Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-11-22
NEWPORT

Mrs. o. c. Miller is recovering from
her recent illness.
Mrs. H. G. Clarke is still quite i'll,
but is reported as Improving.
Rev. O. E. Barnard OF Westfeld
was a recent visitor IN toWn.
The Mothers club meets Friday,
Nov. "a, with Mrs. F. W. Carr.
Arthur NJ. Rich spent a few days in
Springfield and Boston recently.
George Herrick has now practically .
recovered from his recent illness.
Hon. Elisha Nav of ST. JoFnsbury |
was a busin SIS visitor in town last |
week.
CHI. Loveland has been in Boston
and vicinity the past ten days on
! business.
Mrs. Harry Dickens Of Orleans is
visiting her parents, MIR and Mrs. 8.
0. SpauIding.
o. M. Spaulding is making a good
recovery from his recent injury ana
has returned TO his home.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Parker of Pleas
ant street are the parents of daugh-
ter born Saturday, Nov. IL.
F.P.> Gates was in Boston and Low
ell. Mass, last week where he Sc
cured some orders for cemetery work.
The ladies of the 500 club were
entertained at the home of Mrs.
Richard Hurst on Wednesday evening
Nov. Is.
Miss Laila Roundy has recovered
from her recent illness and has re-
sumed her duties, as teacher IN the
graded school.
Mrs. r. f. Hunt has been acting
as bookkeeper and cashier at the
LoveIand store during the absence Of
the proprietor.
Tom C. Camp and Philip Blanchard
attend the Harvard Dartmouth foot
ball game at the Stadium in Cam
bridge, Mass, Saturday.
Col. C. S. Emery returned Sunday
morning from New York city, where
he attended a meeting of customs
collectors and appraisers.
George Lathe is slowly recovering
from his recent operation for appen-
dicitis, at the home of his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lemuel Lathe.
The illustrated lecture on Civic I'm.
provement was given Tuesday even
ing of last week. having been post
poned one week owing to the pictures
failing to arrive.
Rev. H. B. Rankin of the Baptis
church is conducting Bible class or
Monday evenings in the art room o
the Goodrich library, to which all in
terested are invited.
Miss Lang, teacher in grade six o
the village school is i'll at her home ii
Barton and the present term will h
finished by Mrs. Charles Taylor. Tn
fall recess begins Dec. 8.
The kindergarten room of the vii
lage school has been provided with
Henry F. Miller square piano to re
place the one in use SO long, and thu
improvement is decidedly noticeable
Mrs. G. H. Flint entertained tn
Ladies' Social union and their lad
friends at her home on Third street
Thursday afternoon. There was
. large attendance and profitable
r. meeting.
an The pupils of the seventh and eight
grades enjoyed a social Friday ever
ing from z 80 to 9: 80 o'clock.
specially prepared program wa
carried out to the great enjoyment c
all present.
H. l.. Moor, lately local manage
of the Passumpsic Telephone Co.
today Wednesday disposno of h
household effects by auction prepar;
tory, it is reported, to his going
Florida for the winter.
The item reporting the purchase /
7 B. S. Curtis of the Comerford pro-
erty in the west end was an erro
pc the fact being that Mr.. Curtis HI
e OF purchased farm property of tn
wee wee estate located elsewhere in tn
Y. vicinity.
DR.. M. F. Hamilton celebrated No
d IL as the fortieth anniversary of
dental business, thirty-nine years
which has been conducted in t
present location. The doctor is st
hale and hearty and as busy as C
y be, and indications are that he will
able to take care Of our teeth
some years to come.
II The repairs voted at the last scht
meeting have been made to the sch'
hall and consist mainly ia new shea
ing and the erection of sultaI
, porch, or entry way before the dot
thus keeping out the cold and putt
the hall in much better shape for I
in paid entertainments of every SO
The usurping of the Odd Fellows h
by the moving picture people and
necessary expense of the newly fit
opera house make the school hall
II very convenient place for all pub
gatherings.
Rhetorical exercises will be held
the high school Friday afternoon
this week from to o'clock. TIL
will be representation of g.
Rainbow" in Silas Mariner, by boy
OF the second year class, compositions
Miss Emily Hamilton and Evan Sn
lit and recitations and declamations
Ruth Melloon, Arden Libby, W.
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