Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-12-22
THE THREE CRAFTSRU RYs
NORTH CRAFTSBURY

NORTH CRAFTSBURY
T. M. Gallagher is suffering from
bad injury to his eye.
4 The alumni banquet is to be held in
the gymnasium Dec. %.
George H. Randall from Concord is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Maud Davis of Newport is
visiting at A. r. Garvin's
Christmas exercises will he held Fri
day evening in academy hall.
Mss r .lIv Re Of Kansas. Git,
Kan is visiting a T.. H. Roots.
Miss Mary Root is home from Wo 3D.
stock for the Christmas vacs ton.
Rev. John Chamberln came from
New York City Monday. called by the
ath of Mrs. Graham.
| Ernest Keller is in Woodsville doing
nlTH7bng job for H. Pike. Mrs
Keeier accompanied MIN.
Peter Mcqueen will return and give
his lecture and travel pictures in tie
Congregational church Dec. %.
C. Cole had his cows tested few
days ago and had the misfortune to
have them condemned and killed
Mrs Chase, Fred Wheeler, Charles
Wiley, H 0. Douglass, G. B. Cole and
N. B. Williams were called to Hard
wick Friday to attend hearing in
connection with the explosion in Doug
lass's shop two years ago.
Among those from away to be pres
ent at A. E Cowles's funeral were
Chandler Whitney. Ed. Smith and two
sisters of Barnet, Mr.. and Mrs. J. B.
Rogers of Burlington, Mr.. and Mrs.
Shedd of Barton, Mr.. and Mrs Fl, R.
Cowes and H w. Cowles of Lyn !or-
vile, A L. Cowles Of Bridgeport,
Conn Mr. and Mrs. Ware of Cover :
try. Mrs. Elsie Slayton Of Barre.
Mrs. Lucy Graham whose sickness
has been mentioned died Thursday
The funeral was held at the home
Tuesday at 2 o'clock Dr. John Cham
berlin officiating The remains were
taken TO New York and places beside
her hush and. She leaves daughter
Isabelle, who has been her constant
! companion and two SOUS, Hon. H F.
, Graham of this place, and Robert
Graham of New York City beside a
host of devoted friends to mourn he I
loss.
A. E. COWLEe.
, Albert E. Cowles. for many years q
, nrominent resident Of this MACE DIED
, while VISITING his daughter, Mrs Oec;,
: Slayton, of Barre, Dec. %. THE err
following weeks illness of pneunon.
f ia. at z years Of age He is survived by
, his wife, his daughter. Mrs. Slavtor
roI 4
> bury. A. L C0wles Of Rri1penort
Conn. and H K. and r. w Cowles o.
LvndonviI)e. He was born in Crafts
bJrv May 13. 1843 He married Mary
t Whitney and to them we've horn :
Y daug hter and two sons. She died g:
s vears ago and in 1885 he married Sadie
e Rogers He was active in tho affair
Y o. his town, good counselor in evarv
:. thing concerning IT, About half
/. century ago he harar,e Christian ART
/. connected himself with tho rorrvora
5 t1onal church IN this Mace. Of which h.
e cont1nued a member as lone as r
V lived He was j momhor cf Henr,
" Flint Post N *. G A r His inf
= ence extender! rh~or1 ont the etote
IS He enlisted JuIvJ7. 1852 a' HYDE Pa''
= tor three years in CO | First W
n Cavalry, End was mustered ont O
It SCI WI June 2(ST. iSh5 2
t Burlington He served for some tim
As ORDERLY dosnatrh carrier. was neoe
- w.nnded taken nrieoner or even in tn
hospital during his whole reriod n
- service The records SOW ha was j
p Al engagements of more or less save,
Hv. besides the heavy skirmshes .
which no record has heen made. Fl
was horore" nv al! in civil and mil
tarv life There is vacancy now tina
no one can fill He was q citiZa
worthy of all trust: a husband
N loving and kid sc father winnin
the res ect of his children. IS a cranf
father doting and helpful: as frier
he was what Antony said of Caesa
O "faitHful and just - As p man he W.
n everc inch man How can the Iarp
" circle Of friends helm mournre h
loss The funeral service was held
i the church Thursday. thu largest a
I tendance known fo~ nnanv Y 'are. Re
c. Fl Rowley officiated, assisted +
Rav Pierce
Card of Thanks-We wish to ex re
o-~ heartfelt thanks to the mar
"a fri snGs who Nv word and act haV
n helned US at this time of our hereav
~ ment
Mrs. Sadie B CowIes and family.