Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-07-30

sons, Chester of Newport, and Carl
ton of Derby, one sister, Mrs. Emma
Hamblet of Charleston, and twin
brother, Theron of Derby.
Geo. d. Gilchrist returned Mon
, day to his duties as express messen-
ger on the Boston run, having en-
joyed weeks vacation.
I Lucius Welcome died July Is, at
the home of his son, Asa B. Welcome.
The funeral was held Monday, Rev.
L. A. Edwards officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. L. Drown are
visiting their son, Harlow, at Tx
bridge, Mass. They will also visit
other places before their return.
Large crowds attended the Premier
Monday and Tuesday, to see the pic
ture, "Micky" which is highly spoken
of. Orchestra music was furnished.
Geo. ]. Eaton, agent of the Amer
lean Express Co., is enjoying two
weeks vacation, camping down the
lake Later he viii visit his old
home at Whitefeld, N. H.
DIR. o. L. Gould has been confined
| to his bed for the past week. He is
now improving slowly. The doctor
/ does not expect to reopen his office
this season owing to his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Callahan and
daughter, OF Guilford, Me-, are stop
ping a few weeks with Mr.. and Mrs.
A. c. Clark. They will go to Enfield,
N. H, later, where he has position.
Mrs. Arch S. Haven and daughter,
Shirley, who have been visiting her
father, NJ J. Robinson, have returned
to their home in Vergennes, and were
accompanied by Miss Lucille Robin
son.
The ball game Saturday, between
/ Newport and Beebe, was very hotly
contested game, requiring II innings
to bring the deciding score winch
stood five to four in favor Of New
port.
Rev. Luther Coburn of North
Woodbury., Conn.,, and Herbert Coburn
of Boston, are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. L. Coburn, and
brother, Fred. They made the trip
here by auto.
B. c.. Davis, proprietor of the West
Derby bakery, has purchased of Mrs.
lLorimer the block on Coventry street,
now occupied by the grocery store OF
Jos. Gendron Mr.. Davis is not
ready to announce to the public his
plans concerning this building.
Contractor H. o. Smith has beer
awarded the contract for building g
; large addition to the convent, cost
upwards of $4,000. Particulars Of
the building will appear later. WORE
on the excavation for the foundation
has been started.
Earl Davis, who was recently dis
charged from the army, is putting
the Lakeside restaurant IN shape fol
reouening. Mr.. Davis was doing {
good business when he answered the
6 draft call and will no doubt hav'
: good patronage, as he is a good cool
and keeps a clean place.
The third game of the 'Sunse
!, League" was plahed last Wednesda!
night, resulting in victory, tin
second) for the south side. The
r nancial benefit for the hospital tun
= from these games amounts to nearI
$4,000 The games have been we
:, attended and furnished some goo
d sport.
L. B. Wellman received an an
;, lnouncement that his brother, Harr
r WeIlman has resigned his position
as vice president of the waiter IN
Lowney Co., in charge of sales an
f advertising, and accepted probes
), sor's chair in the Amos Tuck scnoc
of administration and finance a
, Dartmouth college.
h About 80 masons with ICY" Shel
burne as chaperon, chartered tn
8 "Yioco" Sunday, and went to Pel
7, kins Landing, where lunch was en-
Ii loved. Several climbed Owls Hea
mountain and visited the noted nal
n ural lodge room. The party afte
- cruising among the islands, returne
to Newport in the evening.
: Henry Bernard, solicitor and co
!, lector for the Metropolitan Lie
surance Co., at Newport, has receive
oI the appointment as deputy superlr
N tendent, effective August 1st, takln
the place made vacant by the prone
r. ton of M. c. Arel. 1t is expecte
ne that Cleon Seaver of North Troy, WI
S. take the territory now cared Tor {
Mr. Bernard.
~ M. C. Arel, for several years CO.
:, nected with the Metropolitan Lie l.
surance Co., and located at Newpo
for some time, as deputy superlntel
II, dent. has received merited promotlo
", w having been appointed district su
'k' erintendent for the company at Bat
N. H., going there August lst. M
nd and Mrs. Arel have many fr1en
re here who are glad of his success, D
X. rarro+ that If neceSSltateS the