Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-11-22
NEWPORT

Mrs. Alice Hitchcock returned to
home in Troy Saturday.
] Mrs. Charles Hart was in St.
| Johnsbury last Saturday.
Mrs. Fred Weden is in East Haver-
hill, N. H., visiting relatives.
Miss Hilda Hastings of Derby is
visiting Miss Gertrude Wheeler.
Mrs. Ray Hanley and daughter,
| Gweneth and Mrs. Ben Taylor are IN
Boston.
George Lothrop of Bradford lis Wis
| iting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Lathrop.
John Bradley and Hugh Fairbro-
Their left for Boston Sunday night on
| business.
Mrs. G. C. Perkins returned home
Sunday from the Protestant hospital
| in Sherbrooke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Wilder and
| daughter, Joyce of Orleans visited
at Mrs. Ida Niles Sunday.
Sam Antetomaso, proprietor of the
| Orleans Candy Co., was in Boston
on business ovr the weekend.
Mrs. Eunice Stiles of Plymouth, N.
| H., and Mrs. Eta Heath of Manches-
ter, N. H., are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. Maude Parker. of Spring ST.,
| has gone to Minneapolis, Mimi,
where she will visit her daughter,
! Mrs. Helen Parker Mudgett.
| Ara w. Livingston was taken sick
| Sunday night and was confined to his
bed Monday and under the doctors
care.
County Agent w. T. Abel has
| moved from 40 Third Street to one
! of the tenements of B. S. Curtis 8
| Clark street.
IL Mrs. E. E. Scott who has been in
DIR. Darche private hospital at Sher-
| brooke, where she underwent an ope-
| ration on one of her eyes, was able
| to return home Friday.
John Wells, Clarence Carter, c. W..
Cote and Ben Pomeroy left Friday
might for Amsterdam, N. c., where
| they expect employment.
The Blake Players that are at the
| Opera House the last three days this
| week start their engagement, Thurs
| day night, Nov. % instead of We'd
| nesday as advertised.-Adv.
Miss Effie Goddard, home demon
stration agent, connected with the
Orleans County Farm Bureau work
was called to Arlington Heights Fri
day night by the serious illness of
| her sister.
Mrs. G.. H. Newland left last even
ing for New York to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Russell Adams at Newark,
| N. J. DIR. Newland will go later
they expect to spend Thanksgiving
| there.
Company L. V. N. g., will conduct
a social dance at the Newport Ar
mory Friday evening, December LIST.
| Dancing from 9 until 1890 and Bur-
roughs orchestra has been engaged
| for the event.
George Niles while working in the
service garage last Thursday had the
| misfortune to dislocate the bone in
his right wrist while cranking car.
| which will cause him to be away
! from his work, for several weeks.
The seven year old daughter of
Simeon Taylor of SO Bay Street who
| has been sick with diphtheria, died
about five o'clock Monday afternoon.
| Burial services were conducted at the
| Catholic cemetery today at 1920.
| An older sister in the home is re-
ported very sick.
| Word has been received in New
port announcing the arrival of a sew
en- and one half pound baby girl, Jean
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Milo r. Bacon born
Thursday, Nov. 10th. Mrs. Bacon
has been visiting at the home of her
parents at Fitchburg, Mass, for sew
eral days. The mother and child are
reported doing nicely at the Lucy
! Helen Memorial hospital at Fitch
burg. Mr.. Bacon left for that place
Wednesday night and, arrived just in
time to welcome his daughter.