Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-08-12

II Orville d. Hancock has been running
R. F. D. route No. l while A. r.
Wells is taking part of his annual
vacation.
T. S. Tinkham has resumed his
duties in the Orleans Trust company
bank and T. c. Camp is taking his
vacation.
The preaching services in the M. E.
church Sunday were conducted by Miss
Foster. who delivered most able dis
courses.
| Floyd Miller of Washington, D. c.,
an Inspector Of government buildings,
is visiting his sister, Mrs E. A.
Hamilton, here.
r. Fl. Clement of the postoffice force
is back on duty again after an en-
forced vacation of a few days on
account of illness.
w. E. Adams, international secre-
tary of the Y. M. C.. A. of Seattle,
WASH, is stopping at his cottage at
Farrant's Point, for some time.
Judge Rufus Spear of the probate
court will leave Aug. IA for two
weeks vacation, the probate office at
Newport. however, will be kept open.
Mrs. Williamson. mother of Clark
Williamson, died at Newport Monday
night. The funeral and interment
will be at Dixville, P. O.. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rogers and
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Skinner are taking
motor trip to Portsmouth and
Boston and will be away about a
week.
Filters announcing a Sunday school
assembly at Ocean Park, Maine, from
August IA to 81, are out, and very
low round trip rate is named for this
special outing.
Fred Coburn spent last week in
camp down the lake, thus taking part
of his vacation. Fred Crawford. sub
carrier and clerk, filled the vacancy
during his absence.
DR.. K. L. McClary, while attending
patient Sunday, was suddenly at
tackled by shock of paralysis. His
left side is paraIyzed and he is in a
very critical condition.
The Frost Veneer conpanv who
have been running on short time foT
some weeks past, will be entirely shut
down for a short time. while a new
engine is being installed at the plant
Ernest A. Scott, the popular order
man from the Cobleigh store. is con-
templatlng selling out his horse. cows.
poultry, etc., in order to pay little
more attention to the new bow. who
recently arrived in his home.
| Frank Patterson of the Monarch
Evaporator company has returned
from his recent trip in the interests of
the fair exhibits of the comnanv
They will make exhibits of their s1oar.
ing tools at fifteen fairs, commencino
with the Orleans County fair at Rartor
next week.
At the races being held here bv tht
Memphremagog Driving club fodaI
] and tomorrow. all the classes have
!, large list OF entries. Fred Pickle ha
a string OF seven entered and fou
other parties who have horses at th,
PARK IN carton also have entries in th
) different races. TomorroW's bali oar
3 VIII be between Newport and Orlean
; and should prove interesting.
z Music lovers will be richly renaid
5 present at the midsummer treat !;
store on Saturday evening when tn
z Mozart Ladies quartet appears in tn
NJ Il. church. Each of the four ladie
is an artist and the program varied h
vocal ana instrumental (piano, mande
5 lin ana GUITAR numbers and also
2 character sketch, makes the evening,
entertainment most ENJOYABLE.
; The NJ; E. Sunday school in conjune
2 ton with the Sunday schools =
z Georgeville held picnic at Georoe
; vile yesterday. The Lady of tn
2 Lake brought the Georgeville party
z Newport where they were Joined h
5 the Newport Sunday school and rf
, turned to Georgeville, where athleti
z sports and ball game were INDULGE
3 IN between the two schools as we'll =
> a big picnic dinner.
z Asa Morse. who works for F. T
3 Davis, met with an accident res,,itin
2 in breaking his left leg above the knee
z The accident happened Saturday afte1
) noon on the Derby lake road Just mort
9 OF the Sayball residence, when a
Y automobile coming around a shar
:. curve frightened the horse driven b
8 Morse. causing it to back from tt
g road through narrow place between
q telephone post and a barbed wi,
8 fence, throwing two of the occuoan
G over the fence into the adioinir
q field. Besides the injuries sustainf
8 by young Morse. the other man w:
g severely scratched and shaken up. b,
q escaped with no broken bones. TT
3 third occupant of the rig, and Il
G horse escaped uninjured. Mr.. Nor
3 was taken to his home in Glen Dert
3 where he is being cared for.
& NEWPORT CENTER