Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-06

take a position in the city Office of
Newport.
Clarence Fordyce, Norman Stephens
and Paul Taylor, three East Side boys,
came down with scarlet fever the last
of last week. They are all getting
along satisfactorily.
Edwin and David Camp, Burton
Prouty and Raymond Colodny are
home from Dartmouth college for the
Easter vacation, which is from the LIST
to the 18th of April.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Sheehan and
daughter, Rae Gwendolyn, have re-
turned from Burlington and taken an
apartment in the Lambert apart
ment house on Bay view street.
Captain Reginald Buzzell, Lieut..
Donald Emery and Major Richard
Corey were in Montpelier the latter
part of last week to take the pre-
scribed examinations for the Federal
commission.
Paul Wells of Orleans was in the
city Saturday. He is soon to close
his work in the Brooks market and
will take up the work of cook for
Charles Day for the railrod company.
Miss Mabel Deaette, who for the
past five weeks has been at her home
here, left Thursday night to resume
her duties as nurse-in-training at the
Paxton Hospital, Utica, N. Y.
The office of the Orleans County
Farmers Cooperative Exchange, Inc.
has been moved from the room over
Hurst's restaurant to a room in the
bank building of the Orleans Trust
| Company.
Thursday evening the company club
rooms in the armory was the scene
| of an impromptu dance which was
attended by about ten couples. Music
was furnished by the members OF
| the party on the piano.
Porter Moore who has recently en-
tered the firm of B. F. Moore Mfg
Co. arrived home from New York
| city Monday night, where he has beer
in the employ of the w. R. Grace &
Co., since he closed his school work
| last fall.
/ Leonard J. Petit has been visiting
relatives and friends in this city dur.
| ing a short vacation from his studies
| at the Presbyterian college, Point Au1
Trembles, P. O., occasioned by the
Easter holidays.
! Friday March 25, Rev. j. H. Black
burn was called to Newport, n. H.
where he was formerly the pastor, tt
! conduct the funeral service of V. j
Brennan, a we'll known manufacturer
| Of Vermont and New Hampshire.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Congregational church will serve thei,
semi-annual Thank Offering Supper
in the dining rooms of the church
| Friday evening at $3.50 o'clock. There
will be no charge, but all be giver
| opportunity to make a free will Of
| fering for Missions.
Willard Magoon, who has been chez
at Wellesley College, Wellesley, Mass.
| for past seven months, has returned
to like duties in the Hurst restaurant
where he worked several years prior
Magoon have many who will gladly
welcome them back to Newport.
| The Rebekahs are to hold an ole
fashioned box social in the Pastim,
hall Wednesday night, April 9Th
From eight until nine o'clock splen
did entertainment will be given con
sisting of the one act farce, "Sniggle
Family" Readings, instrumental ant
vocal solos. All Odd Fellows and thei
families are invited.
Among those to enjoy the sugarin,
at Eagle Point farm Sunday was
party of eight, who motored Their
by "hand car" 1t is not known
which one of the party is license,
chauffeur, all taking turn as tn
driver. Those who took this metho,
of travelling were E. J. Smith, Carol
Davis, Harley Hoag, Roy Skinner
George Eaton and Mr.. Pope.
B. C. Davis, who recently sold hi
bakery business to w. F. Cooley an,
Delbert Smith, has purchased bake
ry business in Gardner, Me-, and wit
his daughter left for that place thi
morning and will move his famil
there in the near future. Mr.. Davi
has conducted a successful baker
business in Newport for the past tie
years and the family have a host O
} friends who will be sorry to hav
them leave the city.
The Christian Endeavor Society Q
the Gong1 church held an old fash
toned candy pull in the church dir
ing rooms of the church Wednesda
evening at which there was goodl
attendance and fine time was enjoyed
J. F. Lambert was present and pre-
| pared the sugar. The floor of tn
dining rooms and young people VIII
! pulled the candy received the usu;
generous powdering of flour or stare
used to keep the candy from stickin
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