The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1920-12-06
NEWPORT LOCALS

Mrs. Hubert Pierce has been con-
fined to the house for several days
by illness.
Mrs. Tyler Streeter is spending Il
few days with Mrs. John Elder in
Bcebc p. q.
Mr.. and Mrs, E. S Russell Of Sher-
brooke are guests of Rev. and Mrs
l.. A. Edwards.
Emile Lebounty of Springfield,
Mass, has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
Maurice Lcbounty.
Henry Blair is moving from Scott
Place to a tenement in Henry Ber-
nard's house on Cottage street.
George P. Goodrow is moving from
Scott Place to Oscar ProulX's house
on Pleasant Ave.
The many friends of Harold Young
who was so badly injured a few days
ago in Boston when he was struck
by a moving street car, will be glad
to know that he Is making Won
dcrful recovery. He has been moved
from the Emergency hospital to the
Bay State hospital, No. $40 Bay State
Road.
James Hyatt, Jr., Of Boston was a
recent guest Of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Wilkic.
For sale, one pair bay horses,
weigh 2300. Priced for quick sale.
Gray Lawn Farms, Inc, Newport,
Vt. adv.
Saturday evening the home of Mrs.
John Gokcy, on Glen Road, was the
scene Of 4 birthday 0arty in honor
of her oldest daughter, Alice. Friends
to the number of 80, gathered TO
make merry Miss Alice Gokey was
presented with a pink sapphire ring.
Those from out of town, who at
tended the party were: the Misses
Laura Henault, Marie Toussant, and
Antoinette Lavignc Of St. JohnSbury
and Robert Tatreault of North Troy
Last Friday night the All Star
bowling team. consisting Of Joseph
Palm, James Blay, viii Davio, and
Joseph MORN. defeated the Juniors
by 81 pins. The Juniors were DorC
Palm, George MORN, Henry Bolnar J
Raymond NORM, and Arthur Palm
Tuesday evening there will be a
match between the All Stars and thC
Frost Veneer team.
Sidney Davis, E. J. Prouty, Theron
Mcadcr, Dean Dwinen, c. H. Nc
Caulcy and DR.. Fred Crawford re-
turned Sunday noon from Montreal
where they attended the meeting o.
the Shriners in that city.
Mrs. Fred Coburn is recovering
from a weeks illness and has beer
cared for by Mrs BENJAMIN Doran,
Secretary Of State Harry a. Blacl
is to give an address before the Bel
lows Falls Woman's Club, on Wed
nesday.
Supt. J. A. Walsh of Boston sun
elintendent of the Atlantic and Paci
fic stores in Vermont and New Hamp
shire was in Newport on FRIDAY t
inspect the local store and found cv
e~vthing in first class condition.
Henry Black has been visiting hi
aunt. Mrs w. NJ Wright of Barton
Miss Mercedes Allen is i'll wit
diphtheria and scarlet fever, Las
nights report showed q slight i'm
p"ovCmcnt
Mrs. Henry Gowlcy and Mrs. T
] F. Scott wore rivcn little surpriS
party on Thursday cvcninr by fey
intimate friends, to celebrate thci
Joint birthdays. A delicious lunc
was also provided by the guest.
which included birthday cake. The
were the recipients of many appropli
ate gifts.
Mrs. Lydia Paul and daughter, Mi
dred of Ayers Cliff arc recent guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Macpherson
MI and Mrs. Richard Howe Of S
Johnsbu1y were in town over tn
week end. Mrs Howe will remain 70
several days, the guests Of friend
here.
A. u. Gaines left Saturday noon t
spend some time in Boston.
Miss Gladys Watkins daughter c
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Watkins c
North Troy AMI Harold Santaw wcr
united in marriage on WedncSda'
Dec. /, at Newport The ccrcmon
was performed at st. Marks EpiscC
nal church by the rector, Rev. A.
Banks Mr.. and Mrs. SantaW left O
the afternoon train and will reside
North Troy.