Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-12
NEWPORT

NEWPORT
Geo. E. Curtis of Lowell was Wis.,
itor in town Monday.
Mrs. Geo. B. Young is at Potion
Springs for a short visit.
J. E. Clark has returned from ten
days visit to relatives in Burlington.
Miss Ann Kidder of Coventry is as
sisting in the care of Mrs. w. n. Kin
ne.
u. A. Harris and family enjoyed an
automobile trip to St. Adams last
week.
Ex-Gov. and Mrs G. H. Prouty
are touring Maine by automobile this
week.
Geo. F. Root and family and T. H.
Baldwin arrived Sunday by automo-
bile from Allston. Mass.
Mrs. O. W. Creaser and daughter
have gone to Randolph for visit of
several weeks duration.
Miss Marguerite Johonnott Of Hol
yoke, Mass, is visiting at Mrs. f. M.
Clarke's.
Miss Alice LaClair has finished her
school in the Lane district and has re-
turned to he home in Lowell.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Prouty, Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Jenne and Miss Alice
Sherman took trip to Averill Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. F Bigelow were
visitors last week at the summer
home of H. B. Stewart, near Cedar
Vile, down the lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Blake and son
Parker, of Highwater, P. O., who are
in camp at Perkins wharf spent July
4th with relatives in town.
H. G. Blanchard has his new veran-
da nearly completed. Work is pro-
crossing on a similar addition to the
residence of w. K. Prouty.
Mrs. J. B. Horton and her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. A. Tarleton of Spring.
field. Mass, have arrived and will
spend the summer in town.
P. S. Clark, Boston and Maine dis
patcher at Lyndonville, is taking tick
cts on the steamer Lady of the Lake
during a semi-vacation period.
Arthur M. Rich is engaged as stem
ographer at the Frost Veneer Seating
Company for two weeks, during the
absence of their regular stenographer
on vacation.
The Ladies' Bridge club will enter
tain their husbands at dinner at the
Waterbury Inn on Thursday Of this
week, the party making the trip to
Waterbury by automobile.
| Francis II. johnson of the U. S.
| Customs office at Island Pond is assist
ing in the work here during the rush
| period occasioned by the extra trains
on the summer schedule.
A. O. Austin and Preston Skinner
of Orleans attended the celebration
| here July 4th, making the trip from
| Orleans in a canoe by way of Barton
| river. The time consumed in the
| journey was about three and one halt
hours.
| F. L. Patterson, w. R. Prouty, R.
| C. Sisco and James Clarke recently
/ returned from very enjoyable fish
i ing trip at Trois Pistoles, Que. The
party had the best of fishing, as is al
Il ways the case at the Scott's Fish anc
Il Game club, and while there saw sever
| al fine moose.
| The sessions of the Boston school o
/ embalming, which were to have begun
II Monday of this week at the undertak
Il ing rooms of Pratt and Green, hav
Il been postponed till next week a
H some of the students were unable t.
II begin work as soon as expected.
II The members of the Beethoven Cir
II Gle, with invited friends, were enter
X tanned at piano recital by Mrs. Car
II RE Davis Edwards at the Goodrich Ii
ii brary Friday evening. Mrs. Edwards
Il one of the most accomplished pianist
4 of the country and resides in Spok
ane, Wash. She formerly lived il
| this vicinity.
II Rev. C. D. Lance of the Methods
II church starts today "wednesday Q
his annual vacation. During the at
sence of the pastor the pulpit will b
ably supplied and services will b
! held as usual. Among those exrecte
to supply are Rev. r. F. Lowe, dis
- trict superintendent, Rev. Fred Viii
Jams of West Burke and Miss Doroth
Richard.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank R. Sherma
i arrived Saturday night at Sherbrook
rs on their trip home from San Diego
4 Cal, where they were recently mai
- ried. While changing cars at She
o brooke, Mrs. Sherman fell from til
C. station platform, through a misste
vt and striking her face against raj