Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1917-10-03

| national army at aver, MASS.
A brother of Mr.. Manogue arrived
Friday and took charge of the body
and had it transported to Cohoes, n.
| took place Sunday. Many of the
business men and citizens gathered
at the Y M I. club rooms Friday
night and marched to Stays under
| taking rooms and from there marched
as an escort to the railroad station.
NEWPORT PERSONALS
Nathaniel Scott has enlisted as
left here Wednesday.
Asst. Postmaster Clinton A. Wood
was called to Worcester last week by
the death Of his mother.
G. H. Prouty returned from Maine
| Tuesday, called home because of the
fire damage to his home recently.
Miss Eleanor Dale of Victoria, B.
c., and Miss Marjorie Dale of Boston
are visiting relatives in West Derby.
Miss Ferol Wellman left Saturday
for Bridgeport, Conn, to enter the
Fannie Smith kindergarten training
school.
Jos. Brigham has purchased the
Robert Baker house on Cross street
and moved his family here from St.
Johnsbury.
Elsie Parker, who has been stop
ping with her niece, Miss Ferol Well
man, the past week, has returned to
her home in Lowell.
John Wells returned last week
from Fort Worth, Texas, where he
went as delegate of the Brotherhood
Of Railway Carmen.
Jess Boynton is moving from Third
street to 40 Central street and Mr..
Shehee will occupy the tenement va
Gated by Mr.. Boynton.
Clinton Wood let Arthur O. Norris
the contract to build dwelling house
on Highland avenue and the work on
the let has commenced.
M. C. Arel, H. Larabee, C. Brooks,
G. E. Curtis and A. C. Clark went to
Troy Thursday night to visit Mason
lc Union Lodge No. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Wilcox of
burlington have been spending a few
days with Mrs. Wilcox's mother, Mrs
Wood, at Timothy Humans.
Mrs. Mabel (Cattanach) Foster of
New Hartford, Conn.,, has returned
to her home, having been the guest of
Mrs. W. R. Prouty a few days.
Mrs. Edith Willett left last week
for her home in Ventura, Cal. She
has been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Leroy S. Scott on Highland ave-
nue..
George B. Young of Montpelier
MOO W,
recently, returning Wednesday. He
Augusta Young.
Fl. C. Potter was taken before
Judge Wright in the municipal court
on charge of driving an automobile
too fast on the village streets and was
fined SIS and costs.
The Ladies' Reading Circle met
this afternoon with Mrs. Augusta
Young, who entertained them at sup
per which was served in the League
room Of the M e. church.
Capt. Corey and several of the boys
Of Co. L were home over Sunday
from Westfeld, Mass. An apprecia-
ton banquet was rendered them Sat-
urday night in West Derby.
Ora Piper, 80 years of age, died
Sunday at the Pittsford sanitarium
The remains were BROUGHT to New
port and the funeral was held Tues
day at the West Derby Baptist church
: and Rev. Pomfrey officiated.
The ladies of the W. H. M. S. and
". F. M. S. of the Methodist church
served a hash supper Thursday to
about $50 persons. In the evening
. Miss Clementina Butler of national
fame spoke in the interests Of the w
F. M. S.
Co. H, Home Guards spent Sun
, day at the Bluffs in training. The
plan for muster in November has
! ming for other days of drill similar
to Sundays drill. W. E. Kipp served
as company caterer.
r. w. Lampson and assistant, Mr.
Coburn, who were sampling and test
ing importations of milk and cream
from Canada under the direction OF
D. c., have closed their labors here
and returned to New York
Tuesday of last week David Camp
and Donald Akin went duck hunting
! up Black river in canoe. In some
way Camps gun was dlScnarged, aht
being pointed downward, tore large
] hole in the canoe, with few scatter
ing shot taking refuge in young
Atkins leg. The canoe at once sank
leaving the boys in the water to swim
ashore, which they did Immediately
but being on the wrong side of the
river they swan across and Camp as
! sisted Akin to the road and they were
fortunate in seeing DR.. Gould with hi!
( car, who took them home and dressed
the wound. Akin was taken to st
Johnsbury hospital Wednesday, whe1