Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-09-24

1t is expected that the pulpit will be
supplied Sunday.
NEWPORT PERSONALS
Miss Leota Cobleigh returned to
the Mt. Ida school this week.
Dorothy Spear has returned to her
school at U. V. NJ, Burlington.
Mrs. Spencer Badger of New York
visited at Freda Mosher's last week.
Elmer Humphrey spent the week
end with his uncle, Geo. Fisk, of Bar
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Bowen have
returned home from visit with rela-
tives in Utica, n. Y.
Dana Hancock was in St. Adams
Monday in the interest of the Or
leans Motor company.
Louis Buskey of ID West Main
street has purchased a house of j. K.
Aubin at 81 Pleasant street extern
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Hart of Welles-
ley Hills, Mass, have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Grout the past
week.
Mildred Allen, who has been con-
fined to the house by sickness, re-
turned to her work at the telephone
office Monday.
J. r. Akin of the firm of True &
Friday to purchase holiday goods
for the store.
Lillian Carter, who has been visit
ing her uncle, B. s. Curtis, for the
past three weeks, has returned TO her
home in Albany, N. Y -z.
Dana Hancock returned to Boston
for the second time last week Friday
night and drove home q Buick-Six
for the Orleans Motor Co.
L. o. Drew went To Boston Friday
night TO accompany his daughter,
Dorothy, to Newton, Mass, where
she will enter LaSalle institute.
The Ladies in charge of the Victory
Tea Rooms Sunday report that they
fed 2O3 people at their turkey dinner,
the total receipts for the day being
S258.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. c. Lawson return
ed home from Boston Sunday by au-
tomobile, coming by way of Spring,
field. Mass, that they might attend
the exposition.
A. E. Ponton is in Windsor this
week attending a session of the u.
S. federal court, as Interpreter In the
| case of j. F Blay VS.. Grand Trunk
Ry., which is on trial.
| Fred Woodruff. o. S. Searles and
VIM. Bond left by automobile Sunday
| morning to attend the jewelers. con,
| yention which was held at Hotel
| Waumbech, N. H., on Monday.
| L. Conn, who has been employed
/ at the Frost Veneer mill the past
two weeks, while working at the mill
/ Monday forenoon had the misfortune
| to receive slight cut on his thumb
| from the splitting saw.
Mr.. and Mrs. N L. Foster enter.
tanned as guests at dinner Saturday
MT. and Mrs. Clayton Story, George
Story and family and Clarence Day
and family of Morrisville. The party
represented three generations.
| Last Thursday evening 49 mem
hers of Evening Star Lodge No. 81, i
10. o. F. went to Derby in II auto
Fl mobiles, to attend the annual dlstrlc
meeting of the order, at which tim'
they exemplified the third degree
There was a large attendance and ,
good time is reported.
III The house committee at the Vic
tory Tea Rooms announce that tn
tea rooms will close Sunday, Sept. =
While it has been expected that tn
rooms would be kept open for long
err period, the early closing wa
caused by the difficulty in gettinl
committees to do the work.
z. I. Dane, engineer for the firm
of Prouty & Miller Lumber Co., re
turned home from Boston Saturday
| where he has been for three week
] taking down and loading an engin
recently purchased by the firm flo
their new mill. 1t required two car
| to transport the engine to Newport.
Miss Florida Palm, daughter @
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Palm of Gle
road was unitde in marriage to Her
nv Limoge Tuesday morning, Sep
23d. The ceremony was performe
by the Rev. FIR. ]. M. III. Bastien 8
! lSt. Mary's church at 2 o'clock TT
wedding breakfast took place at tt
home of the groom's parents, Mr.. an
! Mrs. Phelix Limoge. In the evenin
a wedding supper was SERVED at tt
home of the brides parents, ats
! which a dance was enjoyed. Mr.. ar
Mrs. Limoge will live on the Gle
: road.
Saturday evening Harry Hun
= phrey of Barton and Eunice Collins
Orleans were married at the Congr
gational parsonage here by Rev.