Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-01-08
NEWPORT PERSONALS

Monday.
C. A Prouty was called to Boston
Friday noon.
Dominic Miller is enjoying a va
cation in Nashua, n. II.
Mrs. Frank Buck of Barton visited
at E. F. Humphreys Saturday.
The pastor for the Baptist church
for January is Rev. c. B. Fisher.
Editor and Mrs. D. W. Hildreth
left Monday for Sarasota, Florida.
Robert McVicar of Montreal was
the guest of H. G. Blanchard Friday.
Mrs. W. R. Prouty and Mrs. D. n.
Dwinell are in Boston for few days.
The Congregational church annual
meeting is called for Thursday eve
ming.
Mrs. Percy of Lowell is visiting
her brother, Fred Sargent, for few
days.
Miss Mary Dearborn has as guests
her son, Van Dearborn, and Mrs
Dearborn.
DR.. Lynch of Sherbrooke was call
ed here Friday in consultation on
two cases.
Miss Matte a. Howe of Brookline,
Mass, is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. h.
G. Blanchard.
J.. F. Lambert has been in Boston
in the interest of the National Wrap
ping Machine Co.
Maurice Kendall called on relatives
and friends here last week before GO
ing TO Virginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Farrant return
ed the past week from Boston, where
they spent the holidays.
The Grange will install the officers
elect tonight. After the meeting,
supper will be served.
The partnership of Lee & Slack
has been dissolved. F. E. Lee Will
continue with the business
Dean Dwinell left Tuesday for
MONTPELIER as the city's first repre-
sentative to the legislature,
Mr.. and Mrs. U. a. Harris and
daughter visited her nephew, Her
bert Smith, in Orleans last week.
Miss la Tenney has returned to
the Office of DR.. II. F. Hamilton after
a visit in Portland, Me-, and Boston.
Vim. Coolidge has returned to Bos-
ton. Mrs. Coolidge will remain with
friends here a time before her re-
turn.
DR.. Fred Crawford went to Bos-
ton Tuesday. He will attend the
Alumni banquet of the Tufts Den
tai college.
H. A. Black is in Montpelier at
tending to the duties Of secretary Of
state. His family will remain IN
Newport for time.
". B. Bullock, D. D. G. NJ, and E.
E. JENNIE, were in Island Pond Thurs
day to install the officers in Essex
Lodge, No. Is, /. o. O. F.
John Butler Of the Internal Reve-
nue. Office at Boston is in the city on
business relative to the tax on GER
tain estates of over $4,000.
Lieut.. Aubrey Akin returned to his
home Saturday, having received his
discharge from service. He will re
turn TO Z. V. VI. TO resume his stud
les.
James Leithead went TO Boston on
Saturday for a few days vacation.
Jos. Waller, formerly in his employ,
is assisting in the market during his
absence
Roy ". Leach moved his family
here from Fitch Bay, P. O., Wednes-
day of last week, and is occupying
one OF Colodney's tenements, He will
preach in the Advent church.
The Board of Trade will hold a
meeting at the city council rooms
tonight. Some OF the items of bust
ness are relative to changing the
name of the organization, the dues
and bylaws.
Miss Marie Johnson of West
Charleston is stopping a few days
with her aunt, Mrs. H. G. Blanchard.
She entertained for the weekend,
Miss Fannie May and Miss ". Red
field of Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Gokay have
Coventry street and taken possession |
Mr.. Gokay was recently transferred |
to the L. S. Customs here and his /
family came here from Bennington. |
The alarm for fire Monday evening /
form Box 81 was for a fire started in /
the rags in the storeroom of Abram 4
Coplan- The rags mad Deen placed 4
too near the stove. The fire was /
quickly extinguished by the chemical |
apparatus.
Miss Freda Libby was given sur
prise party by members of the senior /
class of y. n. S. at her home on the |
Lake Road Saturday evening. The /
guests left her a fountain pen and |
ivory toilet articles as tokens of their /
friendship.
Co. II, V. H. NJ, gave a novelty /
dance at their armory in School hall |
Dec. 81. The decorations were red. /
white and blue streamers and allied I