Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-17
NEWPORT PERSONALS

NEWPORT PERSONALS
Lawrence Mosher spent Sunday
with friends in Coventry.
Walter H. Cleary was in Richford
Thursday.
A. c. Clark was in Rutland a part
of last week.
Miss Dorothy Norris began work
in C. H. Davis Office Monday.
Miss Grace Proctor of Barton spent
the weekend with Miss Avis Spauld-
ing.
Miss Frances Nutting has returned
to the home of Mrs. C. F. Bigelow
after visit to the home of her par
ents in North Troy.
Mrs. G. H. Newland desires to
meet the ladies chorus every Wednes-
nesday at the library until further
notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Kirkpatrick of
Pleasant street left Monday night for
Florida, where they will spend the
winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mossa spent
Sunday at Sutton, Que, the guests of
their brother, Mr.. Boutin.
The young ladies will hold a ''box
party" at Magoon's ball Wednesday
evening, Nov. II, at 1880. All are
/ sure of a good time.
Mrs. Harland Nye has moved her
household goods from Salem Derby
to her home at Ellsworth Mero's on
Clyde street.
Mr.. and Mrs B. T. Webb of Bay
View avenue left for Jeffersonville,
/ Florida, Monday evening. At Lyn-
donville they will be joined by friends
who will accompany them on the trip.
Miss Helen Mitson has been i'll in
hospital in Boston and Miss Jehan
has been called there to be with her.
H. o. Smith, Ray Hunt, Loren
Wenlock, Saturday and Sunday to
prepare their camp for the approach
! ing hunting season.
/: Mrs. Lunt and Miss Gertrude Lunt
plan to leave Thursday for Winchen-
don, Mass, where they will make
their home for a time with Miss
Lunt's sister, Mrs. Earl Goodsell.
In order to repair leak in the city
water system which occurred under
the new cement walk opposite the
| Renihan store, it was necessary to re-
move one of the large cement blocks
from the walk on Monday.
James Williamson of ST. Johnsbury
spent the weekend with his parents,
! Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Williamson. He
was accompanied back to st. Johns
bury, Monday, by his wife and child
who have been spending several days
in Newport.
| Mrs. c. A. Norris, who went to
| Nashua, N. H., to make her home with
| her son, Arthur has been i'll in the hos
pital at that place but is now on the
road to recovery.
Miss Alice Watkins celebrated her
eleventh birthday by entertaining nine
of her young friends at a supper
party Thursday evening. The time
was spent playing games. Alice re-
ceived several gifts as mementos of
the occasion.
The seventh grade entertained the
sixth grade at the school hall Friday
/ evening. AS usual everyone had a
good time in the games and pro
menades not forgetting the punch and
WaleIS SSTNeQ uuI1nS Iut evening"
Il The five piece orchestra, violin,
4 piano, clarinet, saxophone and traps
at Mrs. Puffer's Monday evening dane
ing class is making big hit. 1t il
"some music" Mrs. Puffers is devot-
ing her time in class just at present
to the two new Fox Trots, "The Music
Box" and the Horizontal Jazz"
Several from here attended the
: chicken pie supper at the Methods
church at Newport Center, Frida.
night. Besides excellent chicken pi'
, there was cranberry sauce, pickles
! cake, pie and coffee. Everything wa
{ served to perfection in the most pleas
! ing manner An entertainment fol
lowed the supper.
The Salvation Army hall was file,
{ Sunday evening and it is hoped tina
: the crowds will increase till it will b.
{ necessary to seek larger quarters. he
{ lief work is in full swing already am
5 there are plans being made for
. greater amout to be accomplished Il
{ the future. The regular meetings ar
. Monday, Wednesday and Saturda.
{ evenings and all day Sunday.
{ Rev. H. B. Rankin will direct a.
Z 'sOverseas" social at the Main Stree
T Baptist church, Friday. Nov. 19t
{ under the auspices of the Sunda
I school. From 1880 to $3.50, Personall
{ Conducted Tour of France; $3.50 t
! 9:15, stereopticon visit to Paris; 81
I to 9:45, Canteen Lunch. Each pei
{ son present will receive a souvenir
I This promises to be one of the mos
attractive and profitable social FUND
p Il.