Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-11-24


son, Benjamin Pomeroy, Summer ST.,
returned to Schenectady. n. Y, Mon
day night.
millions now Living viii Never
Die" Subject of a lecture to be given
by j. A BONNET. V. D. NJ, Brooklyn,
n. Y, IN school hall, Thursday after
noon, at 8 o'clock, Nov %. All cor
daily invited.
T. C. Camp and son, Edwin, re-
turned Sunday morning from few
days spent IN Boston, while there they
attended the Dartmouth and Brown
football game in which Dartmouth
won by IA to 6.
At a session of the municipal court
| held by Judge Wright on Monday,
Henry Clifford of Coventry appeared
and received fine of 500 and costs
as q result of an auto accident with
F. c. Williams recently. His license
also has been revoked.
Carroll Story Of Newport and Miss
Mildred jenkins of Holland, were
united IN marriage at the Baptist
parsonage, Monday noon by the Rev.
H B. Rankin. Mr.. and Mrs. Story
viii reside with Mr. Story's mother,
Mrs. Hattie Storey, for the present.
The Ladies' Social Union of the
Congregational church met with Mrs.
Carrie Mitchell, East Main street,
Thursday afternoon. Cars were
waiting at the church to convey
those who wished to ride. Forty-four
members and friends attended and en-
joyed a pleasant time.
Miss Beatrice Farman was pleas
antly surprised Saturday evening on
being invited to the home of Dora
Mosher, to find twelve of her young
friends gathered In honor of her four
teenth birthday. The young people
danced and played games until late
hour. Miss Farman was the recip-
lent of several pieces of white ivory
as mementos of the occasion. Apples,
candy, peanuts, cake, sandwiches and
cocoa were served during the evening.
Saturday afternoon as Donald, the
seven year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry J. Sheehe, of A Third street,
was playing on the sidewalk, a car
owned and driven by Dolo Maloney
of North Troy In attempting to make
the corner by the Aubin block skid
ded and slid on the sidewalk The
car struck the boy, knocked him down
and pinned him under the wheel
When extricated the child was found
| to be badly bruised and scratched or
| examination by DIR. Blanchard Il
| whose office he was taken, but no IN
ternal injuries have been found a:
yet.
1t will be of interest to many IL
| Newport TO learn that in a letter jus
received at the News Office from tht
commanding officer of the twentieth
Balloon Co. of the United States, tha'
the four deserters apprehended a
| Newport, Vermont, are awaiting trla
on a charge of desertion from tn
4 Military Service of the United State
and several other Military charges, a
the theft of the property of the Cana
dian Pacific Section gang Their
trial being delayed by lack of evidenc
at hand. 1t viii be remembered tina
the four men above mentioned wer
seen in the Farrant grove after the.
had emptied the dinner pals belong
ing to the section men and wer
caught by o. A. SWEET near the over
pass later in the day and lodged 1
Jail. The parties being taken TO Bos
ton later under guard.
Friday evening six Of the member
of the Pollyanna class of the Fir:
1 Congregational church took posses
sion of the kitchen and dining-rool
of Mrs. c. L. Drown, who Is teachs
| of the class, and they at once began
exhibit their skill in domestic sclenc
The little folks, who were around Il
ages of IA years, thought they cou
do better work unassisted, therefor
| Mrs. Drown also Mr.. Drown were O
hged to entertain themselves In a
II | prr4 1o%r o
when everything was ready they WEI
invited to join the merry party ar
partake of delicious hot rolls ar
feather cake. the results of their e
forts. which were served with stray
berries and cream contributed by Nh
Drown. The little folks have pror
| ised to visit her home again son
Il day and do further demonstration.