Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-07-06
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
l. WELLMAN, Local Editor
B. WELLMAN, Local Ed,tol

preach in exchange during the
month Mith Rev. Mr.. Trotter of Bris-
toll.
Most of the delegates from Newport
to the district and state convention
made the trip by automobile and found
that part of their experiences very
pleasant as roads and weather were
fair.
John Young was in Middletown.
Conn.,, last week where he attended
the 50th anniversary of the class of
1860 at Wesleyan. Mr.. Young was a
member of that class, of which good
ly number still survive.
There was no dance at the Yacht
Club house, either Friday or Tuesday
evening on account of the preparation
and presentation of the opera, "Prin-
cess Bonnie" in which many of the
members were interested.
DIR. Leo. H. McIver and Miss C.
Edna Davis were married June z at
Plymouth, N. H., the brides home.
They will occupy the property on
School avenue, recently purchased by
the Doctor, after September 1st.
Last weeks issue of the Express
and Standard was one day late in ap-
pearing, owing to waiting for cuts of
views of the Shriners' parade. The
paper was all right when it did come
out and Brother Hildreth will be for
given this time.
Friday evening, July z, the next
regula meeting of the Civic Improve
ment association is to be held at the
Goodrich library. The results of the
work of this organization are already
apparent; attend the meeting anc
keep up the interest.
BENZ. Heath and Theo. Luddingtor
went last week Saturday to Los An
geles and Santa Paula Cal. Mr.
Heath goes for the benefit of hi
health, which has been failing fo
some time. Should they locate per
manently there, Mrs. Luddington will
join her husband later.
Lane & Dwinell have commenced
repairing and remodeling their stor
building for the better accommodate
of the various Masonic bodies whic
occupy the upper part of the block
t A dining room is to be finished off il
the new third story, the Masonic hal
1 enlarged and various other improve
ments made.
The steamer Anthems brought
large excursion from Georgeville
Friday for the celebration of Domir
| ion Day. The party wishing to com
t was so large as to overtaX the capaC
ity of the boat and the Lady of tn
Lake was chartered to help out. Eve
? then some stragglers got left benin
and the Yioco was sent to rake up tn
"scatterings.
;, The Preachers association of tn
i St. Johnsbury district, together wit
laymen from the several churche
r were entertained by the M. E. churC
: society here last week Wednesday, til
occasion being the annual meeting {
:, the association. About forty-fve vi
= iting clergymen and laymen wer
, present, some being accompanied h
their wives. The program included
t sail on the steamer Yioco and a ba
% Quet Wednesday evening, rendered
the Mems Forum.
d Up to date, the visitors book at tt
;, M. Y. c. house shows the autograph
of about one hundred seventy-fi'
J. strangers who have visite
r in club this season and who
(. doubt, have found it to be just what
is designed for, "a place of rest a
N quiet recreation, place to read,
I entertain your friends, to visit or ha
k a quiet smoke. There has been son
knocking" but the club is one of
:, solid institutions of this community
II valuable adjunct to its business int
: ests and is being run by the commit
> in charge, in a businesslike mannt
Later in the season there will
t. something doing on the Lake, and
y club will no doubt make as good
tn showing as in previous years.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure a
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