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Newspaper
The Evening Caledonian
Location
Saint Johnsbury, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1920
Page
5
Newport locals report visitors and brief social notes including Bristol guests, Mrs John A Prqnty, Miss A Vi Allen's extended stays, Mrs Ince Milley returning from Lyntonville, Mr and Mrs Alfred Mayoon hosting Merton Sabin and Samuel Bowley in Woodville, and Edith Mrousty returning from Washington. St Mark's Woman's Auxiliary plans a meeting with Mrs Cunningham.
Classified notes report multiple job openings at Orleans Vermont plant for tub makers and other factory positions, plus a night cook and waitress role at Lakeside Restaurant Newport Vermont. Also local social updates, church notices, and election of Masonic and Odd Fellows officers.
Dr W O Brown a Newport eye and throat specialist with a large local practice has departed for service with the Public Health Service at Malta Hospital in Stapleton Staten Island. He has a long military medical career including roles as battalion surgeon and later major before mustering out. Mrs Brown will join him in New York City after traveling from Newport.
Newport High School opens its schedule with a game against Lyndon Institute on a Wednesday in April. The team shows promise with many players available for duty and Captain Tut Hall remaining quiet on lineup details.
The list shows upcoming matches including Newport North Troy Api Lyndon Institute Orleans Island Pond Vail Apeies Richford Tartan North Troy Lyndon Institute Viel Augies Wehford Bacton Island Pond Orleane and mentions talks of games with St Johnsbury Ilead College and Derby Academy.
Immigrant authorities stopped a Canadian mother, Mrs Donalda, and four children en route to the United States after a letter exposed a smuggling plan. Mrs Donalda claimed Windsorville as home and Lovell as destination to open a boarding house in Lowell. The group was sent back to Canada and further inquiries followed regarding additional smuggling attempts by Mrs Donalda and her sister.
Fragmentary text questions religious training for Nene people over 26 and asks if America will sustain its washing tone and Lincoln era faith as youth face concern. The source is unclear but centers on religious education and national tone affecting young people.
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