The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-24
NEWPORT LOCALS

M. and Mrs. George F. Root,
their son, Howard, and H. S. Root
left Wednesday for Allston. Mass,
where they will spend week or ten
DAYS at the home of Mrs. Roots
father, 7. H. Baldwin.
! Tudoe w. d. Miller of Troy was
in town on Tesday.
Miss Gladys McCauley had the
largest crowd of the season at her
dance at Pastime Hall on Wednesday
nipht.
A. J. Morrill, is confined to the
house with severe cold.
Miss Isadore Bowker, Laura Ten
ney and Leah and aJnet Giroux are
SPENDING two weeks at Bailey's Cot
taee at Far,ant's Point. Miss Janet
GirouX just arrived from Boston.
Miss Leota Cobleioh is assisting
Dr.. Fred Crawford in his dental par
lols during the absence of Miss Doris
Emery, who is attending the COM
mencement exercises at Dartmouth.
Friends of George b. Young of
Montnelier will be interested to learn
that the degree Of master of arts was
conferred upon him at Dartmouth
college Wednesday at the 151st com
mencement.
a party was given to little Helen
Adams at the home Of her parents,
Nj. and Mrs. Chester Adams on
Tuesday afternoon in honor of her
fifth birthday. There were ten of
her boy and girl friends present. The
table was prettilv decorated Re-
freshments OF sandwiches. ice cream
and cake were served. The children
played games during the afternoon
and had most enjoyable time. Little
Helen received manv pretty gifts.
Several promotions took place this
! week in the ranks of Company L.
Corporal Rhodes is made sergeant,
private, first class. Landry is made
a corporal, private, first class Oscar
Berry is made a cornoral. private.
first class Shuffelt is made a corporal
and Private Calmi Cummings is made
q corporal.
Mrs. Arthur Gaskell and son.
Jackie of Lvndonville is visiting at
/ the home of Mrs. Joseph Stetson.
Walter Stenson is travelin~ for the
National Biscuit Company.
/ Mrs Richard Little of Lvndonville
| is visiting Mrs. Albert Austin.
! Frank Ball received bad fracture
of his wrist on Tuesday night while
cranking T. c. Camps automobile.
MI and Mrs. John Hildreth, Mrs. !
Bert Blake and sons, Arthur and
Charles visited Wednesday at the |
home of Will jerks in St. Johnsburv. |
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake returned with |
them.
A. B. Cobleioh was in Craftsbury
and Greensboro on Tuesday
Mrs. Carroll Huntington is in SUIT
ton, P. O., visiting her parents, Mr.. |
and Mrs. S. X. Knuckey.
Mrs. S. G Boomer is visiting |
friends in Claremont. N H.
Albion Trirr has returned home !
from Brown University in Provi-
dencn. r. l.. and with his brother, |
Ralph Trip of st. Johnsbury has
gone to Echo Pond on a camping |
trip.
Miss Evelyn Vigneault is WORKING
in the phonoOranh department of |
True and Blanchard's Hardware
store.
Perley Drew has closed his labors
as baker at the East Side Bakery and
is moving to Glover where he has
bought farm. Delbert Smith of
Barton has succeeded Drew and is
moving into the tenement on South
Avenue, vacated by Mr. Drew.
Harry Jenne has returned from
Middleburv College.
Miss Maude Glib has returned !
from Danville where she has been
spending her vacation and has re-
Bakery.
Men were working all dav We'll
nesdav maxine repairs on the wall of
the Exchange Block which caved in
Tuesday mornir~
Mrs H. B. Marston is in Dr..
Cleasby's Hospital IN Orleans and
il recovering from very successful
operation.
In order to produce the elaborate
spectacle that the Fourth of July
Celebration Committee hopes to
have in the big parade to be held on !
the morning of July 9Th, it is nee
essarv that an extremely LARGE num-
Der of floats take mart in the affair.
This will be an important feature of
the days festivities and its import
ance should be recognized by every (,
automobile owner upon whom the
success or failure of the parade will
largely depend.
The Decorating committee consist
ing Of p. C. Blanchard and Oscar
J. Proulx have durino the past two
weeks interviewed and will continue
during the next ten days to inter
view persons with cars and urging
them to decorate their machines and
enter them in the parade. OF course
it will be impossible for these men to
see everybody, in view of this it IS
desired that every car owner should
plan to decorate his machine and
enter it. All entries will be taken
care of THROUGH Mr.. Blanchard and
MI. Proulx. AS an incentive for To-
cal people to take considerable time
and trouble to FIX up their machines,
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