Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-10-27

and Solomon Hyman of Ellis Island.
Roy Aeacham has purchased
building lot on the Hammond farm
on the West Shore OF the lake and will
erect a cottage on same In the spring.
Miss Burgess. Miss Chapman and
Mrs H a. Leland, grade teachers IN
Barton schools, were In the city Mon
day visiting the grade schools In the
East building.
List of Foreign Letters remaining
uncalled for al the Newport, VT, post
Office for the week ending Oct. 20.
1920: Mr.. Agen, Mrs. Boulais, Miss
Louyia Lance, Ovila Racine.
Mrs Mary Thurber, aunt OF Mrs.
Z B. Wiley, who has been spending
the summer at the Wiley home on
Mt Vernon street, has returned 10
her home in Danville, Que.
Dr.. Henry Tinkham of Burlington
visited at c. ". RiehEond's last week
He was accompanied home by Van A.
iting at the Richnrnd's, also Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Richmond.
Rev. G. Ernest Robins, general Sc
cretary of the Religious Education
OF Vermont, viii hold special con
LGLE4-NG d. LA4E Last SA1G=A Day
list Church, Wednesday evening at
1850 p. m All who are interested
IN Sunday School Work are invited 10
attend.
The Young People Of the First
Baptist Church, on Second street, viii
be hcsts ar a social. 10 which you are
, invited, on Saturday Evening, De-
tober 80. It Is called q Halloween
L 70
nouce the program, simply to say that
: the young folks OF the First Baptist
church are arranging 1t. You know
/ what 10 expect
Mr.. and Mrs. George B. Young OF
/ Montpelier were IN town over the
weekend visiting their mother, Mrs.
John Young. Mr.. and Mrs Young
came TO Newport preparatory 10 clos
ing their summer cottage at the Big
Glow Bluffs for the winter Upon
/ their going 70 the cottage Saturday
| they discovered that Il had been
: broken into and articles were found
/ missing. The thieves gained entrance
/ by cutting or breaking the wire screen
/ from the frame on the veranda, after
/ gaining entrance 10 the veranda one
/ Of the windows was pried up allowing
them 70 enter the cottage Among
/ the articles that were found missing
were sheating, knives and forks, also
some canned goods Every year own
ers OF summer homes along the shore
I of our lake have their cottages broken
/ into Occasionally these parties have
I been caught and paid dear for their
4 depredations. Many OF these breaks
/ have been by young boys. IN this case
/ evidence tends 70 show that the work
4 was done by some one older and that
! they intended 10 make another visit
I as the key that was IN the door on the
/ inside had been taken
I Z B. Wiley, painter In the True
I d Blanchard Co., garage, has com
I pieted some very attractive WINDOWS
signs on the plate glass windows o.
4 the True & Blanchard Co. store Ihs
I letters have the appearance OF being
done with paint, but instead are metal
and cemented 70 the glass after which
they are given coat OF varnlsh which
/ makes them secure against frost OF
\ water on the glass. The letters arr
in red klack and gold each color beins
a separate sheet with an alumni
mum leaf back, thoroughly fasteneC
together. The signs which are near
~ two feet IN width at the top OF IN
windows have 2 white painted. back
ground, this with the border Of blu
with gold edge ct the top and bottom
furnishes a pretty combination O.
colors- On the large plate glass win
dows appear the words, Hardware
and Sporting Goods. True & Blan
chard-D The firm name appears or
the blue border Of each window. Or
the small windows each side OF ths
store entrance appear the word:
Electric Goods, Batteries Stoves
Il and Tires" The entire job show!
artistic skill and Is q crdit 10 Mr.. vii
ley.