Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-09-11
NEWPORT

Esther Bullock is attending Derby
Academy.
Mrs. w. A. Hines is visiting in st.
Johnsbury.
Geo. Wilder is having a vacation for
a few days.
Will Jones, who was injured recently,
is doing well.
Albert Burns remains in a very crit
ical condition.
Elsie Parker of Lowell is attending
Newport academy.
Geo. Phipp is visiting at Ira Park
er's for a few weeks.
Theron Meader of Boston, Mass,
was in town Labor Day.
E. C. Thrasher and family have re-
turned home to Detroit.
Mrs. G.. D. Pratt returned from
Dunkirk, N. Y, Monday.
Miss Agnes Farrell returned to
Washington Friday night.
Read the auction advertisement of
P. d. Kelley in this issue.
Mark MagOOn has rented Blair'S
tenement on Highland Ave.
Mrs. John Ross and daughter are
visiting Dr.. and Mrs. 0. B. Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. Manuel visited
friends at North Troy this week.
B. F. Moore is improving his house
by the addition of a new veranda.
Miss Dorothy Richards and Gladys
Jenkins were in Westfeld recently.
Mrs. Helen Page of Boston, Mass,
has been visiting in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Symington and
son have returned from their vacation.
Miss Freda Carr has returned from
McIndoes after visiting there for sew
eral weeks.
Rev. Ozora S. Davis, president of
Chicago. Theological Seminary, was in
town Friday.
Vanessa and Airline Holton are home
from Concord, N. H., where they have
been visiting.
E. C. Blanchard will make extensive
repairs and alterations on his residence
on Second street.
Mrs. E. F. Humphrey is entertain
ing her nephew, Malcolm Buck, from
Manchester, n. H.
Mrs. Erastus Buck of Prospect
street will entertain the w. G. t. y.
at her home Thursday.
Karl Wilcox returned to New York
Saturday. He has been visiting his
brother, T. S. Wilcox.
Mrs. J. Bowles has returned to St.
Johnsbury. She has been spending the
summer at Eagle Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Spaulding are the
> parents of a little son., III and one.
half pounds, born Sept. l.
DR.. Gould had the misfortune to lose
a wheel off his auto Wednesday as he
was riding up Main street.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain ant
daughter of Dorchester, Mass, arr
visiting Mrs. Mary Elkins.
Most of the campers have returned
y to town, so the closed houses agai-
have the appearance of life.
= Harry Robbins, the progressive can
didate for representative, carried tn
= election or the sixth ballot.
Mrs. Elmer Pinney is spending he
vacation in Boston and New York
! Mrs. Pinney works in Gilman's store
|, ellison Clark, the little son of Harr
t Clark, was taken suddenly i'll Wednes
day, but is better at present writing
: Miss Judkins, a teacher in the frs
= grade, was called home Wednesday O
account of the sudden death of he
father.
DR.. and Mrs. O. B. Gould have rem
ed Harry Hamilton's house on Pleas
t, ant street and have moved there fror
,r their cottage at the lake.
1t Henry Smith of Orleans and Harr
= Wellman, manager in the advertiser
department of Filene's store in Boston
visited relatives in town recently.
-. Stewart Holbrook and his brotht
D Roland went Thursday to Winnipe,
N Man., where Stewart will assume h
old position as shipping clerk for
at confectionery concern, while his brot
er will continue in school.
ia = An oil stove exploded at B.
~ Moores' Sunday at about one o'cloc
The room was all aire in no time b
e. with the help of neighbors it was so'
put out with very little damage al
just before the fire company arrived.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. M. Parker a
daughter Elsie of Lowell, Mr.. a
Mrs. L. B. Wellman and daughter a
"a Mrs. I. J. Parker went to Orlea
es. Wednesday to attend the wedding
BE Miss Theda Wellman to Earl Twombl
ID One of the clerks at True
Blanchard's store was showing off
gun to a customer, as he pushed t
I'LL shell into place it accidentally expl(
ed, the bullet going through the pls
:, glass window and across the street
Vt to Avery's tenement. Fortunately
- one was hurt.
Newport academy and graded sch
opened Tuesday, Sept. 4. There We
ces about 40 pupils in the freshman ella
and all the grades were we'll fill