The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-09-27
NEWPORT LOCALS

B. s. Curtis returned Saturday
night from Biightlook hospital
having had the silver plate re-
moved from his. leg and it is to
be hoped that his recovery will be
amid from now on.
The Christmas club held their
September meeting with Mrs. FL
mer Slack, rs members being
present. At the close OF a pleas
ant and profitable afternoon 4
lunch was served Of baked hash.
rolls, pickles, cold nam, cake and
coffee.
Mrs. 2. E. Zero Of Glen road
on Saturday brought TO the Gale
donian-Record Office branch
from q raspbel1-- bush which WAS
loaded with both lipe ard green
raspberries,~ very well developed,
and your correspondent can teSll-
fy to the delicious taste, just Ike
real raspbefries.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. Hart o.
Wellesley Hills are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Grout and Mrs.
Ellen Hart, and will remain for
several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. =. D. Flint were
in Hanover over Sunday.
Miss Alice Abbott left Sunday
night for Reistertown, Nd, where
he is to teach IL the Hannah
Mere school.
Mr.. and Mrs. William jerks and
children are visiting Mrs., u. c.
Blake.
, B. C. Curtis has lost a valuable
Jersey cow. She was found dead
4 the pasture on the Newport
enter road Saturday morning.
he COW was evidently struck by
lightning during the heavv storm,
Friday evening.
Miss Eleanor Sheldon is taking
essons on the ssxaphone from
one CO Montreal's hest te"chers
/ and goes to Montreal one day in
the week for her lesson.
Miss Leota Cobleigh left Sun
! day night for Boston where she is
TO take Kindergarten training in
the Wheelock school.
Lurnan Jenne is taking cllarg,
of the Jackrnan furniture store on
East Main street, succeeuin~ w.
E. Tripp.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Inquest and
son Harold spent the week end in
| Lyndonville.
Mrs. Myron Chaffee and two
daughters. Alice and Frances of
Orleans have been visiting Mrs.
Chaffee's father, H. 3. Marsten.
| Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Paul of
Ayers Cliff were recent guests of
Mr. and Mrs. II. G. Perry.
Miss Alice Sherman went to
New York city Saturday night
and expects TO take a special adj
| vanced course in Home Economies
at Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Perry are
| in Sherbrooke- for few days
where Mrs. Perry is receiving
treatment.
Rev. P. P. W. Gendall of South
Mountain, Ont, Can, was the
special preacher at st. marx 3
Episcopal church on Sunday, and
| delivered forceful and earnest SER
mons at both the morning and
evening service. Rev. A. p.
Ranks, rector OF st. Marks has-had
the use of one of the diocesan mo-
tor cars during the summer ana
has visited many families in Or
cans county who are members Of
| he Episcopal church but who live
at considerable distance from this
81 other Episcopal churches. In
vitationS were sent out last week
iy the rector, inviting all whom
he had visited to attald the SER
vices yesterday.
Twenty from Irasburg and Or
leans including Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Pettis and Mr.. and Mrs.
Draper of North TROY availed
themselves Of the privilege.
At the close OF the morning SER
vice they were invited with men-
bers Of the vcstly to dinner at
the rectory, served by the ladies OF
the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Mitchell of
Franklin, Mass, are visiting M.
Nitchall's mother, Mrs. Carrie y.
Mitchell this week.
Mrs. A. J. White returned today
from two weeks stay at Potion
Springs hotel.
T.. and Mrs. Preston Lee and
Nh. and Mrs. w. f. Mitchell NC
tored to SherbIooke Monday.