Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-07-14

NEWPORT

Theron Meader OF Boston IS VlSlL1ng
his. mother, Mrs. S. F. Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil HoIbrook of
Newark were in town Friday.
C. H. Aiken of Richford was bust
ness visitor in town last week.
E. L. Alexander of Glover was
business visitor in town Monday.
A. C. Clark was in Glover Friday to
attend the funeral Of a relative.
Miss Eva Randall of TiIton, N. H., is
visiting here and in West Derby.
Earle Rickaby is visiting his grand
parents in st. Johnsbury for few
weeks.
w. G.. Goss has gone to California
as the railroad manager of Whitcomb
tourist party.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Huntington and
son are at York Beach, Me-, for a
weeks outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. West are the
parents of daughter born. June s27.
Congratulations.
A. w. Flanders and family and Mrs.
Gregory visited his mother in Hard
wick Saturday and Sunday.
W. R. Daley and family of Green
vile, Me-, are visiting Mrs. Dailey's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Black.
Mrs. Lydia Bailey of Newport Gen.
ter is visiting at the home of her son,
J. Arthur Bailey, on the Lake Road. -
Lyman Harvey of Passumpsic was
a business visitor in town last week
and visited his cousin, Mrs. B. T.
Webb.
= A baseball team from Newport went
to Sherbrooke Saturday and played
against a Sherbrooke team, winning
the game.
Mrs. l.. B. Wellman and daughter.
Ferol, returned Friday night from a
two weeks stay at North Rye Beach,
N. H., and Boston Mass.
Whitney Watson of New. York has
been enjoying few days outing at his
cottage and visiting at "The Films, y
the home of E. J. Joslyn.
Fred M. Pickle, who has been at
tending races in various places II
Canada for the past few weeks with
string of horses. returned home Friday
The selectmen have called specia
town meeting to be held July 18th, tt
see if the town will buy stone crushel
and if so to secure funds to pay fol
same.
The Hines property now occupied by
the Newport Cash grocery and by the
Vermont Tobacco company was pur
chased last week by Edison Hope TO.
S14 1000.
Miss liza Tenney and Miss Glars
Whitaker are attending the nationa
convention of Christian Endeavorer
at Chicago. Miss Tenney will return
Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Trip of New Yorl
arrived last week for visit at tn
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G
|. Moore Mr.. Trip has returned t.
New York and Mrs. Trip will remain
until Aug. 1st.
Asa Welcome, who has been serving
4 the railroad company as yard switch
man for the past year. has returned t.
work on the main line resuming hi
trainman's rights. His place a
switchman will be filled by Georg,
Trudell.
At the recent school meeting, E.
Smith was elected a trustee for tire
wears to succeed himself. A tax of 6
per cent was voted The superintend
J ent's report showed the names of 2
pupils on the "honor roll,' who ha.
neither absent nor tardy marks durin,
the entire school year and one who ha'
TOT received mark for five years.
The first moonlight excursion on tn
1E <Lo oh
|, will be tomorrow night under tn
auspices of the Newport Cornet band
On July %. there will be anothe
f e, clrsion, the steamer leaving tn
} wharf at 7.3O p. m. This is move il
I the right direction and we look for
, ward to many pleasant trips on tn
! lake before the season closes.
Fred Jenne, who has been i'll for tn
past three weeks died Thursday morn
ing at $50. Tuesday he was operate'
upon by DR.. Arm rong. from
. which he did not rally. His remain
> were taken Thursday tonight to Aber
! corn. P. O., where the funeral wa
; Sutton P @. The funeral was unde
the direction of Missisquoi Lodge F.
. A. M, of Richford, of which Mr., Jenn
was member Eighteen Sir. Knight
. from Malta Commandery No. 10, New
port, served as an escort. Fred Jenn
was born in Abercorn. P. O., Sept II
1865. the son of Lyndon and Dorind
Jenne. He was for quite term of year
in the employ of the c. P. Railwa
at Richford. later appointed as super
" iDtendent of the Pilsbury flour shed
s and transferred to Newport after tn
5 sheds were built here. He marie
: Flora Estella Currie, who survive
Ii him. He is also survived by his fathe
t and two sisters.