Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-04-21
NEWPORT PERSONALS

OTlSaOS.
P. C. Blanchard was i'll the first
of the week.
Miss Cecil St. German spent Sun
day in Barton.
Alfred Magoon was in Lowell over
the weekend.
Burt Dean and Guy Harris were
in town Sunday.
Fred Woodruff spent Sunday at his /
home in West Burke.
Armondo Balboni is the new clerk |
in Policies Fruit store.
Master Junior Hamilton has been
quite i'll the past week.
DR.. l.. E. Page spent the weekend
with friends in Montreal.
Miss Alice Trudeau spent Sunday
| IN Derby Line and StanStead.
Miss Florence Taylor spent the
weekend at her home in Cookshire.
Henry Liable, who is employed at
Barton, spent Sunday here with his
family.
| Miss Elsie Tredo has returned
from visit to her grandparents in
Randolph.
L. o. Drew has returned from an
extensive business trip to Boston
and New York.
Miss Byzantine Duchesneau is the
new clerk in the American Clothing
ICompany's store.
Miss Grace Longeway has taken
on Central street.
Miss Dorothy Mansfield returned
Monday from her home in Coventry
where she spent the week.
Ralph Hamblet left this week for
Boston on business trip and expects
to be away about two weeks.
Miss Lillian Leavitt had the mis-
fortune to slip on a rug in her home
Sunday receiving a sprained ankle.
Dana Hancock and Joe Canning re-
turned Sunday morning from Buffalo,
where they went after some new cars.
John Brouillette and Albert Lafoe
leave Saturday on two weeks fish
ling trip to Echo pond and lakes Sey-
mour and Averill.
Fred Mossa is at home from Mon
treal where he has been working for
some time, and expects to remain
here for some weeks.
Mrs. Emma Doty has returned
from Brightlook hospital where she
went for an operation, and her con-
dition is much improved.
Urban Livingston returned Satur-
/ day from Boston where he spent a
week. Mrs. Livingston will remain
there with her family for some time.
Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Camp visited
their sons, David and Edwin. al
Dartmouth college, Hanover, on their
return from Boston, the last of the
. week
i W. E. Bond is building a summer
cottage on the land recently pur
: chased by him at the Bluffs, situate,
between the Tinkham and Akin pro
perry.
Mrs. Joseph Colby and her son
: Joseph, from Montreal, who have
summer home at the Bluffs, spent /;
few days with friends here the las
= of the week
Mrs. Hugh Clark closed her labor.
at the Newport Bakery on Saturday
Mrs Claude Gokey will take hel
! place, beginning work next Monday
morning.
= Mrs. Ed. Burns went Friday night
to Waterbury where she will take
q electric treatments. Her mother, Mrs
Wing, returned Saturday to her home
. in Island Pond.
Miss Dorothy Lindsay of Boston
= Mass, spent the weekend with hel
. parents, Mr.. and Mrs Howard Lind
= say. Miss Lindsay is employed il
q the Boston Public Library.
1t ought to be generally known that
the studio of A. Allyn Bishop lead:
i all others in Vermont. Fine enlarge
ments as well as photographs in al
prices can be procured at the studio
= Roland Woodland, who has beer
working for the past few weeks il
Gendron's store, has closed his labor!
q there. Robert Decoteau, who wa!
q employed at Macdermaid's store il
taking his place in Gendron's.
= Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Creaser, Mis-
q Elsie Tredo and Miss Emma Blakel
b on Field avenue, recently purchases
.1by DR.. Petite, into the Bigelow ten
ement on North avenue
Carroll Huntington received mes
= sage by telephone Monday from /.
Weymouth of West Charleston, loca
Il director of the Baptist Forwar
= Movement. saying that the Charles
ton church put on its drive Sunda
. and raised s215O.80. Their quota
q only s1500.72.
II The Newport Baseball Associatio
q has procured the Memphremago
= park for baseball purposes this sum
a mer They viii cooperate with tn
q Memphremagog Trotting Associs
Il ton In running two race meetings
Il be held, one in July and one in AT
|. gust. This park is the best equippe
Il for baseball and other sports
The friends of Peter Author WEI