Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-08-01
BRISTOL.

DhlO I'LL
| Miss Ella Norton remains about the same.
f. c. Kilburn went to Burlington Tuesday
on business.
c. w. Rivers has been in the north part Of
| the state this week.
J. W. Page has gone to Cambridge on
business this week.
Miss Hattie Gaudett is visiting friends at
Nergennes this week.
+. c. Dixie is at home from visit to his
brother in Morrisvle.
George Bentley Of Manchester was in town
Wednesday calling on friends.
f. Bissonette OF Burlington a former resi-
dent is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Charles Bartlett is at Burlington, the
guest Of +. II. Daten and family.
w. \. Ferguson was home from business
trip to Albany, \. V, over Sunday.
Mrs. George Mcintyre and child are visit
ing relatives at Starksboro this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Ridley went to Bur
lington on business returning on Wednesday.
Miss Shirley Morse has a position in the
Office of the Bristol Manufacturing company.
Rev H. \. Wood and wife of Nergennes
were guests of +. !. Avery and wife on Tues
lay
Mrs. Frank Pierce and children Of Worces
ter, Mass, visited II. =. Sherwin and family
this week
This week has been very warm, the Their
mometer registering over 90 degrees each day
at p. m.
c. L. IIasseltine and family who have been
at the lake for some time have returned to
their home.
f. A. lIasseltne has completed the survey
OF the lots in the new cemetery, and the lots
are now on sale.
Postmaster Hashins expects to move the
postolhce to its new quarters IN the Drake
Farr block on August j.
w. \. Ferguson arrived home from a busis
ness trip to Albany, y. Y, and North Adams,
Mass, Saturday night.
Mrs \. Z. Webb and daughter Of New
York are guests Of Mrs. Wcbbs parents, Mr..
and Mrs. /. y. Dodge.
The new principal of the graded school,
w. II. Botsford, and family, will occupy the
Ridley house on Pleasant street.
Herbert Gibson and wife, Mrs. Esther
Tucker and daughter Alice and Mrs. Eli
King went to Lake Dunmore on Wednesday,
@. r. IIoughton went to Alburgh on Mon
day to assume his duties in the custom house,
position to which he was recently appointed
At the regular convocation of Clifford Chap
ter K. \. NJ, held on Monday evening, the
X. A. degree was conferred on two candidates.
+. w. Smith and daughter Jennie who are
spending the summer at Long Point, came
home on Monday, returning to the Point on
Tuesday.
Clifford Chapter, X. y. NJ, conferred the
K. \. degree on two candidates Monday
evening. Refreshments were served at the
close.
Mr. and Mrs. ID. X. Bosworth have returned
and will move into the Goodrich house on
West street as soon as vacated by Prof. c. S.
Paige and family.
Miss Cornelia Stow is home from a visit OF
several weeks with Rev. l.. \. Bigelow and
wife of Saranac Lake, NY. Mr.. Bigelow was
former pastor of the Methodist church here
Milo Abernethy, who has been in the en-
ploy Of the Bristol Manufacturing company
for several years, has accepted position as
fireman on the Rutland road, and began work
Tuesday
II. \. Peck Of Middlebury Mrs. w. H.
Nichols. son and daughter of Albany, n. w.
and Mrs. Bowers and daughter Of Modus
Conn, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. II. T
Peck on Wednesday.
There IS to be a Prohibition rally in the
park on Wednesday evening, Aug. 9th with
an address by Rev. B. S. Taylor of Iowa, who
has been engaged by the Vermont Prohi
tionsts to stump the state.
Mrs Helen G.. Rice Of Boston, nationa
secretary Of the Loyal Temperance Legion, is
to give temperance talk in the park Mon
day evening Aug. 4, under the auspices o
the w. c. T. L. Music will be furnished by
quartet.
Rev. W. a. Kinzie preached an anniver
sary sermon last Sunday, the occasion being
the eighth anniversary Of his settlement a
pastor Of the Baptist church. At that tint
there were % members of the church; nov
there are $50. The church has been repaire,
and a new parsonage built during his pastor
ate.