The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-02-28
NEWPORT LOCALS

pected to arrive home from their tldl
to New York and Boston on Sunday
The sick list today includes II. W
Dwinell, Mrs. Newton Scott and two
sons, Robert and Kenneth, G. A
Tarlton and Miss Alice Aubin witt
grip.
Mrs Alletta Frances Mcintyre
died Friday morning at 1.30 o'clock
after an illro~r ''-nek of pneu-
monia. Mrs. McIntlye was born in
Boston G9 years ago and lived there
| most Of her life, after her marriage
to Luther H. Mcintyre, they moved
to Brooklyn where they remained II
years, afterwards returning to Boz
ton Nine years ago Mrs. Mcintyre
came here to make her home with her
! daughter, Mrs. Charles Watson. She
was a member of the Dudley St. Bap-
fist church in Roxbuly. She is sur
vived by one son, Luther A. Mcln-
/ tyre of Allston, Mass, and two
grandchildren. Hudson Lester, and
Barbara Louise, besides her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Charles Watson with whom
she made her home
Funeral services viii be held Sun
day afternoon at one o'clock, Rev. NJ.
S. Eddy, pastor Of the Methodist
church at Derby, officiating. Burial
will be in the old cemetery, Newport.
Urban Livingston was in Sher-
brooke on Thursday.
Miss Rita Chappell has returned to
her work at the b. & NJ. office after
several days illness at her home in
Barton.
f. F. Humphrey is i'll with an at
tack of grippe.
All friends Of Mrs. Mary Lorimer
will be glad to know that letter re-
ceived Friday from Mrs. Charles
Plue, who is a private attendant, IN
addition to the special nurse at the
Royal Victoria Hosnital contain very
favorable news. Mrs. Plue states
that Mrs. Lol,imer is in good spirits,
eats well and rests we'll, and that she
has been wheeled TO the sun pallol3
on two different days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Ram left San
Diman, Calf, Thursday, Feb. 26 ana
are expected to reach home, the first
of next week.
Rov Smith who has been employed
at the B. & NJ. yard Office for several
months, has bought bakery at
Barton. n Smith was formerly en-
ployed at the East Main St. bak-
elv. He will move his family to Bar
ton next weeka and take possession
at once.
Kenneth Someville entertained
,o,.t, RI .-,.-, fri home
Thursday evening at the close Of
movie party" which took the place
of a snowshoe hike, postponed on ac-
count of the unpropitious weather
A jolly lunch and games finished up
q pleasant evening.
The Ladies' Social Union of the |
Main st. Baptist church held bus
mess meeting Thursday afternoon at !
the home of Mrs. Z. c. Blake and !
Mrs. John Hildreth. An""+ 'R were |
present. The officers elected for the |
year are, president, Mrs
To.r Nelson; vice president, Mrs. Jo-
sept Seguin; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. John Stephens. ~" r""cutlve
committee will meet Monday night
and map out plan Of work tor the
year.
Harol Ram, mechanic at Orleans
Motor Co. Garage has been enjoying
a weeks vacation.
Melbourne White, who is attending
,,ool at Rocheste~ Business Coiie'f,
Rochester, n. Y, IS spending two
weeks vacation with his parent
and Mrs. Carl Wilkie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wheeler and
Mr.. and - Hartwell OF Lvn-
'onville were guests of MI and Mrs
B. T. Webb on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. J. Burbank of La
chine, p G., and Mr.. and Mrs. II. !
II. Lodge of Manchester are guests
Of Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Lodge. sum-
noned here by the death of James
vi ONlSS,. tltlT ltLifCt. NIL oi'p AVA -
Burbank, Mrs. Lodge and Mrs. &.
f. Lodge left early this morning for
Danville, P. O., Mr.. Moyles' home
where the funeral services will be
leld. Mrs. Lodge will return Mon
lay.
James Coping, porter at the Ray
nond Hotel, died Friday evening Of
pneumonia, following a few days i'll
ness. Miss Beulah Whitney of st.
Johnsbury was the attending nurse.
The final drill before the federal
nsne otjon -,-rcr--- ~---,,'',~' "arch
vas held at School Friday evening.
Most of the men were present. The
guns are being cleaned and other
-'''.-'--~-,. gotten into shape for I
Tuesday. ;
Every man is urged to attend Tues
lay evening. ;
Appoint Commissioners to +.
Examine Barton Land |