Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-26
O. E. S.

LIE dUuudl IuCctluS oLO OiOSeiOh Va
officers for Lakeside Chapter. No. 27.
o. E. S., was held at Masonic hall
Monday evening. April II. A ban
quet was served in the dining room at
6 o'clock to which nearly 100 did JUS
tice The officers elected for the en-
suing year are as follows: w. M.
Mrs. C. L. M. Bugbee; w. P, Arson
c.. Clark; Asso. M, Mrs. VIM. Hey
err; Treas, Mrs. M. H. Louthood
Sec, Mrs. E. J. Hill: Cond.. Mrs. L.
B. Wellman; Asso. Cond. Mrs. H. 7.
Robbins. The appointive officers
have not yet been selected. The in
stallation of the new officers was de-
ferred until the next regular meeting
which occurs on May l.
NEWPORT
C. A. Prouty is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. True returned
from Boston Friday evening.
E. C. Blanchard and family were in
Boston several days recently.
Asa Drown spent Sunday with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Drown.
H. A. Haheng, who has been seri-
ously i'll for some time, is slowly gain.
ing.
Mrs. Clara Robinson visited friends
in st. Johnsbury several days last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. A. Spear, started
Monday of last week for Duluth,
MINI.
H. w. Burnham and B. E. Gilman
of Westield were in town Monday on
business.
C. M. Bailey visited relatives in
Taunton and Berkeley, Mass, the first
of this week.
Daniel Skinner of Orleans was the
guest of his son. Maynard Skinner. sew
eral days recently.
Geo. D. Gilchrist has purchased the
motor boat formerly owned by the
late Joseph Bowles.
Sheriff Hill was in ST. Johnsbury
= and other towns in that vicinity last
. week on legal business.
Geo. Brock, the express messenger,
has been taking vacation while get
ting located in his new home.
! Mrs. D. nj. Camp continues to i'm
/ prove in health and is now able to gel
: about the house to some extent.
D. w. Hildreth returned Wednesday
i of last week from Sarasota, Fla.
a where he has been since the first Of
. January.
Rev. P. S. Dobson of Stansteat
preached in the Congregations
church Sunday morning. There wa
no evening service.
Mrs. Erastus Buck has been con
. fined indoors for several days will
. inflammation of the eyes. but is nov
J., somewhat improved.
J, H. w. Silsby has purchased the in
;. terest in the Newport Motor compan,
!. of E. A. Aubin and will conduct tn
business alone in the future.
w. J. Avery and E. c.. Blanchar
have purchased new automobiles this
spring, Royals, through the agency o
the Newport Motor company.
The order requiring the mail clerk
to vacate their dormitory in the Fed
q eral building has been deferred, al
8 lowing occupancy until July Is.
n Conductor H. w. Cook is reporte
to have purchased lot on the Far
!. rant extension and that he will sool
q erect summer cottage thereon.
J. Miss Rosabel Human, who ha
IT been in Florida the past winter
reached home Friday, having visite
l. in Boston several weeks en- route.
. Much coal is being delivered just 6
"a present and each householder finds h
At has rather more storage than usu;
4 owing to the lateness of the season.
George Beaumont has closed h
labors for the Newport Grocery con
~ pany and purchased the interest {
Mr.. Cass in the gristmill of Fost,
- and Cass in West Derby.
- A. S. Glover, who has assisted She
II if Hill at the Jail during the pa
II winter, has closed his labors there f
II the present and went Saturday
II Morrisville to visit his daughter.
II R. w. Spear has moved to the hou
Il on Prospect street recently pu
chased by him and A. j. Burns is I
Gently bought and will move the
soon.
Miss Susie Whyte and Russ
III Hight returned last week from Pas
dena, CAL, where they spent the W
ter in company with Mr.. and M
VIM. Hight. Mr. and Mrs. Hight "
probably return about the first
June.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. A. Harris ent
II tanned party of 80 Of their frier
II from town at their sugar orchard
the Center last week Wednesd
The party went over on the :45 a.
train and returned on the Montr
II express. The sugar was fine and
| day perfect, so all had very EMO
J BILE time.
Newport academy and graded sch
, will reopen on Monday, May 1st:.
, ing teachers and pupils an additio
week of rest. 1t was intended to
: open. the school Tuesday of this we
II but owing to some unexpected dc
: in the application of fire escapes
Y the school building, which is be