Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1899-01-13
WEYBRIOGE.
Judge Hayward is comfortable.


NJ. y. Baker returned home on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs II. a. Boes visited at d.
Holiness at Whiting on Tuesday.
Our sick ones are all improving; very
slowly, however. No new cases are reported.
!. s. Shaw returned to Ogdensburgh on
Monday. lie will enter upon his new work
next week.
The annual election Of the officers of the
NJ. Z. Sunday school is postponed until Sun
day, Jan. %.
Dexter Mitchell came down to the funeral
of Mrs. Sturtevant and returned to St. Al
bans on Saturday.
w. J. Child has been appointed Justice of
peace to fill the vacancy caused by the death
of John A. Child.
Willis B. Cobb returned from the Albany
Business college last Saturday, after stay of
ten months. He brings with him diploma
and fine voluntary letter of recommended
ti6n' from the faculty.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira s. Twitchell returned from
their extended visit to New York, Hartford
and other places on Thursday last. They re-
port fine time, although Mr.. Twitchel was
slightly indisposed part of the time.
Another illustrated lecture on Hawaii
will be delivered by Rev. T. A. Carlson at the
Weybrdge Congregational church on Friday
evening, Jan. 20, at s o'clock. The views
will be projected with a very fine double
lantern, with dssoving effects. All are in
vited. Admission: Adults, twenty-five cents;
children, half price.
| Ira s. Wright met with a sad accident on
Tuesday last. While getting fodder off a
scaffoldng over the floor in the home barn of
L. Silas Wright, the scafold gave way and he
fell to the floor, a distance of II or IL feet,
together with large pole and some planks.
He got to the house in a half-dazed condi-
ton, but was unable to move in short time.
The most severe injury was to his back and
hips; also blow on his head. His case is
very serious
II Another of the old standard bearers of the
cross has gone on her way rejoicing Mrs,
Harriet lockwood Wright departed FROM
this shore on Thursday, Dec. 20. Her hust
band, Caleb Wright, so we'll known, died
quite few years ago and nearly all the time
since she has lived with her daughter, Mrs.
l.. b. Dodge, in our town. She has always
maintained an unsullied reputation as wife,
mother, friend and neighbour and also as a
member of the NJ. f. church here from its
infancy to the day of her death. Industrious
beyond the most ever ner whoie HE mas Deen
gwen TO the care OF her immediate famlly' VINO
nave all passed TO man and womanhood' and
i've TO honor her name' with the exceP,,
non or two' Mrs a. J. stow and
Mrs. oren DICKINSON VINO Went away some
years ago, 9he was an Invalid Tor number
OF her last years ana mas been tenderiy cared
for by Mr.. and Mrs. Dodge in the main and
other members of her family as she CHANGED
TO be at their homes She had been in her
usual health until taken with Ia grippe and
she went quickly away She was buried from
the Dodge home on tuesday, her pastor, Kew.
H. thompson, conducting the services. W.
I. Sturtevant had charge and the burial was
N the family lot IN New Haven cemetery
The death of Mrs. Ann Trussell Sturtevant
occurred at her home on Tuesday morning,
IAN. !. Her death was not expected. She
had an attack of the prevailing disease and