Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-12-22
NEWPORT PERSONALS

Priscilla Ur1oa OF Barenr Sna,- -.
weekend with friends here
Mrs. Wm- Mcguire is entertaining
Mss Ida Allen Of Orleans
Gertrude Green Is asssseSrs rl.-s-
IN the True and Blanchard 6asemenE
Il : Wilcox and son. GrenyiIle
were N Boston : few days last week
Miss Esther Brown. OF Mss CapenS
school, i spending the HOLIDAYS At her
home ~
Cy Sherburne Of s. Jobnsb,,rv
spent the weekend with friends II
town
Miss Dorothy Norris i aSs;ztsn- IN
the Z D Flint store during the -6oii-
zene Blake Is N New York. sDsnd-
ing TIE holidays with his sister NJ
Jarob Levy.
Mrs Harry Shaw entertained Mss
Bsa.zn Jones q Washington : part
q this month
Frank soIbrook has moved from the
Bar house . the Ernest Pickel house
On Winter street
Mss Alice LeClair. who has baen
taking care Of Master Kenneth Hunt.
returned . her home 81 Orleans. Sun
day
Hugh Campbell Of Barton Is us
ting his 6aughte-. Mrs =. A. Hunt
and s0l. J. T Campbell, for = few
days
Closing eyed Dolls are 50 scarce
that L Is 10 wonder True s Blanch-
ard Cos line Is attracting 50 much
attention ADV
Mrs Carroll Davis left Saturday
for Island Pond 10 spend Christmas
With her mother, Mrs Sarah Clark
and aunt. Miss Julia Clark
The following boys from Dartmouth
college are at home 70 spend the holi-
days: David Camp, Olney Morrill,.
Burton Pro4-y, Raymond ColoGny and
George Hamilton
Mrs c n Flint left Tuesday the
18th, for Boston. where she met her
sister, Mrs Adams They left Wed
neSday for Bra6en-own, Fla, where
they viii spend the winter.
The Epworth League OF the NJ z,
church held its monthly social Friday
evening ct the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Il T. CoonrL i short business meet
ing proceeded the social time Every
one was made 70 feel ar home and
thoroughly enjoyed the games, tricks
and jokes Refreshments were served
Miss Isola Smith had charge OF the at
fair and some degree OF credit Is due
her for It's success
Inspector James Ford OF the local
immigration Office has succeeded IN
completing arrangements for 6epor1-
ing George Mznols. 2 Greek 10 the
home OF his birth II Greece When
Ma1ole first landed IN Newport,
he was employed at Hoods milk
plant, and while there he began 70 lose
his mind and he claimed that some
one was going 70 poison him Il be
came 30 fixed upon his mind that ne
sought refuge IN the loca jail where
he has continued 70 remain until he
eft Friday IN the care Of Inspector
LYMAN and Deputy Sheriff Crosby OF
10 New YORK City, where he sailed for
Greece, Monday.
The Brotherhood OF Railway Train
me1- which was organized Aug .,
1891. holding regular meetings IN the
l. O. O. 2 hall On the first and third
Sundays. installed the following Of
Scers for tia year 1921, ~ their rsgu-
lzr meeting he'd Sunday evening"
Past president G. O. Lyman; presi-
dent. Claude B Parker vice preSi-
dent, W J AcCaEey; secretary, n
C Stark treasurer, D. L Prue, Jr-;
+ coIlecEur II L Sherrer- LEnGonEIlle-
E Vermont agent oszlcizI publication, G
4 Tru6eu The order Is IN 2 pros
perous condition and has 9 member
ship Of 1S4
II tha regular meeting Of Division
No 5 q BrCtherh0od q Railroad S-a-
tzon employees he'd a the J. O. o. T.
hal, Sunday afternoon. the following
uEEcers . serve for 1921 were e1Hcta1