Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-06-09
NEWPORT PERSONALS

ner nome IN Coventry.
Mrs. Claude Gokay and SON Alden
spent sunday in Derby Line.
Arthur McKindsey and Basil Raker
spent Sunday in Camp Merrimac.
Miss Alice Lontine of St Johns
Jury is visiting at her home here.
Miss Alice Mitchell is still absent
from her work on account of Illness
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hamblet have
Bluffs. ''''S a' the
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Briggs spent
Derby. ieii's In
Mrs. Bert Manual is ASSISTING IN
the basement department of Gilman's
store. -A-|'i1
Miss Rosa Wells has left the Rich
mond farm and gone to work at John
Policies. 0-i'-
Miss Dorothea Norris has taken a
position In Renihan's and began work
Monday.
F. d. Burns went Saturday to Bos-
ton to visit his sister, who remains
quite i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Rush have gone
into camp for the summer in Billings
cottage.
Ambrose Liable of Springfield.
Mass, has returned home for the
summer.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bodreau
OF Derby Line spent Sunday with
friends here.
| Mrs. Benjamin Lahar has complet-
ed her work at the Flint Store gar
ment department.
There will be a demonstration of
Chi-namel at H. S. Root & Sons store
June 10, II and II.
Mrs Roy Temple and small daugh-
ter, Barbara, of Tomifobia visited
friends here Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rawson
spent Sunday with their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. H. Rawson.
Miss Lillian Lahar began work Sat
urday in the monograph department
of True & Blanchard Co.
Mrs. Addie Brock is the new clerk
for the summer in the garment de-
lpartment of Flint's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Briggs and
daughter, Pauline, motored to Bur-
llington the last of the week.
Frank Hayward has greatly i'm
iproved his place on Elm street by re-
moving the front yard fence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Buck and son,
Lloyd of Richford visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Erastus Buck over Sunday.
Foster is trying out the H. c. L. on
, suits and shoes. See his ad IN this
paper. adV'
Harlan w. Kemp of Montpelier
= lpresident of the Union Mutual Fire
< Insurance Co., was in town Friday.
Graded schools closed Friday ant
most of the teachers have returned u
their homes for the summer vacation
? Mrs. John Ingram of Worcester
!. has returned home after two weeks
visit to her sister, Mrs. j. f. Barnard
Russell Humphrey returned hom
from Boston Sunday evening, bring
G inp a Ford coupe for the Lawson
f garage.
d A Fl. Grout. H. S. Root and G. +
e Root went Sunday to Burlington Z
: Grand Masonic Lodge, to be gon
1 a week.
E The eighth grade went Friday al
II lternoon on a picnic TO the bigeo'
= = Bluff in celebration of the last DAY
school.
Mr. and Mrs. Urban Livlngsto
attended the graduating exercises
North Troy Tuesday evening OF Las
- week.
Mrs. A. G. Goodwin went TINS wee
4 +o Roston with her daughter, Lucif'
= who will enter the chlldren's hospiCs
y for treatment.
: RAYMOND Jenne of Windsor wa
= the guest of his sister, MISS ~ e
Z Jenne. Sunday, after Vlsitlle L.
! mother in Derby.
4 A large line of new ana attractis
y flames in all grades and prices 1s
Z just peeh adv.
= Miss Belle Hight, who has pee
! FOR the past two weeks IN bosCoH on
z NJ Work were the guests on Satu
Z - of their brother, Dr.. danso
Z Hight. .hoIdar
pos+on were the guests OF MI. al
~. Geo. Wilder this week on Ine
! nav nav to North Troy to visit the 0o
! During the high wind Of f.. Monday %nrrs,
= =. I;r7h from tree IN the az q
Z taIs Wa. broken of, falling up
s ero Brooks' cottage, but no damal
: We" AZ q Bragg of Georgia spent Sc
ers al days last week with sao1 nis dang n;
/ Bragg Bra who has been T bome with fd hi
Z some time returned NOME nga
I Miss Laura Cobleigh Ina. has T NeWtt
/ home from Mt. ,v tGe 0I she gradual
3 Mass, from Mr. and Mrs. A. B. C
= last week. 10 in Newton for I