Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-10
NEWPORT PERSONALS
Mrs. Ralph Hamblet is i'll.

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Mrs F. M. Sherman remains ill.
Miss Frances Fairbrother is sick.
Edwin Hunt is having the mumps.
Mrs. II. H. Green was ill last week.
Mrs. Asa Sleeper is unable to be
out.
Mrs. Margaret Mason is i'll with
laryngitis.
J. F. Lambert was i'll the first of
the week.
Ray Sheehan has recovered from
severe illness.
Miss Florence Taylor was i'll the
first of the week.
Miss Ada Lowrey is i'll at her home
IN st. Johnsbury
Miss Lois Pierce is ill at her home
in East Berkshire.
Charlie Briggs, who has been i'll. is
able to be out again.
Dir. Hanson Hight was in Sutton
Saturday on business.
Mrs. G. w. Smith has been for
some time i'll with the grip
, Abraham and Moses Arkin left on
Monday for a trip to Boston.
Miss Ruth Somers of Derby spent
the weekend with her mother.
DIR. Fred ,Eldridge ofySkinner, Me-.
was a visitor in town Saturday
Mrs. Walter Akin of Beebe was the
guest of Mrs. j. r. Akin Friday.
Mrs. Bert Reed of Richford visited
friends in the city over the weekend
Miss Bertha Pomfrey is back at
work after an absence caused by the
mumps.
Miss Albertine Liable returned to
her work in the F. d. Flint store
Monday. o3
s A. A. Bishop made his regular
weekly visit to his Barton studio on
Friday. ..5r
: Gerald Buzzell of the postoffice
force is confined to the house with
the mumps. a $3.50 Ist 5f-of
Melvin Willis is absent from his
duties at the Newport bakery on ac-
count of illness.
I Mrs. C. E. Leavitt was absent from
her work the first of the week on ac-
count of illness.
i Harold N. Keith is substituting on
Mr.. Gilchrist's run to Boston as ex-
press messenger. 81 II u {;
4 Rev. H. B. Rankin returned Sunday
moon from New York where he has
been for treatment. ls-,)
| City Letter Carrier Ed. Wells, who
I,s, II
to his work Monday.
Miss Della Deatte began work on
Monday morning in the garment de-
partment of the Gilman store.
/ Mrs Dell Tibbetts and Miss Mae
Tibbetts returned Monday to their
work in the Gilman department.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl French of Or
| leans were the guests of MIR. and
Mrs. j. R. Akin Friday evening.
Mrs. Daisy Bassett is the new clerk
in the American Clothing Co. She
began her work Wednesday of last
week. t,lstia 4-it "a - erar
Reginald Burns left Friday night
with Melbourne White for Rochester,
IN. Y, where he will enter business
college. M ~ - ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Aubin were
called Saturday to St. Johnsbury by
the death of Mrs. Aubin's brother-in-
law, Mr. Bourke. ..s..,t s5Ir III "a
i David Camp, Edwin Camp and Oh
Iney Morrill, spent the weekend al
their homes during short vacation
of Dartmouth college. n N nd. "a,
| Mrs. Albert Seguin is employed in
fAI. d
labsence of Miss Geneva Lontine, who
has been very i'll with pneumonia,
Miss Rita Chappen returned Tues
day to her work in the B. & M
freight office after an absence caused
tby the death of her mother in Barton
| Mrs. Mary Brown left Monda.
moon for a visit to West Burke. Sh'
will leave this week for Boston wher'
she intends to remain about ten day
for the purpose of studying thu
spring and summer styles 5d3 Il y
Mrs. Sidney Davis has Sreturne'
from New York, where she went t
care for her daughter, Mrs Pear
Brown. Mrs Brown and little daugh
ter, Pearl, returned with her. Il =
Miss Hazel johnson has recoveret
from a severe illness. She left OF
Tuesday for her home in Keene, n
H. and will go from there to Clare
mont, where she has been engaged a
pianist at the fremont theatre.
si Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Livingston
lcelebrated their 25th anniversary OF
Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs Urban Liv
ingston, were the gguests of the day
Mrs. Livingston's condition is mucl
improved.
e. r. Burt received word Monda.
that his mother in Coventry was YER
sick. Owing to the fact that nurs
could not be found to care for hel