Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-09-18
NEWPORT

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| has returned home.
| Charlie Jones of Johnson called on
friends in town recently.
E. S. Miller and family have re-
turned to Brooklyn, N. Y.
John Young has returned to his
school in Worcester, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Austin Beebe are hav-
ing two weeks vacation.
H. D. Stannard of Orleans was a
business caller in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. L. M. Bugbee have
returned from their trip in the West.
Miss Geneva Thayer entertained her
brother from Bellows Falls Thursday.
Mrs. Harris and daughter and Miss
Dale Whipple of Orleans were in town
| Saturday.
Walter Dane of Boston, a former
| lawyer of this town, is attending
county court.
Sept. 10 at 2 80 o'clock the Ladies'
Guild will meet with Mrs. Watson on
School avenue.
Mrs. J. O. Thrasher is in New York
| and Boston selecting millinery for the
coming season.
Maurice Blanchard returned to Dart
mouth Sept. Is, where he will continue
| his studies in college.
Mr.. Bigelow is improving the looks
of his pharmacy building by coat of
paint and other necessary repairs.
Mrs. VIM. Chase will entertain the
| Mothers club at her home on Third
street Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Emery, who
have been spending a few days at ST.
Bernard Lake, P. O., have returned
home.
Alfred Gale has closed his labors
with the B. & M. railroad and returned
to Worcester, where he is attending
school.
The Lady of the Lake made her final
trip Monday, running the annual ex-
cursion from Magog to Newport and
return.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Doran were
in Boston Wednesday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. Doran's brother, who
was struck by lightning.
Gerald Flint went to the Massachu-
sets school Of Pharmacy Sept. Is and
Delos Buck has returned to Boston
where he is studying law.
Next Tuesday evening the ten cups
that were won at the time of the canoe
and swimming races will be presented
at the Yacht club to the respective
winners.
Sept. 26, the Brotherhood of Rail
way Clerks will give their first musica
: concert and informal dance with
Madam Brooks full orchestra in at
tendance.
Robert Montgomery has been giver
G. E. Denonville's position as freigh
cashier in the B. & NJ Office. Mr.
Denonville had accepted position as
chief clerk in the Office Of the Crane
Trunk railway, Montreal.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Akin entertained tn,
Sunday School Board at their home
Wednesday evening. Plans were made
. to increase the attendance of the
school and make the Sunday school
r greater power in the community.
Miss Bernice Webb, daughter of B
T. Webb, was married to Samuel Rich
- ardson Putnam of Claremont, Tuesda
afternoon, Sept. 3, at the Baptis
Y church. Miss Webb has been ava
from town for a few years, but he
many friends here wish her long an
happy welded life.
: A grange supper was held at tn
Odd Fellows Block Wednesday eve
ming. About 200 of the members er
joyed the chicken pie supper and tn
very interesting program which cor
sisted of recitations, piano solos, vocs
duets and quartets and discussions, ais
short talk on education of the girl
the home, by E. A. Watson.
The Woman's Missionary union wi
have their first meeting at Eagle Poir
Tuesday, Sept II. The Yioco wi
leave steamboat wharf at 10 o'clocl
returning at p. m. Fifty cents fe
+, the round trip including dime
~ Everybody interested is invited.
- Tuesday is stormy the trip will k
~ made the next day.
The friends of George P. Wilder wi
- be pleased to hear of his marriage
u Miss Mary R. Butterfeld of Mort
): Troy. The wedding took place
n Watertown, Conn.,, Sunday, Sept
Rev. Nathan Wilder, father of tt
groom, performed the ceremony. I'll
~ bride is the elder daughter of Mr.. al
Mrs. A. H. Butterfeld, a SUGGEST
is teacher in North Troy graded schoe
n The groom is a graduate of Bostt
University and has a position as de
. uty collector at Newport. Mr.. al
Mrs. Wilder will make their home
- Newport on Summer street.
The funeral of Albert Burns w
held Wednesday, Sept. II, in the Co
gregational church at 2 o'clock. tt
Is church was filled with friends of tt
IS, deceased and the abundance of fowe
ne was mute witness of the high estee
IL in which he was held. The co
IL, ductors' wives attended in a bod
tn also the Masons and Eastern Star
Ill which he was a member. Mr.. Bur
has worked for the B. & NJ. for ov
20 wears and was ALWAYS faithful to