By order of School Board. George Dandrow is hoeing and weeding out his gardens. His potatoes were large enough to hoe several days ago. Officers Lear and Matthews had the job and it was not till about 8 o'clock the next morning that they were corralled. Among the other arrivals this week at the popular sanitarium, The Claggett, were Lewis Goddard of Walpole, George Boyd of Claremont, inebriety, and George Simonds of North Newport, with the same affliction.
Recovery is anticipated in each case.
It is reported that the carcasses of many deer have been found within the Corbin Park this spring. The death is thought to be due to the depth of the snow at the latter part of the winter and the extended cold weather in the earlier part. Mr. Newell is a native of Newport, a graduate of the Newport High School, class of 1898, is prominent in Masonic and Rotary work and a strong member of the Methodist organization. During the war he went into welfare work and filled a very important post as supply officer at Brest, contributing as much as any one man, probably, to the comfort of the countless thousands of troops who entered and left France through that port. Newport High defeated Keene High last night in a good game, considering wet grounds.