Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-15
NEWPORT
Mrs. Frank Sherman is i'll.

George Hayes youngest child is sick
with bronchitis.
Mrs. Frank Kelley was visiting at
Hyde Park last week.
Morning Star Lodge of Rebekahs
will install officers Jan. IT,
About forty water meters have been
installed by the water commissioner.
Mr. and Mrs L. NJ Downey's little
girl is recovering from severe attack
of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Moore left Tues
day for a two weeks visit in Boston
and Attleboro.
Several owners of fast horses tried
out their speed on the lake trotting
course Saturday.
H. G. Blanchard and H. S. Green
are among the sick ones, with the pre-
vailing hard cold.
Clementine Hayes left Saturday for
Manchester, N. H., to visit an aunt
for about week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Flint have both
been confined to the house with severe
colds the past week.
B. F. Hamilton left the first of this
week for Springfield, Mass, to visit
relatives for few weeks.
! The crack Newport Co. L basket ball
team play the champion F. c.. associa-
ton next Wednesday night.
/ Mrs. Laura Bartlett has again closed
her home on Green Place, to take care
of her aunt, Mrs. Oscar Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Archibald Wells child
is now considered out of danger. hav-
ing been very sick with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs w. II jerks of St.
Johnsbury were in town to attend the
! funeral Of Mrs. jerks brother, w. D.
Blake
Joel Hubbard, one Of Newport's bows.
now local editor of the Windsor Jour-
nal, is off duty with a carbuncle on his
neck.
| Mrs. Andrew Applebee of Island
I Pond visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. l..
| Moore and other relatives here last
week
Miss MCGOWAN Of Georgeville was a
visitor in town last week and of her
aunt Mrs. Herbert Daley, West
| Derby.
Dwight. son of Henry SQuires, is
working in the Orleans Trust Com
pany's bank. during the time he is not
in school.
George Smith moved the first of this
week, from the house he recently sold
to w. J. Renihan, to the Hope house
on Cottage st.
There are many children quite sick
with hard colds or pneumonia. Arson
Clark's youngest child and w. D. God
frey's child have pneumonia.
B. A. Curtis, undertaken. was called
to West Charleston Jan. by the death
of Chas. Ewens. aged 81 years and
nine months. The funeral was held
Thursday.
Mrs. Clara Robinson started for New
York, Jan. Z, for few days visit.
She and her daughter, Mrs. Alice Sto-
ry will then leave for Pasadena, Cali
fornia to spend the winter.
Sheriff Hill went to Albany last
Wednesday and brought back Daniel
Heath. After being adjudged insane
before the proper court he will be en-.
tered at the Waterbury insane asylum
Lee Tinkham, who left the Express
and Standard Office about two weeks
ago, to accept similar position in 8
printing office in Bristol, N. H., writes
that che has good job and he likes
it."
Joseph Morrill, died Jan. of pneu
monia at the age of 60 years. The
funeral was from the Catholic church
Saturday morning A son of the lat,
Joseph Morrill, is also sick with pneu
monia.
Tinker's novelty orchestra gave
dance in school hall last night, which
was we'll attended. Some of the fines
music and specialties were rendere
: that Newport patrons have ever bee
J favored with.
DR.. Benz. Holmes of Buffalo, N. Y.
has been assigned as Inspector for tn
Bureau of Animal Industry of the locs
Customs services, during the continue
absence of DIR. G. w. Wood by reaso
: of illness.
Editor D. w. Hildreth of the EXPIRES
y and Standard started last Wednesda
n for his winter home in balmy, palm
n Florida-Just in time to escape thu
). cold snap that arrived on schedule tin
:, from the West.
RI Several B. & M. trains with perisl
:. able freight mere detained in the val
: here last week by lack of coal for the
engines and the yard was quite col
t. gested. The local coal dealers howev,
. have plenty of all sizes of anthraci