Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-12-01

Mhucn mas been running with
q small force of late, closed down
Saturday noon- Just what the fin
lure mas In store for the factory is
MRS Fred Reed viii have cbarqa
OF the Salvation Army work dI1ri5o
the aosehce of Capt. and Mrs. DaV
VINO are attending special meetings in
New York For any information or
help call 247-2. '-- u
MISS Dorothy Drew entertained
seven young ladies at a five o'cIocI
tea at her home Thursday The
guests were Miss Jennie Curtis. Win
som Jones, Gertrude Harris. ResSia
Lothrop, Eleanor Sheldon. Helen Say-
age and Ruth Buck.
Cheney -Copp of Worcester. Mass
Is In town for a few DAYS removing
ms household goods to the new bun.
galow recently built in that CITY Mrs
Copp and daughter, Pauline. have
been visiting her brother, Victor
whitney, for the past summer.
Donald and Bradley Davis were at
home TO spend Thanksgiving with
1helr parents Mr.. and Mrs. c. G.
Davis. Donald came on from Stony
City, Iowa, where he has been en-
ployed with a furniture company.
Bradley returned Monday To New
Haven, Conn.,, where he has a fine
position with the Winchester Arms
people.
Among the boys from Dartmouth
who spent the Thanksgiving holidays
with their parents, were: George
Hamilton, Burton Prouty, David
Camp, Raymond Colodny, and OIney
Morrill, Burton Prouty was accom-
panied home by a college friend
Henry Bourne and George Hamilton
entertained Victor Cannon, both bows
are students of Dartmouth and their
homes are in Cleveland, Ohio.
The Scott Toy Corporation has pur-
chased of the Newport Chamber of
Commerce a lot of land on Union
street, consisting of two building lots.
This land has a frontage of 132 feet
upon which operations are to begin at
once to erect modern up-to-date fac
tory When completed it will be
equipped with machinery for the man.
ufacturing of toys such as the COM
pany are planning to make. The new
building viii be SO by 60 feet, two
stories high. The contract for the
building has been let to Joseph Lahar,
and II Is expected that the factory
will be completed and ready for oper-
alton by Christmas
The pupils of the Evening Study
class have completed "a of the first
series of lessons. They have shown
much interest and enthusiasm and
fully appreciate what Mrs Sadie Nc
Caffey and Mrs. Orrin Whitehead
have tried TO do for them. The Blue
bird club under whose auspices the
class has been held, wish TO thank
Mr.. c. II. Davis for the use of the
rooms in the Foster block, he very
kindly donated the rent. Also Frank
Burns for the loan of chairs; George
Burbank for the loan OF the organ
Mr.. Bowen OF the Newport House for
the tables and Mrs. Frank Flint for
the gift Of many dress patterns
The people of Newport city should
bear in mind that one of the most Sc
lect entertainments Of the season
Is due TO appear at the Lane Opera
House. Thursday evening. December
9Th. when Crawford Adams company
under the auspices Of the Newport
Post Of American Legion viii delight
the audience with music and read
ings- Crawford Adams is truly
called "The Wizard Of the Violin.
lie has a marvellous musical roper
toire; in six years Of requests he has
never failed TO play the number sug-
gested. With Adams are Miss Ethel
Hinton. one of the best liked readers
on the platform, and Miss Nah Sy-
mott, solo pianist and accompanies
They are al real artists
The B. Y. P. U. of the church con-
Quoted another good time at the First
Baptist church on Friday evening;
This was in charge of the world
Wide Guild and Children's World
Crusade assisted by the Missionary
and Industrial Circles together with
Miss Bean and Rev and Mrs Rankin.
These socials are proving great sue
cess. holding the young people OF the
community as nothing else can The
admission fee was ten cents which
maid for the following entertainment :
Reading. Claire Coburn; piano duet.
Barbara Brown, Adelaide Humphrey
singing by six girls; play, by the
Youngsters; singing, Girls chorus
son0 BY Little Ones; piano duet, Bar
bara Brown, Adelaide Humphrey
The price Of admission included re-
freshmeuts of cocoa, cookies and cake.
Besides these homemade candy and
taffy sticks were for sale.
The Graylawns Farms incorporated
manufacturers, who recently located
in our city, are conducting a big
drive for the jobbers of their goods
this week through the states OF Yer
mont and Maine. II. E Gray and b
G. GRAY are covering the state OF
Maine. and Z. Z. Hill and Samuel
Clark are working the state Of Yer
mont. They are IN company WIZ
their statesmen and all goods sold are
handled through their jobbers- Inc
drive that is being conducted through
these two states is one of the unique
and profitable means that the Gray
lawn Farm employs in getting tne1l
goods before the public 1t not onl.
brings good results in getting orders
Int hrings the consumer, and JooDer:
into personal touch with the men II
the factory and Office who are thor
o1ohlv familiar with their products
and know the superiority of the goods
A very sociable and profitable eve
n;ng was spent at the First Congre
oational church Sunday evening ane
Tae in the form of reception TO neg
| corners to our city Changes IN pusl
ness and new industries has prough