Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-01-05
NEWPORT PERSONALS


Lawrence Albee of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting friends in town.
Deputy Collector Harry Marshall
of Canaan, N. H., was in town on
Monday.
MAYNARD Skinner left for Boston
Sunday noon where he will enter the
Bryant and Stratton business college.
Mrs. B. c.. Chaffee and Mrs. Ralph
Fairbanks have been entertaining as
guests Mrs. L. D. Hackett and son OF
Lyndonville.
on the new armory, completed his
labors Tuesday and returned to his
home in Barton.
Mrs. Zenas Blake entertained as
guests over the New Year holiday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. jerks and three
sons, Harold, William and Orrle.
Senator w. w. Blodgett and Repre-
sentative James T. Gardner left town
Tuesday to take up their duties in the
legislature which opens on Wednes-
day.
Justin Curtis accompanied Mrs.
Henry Bowley to Albany, N. Y, Mon
day night. Mrs. Bowley was called
there by the serious illness of her
son.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Flint and son
Charles left for Boston, Saturday and
after spending a few days in the city
Charles will resume his studies at
Exeter Academy.
D. Hayes of st. Johnsbury is in
charge of the Atlantic & Pacific store
| this week during the absence of AL
fred Elsner who is visiting his parents
in Adams, Mass. -
Mr.. and Mrs. A. BpCobleigh have
| been entertaining as guests, Miss
Donna Smith of Marysville, CAL, and
Miss Charlotte Robins of Rochester
N. Y, students at Mt. Ida school.
| Elmer Humphrey, who has been
spending the past week with his uncle
and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs. George Fisk
of Barton, returned home Sunday.
| Reports of the condition of o. H
Maxfeld, who was recently taken to
Brightlook hospital, are not as en-
couraging as his friends hoped for.
Miss Dorothy Spear, who is the as
sistant librarian in the Public Ii
home Friday for a nine days vaca.
ton.
David and Emanuel Vancelette Of
ST. Johns, Que, and Max Vencelette
of Enosburg Falls, spent New Years
at the home of their sister, Mrs. Theo
ST. German.
Weston RANKIN and Harry Gay.
lor left Tuesday night for Camp
Jackson, South Carolina, for three
year period. They enlisted through
the local recruiting station.
Rudolph SHERMAN, Wilfred loyal
Leon Duchesneau and Albert Currier
who have been spending the holidays
with their parents, returned to Faith.
err St. Edmond College at Swanton
Monday.
Deputy collector of u. S. Customs
Carroll Davis and A. G.. Clark and
Inspector James Ford left Monday
States Court being held this week al
Brattleboro.
Miss Marion Newland, who has beer
J spending the holidays with her par.
ents, DR.. and Mrs. G. H. Newland re-
turned to the Boston conservatory Of
mucis Sunday night. While in town
Miss Newland rendered a beautiful
solo at the Christmas concert given al
| CIlC OOuSICSdClOIldl CuuICu WHICH, uc'
lighted her audience. She possesses
soprano voice of rare sweetness.
Arnold Laganiere of Hill street en-
tertained ten little friends Saturday
| afternoon, Dec. 31st, the occasion be.
ing his 9Th birthday. The children
enjoyed a treat of apples and candy
then many games were played anC
later in the afternoon ice cream anc
cake were served and several fine
selections were rendered on the Vic
trola. A pleasant Afternoon was spent
and the children wished Arnold many
happy returns of the day and alst
a Happy New Year.
The remains of Mrs. Augusta N
Boynton of Lowell, Mass, arrived a
Newport last Sunday morning fol-
interment in the Main Street GENE
terry. Mrs. Boynton was the wife O.
Geo. N. Boynton, who was a wei
known carpenter and contractor i,
Newport, some forty-five years ago
One of his enterprises was the build
ing of the Baptist church on Eas
Man street. He died at the age O.
thirty-six years, after which his wild
ow went to Lowell where she has livet
until her death. Funeral services wer,
held at the home of her sister, Mrs