Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-03-22
NEWPORT

NEWPORT
Miss Arlene Holton is suffering
from an attack of rheumatic fever.
Mrs. Fred Jenne visited relatives in
Richford and Abercorn several days
recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Dwinell of Or
leans spent the week end with rela-
tives in town.
Miss Fairbanks of st. Johnsb ury.
visitor in town.
Miss Cornelia Cushman has re-
turned from q visit to friends in Bos-
ton and Bradford.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Smith of Or
leans visited in town Monday and
Tuesday of this week.
Mrs. N. Vincent Jones and daugh-
ter Winsome recently visited with
relatives in West Charleston.
George Herrick was i'll several days
last week and was unable to attend to
the business of his milk route.
Mrs. Rose Sawyer went to Boston
Sunday, where she will enter school
for instruction in the millinery bust
ness.
Supt. E. S. Watson will hold a
teachers examination at the school,
house Thursday and Friday of this
week.
VIM. S. Bean of Washington, D. c.,
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles T. Bean.
F S. Newton of Lynn, Mass, was
a visitor in town Monday, having
come to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Robert Cammett.
Herbert Wright is working in the
store of True & Blanchard during the
rush of business incident to the az
preaching sugar season.
Col. C. S. Emery was in Boston the
last of the week returning Saturday
evening, accompanied by his son Dom
aid, who is spending short vacation
period at home.
Miss Ruth Chase, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. E. Chase, celebrated her
tenth birthday by giving a party to a
few young friends at her home or
Monday evening, March 20.
Chester H. T. Robbins of the Nation.
al bank was in Woodstock recently,
attending the annual meeting of the
Northern Bankers association, of
which he was reelected secretary anc
treasurer.
There is to be a special meeting of
the Congregational church society at
the church parlors Tuesday evening.
March 20, to hear and act upon the re.
port of the parsonage committee.
Supper is to be furnished at siz
o'clock by the Ladies' social union, to
which all are invited.
Attorneys F. z. Miles and w. A.
Dane are associate with C. r. Pow
ell of Island Pond in the defense of
Arthur Bean, who is charged with
the murder of his mother and sister
at Maidstone. Mr.. Miles was in Es
sex county several days last week ir
the interests of the case.
Hugh w. Hastings of Orleans has
been appointed Deputy Collector OF
caused by the transfer of j. II. Bart
lett to the immigration Service. Mr..
Hastings is located at North Troy,
Madison Bisbee, who was located at
that port having been transferred tt
Newport.
There was special meeting OF
Malta Commandery K. T., at their
asylum on Thursday evening of last
week. The organization is to hold its
annual inspection on Thursday eve
ming. March 80, and will have as its
guests Sussex Preceptory of Sher
brooke and Richard Cour de Lion Pre-
ceptory of Montreal.
John Police has installed a new pea
nut rooster in his fruit store TIL
peanuts are roasted over a gasoline
flame and the motive power for the
cylinder is furnished by an electro
motor. This is only another instance
of the superseding of hand labor b,
the machine. Parker Lindsay, the vet
eran peanut rooster loses his jo1
thereby.
Lyman Tenney, who with his sister
Miss lila. recently returned from New
Mexico, underwent an operation a
the hospital in Hanover, for the relic
of throat trouble. The operation i
, one and strong hopes are entertained
ney will resume her position in tn
office of DR.. Harry Hamilton.
I. O. Blake of New York was i
: town last week, looking after hi
, interests in the Newport Stock farm
T Some of the best horses for racin
? and breeding have been raised Q
trained on this farm and it's fame
y spreading all over this country an
n Canada. The success of the bushes
\ of the farm. which is locally in tn
d hands of DR.. J. H. Gaines, speak
g well for the management.
Vaino Jaatinen, the Immigratio
inspector who has been stationed her
the past few months, went Thursda
night to his official station at Niagar
Falls, the vacancy in the local fore
having been filled permanently by tn
appointment of J. H. Bartlett to TIL
branch of the service. Mr.. Jaatine
was given farewell dinner Thursda
noon by his associates at the home {