The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-06-01
NEWPORT LOCALS

Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Prouty left
yesterday for Boston, making the
trip by automobile.
Mrs. Fannie Hazelton of Ches-
ter is the guest OF Miss Ara0elle
Parker.
Mrs. Blanche Spooner spent the
holiday with friends in Enosburg.
Mrs. Gladly, Smith and daugh-
ter Juanita left last night for Bos-
ton, to keep an appointment with
DR.. GoldthWaite VINO is treating the
the little girl for hip disease.
Miss Rachel Rowland, who has
spent the winter with her sister,
Mrs. Sydney Slice, returned TO her
home in Toronto yesterday.
Mrs. F. W. Thompson was in
Richford Tuesday, and was accom-
panied home by Miss Annie Crane,
who spend a few days with her on
her way to Coaticooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude bailey are
the parents of a son, Raymond,
orn Tuesday May both.
Donald Akin has finished his
year at Boston University and ar
rived home Wednesday morning.
H. S. Root, A. H. Grout and
George F. Root are attending the
Annual Conclave of the Grand
Commandery at Bellows Falls
Mr.. and Mrs. TheIon Meader are
in Boston.
Dr. P. C. W. Templeton Of Iras-
burg was in town Wednesday on
probate business.
Mrs. Howard Dav of Calgary,
Alberta, Can, were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. NJ. d. Smear.
Guy c. Bartlett of Newport Cen
ter was in Newport on business yes
telday.
DR.. John NJ. Mecklin. Professor
of Sociology at Dartmouth is to
be the speaker at the graduating
exercises of the class of 1922 New
port High school, on Friday even
ing, June 10Th. The exercises Will
begin on Sunday the 18th, when
Rev. L. A. Edwards will preach
baccalaureate sermon in the Con-
grega tional church. The class of
1922 is fairly large one though
the names are net yet announced
as some are still in the anxious
seats. The grade schools through
out the city will close on Friday
examinations being held on Mon
day and Wednesday, and the pa
pers being corrected on Thursday
and Friday. Friday afternoon,
nearly all are to have picnics,
games, etc, as closing festivities.
C. G.. Austin and Roswell Aus
tin of the firm of C. G, Austin &
Son Of St. Adams were business
visitors on Wednesday.
Although rather late in the sea-
son, the Newport Cornet band are
rallying their forces and Will do
their best to gather up sufficient
talent TO make up a first class
band. At the present time the band
is weak in leads and men for these
parts are difficult 20 secure so late
in the season. The first rehearsal
was held last evening in the band
hall, and the first concert is sched-
lled for June 18th, with Jonn
Keith as leader.
Judge E. J. Smith and Hubert s.
Pierce have gone fishing to Sey-
nour Lake The combined bland
-hments of these two legal lights
IF the Orleans County Bar will un-
loubtedly entice the last big fish
rom the waters.
Hon. John w. Redmond is in
to attend a meeting of
he Public Service Commission.
A certificate has ben filed at the
City office showing that J. NJ. HUI
Ion, of Pine Hill is commencing
he business of manufacturing soft
thinks, drugs, toilet articles etc,
import, wholesale and retail, and
llSo will do real estate business.
The circus is coming to town. An
ldvance agent of the Walter J..
Main circus has been in town to
make arrangements for the Dist of
'une.
Maurice Alexander and Wilfred
took the Long trail !