Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-02-11
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Blodgett Wis
tied friends in Barton Monday.

MRS. Mary Brown went Monday to
spend a few days in Sherbrooke.
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Little Miss Betty Beebe has been
Ill with bronchitis, but is improving.
Mrs. Carroll Huntington is assist
ing In the Bly, Pharmacy for time.
Miss Annie Cote has gone to Lyn-
donvllie to care for her sister, who is
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Miss Bertha Pomfrey spent two
days last week with her parents in
Richford.
Mrs. D. R. Stetson was in ST
Johnsbury, Friday, to attend the u.
I. c. show.
Oscar Proulx was in ST. Johnsbury
Saturday to attend the u. G. T. mus
zeal comedy.
Miss Doris Trip of Barton spent
Sunday as the guest of her brother,
Roland Trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Colodny left Mon
day for weeks trip to Burlington
and New York.
Charles, the small son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Parker McCauley, is i'll with
Wnooplng cough.
Mrs. Arch Haven of Vergennes is
visiting her father, NJ. j. Robinson,
for several days.
Mrs. Charles Tarlton has been con-
fined to the house for several weeks
with a hard cold.
L. W. Herman was on business
trip last week to Worcester, Mont
pelier and Stowe.
A large new safe was installed in
the office of the Newport Electric
Light Co. Monday.
Mrs. Charles Hayes spent Sunday
in ST. Johnsbury visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Al. Porter.
Howard Day, mail carrier for R.
f. d. 3, returned to his work Monday,
after a weeks illness.
Miss Jane Paquette went Monday
to Greenfield, Mass, to care for her
sister, Alice, who is i'll.
John Alberghini was called sudden
| ly to Plymouth, Mass, Saturday by
the death of his mother.
Miss Charlotte Young of Enosburg
Falls is visiting her sister, Mrs. E.
S. Blodah, for few days.
Miss Daisy Stevens left Monday
for Kent's Hill, Me-, where she will
spend q vacation of ten days.
Little Miss Patty Keith entertained
five guests at a supper party given IN
honor of her third birthday Monday.
It should be known that enlarge
ments in all styles and prices can be
had at A. Allyn Bishops studio. adv
Herbert Lane is out again after his
illness. He will return the first of
next week to his work in Boston uni
versity.
Mrs. Fred Magoon is assisting in
the dental rooms of DIR. Harry F
Hamilton during the absence of Miss
Stevens.
Miss Pearl Decoteau was absent
from her duties at the telephone of
J flee on account of illness the las1
of the week.
.. Miss Della Deatte has returned tc
her work in the American Clothing
Co. store after a weeks absence or
! account of illness.
: Miss Bessie Collins is enjoying g
/ weeks vacation from her work a
J the Flint store. She will visit II
4 Troy and Vicinity.
H. B. Rankin was in Lyndonville
I Friday, to see his son, Weston, wh'
!. fell the first of the week and received
! injuries. Mr.. Rankin reports him a.
: improving.
/ The Lawrence block has been pur
] chased by Charles Drown and will b'
I moved to the other end of the lot t.
Y make room for the new Orleans Irus
. Co. bank building which will soon b.
! built there.
= Mrs. Pearl Page, Miss Florenc
] Tavlor. Miss Ella Ramsdell, Mis-
y Hazel Griffin and Miss Loyafist Smitl
! went Saturday to ST. Johnsbury t
Z attend the u. C. T. Musical comedy
ssMarrying Mary" returning Sunda
! to Newport.
Plans for new high school build
ing are on exhibition in the W1ndoN
of the Searles & Co. store. ines
plans are made to fulfill a great nee
lof Newport city and it is hoped tina
the new building will be reality l
the near future.
The people of North Troy and vi
cinity will be pleased to know tina
Frank Burns, proprietor OF the Ere
mier theatre of Newport, has pun
chased of Walter II. Parmenter, tn
Princess theatre in North Troy, pos
session being given March 1st. Jus
what are Mr.. Burns plans in run
ming this knew picture house is nc
vet known, but he promises to Civ
the patrons in Troy the same high
class pictures that he is using in hi
Newport theatre, and this service WI
Ibegin lust as soon after March 1st a
he can be assured of good electri
current.
On Saturday night the "Syncopat
ed Six" of Dartmouth college gave
dance in School hall, which was we
attended by an enthusiastic GROVE