Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-06-04

odist church take place next Sunday even
ing.
Miss Bessie Davis is in Barton attending
the commencement exercises of the acad-
envy.
Cards are out for the marriage ON June
18th of w. II. Daley of this place and Miss
Carrie M. Black of Coventry.
The w. f. NJ. S. OF the Methodist church
will hold its monthly meeting with Mrs.
w. S. Robbins Tuesday afternoon.
The ladies of the w. G. T.. u. are re-
quested to meet with Mrs Frank JENNIE
next Saturday afternoon at three o'clock.
The Ladies' Aid society of the M. Il.
church will meet with Mrs. Gary Kilbourn
next Wednesday afternoon; supper at us
uaI time. cordial invitation is extended
to all to attend.
Miss Sarah Cobb of New York city is Wis
iting her mother.-A young man, who is
soon to go to South America as a mission
airy, has been visiting at Rev. IL. s. Kill
bourn's the past week.
Prof. q. A. Andrews, who went TO Maine
last week hoping to reach there before tho
death of his wife's father, was unable to do
so. Mrs. Andrews came on from Rockford,
ILL.,, where she went some weeks ago 20
visit her sister.
West Derby.
Mrs. M. A. Doane is painting her build
ings.
The Stanton's left town very suddenly
Friday, taking the a. m. train for Canada.
Three Assyrians, two men and a woman,
have rented the store in Cuts block for
one year, taking possession June /.
A good-sized audience listened 20 an in
teresting address from Rev. Noyes OF the
Wanderers Home, Boston, Mass, I'm the
F. B. church yesterday.
Mrs. A. j. White and daughter Daisy arc
boarding for awhile at w. b. Ranney's.
Newport.-Mrs. b. b. stratton and children
are visiting friends in Canada.
No new cases OF cankerrash or diphthe-
ria since the death of Grace Blake. IL IL
hoped the quarantining and other meas
ures taken have proved efiectual.
Derby Line.
Mrs. j. S. Aiken of Winnipeg, Man, is
a guest at Carroll Croft's.
John c. Colby, a medical student at
McGill college, is home for the summer va
cation.
j. Henry O'Rourke, a travelling salesman
for the Wilson & McCauley Tobacco Co. Of
Ohio, recently visited his
home.
DIR. Chester w. Cowles, whose death was
mentioned in previous issue, was taken
with a severe cold and his condition alarm
ing his friends by its increasing complica-
tions, DIR. Rugg gave him careful attention
and he rallied for a time, but later he COM
menced to fail and continued growing
weaker until his death. DIR. Cowles had
a chronic heart difficulty from an attack OF
the grip some five years ago. He was a
direct descendant OF the early Pilgrims
who formed the Massachusetts, Colony
bearing out well his inheritance OF firm
religious faith. He was a Congregational
list and a deacon of the church for many
years. He was born at Peacham, VT, May
Is, 1922, studied medicine i'm that town, and
graduated at the University OF New York.
In 1916 he commenced practice with the
ate M. +. Colby, continuing the practice
Of medicine until within a few years. He
was often called in council as he stood
high in the profession. Sept. 20, 1850 he
married Miss Hortense Chase, daughter of
Gardner Chase, who survives him with
wo sons, Eugene c. Cowles of the Alice
Nelson Opera CO., and Arthur {. Cowles,
,eller of Derby Line National Bank. Dr.
Cowles was brother OF Seth +. Cowles who
lied in Coventry, uncle of Elijah Cowles.
Beebe Plain.
William Lenney has rented the house
occupied by Mr.. Tinker and pur-
poses taking boarders.
Hugh T. Elder has charge Of IL. s. Stew
Irt's stables at Maple Grove this summer,
md McShane is at w. Derby in charge OF
he other horses.
Herbert Haselton, who has been sick
With consumption for about two years,
passed away Wednesday. He was a highly
young man. he leaves wife
nd one child.
Il. j. Tinker of Milton, Mass, was i'm
own recently.-Mrs. Estela House 81 here
rom the West, visiting Mrs. Walter
Ieaths brother, Mr.. Palmer and his fam
ly of Boston, are with her for several
Herbert Cooper has received
visit from her father.
Glover.
Mrs. James Grove is moving on 20 her
arm, lately occupied by j. A. Campbell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Leonard have gone TO
Rantoul, ILL.,, TO visit relatives for few
weeks.
Leander Welch is stopping for a time al
ohm Arthurs and attending the school at
Naples.
The Ladies' Aid will meet next Thursday
fternoon, all members are requested 20 be
resent