Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1902-06-13
BRISTOL.

L. O. Chaplin was at Addison on business
last week.
Joseph Battell of NIiddebury was in town
on Monday.
F. G.. Haskins has moved to his new house
on Spring street.
Mrs. NJ. L. POLAND visited her daughter in
| Rutland recently.
f. w. Smith took his new gasoline launch
to the lake last week
Edward Nichols of Randolph is visiting d.
| X. Bosworth and wife.
There will be Episcopal services in bikes
hall on Sunday evening.
Linus Williamson went to Boston last
week, where he bought five horses.
Carl Brown went to Worcester Mass, on
Tuesday to work in a casket factory
Children's day is to be observed by the Bap-
fist Sunday school next Sunday evening.
Mrs. 7. I. Dumas and her mother, Mrs.
Taggart are visiting relatives at Charlotte.
II. c. Russell and wife of l(ipton were
guests of George Mcintyre and family recently.
Rev. II. L. Kelton and family went to the
F lake on Tuesday, where they are to stay sew
eral days.
A. c. Huntington, who has been guest Of
G.. w. Small, has returned to his home at
Clinton, Mich.
Rev. c. y. Thomas is attending the state
convention of Congregationalists at Spring
field this week.
T. A. Wright of Mddlebury was in town on
| Monday. While here he called on his cousin,
Mrs. n. F. Rider.
f. w. Smith and Jennie Smith went to the
lake on Wednesday, where they expect to re-
main several weeks.
Rev. I. T. Hill and wife are TO attend the
Baptist quarterly meeting at Waterbury on
the I4th and 18th inst
Fred I.andon and wife were at Burlington
last week visiting relatives. They returned
on Tuesday of this week.
Miss Hulett has purchased her brothers in
terest in the boot and shoe store OF Bristol
& Hulett The firm name will remain the
same.
Mrs. G.. w. Small and Mrs. Frank Green
ough went to Bennington last week to attend
the State convention Of the order OF the
Eastern Star
Ransom X. Dunn of San Francisco, Cal, is
visiting his mother and brother on Maple
street. He expects to 60 to New York the
last of the week.
There was a largely attended reception
given c. S. Paige and wife, the retiring prin-
cipal of the graded school, at bikes hall on
Wednesday evening.
Geo. w. Sneeden went to Montpelier
on TUESDAY to attend the Grand Army en-
campment. He expects to visit Concord, \
H., before his return.
Mrs. Geo. Dyer of Newport, \. H., was {
guest of t. |. Hewett last week. she came
to attend the commencement exercises, her sor
being one of the graduates.
c. S. Page has closed his labors as principal
of the Graded school The school directors
have engaged w. II. Bottsford for the coming
year. lie has taught at Wallingford the pas
four years.
Freeman O. Eddy, who has been popula
clerk at Chford& Cardell's for the past year
has secured position at South birmingham
Mass, and goes there soon. Ardie Hill IS t
take his place at Clifford < Cardells.
Amos Sterling who has been sick the pas
month died June 4. He was nearly s. year
old. The funeral was held Thursday, after
noon from the house, Rev. II. l.. keltol
iofficiating. lie was buried in the vllas
cemetery.
Bristol lodge, No. SO, l. @. O. F., are t.
hold their annual memorial services at Hole
hall on Sunday, June IS, at p. m. An al
dress will be given by Rev. w, I. Forsythe o
Middlebury. At the conclusion of the eXer
cises at the hall the Odd Fellows will marc
to the cemetery, where the graves will b
decorated All Odd Fellows are invited t
Join in the ceremonies.