Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-10-17
County 11ems
BRIDPORT.

BRIDPoRT.
Clarence Tiley is on the sick list.
Stephen Cook had three fine calves shot by
some miscreant one day last week.
VIII Towner and Fred Myrick each took a
carload of lambs to Albany last week.
Pratt 4 Mack of Cornwall filed several silos
in town this week with gasoene power.
Representative G. L. Towner spent Sunday
at home, returning to Montpelier Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Marion Pettibone sustained severe
shock of paralysis Thursday morning and at
this writing is critically i'll.
Miss Beaumelle IIurd was at the vestry
services last Sunday.
b. f. Powers is at home again.
Daniel Huestis is on the sick list.
Harlow Peck is improving in health.
Mrs. lane Orchard was in town Saturday.
Miss Matte Kingsand is teaching in Rip
ton.
lanes Baker, of Addison, was in town this
week.
Mr.. Canton, clerk at J. P. Fletcher's, is on
the sick list.
This week was a record breaker for we'd
dings in this town.
Mrs. Sylvia Barbour has returned to her
home in Cornwall.
Mrs Kate Lapham has returned to her
home in Shoreham.
Mrs. ]. y. spaulding is spending few
days in Panton.
Remember the Harvest supper at the vestry
this evening, October II.
John Williamson is moving to the Rawl
Goodell farm in Addison.
Mrs. Miriam Gibbs, of Cornwall, is visiting
Mrs. Dotha lIemmenway.
Mrs b. Z. Rice and son spent last Satur-
day at L. w. Peet's, in Cornwall
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Sollace have returned
from a protracted visit in Albany.
Mrs. Sarah Fletcher and son James have
returned from Washington, d. c.
Miss Frances Spaulding, of ADDISON was a
recent guest at w. d. Spaulding's.
Kent Wright, of Crown Point, was in town
Friday, looking up lambs for market.
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Bingham, Of Middle
bury, spent Sunday at b. w. Cranes.
d. II. Bennett is improving the looks OF
his house and store by coat Of paint.
Mrs. Stanley McQuivey, of Ripton, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. !. p. Russell.
The Champlain Valley cheese factory paid
its patrons % cents per cwt. for August milk.
Mrs. Edward Billings and children, OF
Shoreham, recently visited at c. f. Palmer's
Mrs. ]. 5. McQuivey was in town to attend
the wedding of her sister, Miss Winnie Rus
sell.
From two trees, w. NJ. Grandey gathered
seven and one-haf bushels of peaches re-
Gently.
Mrs. Kate Price, of Albany y. V, who ha:
been spending few days in town, has re-
turned home.
The Ladies Aid of the Congregational
church will hold their first social at the vestry
this evening.
Harry Z. Blaisdell, who holds position il
large creamery in Omaha, Neb., is at home
for months vacation.
Harry Blaisdel, who has been for two
years in Nebraska, is visiting his parents, Mr.
aud Mrs. Z. G. Blaisde.
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bition in Masonic hall, Thursday evening o
moving and living pictures.
The Masons gave the first club dance o
the season in their hall Friday evening
About twenty couples were present.
Mrs. Mary st. John has entered the EN-
poy of Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Sanford, of Corn
wall. Friends are caring for her three olde
children.
a farmer of this town, who recently sold
yearling calf, says it gained three pounds pc
day, by actual daily weight. Good stock AM
good feeding.
The Ladies' Society, having decided to us
their funds for recushioning the Congrega
tional church, have employed y, J. Backmel
Of Middlebury, to do the work.
AS w. NJ. Grandey was riding the mown
machine Saturday, the wheel struck a ston
throwing him to the ground One wheel ra
over his hand and arm, bruising it severely.
The ladies of the Methodist church wi
hold an ice cream social in Masonic hall o
Friday evening October "a, a fine literar
and musical programme will be rendered, on
of the features of which will be rectations b
Mrs. Reed, of West Addison, whose popular
ity with Bridport audiences is always mani
fest \ trile Of fifteen cents covers tn
entire cost.