Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1898-01-14
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WEST Cornwall.
Samuel Underhill has returned to Mid
dlebury.
NJ. 0. Snow of Brandon was at II. +.
Taylor's over Sunday.
Mrs. c. b. Vail is with her mother,
Mrs. G. d. Barber, who is i'll.
Miss katharine Griswold is caring for
her sister, Mrs. l.. J. Hall, who is ill.,
VIII Baldwin and family have moved
into W. II. Bingham's tenant house just
vacated by j. Geror.
&. M. Hanks of Addison has purchased
the VIE. belong farm and expects to
move there in the early spring.
Fred Currler, while working in the
swamp, cut the large toe on one of his
feet quite badly a day or two since.
DR.. Smith of Mddebury has sold ten
acres of land with dwelling house and
small barn on it to Charley Adams, who
will move in very soon, and Frank
Sheldon, who has been occupying it,
will move into the large house on an
other part of the farm.
Mrs. p Il. Bingham went to Middle
bury Monday. where she will remain
short time. and will then 90 to New
\ Ork city. She has closed her house
and does not expect to return till about
the 1st of March. Her son Fred went to
Burlington on the sleeper Monday morn
ing. lie will attend the agricultural
college for a few weeks. Fred is bound
to be a scientific as we'll rs practical
farmer.
Mrs. G. L. Sowle received telephone
message Monday afternoon, saving her
father was very Ill. She took the mail
train at Middlobury for The home in
South Burlington. The next morning a
message came saying Mr.. Tebo died in
the night. Mr.. SOWle vent TO Burning.
ton on Wednesday. The sympathy of
the many friends they have made since
they came here is very warm for them in
this time of trouble. Mr.. Tebo was here
for visit only a few weeks ago and was
then the picture of health. Infamma-
tory rheumatism was his ailment.
WEYsRlDoE.
Mrs. Newton is slightly better.
Business is lively at the mills.
Very fine weather and very fair sleigh
ing.
Mrs Thompson is slowly improving,
as is also Mrs. c. L. Harrington.
L. c. Sturtevant will erect large barn
at his farm the coming season.
Judge Hayward was quite seriously
indisposed last week, but is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Kelley and baby
visited Mrs, Kelley's old home last week.
The small girls of Robert Bowles have
been quite low with influenza, but are
somewhat improved.
The band concert which was postponed
on account of bad weather will be given
likely next week. The arrangements are
being perfected. Notice VIII be given
by bills as usual.
The annual society meeting of the
Congregational society was held at their
church last Saturday as noticed. Quite a
large number of members and friends
were present. The exercises were as
follows: Voluntary and hymn music by
the choir, remarks by pastor election of
clerk, treasurer and auditor, followed by
roll call Of members. those present re-
spending by passage of scripture,
those who reside abroad by some fine
letters of regret Of Inability 10 attend
ana words Of cheer. Among the names
called was Mrs. Philo Icwctt. who was
not present, but is quite able to be about;
Mrs. Elmer of Addison, her daughter;
Mrs. George Wright, daughter of Mrs.
Mrs. Wright, making four generations
and their representatives. \ fine dinner
was served IF oy -tors, cake. coffee. etc,
in the church parlors. A. whole the
gathering was good one After social
hour. all went to their homes the better
for the day.