The Caledonian-record. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1920-current, 1922-09-16
NEWPORT LOCALS

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Harley Stevens missed his auto
mobile which he had parked on
Coventry street while he attended
the movies Wednesday night. The
car was missing when he came
out, and no trace of it could be
found that night. Customs officers
on the border were notified, but
early Thursday morning a tele-
phone call notified Mr.. Stevens
that a car was ditched on Beebe
road near the Boright farm. 1t
proved to be the missing Ford.
Some M had evidently planned to
take a joy ride, and did not get
much joy out of it, as they ran
themselves into the ditch and alb
andoned it. A good overcoat and
scarf and a heavy robe were left
untouched and a bag containing
valuable papers was intact.
Miss Gladys Burke is assisting
in the Sawyer Millipery parlors.
DR.. H. Hight is out of town on
account of illness.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Methodist church will have it's
first meeting of the season at the
home of Mrs. H. O. Smith, the
hostesses being Mrs. Smith and
Mrs. H. T. Coontz.
w. J. Bartlett was the victim of
al accident a few days ago. He
is in the employ of E. r. Eli, and
while cutting meat the sharp knife
slipped cutting a deep cash in
his hand. Infection has made it
very painful, but he is now slowly
improving.
Mrs. c. l.. Drown is expected to
arrive home today after a visit
with her son, Harlow Drown in
Uxbridge, Mass.
Mrs. B. s. Curtis has been in
Orleans with her mother, Mrs.
Edgar Leclair who is i'll.
f. E. Brown of Hudson, Mass,
has returned to his home after one
weeks vacation at the Heyer
farm on the Lake road.
The local Western Union Tele-
graph office received a radio mes
sage from the steamship Resolute
while in mid-ocean. A further mes
sage to friends states that the
steamer reached New York yester-
day.
Marshall Hardy was rendered
a farewell dinner on Wednesday
evening by the members of the
Older Boys class of the First Bap-
fist church Bible school. William
Grow, a classmate was also a guest
OF honor. The occasion was a
most happy n and expressed the
good wishes of the class for their
success.
Alfred Curlier was in Sher-
brooke Friday to visit his son,
Leonard, who underwent a serious
operation on Wednesday. He is
improving as rapidly as possible
under the circumstances.
Rabbi Jacob Lohr of St. AL
bans is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Sockol and will remain for
several days.
Mando Alberghini is taking a
weeks vacation and goes today
to Plymouth, Mass, to bring
home Mrs. Alberghini who has
been in that city for two months.
Mrs. d, w. Hildreth leaves to-
day for Concord, N. H, where she
i; to spend a week with her son,
Henry Flint. She vas joined at
Barton by her sister, Mrs. Ella
Flint, who accompanied her. On
Tuesday, MI. Hildreth, will also
leave and the party will leave for
S%arato, Fla, stopping for a short
time with relatives in Triton, Ga.
Mrs. r. NJ. Sawyer has returned
from Boston and New York mar
kets.
Miss Evelyn Mudgett is taking
a weeks vacation from the office
of Grout and Grout and with Mr..
and Mrs. M. l.. Mudgett and Miss
Lillian Mudgett are in Boston and
Newton.
Orleans County court was adj
ioulned Friday at moor until
Monday noon when the jury will
be summoned and the cases which
have been set for jury trial will
begin.