Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Blair. 1t being
| Mr.. Manuals and Mr.. Blair.s birth
day the event was celebrated by enjoy
ing delicious chicken pie dinner.
E. j. Kingsley of Lowell, Mass, was
called to Newport last week by the
serious injury Of his brother, VIM.
|! Kingsley of Orchard street. Mr..
Kingsley will remian in town until
the condition of the brother shows inr
provement.
The Rev. E. H. Kimberlake of Au-
burn, Me-, has been holding special
services at the East Side Advent
church since Tuesday, the 9Th, ane
will continue through this week. He
spoke at the Salvation Army hall, Sat
urday night and is expected to speak
there again the coming Saturday.
Visiting nurse work will be- the
topic at the Woman's Club, Wednes-
day, Feb. 18th. This being the annual
meeting, any who are interested in
| this work are invited to attend and
suggestions for the good of 1T as a
community service will be cordially
welcome.
! Mr.. and Mrs. B. w. Smith of
Somerville, Mass, spent the weekend
with his cousin, Mrs. Charles Cour-
teau. Mr.. Smith was born at Ways
Mills, P. @. He has been visiting
his old home and other familiar places,
| this being the first time he has re-
turned since leaving for Mass, seven
teen years ago.
Captain Percy Day announces that
there are to be special services at the
Army Hall beginning Feb. 25th, Fri
| day, to continue until the 28th. To
all the meetings, Staff Capt. Waldron
of Hartford, Conn.,, will speak. Capt.
Waldron will preach at the Sunday
evening service which is to be held in
the Congregational church, the 9th.
William Kingsley of Orchard street
was seriously injured Thursday, Feb.
/ 3rd, when he sustained a fall on the
ice while employed by VIM. Buck of
Derby. Mr.. Kingsley was brought to
his home in Newport unconscious and
has been in critical condition since
from injuries received to the spine.
The latest reports show a little i'm
provement.
Clarence Rogers of Springfield, who
has of late been employed in the woods
for F. H. Herman and Son of Gov
entry, had the misfortune of being in
jured while falling trees Monday, Feb.
7th. His hand was caught between
two trees breaking two bones of the
hand, also the knuckle joint of one
finger was dislocated. The injury will
prevent Mr.. Rogers from working for
! short time.
Miss Emily Deaette, Priscilla Te-
treault, Olive Buteau, Anita Chevre-
fills, Kenneth Tetreault, Edward Cur
| rier, Frank Longeway, Raoule Des-
biens, Joseph Chevrefills and Arthur
| Beausoleil went to Rock Island, P.
/ O., Tuesday evening to card party
/ given by the members of Our Lady of
| Mercy parish. Refreshments were
served. There was large attendance
of young people and general good
time was enjoyed by all.
Sunday morning February 9Th, 10
| persons were received into the First
Methodist church, IL into full men,
! bership and by letter. Those taken
I in by letter were Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Gokey, Mr.. and Mrs. George Bailey,
Miss Emmeline Bailey, Gordon Bail
/ ey and Mrs. Lylia Emery, and into
full membership, Mr.. and Mrs. ALI
| son Simonds, Mrs. w. T. Abel, Miss
| Isola Smith, Miss Ellen Magoon, Miss
| Kathleen Bailey, Mrs. Leola Clark,
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery Wilkey, Wes-
ley T. Abel and Milo R. Bacon.
State Deputy Geo. F. Baldwin will
visit Memphremagog Camp, No. 1924
M. w. of A., Thursday evening the
18th. He is bringing his moving pic
ture machine and will show two reel
feature of "The Value of Life" and
"Who Is My Neighbour" Also
the Orleans Degree team will be pres
/ ent and put on their work. Six candi-
dates will be put through their degree
/ by the Orleans Team. So let every
neighbor of the Newport Camp turn
out and make a good showing, as Or
leans is coming 40 strong. A light
| supper will be served.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Edison
Hope of Third street was made sad
Monday when their only child, Leon
ard, passed away during the early
hour of the morning. Leonard was
the joy of the household and would
have reached his third birthday the
31st of the coming March. He was
stricken with scarlet faver about one
week ago, which was the cause of
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