Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-04-13

| Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Grout enter
tanned a party of sixteen at social
dance in their home Thursday even
ing. Those attending were Miss Mar
jorie Leavitt, Miss Verda Spear, Miss
Jannette Knowlton, Miss Ruby Cal
kins, Miss Helen Drew, Miss Helen
JENNIE, Miss Mary Jean Elder, Mr..
| and Mrs. Vernon Huntington, Reg
inald Buzzell, Dorian Leavitt, Willis
| Edwards, Ed Goodrow, Bernard Saw
age, Allan Harrison and Kenneth
| Flint. Refreshments of ice cream and
| cake were served.
The date for the coming Of Nedel-
ka, the great Bulgarian violinist, is
! Friday, April &c.. Newport has prob
ably never had the privilege of hear
ing any one who compares with this
| great player. The concert is to be
held in the Congregational church.
| The church is not bringing her for
profit in a financial sense but as a
community service. The plan is to
make the price of admission such that
no one need be denied the privilege
of hearing her. The violin which
Nedelka uses is genuine Strada-
various valued at six thousand dol
| lars.
Harold LaPier, employed in the St.
Francis Garage at Derby Center, had
the misfortune to break both bones
of his right wrist, when cranking the
Cadillac car of Charlie Young, on
Friday last. He was brought to New
port and the fractures were reduced
by Drs. Longe and Gaines. 1t is re-
ported that this is the second person
to be injured by this car in the same
manner. The first occasion occurring
a few years ago in front of the True
& Blanchard Co., store. Mr.. LaPier
displayed some nerve following his
| mile before calling on any one to take
him to Newport.
Miss Olive Wikie was hostess of a
pretty little party Monday afternoon
when eleven little girls helped her to
low was the color used for table dec
orations, flowers and favors. The
feature of the afternoon was an ex-
the cleverest hunter. Supper consist
ing of sandwiches, cocoa, ice cream,
cakes, birthday cake, and maple sugar.
The young ladies who attended were
Geneva Hayes, Alice Watkins, Amy
Osgood, Claire Coburp, Marion Allen
Emma Lovely, Elizabeth Morse, Luz
ellie Goodwin, Ethel Watts, and Susie
Brouillette.
The High School enjoyed concert
Friday afternoon when Miss Evelyn
Vigneault of the Victrola department
of True & Blanchard's presented them
with a program selected from the
best Victor productions on the school
machine. The program was as fol-
lows: Turkish March Heifetz; On the
Road to Mandalay, Bonelli; My Nam
my Humming, Paul Whitman's Am
bassador Orchestra; Tales of Hoff-
man, Barcarolle, Mccormack and
Kreisler; Sweetest Story Ever Told,
Neapolitan Trio; Whippoorwill, Loop
for the Silvery Lining, Shaw Jones
Rainbo Orchestra; When Chloris
Sleeps, Gralli Cursi; Honolulu Eyes,
Rosie, Paul Whiteman; Carmen, Selec-
ton, Vesella's Italian Band.
The people of Newport will have the
privilege Of witnessing a scene of real
army. life this week. Newport has
been selected as one Of the stopping
placesfor the Third cavalry of Fort
Eathan Allen in one of its endurance
trips across country. Two squadrons
of four troops making 200 men and
horses will arrive in our city We'd
esday afternoon and until Friday
morning will be quartered on the New
port Driving Park grounds. They
will be accompanied by army trucks
which will carry the necessary tents
and supplies. To see two hundred men
in uniform mounted on horses, will
be an unusal sight in our city, and
their presence will attrack much at