Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-08-16

Harry Jenne with the New York
| telephone company is enjoying two
| weeks vacation with his parents, Mr..
| and Mrs. E. E. JENNIE.
Miss Arabell Parker is at Geneva
| Point. Lake Winnepesauke attending
Sunday School Convention sent as
delegate from Orleans County.
Bert Baker and family and Miss
Emma Berry motored to Burlington
| Sunday visiting Ford Ethan Allen
| returning home Monday morning.
Mrs. Sarah Dougherty, Mrs. Julia
| Hislop, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mead and
son Sidney of Coaticook, p. O., visited
| at John Dougherty's last Thursday.
Mrs. Matte Lane and family and
| Mrs. Thomas Farrar OF Gloversville,
N. Y, have been boarding at Mrs.
Myron Alexanders the Dast week.
Gertrude and Lawrence Hart WIS.,
| tied in North Hatley last week and
| were accompanied home by Miss Ma
rion Reed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ami Hill and Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred Briggs of Newport Center
i took trip through the White Noun
tains Sunday. .a
Stanton Hitchcock still remains in
a very critical condition caused from
| a shock he was stricken with last
week Thursday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blake and Yrs.
John Hildreth are spending a Few
DAYS in St. Johnsbury at the home
of William jerks.
Hugh McNea1 of the immigration
| office begins a two weeks vacation
this week and will visit sister at
Springfield. Mass.
Mrs Wallace Kern and daughter
Louise spent several. days in Irasburg
| last week guests of Miss Mildred
Ware who is taking two weeks va
cation from the office of III. S. Root
and son.
Harold Miller and family who have
been occupying the Bailey cottage in
Farrant's grove for several weeks are
moving into a tenement in the Everett
Moore house on Central Street.
Mrs. S. A. Knowlton and sister
Mass, are spending several weeks
of Stanstead, P. Q.
Recent guests at the home of S. l..
Day on Sias avenue were Frank Allen
and wife of Essex Junction, C. Alfred
of Fairfax, Mrs. Lunny and daughter
Pearl of Concord and Hugh House of
Montpelier.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. J. Wentworth have
returned home from Sutton, P. O.,
where they visited relatives and
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Johnquist and
daughter Mrs. Edith Morrison, and
Edward Blodgett and sister Mrs.
Charles Brigham of Leominster,
Mass, visited Mrs. Louna Peabody
and daughter, Mrs. Don, Puffer last
| week.
P. III. Stanley was in Newport over
the weekend moving his household
effects to Woodsville. N. H., where
he has fine position in the store of
E. A. Sargent, having charge of the
dry goods department. Mr.. and Mrs
Stanley have made many friends
while they have been in Newport
where they were employed at the
American Clothing Co., store fol
some time, who will be sorry to have
them leave town.
Arrangements have been completed
to deport some of the Cinnamon now
confined at the local Jail and Inspec
tor Ottoman Hevelke will leave
Thursday night in company of seven
for New York at which point they
will start on their trip to the land o.
rice and chop suey. Representative!
, from each group of struggled China
men will be detained as witnesse'
against the parties figuring in thei
being brought into the states whel
they come before the United State
/ Court.
Il /. G. Bryant. agent for the Stude
II baker, sent six men to South Bend
Il Indiana, on Thursday night for new
cars. The party will arrive in New
i port tonight or Wednesday with fiv
H A. v. Bryant is in charge of the par
ty and is accompanied by his wife.
II Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Burt and Fer
Y ME Mowry are making plans to spen,
the winter in Florida leaving abou
/ the middle of September. The tri,
/ will be made in the auto of o. B. STA
| who is their guest. Their tenemen
\ will be occupied by Mr.. and Mrs
: William E. Hooper now in the F. A
H Hunt tenement.
II The Saturday night moonlight eS
Il cursion failed to attract the people a
CnlS emu Oh the lake ana Cne Trip Scne
duled was cancelled. The weathe
Il was ideal for one of these evenin
trips but only thirteen people wer
II; present which would not warrant tn
management running the boat. Recer
H day trips of the Anthems show a
y increase in patronage from this en-
III Of the lake, Thursdays party havin
HI around 60 which included some of OF
II local merchants.
II Mr.. and Mrs. John Hildreth ar
u Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Fairbanks repo1
nj fine weather and fine time on the
II trip through the Mohawk Trail an
H the White Mountains. They were tt
Il first party to camp on the free CAM
Il ing grounds in Randolph, VT. tt
U land furnished by Mr.. Battles ar
M fitted for use by the Chamber {
II Commerce. They found many sue
camping places along the trip ar
II feel that Newport would do well
II furnish a free camping ground fl
II tourists