Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-09-13
Newport News Page
Important Happenings and Local
Notes from the County Seat.
L. B. WEIIMAN Local
NEWPORT
l.. B. WELLMAN, Local Editor

Mrs. G. w. Flint spent last week |
in Sherbrooke. P. @.
Charles Williams has returned from
his vacation spent in Derby.
L. B. Wellman is spending his vaca.
ton at North Rye Beach, Me.
Frank D. Flint was business Wis
itor in Winnepeg, Manitoba last week.
Gerald Daley and Miss Bernice
Lawrence were married last Thurs.
day.
John Beebe, of the w. J. Avery
store, is enjoying well-earned vaca-
| ton.
Mrs. Clarence Bowley has returned
from few days. outing at Bolton
Springs.
Elmer Lorimer is working for the
American Express Co., as city deliv-
eryman.
L. J. Shaw has bought the N. M.
Colby farm in Derby and will soon
take possession.
Mrs. D. Quint and Miss Cora Quint
Of Manchester, N. H.. are visiting
relatives in town.
A. A. Bishop is attending the meet
ing of the Photographers association
in Bridgeport, Conn.
John Young. I'd. has gone to Wor-
cester, Mass, where he will attend
school the coming year.
Mrs. B. C. Young entertained her
brother, C. S. Macarthur Of San
Francisco. CAL. last week.
Mrs. James Barnslee and Mrs. Bow
week with relatives in town.
G. w. Flanders Of the post.office
force is spending his vacation visiting
relatives in Massachusetts.
A meeting of the American Dairy
Shorthorn Association will be held in
this place Friday of this week.
P. J. Farrell and family have re-
turned to Washington, D. c.. after
spending a vacation in town.
. Mr.. Ayers of Alburg has been been
appointed to the immigration service
with headquarters at this place. .
Miss Pearl Gale has been engaged
as teacher in the public schools in
Watertown, Conn. and left Monday.
Arthur Dufur of Richford has &C.
copied a position with H. P. Hood &
Sons Co., in their creamery at this
place.
R. M. Buck, Who has been spend
ing few days with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. L. Buck, has returned to
Boston.
Col. z. M. Mansur was called to
Norway, Me-, last Monday to attend
the funeral of Miss Sarah Newall, a
sister-in-law.
Bert Zero is spending a vacatio n
among relatives and friends in Burke.
His place on the express team is
taken by Mr.. Foster.
Homer Thrasher has moved into C.
n. Brady's house on Main street
Mrs. Thrasher will move her millinery
parlors there soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. H. Rawson are Wis
iting relatives in the west. Mrs.
Rawson will spend the winter with
her daughter in Denver, Col.
Fred Cargill of Morgan spent part
of last week in town, enroute for
Bridgewater, Mass, where he will
take course in the Normal school.
Charles S. Lockwood, a former resi-
dent, and Mrs. Louisa Dangell of
Brooklyn, N. Y, were married Aug.
9. They will live in Brooklyn, N. Y.
? Homer w. Shower and Miss Jennie
L. Mantle were married at the bride s
home in Stanstead last Wednesday.
! After a short tour they will reside
here.
Co. L, " N. G., leave next Sun.
| day for the annual encampment.
Capt. C. w. Davis and his assistants
have the company IN good Fighting
TRIM
Egbert Robinson has closed his
labors with the American Express
Co., and has gone to Kansas City
Mo-, where he will enter veterinary
college.
Miss Mabel Maloney has closed hel
labors as stenographer in the Boston
& Maine railroad office and has gone
to Boston where she will make he
future home. Miss Mamie Leavit
has been appointed to fill the vacancy
Judge F. E. Alfred left Tuesday TO
DGtEUlt, mlCu.3 W dtto1lU Inc naClOn9
conven ton Of Probate judges, which
is to be held there next week. Mrs
Alfred accompanied him. and the,
es will visit friends in several states be
fore returning.
Quite a number attended the wed
ding of Harold Hadlock and Mis-
Ethel Maud Wakefield at the BRIDE
home in North Troy last Wednesda
IL evening. Miss Wakefield will b
pleasantly remembered as a teache
10 the high school here for the pas
few years.
EAST CHARLESTON.
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re Mr.. and Mrs. George Piper and chi
ID dren of West Charleston visited h
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Pipe
over Sunday.