Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-11

unelf DfOUner, WIN. Nelson, or this
place one day last week.
Miss Annie Webster and her sister,
Mrs. Grace Lyon, have gone to Chi
cago to attend the Fair, and will visit
their nephew, d. w. Bowker.- Kate
Bishop has gone to N. Y. to spend the
winter. = Amos Parlin and Archie
Cummings have gone to Meriden, N.
H., to attend school.-Emma Parlin
and Ina E. Campbell returned from
Mass. Sept. and commenced school
the 4th. Miss Parlin returned to Plum
kett and Miss Campbell to East
Charleston.
Coventry
Hollis Allen has sold his place to
Mrs. Pliny Brooks brother from Mass.
Among the sick are Mrs. William
Stevens, Mrs. Benz. Shippee, Mrs.
Newton and N. w. Gray.
Mrs. A Paddock of Craftsbury was
here last week during the sickness,
death and burial of Mrs. Cowles.
Ernest Batchelder is home from
Lawrence, Mass.-Mrs. Hattie Thur
Der of St. Adams visits her parents =
Mrs. Pliny Brooks has had several
relatives from Boston as guests of
late.-Mrs. Russell Richardson and
son, Eddie, have gone to New York.
lola Badger visited at DIR. Badgers.
The marriage anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles o. Wright was cele-
DRAFTED on the 2sth, ult., when nearly
sixty revatives and friends met as
surprise party to do honor to the occa-
sion. Rev. Eddy, in appropriate
words, presented them with the valu-
able presents made. The occasion
was much enjoyed by all.
Mrs. E. S. Cowles of New York died
on Thursday morning of pneumonia.
She was stricken down on the day of
her arrival. Everything that could be
done was done to spare her life. The
event is peculiarly sad. Mr.. and Mrs.
Cowles came here to spend few days
among relatives and friends, and the
stricken husband returns to his home
with the remains of an estimable wife.
Brief funeral services were held here.
Craftsburv.
A. Paddock is on the sick list.
]. @. Allen has gone West on bust
ness trip.
Mrs. Arthur Douglass died few
days since in Cabot.
Clark Allen shot an eagle last week
that measured four feet and ten inches
from tip to tip.
A large number of witnesses are at
Newport in the interest of the Smith
Bros suit.
Willard Allen and Ed. Uric have
gone to the Business College at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y.
Miss Barnes of N. Y, who was at
the Orleans House last year, has re-
turned for few weeks.
Eddie Williams of Wolcott lies APP
parently at the point of death at @. Q.
Commits, where he was taken ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paddock were called
to Coventry last week on account of
the death of Mrs. Cowles, relative
of Mr.. Paddock.
Inquiry is made at the MONITOR of
men who get into arrears and refuses
to pay for or take out of the Office the
local paper.
Albert Conant and wife are visiting
Of ~
has returned to her home in Boston,
Mrs. James Anderson has gone to the
home of friends who have recently
been visiting her.
East Craftsbury.
DR.. Seaver from Conn. stopped here
on his way from the Worlds Fair, for
a short visit at his fathers
Mrs. Ed. Dutton, whose sickness
was mentioned in last MONITOR, is re-
ported little better.
Fred Sharp is stopping at home
few days before returning to college
at Burlington. He has been spending
his vacation at the Worlds Fair, where
he was employed experimenting one
Of the educational exhibits.
Mrs. Mathew Mitchell from Michi-
gan is visiting at her fathers, and is
intending to remain here till Novem-
ber.-George Mason and wife from
Mass. are here visiting.-Jas. Gala
CHER is home from the Worlds Fair,
and is well pleased with his trip.
West Derby.
Newell Gould is building near Chas.
Folsom's, off Elm st.