Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-08-20

OXv1He. Que, visited Mrs. NaIIeetS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Ram, re-
Gently
Miss Mildred Jacobs of Derry, n.
H, who has been visiting her sister,
Mrs Leon Griggs, has returned TO
her home
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery WiIkie and
daughter spent the weekend visit
ing Mr.. Wilkes parents at St.
JOhnsbury.
Erwin Sargent and Arnold Berry
went TO the Canadian Northwest on
sist in the harvest.
Ephraim Nolette of Glen road has
purchased the Louis Mongeon black
smith shop in Coventry, and took
possession Monday.
Miss Lauretta Bastien has return
ed TO her home in Montreal after
spending a few days with her uncle,
Rev j. VI. H. Bastien.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. C. Clark and chill
dren attended the annual Clark and
King reunion, which was held at
Clark Borland,.s in Glover Aug. IA.
Hiram B. Haskell and 4. ". Libby
city the past week in the interest of
the National School of Accountancy.
Park Davis and daughter, Mrs
Florence Phillips of Dorchester,
Mass, who have been visiting at G.
c. Leavitt's, have returned to their
home
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrile Lamontague
of Montreal, who have been visiting
at Mrs Antoine Demands of Glen
Road, returned to their home the first
OF the week
Mrs Harry Moulton and children
of East st. Johnsbury are spending
two weeks In the city, visiting her
sisters, Mrs. o. T. Hardy and Mrs.
Joseph Pond
The Newport band went to Lyn-
donville Saturday TO play for the
celebration OF the returned soldiers
They report large gathering at the
celebration and fine time.
Mrs. Lawrence Smith and two chill
dren, Graham and Dorothy, of Mag
ara Falls, Ont, who have been visit
ing at Emery Wilkes for some time,
have returned to their home
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Connolly and
I daughter. Ruth, of Dorchester, Mass,
are spending a week IN our city, Wis
ting their daughter, Mrs Urban Liv-
mgston- They made the trip by
auto.
DIR. and Mrs. W. A. Reynolds have
been called TO Boston, owing to the
death OF their uncle, NJ l. Kelsey,
at his home in Los Angeles, Cal, on
Aug 3D. Interment viii be at East
Milton, Mass
/ Corporal Clyde KERN Of the 59th
/ infantry, 4th division, who was IN
service overseas Is months, has ar
rived home. During his war ex-
perienee he was in four big battles
/ and came out without scratch
/ Mrs. W. III. Morrill, Of 29 North
avenue went Monday to Maymount,
Sask-, where she viii make her
home She was accompanied by her
son, Guy Ellis, who goes TO the Can
adam Northwest TO work IN the har-
vest season
Thursday, Aug. 14th, the chemical
engine was called by telephone to a
chimney fire IN the house occupied
Quick time was made with the True
t& Blanchard Co. truck, but only a
hand chemical was used
Il E E. Flanders, manager Of the
Orleans Motor company, and Dana
Hancock went 10 Boston Friday
might, returning home the first of the
week, bringing home G. NJ c. two
ton truck. also a Buick-six 1920
model, which is sold to Frank Rice OF
Derby
4 Sherbrooke Eastern Exhibition of
IfciaIs have again engaged F. w
| THOMPSON of our city as superinten-
dent Of gates and traffic This Is Mr.
Thonpson's fourth year with these
people, and all who attend this ex.
. hibftiou can rest assured that ne viii
look out for the public's interest.
Last Saturday while Frank Burns
was driving his automobile, the car
bureter was giving him some troubls
and In trying to correct same his nose
came IN contact with the steering
gear with such force that the moss
was broken He was taken TO thu
Rrightlook hospital at st. JohnsburJ
. for repairs, which VIII keep him lait
up for only short time.
/, Edith Somerville, Harriet Goss
Mildred Pomeroy, Clare Coburn an.
Lorena Young, five Of Newport's lit
tie girls, wanted TO assist In tn
building of the new hospital, and OF
August 9Th conducted a yegetabl
and lemonade sale on the city park
As the result Of their efforts IN tn
hot Gun. 1857 was turned over TO tn
treasurer for q good cause.