Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-11-14
County 1lerps
BRISTOL.

{. II. May has moved his family here from
Gaysville
]. II. Orvis was in Huntington last week
surveying.
Reuben Avery has gone to the Albany bust.
; ness college.
Ernest Allen has moved his family to East
Middlebury.
Charles Meilleur is building an addition to
his residence.
The Home Circle met with Mrs. G. L. Has
seltne yesterday.
w. A. Ferguson has been on a business
trip over the lake.
Jerry Termey is recovering from an opera
ton for appendicitis
+. X. Strong, of Huntington, has been a
guest of O. II. Fisher.
Ralph DEMO is at home from a business
trip to Sherbrook, 20.
y young daughter has come to the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mittni.
President Ezra Brainerd, Of Middlebury
college, was in town Sunday.
Mrs. Lyman Diclerman has gone to Bur-
lington fol medical treatment.
Arthur Lafayette begins " ork this week at
the Lincoln Iron works in Rutland
w. +. Ferguson. of Williston, is the guest
Of Mr. and Mrs Alfred Ferguson.
Ralph Purinton has returned from a stay Of
several weeks in Cambridge, y. y.
Miss Lizzie Welch was called to Brandon
this week by the illness of her sister.
Henry Forticr has sold his place on the
Little Notch road to f. 5. Pckham.
Rev. NJ. l.. Woolsey will hold an Episcopal
service Sunday evening in bikes hall.
G.. \. Danforth is at home from Worcester,
Mass, where he went to visit his brother.
The Bristol free library will be opened here
after from to 9 o'clock Tuesday evening.
II. {. Brown, E. p Brown and O. f. Cox
were at home from Burlington over Sunday.
Business at the works Of the Bristol manu-
featuring company is lively, and orders coming
in daily.
Harry Preston, who has had an operation for
appendicitis in the Mary Fletcher hospital, is
at home.
Miss Jennie Sherwin closed fall term of
school in Downingsville, Lincoln, Friday, and
is at home.
Frank Mayhem, who has been in the Mary
Fletcher hospital for several weeks, has be-
come insane.
Mrs. Laura Yoast, who has been visiting
relatives here, has returned to her home in
Lowville, Pa.
County Examiner +. +. Boyce will hold
public examination of teachers here Novem-
Der rs and 90.
The members of the Bristol high school
alumni were entertained Thursday evening by
Miss Adah Hewitt.
The Rev. NJ. L. Woolsey of Vergennes,
conducted Episcopal services in bikes hall
last Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs +. W. Nash are at home from
Burlington. Mr.. Nash has been in the hos
pital for medical treatment.
Morning temperature for October: Highest,
6S degrees; lowest, p degrees; average, a >
degrees; rainfall, 2.94 inches.
Royal Downing was buried Thursday. Rev.
w. a. Kinzie oficiated. Burial in Briggs hill
cemetery. Mr. Downing was a native of
Lincoln and always resided there.
Mr. and Mrs X. \. Young are expected
home this week from their visit to New York,
Brooklyn, Philadelphia and Buffalo,
Harold Williamson, of the L. V. NJ, was
in town over Sunday. He has a situation in
the Mary Fletcher hospital for while.
Mr. and Mrs John EIurlburt, who were
burned out recently, have rented rooms in w.
II. Cardells tenement on Taylor avenue.
Mrs. II. L. Kelton will lead the Epworth
League meeting and Miss Daisy Pettibone the
Christian Endeavor meeting next Sunday
evening
Rev. c. n. Thomas is to discuss "Very
Essential Conditions to the Attainment of the
True Christian Life at the midweek meetings
in the Congregational chapel for the next few
weeks.
Bristol claims the football championship of
Addison for 1902, the local team having de-
feated Middlebury twice and Nergennes once.
The return game with Nergennes may be
played this week.
Walter Shedrick broke his right leg Just
above the ankle while wrestling Friday after
noon. lie had the same leg broken in the
same place while in the regular army, from
which he was discharged several months ago.
h Mrs. Jennie Smonson, who died in Starks-
boro Sunday afternoon, was the mother OF
Mrs. Henry Elliott, of Coatcook, F. O.. Mrs.
base Brooks and Miss Sadie Simonson, of
ahis town. Her funeral occurred on Tuesday \
\ The funeral of Royal Downing was held
Thursday afternoon from the home of Mr.,
and Mrs. Bert Brown. Rev. w. \. Kenzie
ofhcated The burial was in Briggs hill
cemetery Mr.. Downing was native of Linz
colin, and resided there up to within few
months. lie was nearly SO years of age.
Right Rev. Bishop NIchaud, of Burlington,
visited st. Ambrose parish Sunday. At go
a. m. he celebrated mass and gave holy COM
munion to a class OF about 90 children. At
the 10 so mass the pastor, Rev. Father d. f.
Coffey, ofhciated and preached. AT ) p. m,
| the bishOD administered the sacrament of com