The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1921-02-08
NEWPORT LOCALS

Rev, H. B. Rankin is in Montpelier
in the interest of the movie censor bill
now before the Legislature.
Dr.. Fred c. Hency Of Shcrbrookc
spent the week end with his aunt, Mrs
j. c. Ellie.
Harley Hoag is back at work after
several days illness.
Marshall Smith has been enjoying
weeks vacation from his work at
the Newport Electric Light station.
John Phoenix, George Page, Lion
el ST. Marie and Eugene Guyette
spent Sunday in Montreal and at
tended Locw's theatre.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Congregational church will meet
with Mrs. G.. II. Newland Friday af-
ternoon at 2.30 o'clock.
Mrs Sidney Slice will entertain the
ladies of st. Marks Guild on Thurs
day evening, Feb. 10.
Mrs. Maggie Mason Of ManSonvillc,
p. O., was a recent guest of Mrs.
William HALEY.
Mrs. S. w. Il. Hamilton and chill
dren, Helen Louise and Junior have
been i'll with bronchitis and severe
colds.
Miss Shirley Robinson has been
temporarily employed at Or. fred
Crawford's Dental parors.
Dorothy Louise, little daughter e
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kern has been
sick for several days, but is nov i'm
proving. -.
William Daley of Ncwpor. Center
visited his father, Harrison Daley
over Sunday.
Ethel Muliel Reid celebrated her
7th birthday on Wednesday with
patty to which was invitcl seven
little playmatcs. After a merry hour
With games. a fine supper was served
with festv" birthday clko. gaily
decorated and surrounded with seven
c:ndles. The little hostess was the re-
ciricht Of nralber Of pretty gifts
Miss 13rnc inc Bastien has l.ecu
the guest &c Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
st. Cermai'. "aturning TO Ne"gcnncs
Monday
MIS-. Mars!'ll Sm.sh has returned
from visitir" Ter mot,or, MIS-. T.. ".
Dewing in O! cons.
Mrs. Fran!. Lee is very i'll with
.cl' yet fcyer und is be ny cared for
by Miss Torren r. N, of Stanstcad.
Grades VI and VIII Of the East
school enjoyed straw vide TO Derby
Center Ttidqv evening, AMI were ci,-
tcrtained at ''.e home of tn, nrinc-
pal Mrs. NJ. +. Ainshoro. WIN garlts
and music "a we'll as u delicious
lunch. Miss D'afc and Mis-. Ruby Gil
ks accompanied the party.
Mr.. and y, s. J "A. Aubir hGve been
in Mont; 81 Tor a week, rctnynin,
Monday night.
Miss Gladys Hammond has been
visiting MIS- Jennie Rica' II o.. dur-
IN: lie past week.
Four candidates were initiated at
last nights meeting of the O. +. S.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing the evening.
Mrs. Richard Hurst and Mr..
George Gilchrist will entertain the
Ladies' Social Union Thursday after
noon, Feb. 10th, at the home of Mr..
Hurst, II Summer St.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph ChcSlcy of
Portland, Me, are visiting Mrs. CheS
lcy's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Clark.
Mrs. Myron Chaffee of Orleans
spent the week. end with her sister,
Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks.
Henry Mcqueen is recovering from
an injury to his leg which he received
three months ago.
MIS-. Farley Holt slipped an fell on
the icy sidewalk in front Of II. e.
Blanchard's house Monday morning
while on her way down town. She
was carried to her home and Dr.. J.
II. Gaines summoned. Mrs. Holt re.
ceivcd a severe nervous shock and the
ligamcnts Of her leg are badly sprain-
ed, but it is hoped no serious results
will follow.
leo J. Morrill, left Thursday night
for BradentoWn, Florida, whore he
will be away for three months.
Miss Ermcstinc Bastjcn Of Ncr-
genncs arrived Friday night to spend
the week end in this city visiting
friends.
Ernest f. Collins who entered the
Montreal General hospital for treat
ment returned to his home last Sun
day.
Miss Gertrude Morrill, who has
been suffering from a severe attack