Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31
NEWPORT PERSONALS

The City Clerks Office will be clos
| ed after 1 o'clock Saturdays through
the months. of. June. July, August
and September.
Willard Magoon is moving from
the Hendy block on Coventry street
into tenement in the Mansur house
on Central street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c.. Blodgett and
son Ralph Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher of
Lowell, Mass, called on Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Blodgett. Sunday.
If you are looking for good time,
/ come to the dance given by the
| Brotherhood, of Trainmen, at the
| Armory, June 1st.-Adv.
Mr.. P. H. Stanley was in Enos-
| burg Falls Friday. to attend the
| funeral of his aunt who was killed
| last week in an automobile accident.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Young of
Montpelier and son Harold with the
| National Life Insurance Co. located
at Boston were in Newport for the
| weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Domey are re-
| joicing over the birth of daughter.
Patricia Jean, born Saturday morn
ing. May 9th. Nurse Puffer is car
ing for her.
Sam auckland of Stockholm,
Sweden, has been visiting his cousin,
Mrs. A. r. auckland of this city.
This is Mr.. Ouckland's first trip to
the United States.
The Woman's Missionary and In
dustrial Circle of the First Baptist
church will meet at the home of
Mrs. Charles Putney. Friday after,
noon, June End. at 2:30 p. m. All
ladies are cordially invited to attend.
/ Undertaken B. S. Curtis was called
VIM. Merriam a long time resident
of that town. The funeral will be
held at the late home Wednesday
afternoon. o'clock.
Paul N. Rivard and Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Stark and family of ST. Al
bans were in Newport over the week
end. Mr.. and Mrs. Stark visited their
| parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Clark.
and Mr.. Rivard visited his mother.
Mrs. Exvia Rivard.
James Leithead, proprietor of the
city market has a White Rock hen
which should be awarded the Blue
ribbon when it comes to producing
= large eggs. Her record is an egg
that measures 67s by 81 inches and
weighs one fourth pound.
Arthur Magee, who at one time
resided on the East Side died at his
home in Derby, Monday morning
following an illness of four years
| The direct cause of death was cere.
brel hemorrages. The deceased was 5t
years, 9 months and four days old
The funeral services will he held a.
/ the Methodist church Newport Thurs
day at IL o'clock. He leaves wi
dow and adopted son.
Twenty-six young people motoret
to the Joslyn farm Friday night t,
celebrate the Miss Joyce Joslyn'
birthday. The evening was spent il
playing games and refreshments O
day cake and candy were enjoye'
and the party made merry until near
ly morning Miss Joclyn was present
ed with handsome little electrl
boudoir lamp by her guests.
Rev. III. B. Rankin who for sew
eral years was Scout Master o
Troop One. Boy Scouts of Newpor
is again reorganizing the troop. u
Saturday he met several boys of tn
city at old school hall. and ar1othe
was held Monday. Tw
PATROLS were assembled and com
plete organization will soon o
formed. Future prospects are goo
as several more boys have slgnIfle
their intention of joining. Cap
Chester Mooney former asslstar
Scout Master met the boys Monda
and gave them setting up lesson
A farewell party was given Thur!
day night, May 18th at the home {
Miss Sarah Sockol in honor of Mis-
Jennie Coplan. who has left tow
|. to make her home with her mothe
and brother in Canton, Ohio. tt
evening was pleasantly spent wit
J: music and dancing. Miss Ann
IL ScckoF presided at the piano and M
Moses Arkin rendered selection
Je the violin. Dainty refreshmenl
were served the latter part or q
Cs evening. Miss Coplan was the recl
lent of a beautiful piece OF llnger
!. presented to her by theMlsses Esth
Z Arkin and Sarah Sockol. The par
broke up with best wishes for Mi
= Coplan's welfare and hope that s.
will soon find as many friends in h
new home as she is leaving in Me-
port.