Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-01-21
NEWPORT PERSONALS

in North Hatley.
Reginald Craner has returned from
visit to st. Johnsbury.
Jay Carr left Saturday night for
visit to- Springfield, Mass.
A. A. Bishop went to Boston on a
business trip Saturday night.
Miss Helen Jenne spent the week
end with friends in North Troy.
DR.. w. W. Lynch of Sherbrooke
was IN town the last of the week.
John Gardyne of Toronto, spent the
weekend visiting friends in town.
George Hamilton of Dartmouth COL
lege spent the weekend at home.
c. B. Albee has gone to Concord,
N. II. where he will remain a week.
Sec. of State Harry Black, spent the
weekend with his family in Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. William Foster
spent the weekend at St. Johnsbury.
A son, James Norman, was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Richardson last
week.
DR.. and Mrs. c. V. Hight spent
Sunday at their former home in Len
knoxville.
Miss Annie Cote and Mrs. Stella
Davis visited in Sherbrookes over the
weekend
Miss Mary de Golyer returned Sun
day to her school at Dana Hall after
a visit here.
Edwin Camp of Dartmouth college
spent the weekend at his home on
Sias avenue.
Miss Florence Goodnough was alb
sent from her work last week on
account of illness.
Miss Viola Dunn spent the week
end at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Gendron in Barton.
Harold A. Mack of the university
, of Vermont was in town over the
weekend on business.
John Police left for Boston on a
business trip Sunday night, to be
gone most of this week.
Mrs. Solomon Bourque and son, of
North Hatley, visited at the home of
s Patsey Daley over Sunday.
: A daughter, Marguerite Joyce, was
) born last week to Mr.. and Mrs. Parker
McCauley of Newport East.
Miss Alice House left Saturday
noon for Boston, for a two weeks
vacation and visit to friends.
5 Patsey Daley went Sunday to Bar
ton to install the officers of the st
5 Paul Court No. 1175, c. 0. F.
3 Mrs. Richard Hurst left Monda!
morning for Hartford Conn. to visi
z her daughter, Mrs. Maurice Blanchard
2 Raymond Benedict who is in tn,
8 custom service at Beecher Falls
2 spent the weekend calling on friend
< in town.
z J. R. Akin leaves Tuesday nigh
5 for Boston to attend a director
9 meeting of the Atlantic Coast Hard
8 ware Stores.
z James Kenneth Goggin who ha
5 been visiting Russell Humphrey tn
9 past week returned to his home i
81 Everetts Mass, Sunday o>glo--~~0-0---C..
z Mr.. and Mrs. L. A Rabidoux VIII
8 have been visiting at the home @
9 Ted Revoir for a week, have left TO
3 their home in Philadelphia.
3 The Ladies Social Union of tn
2 First Congregational churcn Will mee
Q with Mrs. Dean Dwinell, on Secon
o SII66I OI 1A01 SAcAy
3 Miss Doris Blanchard has returne
Q to her work in the office and VIZ
9 trola department of the True ar
8 Blanchard Company store, after
2 weeks vacation.
9 Mrs. Kate Holbrook who is maxim
her home this winter with Mr.. al
Mrs. Delos Buck at Middlesex, a
g rived Saturday night to visit MRS.
5 F. Bigelow for week
St On Tuesday evening Mrs. G.
5 Root entertained the Thursday CIl
9 of twelve ladies at her home. II
3 ladies played bridge, and fine lun'
2 was served by the hostess.
5 Mr.. and Mrs. Delos Buck and far
9 ilv of Middlesex arrived here %
3 urday night. Mrs. Buck and the ty
. children will remain this week ~
z Buck returned Sunday night.
2 Mrs. L. S. Scott of Highland av
& nue.. when going into the shed r
= day afternoon, caught her dress 4
9 the door which caused her to I;
5 backward, injuring her quite pad
: The Womans Club has recent
= purchased and placed in the assel
z blv room of the Goodrich Memoir
81 Library, a handsome library tar
z of CHARTERED oak,of finest flnlsn
= texture.
( Miss Florence Taylor spent t
8 weekend in ST. Adams as the quo
& of Miss Mollie Beals, formerly
4 Newport, who was for several yea
8 employed in the law office of You
8 and Young.
9 John M. Brigham of Montpel
Z spent Sunday as the guest of a
and Mrs. H. G. Blanchard. MI. br
ham came last week to see his
81 fer Miss Marie johnson, of Der
2 who has been quite i'll