Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-04-16

They will be at home TO their
friends after May 18th at 90 Main
street
Rev. H. T. Coontz went to Boston
Sunday night TO remain s few days
on the Methodist centenary work.
Miss Helen Livingstone returned
Friday from Boston, where she at
tended the wedding OF her brother,
Urban.
The Tuckabache Sunday school
class held q sugar social Friday eve
ming at the NJ. Z. church dining
rooms.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Wellman were
called to Lowell Monday by the death
OF Volney Parker, father of Mrs.
Mrs. T. R. Holmes, who has been a
guest Of L. 0. Drew for two weeks,
returned Monday to her home in Dix
Vile, P. Q.
Mrs. E. A Hamilton went to Low
ell, Mass, Thursday 10 visit her 4
mother. She expects TO be absent 4
about two weeks
Ralph Hamblet broke ground Mon +
day er his new bakery which will be /
24x72 feet. 4 detailed description |
viii be given later.
The present management Of the /
Newport House viii close May 1st, +
and 4. VI. Bowen, the new proprietor /
viii take control May I'd.
c. E. Coruth of East Charleston
has returned from winters sojourn
IN Florida He visited his nephew, !
L. R. AIbee in Newport Thursday.
Donald Emery, who has been ab-
sent from home 20 months, and re-
Gently returned from France Is visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs c. 5.
Emery.
The union chorus for the Welcome
Home" service OF the churches VIII
hold its next rehearsal Tuesday eve
ming, April %, at the Congregational
church.
J.F. Lambert returned Friday from
q nine weeks trip in the South,
where he has been installing ma
chimes for the National Wrapping
Machine Co.
Several Of the railroad conductors
went TO Lyndonville Wednesday 10 at
tend the funeral of " s Eastman,
who was one Of the oldest conductors
on the road
A piano recital was given at the
home of Mrs. Al J. White Wednesday
evening by Miss Lillian Bertha Mudg-
Marion Mudgett-
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Gale and daugh-
ter. who have been spending the win
T ter IN Florida, returned home Tues
day. Mr.. Gale has rented the Dane
house for the summer
Nathaniel Scott, who has been serv-
+ ing in the L. s. navy as fireman,
has received his discharge and Is
stopping with his parents, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Leroy s Scott
/ F. ". Thompson entertained Friday
( Henry Smith Of Scranton, Pa, an Of
fetal of the Erie BY. Mr.. Smith was
an engineer on the Passumpsie rail
road about so years ago
1 A civil service examination for the
position OF assistant postmaster at
/ Newport Is advertised TO be held al
i Newport. April 26th- The position
may be filled by either male or fe-
male.
/ twenty-five members Of Union
/ Lodge No. I, /. Q. o. F. of Lyndon
vile visited Evening Star Lodge No
u 81 Tuesday evening Of last week Re
freshments were served after the
work Of the evening
Il Friday evening the sixth, seventh
and eighth grades Of the city schools
gathered at the school hall for a must
cal entertainment The numbers rem
dered were good and enjoyed by all
After the program all enjoyed So
cial time.
Lester D. Fuller was In Boston on
Wednesday attending q railroad
mems meeting ar which plans were
engineers on their return Mr. Full
Ter. who Is an employe Of the rail
road at Newport, has 2 son with the
Engineers
The ". C 7. L. met Thursday with
Mrs. c. /. Moore The following on
GERS were elected: Pres. Mrs Lillian
True: Vice Pres, Mrs Edna McIver,
Miss Rosie Wells, Mrs B H Hagar;
See. Mrs Nellie kiIby; Treas, Mrs
! Margaret Richard; Superintentdents
! OF departments % Be appointed BY the
president
The first annual banquet OF the
! Baraca Bible class Of the Main street
d Psurist church vas held Friday eve
. ming. Eightv-seveu men parLook Of
= the bouutIful repast, after which a
. J. Beebe. class president, served as
toast master, calling On several fol
: remarks The principal address was
. given By Rev W A Dawson Of Bur
Engton- The affair was q splendid
: success
As the ice Is clearing from the lzks