Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-06

| Dow le state fair. Mr.. and Mrs
Bradfoanc5c accompanied them as far .,
N;Sa and and Mrs. E. A. Hamilton .,d
v yuiss Marion Hamilton n,o rIoi ailo
Unite River Jet. ThursdsT GU Uc
oney VISITED Mr.. HamiltoT': Were
SET Ste the weekend and attended, Veu 4Is
at '4 thd Campbell, who is emploved
niant e Natlonal Wrapping Machine
poT.+ +1 = moving his family to New
tOlI TINS week and thew viii ,.aS;t,-
IN the Jennie Alexander homsa l - lesI oe
Lake avenue. muse at 1oU
rally rally day at the East Main s.
16Gaptist church was we'll ohS~,.,-c ~
-1ehloers and friends came - o ~
aalleeCing filling the church - 800 O,@O.i
wing, neeessitating the bTinginrr
William Mcguire and Harold Ko,
hlsoh were IN Shcrbrook S1,,,Jo,,
HHsre hennison was the Di+ebsS,''
LOT Snerbrool1e IN the Sherbroolroo ~
~ Johnsbury game. SherbroolSe
won the game. -o- = OOf-e
There is an effort being made 70
organize girls basket bali team
from the town. All girls in the tow
whether In high school or not wbo
VIII assist in this movement. leave
gsur names at the Newport News
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Shepard and
Mrs. Attic NJ. Leavens returned
thursday from Boston. where tbev
nave been attending the Sovereion
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows and
Rebekahs. Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. I,eav-
WITT returned Friday.
Delos Buck, proprietor of the Rio
Glow Pharmacy, is spending the
week IN New York and Boston mr.
chasing Xmas goods. Mr.. Buck is
Iully alive and intends TO keep the
Pharmacy up TO the high standard
IL has maintained for many years.
Mr. and Mrs. j. ]. Morrow of Raw
mond avenue are entertaining Mrs.
Morrow's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
w. Magoon of Salem, N. H., and
Mrs. NJ. c. Magoon of Lawrence,
Mass, also Mr.. Morrow's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morrow of Ken
nears Mills, Que.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Fairbrother
and son, Walter, left Saturday
morning for an auto trip through
the White Mountains. They were
equipped with a tent and will be
away for the weekend. Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. ]. Wentworth of the East
Side are also making the same trip
in their auto.
Carr & Blodah plumbers have had
two men in st. Johnsbury the past
week installing four of the Stewart
one pipe furnaces. They also have
installed one in Richford. In New
port city they have placed them in the
homes of George Hunter, Richard
Hackett, Mrs. Jeanette Knowlton,
c. H. Reid, Jack Oakley and Joseph
Greenwood.
Oscar J. ProulX has purchased an
interest in the Bert Dowlin tobacco
business known as jobbers and man.
ufacture of cigars, located at st. AL
bans, and Mr.. Proulx will move to
that place as soon as tenement can
be found. Until that time Mrs.
Proulx and two youngest children
will make their home with her par
Third street. The two older child
rem are in the convent.
Daniel Joseph Izor and Mamie
Azur were united in marriage at St.
Mary's shurch, Monday noon by the
Bev. j. M. H. Bastien. Mr.. Izor
has been in the employ of the New
port Ice company. The bride only
arriving in this country from Syria
about ten days ago. The wedding
couple left on the Air Line Monday
noon for Berlin, N. H., and for the
present will reside in Newport upon
their return from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Attic NJ. Leavens, who has
held the office of secretary IN the local
Rebekah lodge for the past four
years, was rendered a surprise party
after the regular meeting In the lodge
rooms Friday evening. A beautiful
decorated cake, made by Mrs. Ruth
Shepard and with a candle for each
wear was presented Mrs. Leavens,
which when cut proved TO be fully as
GOOD as it looked. After refresh
ments were served a social chat was
interspersed with dancing winch
closed a very pleasant evening
Newport city will be honored on
Thursday of this week by the hold.
80 of the National Convention OF
the B. of L. E. of the G. |. A.
The convention will be held IN the
O. o. F. block, with forenoon ana
afternoon sessions. 1t is expected
that the gathering will bring up
wards of 800 delegates to the city.
The Ladies Guild of the st. Marks
church are to serve dinner and sup
ner in the |. o. o. F. dining rooms
for for ali who attend the convention.
The three girls of the Girls CLUB,
who were selected to take exhiplts
- the Eastern States Exhibition, re-
Turned Saturday, Sept. 10Th. Iney
We're. Doris Lorimer, Helen Hyer ana
alva Lodge and report a most en-
;ovable TRIP. They were with com
nanv of 500 boys and girls ana Were
entertained in large tents, housing
300 each. The girls from TINS Guy
were not disappointed IN not taxing
nr;zes as the local club has only peer
pproanized a short time and dou9tiess
mother year will show marked I'm I'm,
arovaments in demonstrations: Inc
r;rls were delighted with the trip anu
feel i well repaid for their labor.
family and lrV1r