Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-09-27

!, Two large motor trucks from Port
land, Me-. arrived in Newport Mon.
day morning to transport the house.
hold goods of Rev. L. A. Edwards te
: that city.
Mrs. E. G.. Blanchard has new
, four passenger Jewett Coupe.
| Henry Schoolcraft has purchased &
new Buick touring five passenger
!, car.
/ Mrs. Maud Parker is having he1
house on Spring street wired fol-
electricity. G.. G.. Blanchard is doing
the work.
| Mrs. o. M. Wilson of Canaan, N
HI. is expected to arrive today tc
spend a week with her son Johr
| Wilson.
| Edmond Richard has so far recov-
| cred from his injuries received in the
auto accident that he returned to
Norwich University Monday.
| Mrs. Augusta Burt who has made
her home with her son E. r. Burt
for the past three years will spend
the winter with her sister-in-law, Mrs
Sarah Glib.
Miss Elizabeth Shaw is attending
Brighton High School and also tax
ing private vocal lessons of Prof
White of the New England Conser-
lvatory of Music.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pond accom-
panied by Miss Irene McLoud ano
Homer loyal motored to RichforC
Sunday and called at Lawrence Car.
penter's.
Miss Marion Hill celebrated he1
birthday Saturday by inviting in {
few of her girl friends. A fine sup
per was served and she was present
ed fountain pen by those present.
| Kenneth Somerville has received {
temporary appointment to a position
at the post office recently held b!
Willis Edwards, who has closed his
Elabors and gone to Portland, Me.
where his parents are soon to set
tie.
Miss Vera M Duncan, R. NJ, wht
has been caring for Mrs. F. A. Hun
and baby. returned to Barton Mon
day. Master Kenneth is recovering
from run of pneumonia and hi!
aunt, Mrs. Sherburne will remain 70,
a time.
The Boston and Maine rai1roa,
have sent two of their special police
officers to Newport for police dut.
in the South yards. this relieves Der
nie Royce of Charleston and G. A
Humphrey who have been on dut.
since August 1st.a
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Livingston
and daughter Helen left Sunday nigh
for Detroit. Mich. where Mr.. Liv
association, at the National Associa
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They expect to be away about
week.
Miss Lucina Bonneau who has beel
visiting her brother Joseph Bonnea,
for three weeks will return to Bur
lington Friday where she has a goo
position at the Curriers' Ready-to
Wear store. Her. many friends vii
be pleased to know that she has S
far recovered from her long lines
to permit her activity.
Joseph Boivin who has been EN-
ployed in the plumbing department
of the True and Blanchard Co. Inc
closed his labors Saturday and i
moving his family to Claremont, N
H.. where he and sons will be EN-
ployed in the Sullivan Machine shops
Mr.. Boivin has been connected witt
years.
The large plate glass window il
the F. T. Leblanc barber shop in tn
w. w. Blodgett block on Coventr.
street that was broken the past sum
mer was replaced Thursday. Whel
Mr.. Leblanc opened his shop on
morning he found stone near one o
his chairs which during the nigh
some one had thrown through tn
window.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Marshall of Len
knoxville, P. O., are stopping will
their mother Mrs. Sarah Webster ant
Mr.. Marshall has position in the
Telegraph office made vacant by Ed
ward Burt who left for Bradentown
Fla. Sunday in company with Mrs
Burt. Miss Fernie Mowry and ORR
Sias. Mr.. Sias having spent the
summer with his father Edward
Sias.
| Joel B. Bly, and Austin Beebe left
for Boston Sunday night where Mr.
BLY, will buy holiday goods, and ex
ira store fixtures to furnish the new
addition to his place of business ,worl
upon which is soon to begin.
Among other changes being made
by the National Bank on the Mansu1
property, will be the removal of the
stairs to the upper quarters from
their present location giving Mr.. Bly,
the section formerly occupied BY
Wright's shoe store. Mr.. Beebt
will attend the Mems AID,
parel show which is open at the
Mechanics Building, Boston, from
September 25 to 9th. He will alst
purchase goods for the Beebe Broth
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