Boston.
The spring recital by vocal pupils
o., Mrs. d! II. Puifer from North
Troy and Richford held in the Con
Gre gational church at North Troy
was very successful in every way. A
large audience greeted the pupils who
ACQUITTED themselves in a manner
(Which reflects great credit on both
their teacher and themselves. The
varied program given was greatly en-
ioNed by all. '.ern
Harold Kennison and w. ]. Ma
guirc were in Orleans Sunday to visit
Mrs. Kennison, who is making Il good
RECOVERY and expects to leave DR..
Cloqsby's hospital on Thursday.
Miss. Lillian Lahar is employed at
True and Blanchard's store having
charge of the Victrola department,
ana commenced her duties Saturday.
( Mrs. Benjamin Iahar closed her la
hors at Frank d. Flint's store on Sat
uiday. Mrs Lahar has held rcspon-
siblo position with this firm for seven
wears in tho suit and. dress depart
mont and for The last three years has
beer at the head of this department.
During all this time Mrs. Lahar has
made many friends by her courtesy
and obliging treatment of customers.
Mr.. and Mrs. LaEar will soon go to
housekeeping in their now home on
Glen Road, where Mr.. Lahar has re-