Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-10-26
NEWPORT PERSONALS

NEWPORT PERSONALS
j. S. Billings of Sutton, F. O., is
visiting at Mrs. Fred Jenne's for a
few days.
Mrs. Fred Linquist was in Barton
| Sunday visiting at the home Of FL
mer Hinton.
R. H. Rogers, late of LYRIC, spoke
in the East Main Street Baptist
church Sunday.
Miss Dorothy White of Lennoxville,
P. c., is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Preston Lee.
Ben Smith and family visited at
the home of Everett Hunt in Bellows
i Falls last week.
Mrs. Mary Matthews of New York
| is visiting her sister, Mrs. Ottoman
Hevelke, on Elm street.
! United States Marshal Arthur p.
| Carpenter of Brattleboro was in the
city on business Friday.
Clifford Oakley of Middlebury col
lege is home for while, having been
exposed to scarlet fever.
Miss Amy Beade of Boston, is Wis
iting Mrs. George Root of Third street
for couple of weeks.
/ Miss Barbara Slack of Lyndonville
| spent the weekend with her parents,
] Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Slack.
i Miss Lorey Gle, 9th grade teacher,
East School, is boarding with Mrs.
i z. C. Blake on Maple street.
i DR.. and Mrs. III. E. Somers have a
baby boy, Homer Lucien, born Sat-
urday, weighing seven pounds.
4 Mr.. and. Mrs. Henry Smith and Mrs.
L L - tod
at Delbert Smiths on Wednesday.
Miss Olive Buteau is spending few
weeks with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Stark in st. Adams.
i Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks is teaching
in the primary department., East
school, for Mrs. Harold Litchfield, who
. is i'll.
q Frank Grout of Norwich university
. spent the weekend at the home of
H. E. Grey, returning in their car
Sunday.
Leslie M. Flint is conducting Sc
! ries of social dances in the Pastime
{ hall Saturday nights, the first was
held last week.
. Munroe Lorimer Of Boston was in
! the city last week when he disposed
of the household goods Of his mother
: to c. L. Drown.
{ Mr.. and Mrs. Preston Lee attended
: the McRae-Howard wedding at Sher-
{ brooke, P. O., last Tuesday. Mrs. Nc
Rae is the daugher Of B., C. Howard
w. T. B. Mcdonald and daughters
Ruth and Naomi, of Cranky, P. O..
! visited Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Wilkie
{ a day this last week.
Charles Flint of Dartmouth college
: came home Tuesday to attend the fun
: eral of his aunt, Mrs. Geo. Flint, re-
( turning Thursday night.
Lisle Gushing has returned to schoo
{ the past week, having been absent fol
{ several weeks on account of an Oper-
( alton for appendicitis.
s Mrs B. Austin, who has been spend
( ing the summer at Ayers Cliff, P. @.
{ was in town Friday, returning to he1
: home at Montreal Friday evening.
{ About twenty of the w. r. G
ladies of Newport went to Island Pone
< Friday to attend a district meeting
A fine dinner was served and all en-.
( joyed the day.
DR.. Allen of st. Johnsbury was il
( Newport recently to see Geo. Lyman
who is not improving as well as hi
E hoped to since coming from Brightlool
( hospital.
The annual meeting of the Newport
{ Branch of American Red Cross fol
: the election of officers will be helt
( at the Goodrich Library, Wednesday
October, 26, at 7:3O o'clock.
A conclave of Malta commandery
No. 10, K. T., will be held at Their
asylum Wednesday evening, Oct. 26
x at 7:3O o'clock. Lunch will b.
served and large attendance is de
sired.
L. o. Drew was called to Coaticook
P. O., Saturday by the sudden dealt
of his brother, T. r. Holmes, of tina
place. Mrs. Florence Lemoine &C
< companied him and will remain for
s few days.
A sunshine box and flowers wer
sent to Tia Hitchcock Friday by som
( of the East Side ladies to brighter
: the days she is spending in the 81
= Vincent de Paul hospital in Sher
brooke, P. @.
III A large crowd of Newport folk
attended the chicken-pie suppe
| Thursday night given by the ladie
! of the Methodist church of Beebe.
| was said to be great success il
| spite Of the rainy weather.
Mrs. J. F. Blanchard, Mrs. C. F
Bigelow and Mrs. Fred Jenne, &C
companied by Harold Hadlock, motor
| ed to Burlington Saturday. They lef
Mrs. Blanchard, who remained fe,
4 days with her mother, Mrs. Brooks
who is quite i'll.
II Mrs: Ed Counter and Mrs. Perle
Reed and little daughter of Shel
brooke, P. O., were in town Frida
visiting Mrs. John Sheldon; Mrs
Counter returning that night to She1
brooke, and Mrs. Reed going to Bos
ton, were she will make a short visi
Wednesday evening at 1880 o'cloc
R. II. Rogers, late of lyric, will hol
a stereopticon service il the East Mai
Street Baptist church. These picture
are to show what use is made Of tn
money we give to the New Worl
Movement. This will be very il
teresting service and a cordial inv
tation is extended to all to be presen
Seventeen ladies were present at tt
home of Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks Thur,
day. The Social Union planned Z
this time to have a harvest Dime
! and supper Friday, Oct. 2s, in tt
church vestry. Also a sale of fame