Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-08-28
LINCOLN.

LINCOLN.
Corn is looking better.
Oats are being harvested.
G. f. Murray has been i'll.
Nathan Varney is no better
Mrs. Charles Purinton is seriously
ill.
All crops have improved in the last
week.
Mrs. Ella Cushman remains about the
same.
Miss NJ. j. Gerry was in Bristol two
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Memoe have gone
to Malone, N. Y.
Chase Bush and wife. of Bristol, were
in town last week.
E. d. Geary was in Bristol one day
last week on business.
Hay may be little more than two
thirds crop in this vicinity.
Sidney Buttles, who is in Brookfield,
was at home last week
Mrs. Mary Estey, of Warren, has been
the guest of her sister.
Mrs. Herman Crane has been very
much worse the last week.
Frank Moody and wife were in South
Lincoln one day last week.
Potatoes bid fair to be a good crop if
the rust does not strike them.
There was good number of the PEG.
pie at Spring Grove last week.
Miss Tia Sweet has been visiting rela-
tives in Starksboro and vicinity.
There has been much travel on our
mountain road for the past week.
The meeting at South Lincoln on Sum-
day afternoon was well attended.
Riley Moulton and sister Daisy were in
Braintree visiting friends recently.
Mrs. Nancy Hill has been better the
last few days and is able to be out.
Geary Olcutt, of Downeyville, had a
horse struck by lightning last week.
A great many people from town at
tended the Colby reunion Thursday.
The recent heavy showers damaged
the roads in some parts of the town.
Mrs. Murray Cove and son, of Massa-
chusetts, have been visiting in town.
Mrs. Hattie Caustice and son Clayton,
of Bristol, We're visitors in town last
week.
Mrs. Estelle (Butterfield Cove, of
Fitchburg, Mass, Is in town visiting
relatives.
The subject at c. Z. meeting on Aug
ust 30 is Our duty to the stranger"
Leader, Tia Sweet.
Homer Holden and his mother, of
Barre, have been the guests of M. F.
Estey and family.
George Cove and wife, of Essex juno
ton, were in town recently, the guests
of w. n. Cove and wife.
William Cardell, wife and children, of
Bristol. returned from a visit to rela-
tives in Warren this week.
Miss Maud Estey and cousin. from
Barre, visited the formers brother,
Frank, in Charlotte, last week.
Miss NJ. j. Geary, Miss Ida Kingsley,
of New Haven, and friend We're in Bris-
tol Notch one day last week.
Ed. Miller, wife and daughter. of
Warren called in town on their way
home from Middlebury last week.
Master Arthur Barnard and brother
BERTHE, of Waitsfield, have been the
guests of their uncle, c. +. Murray and
family.
Mrs. Lizzie Estey and sister, Mrs
Nora Holden, of Barre, were the guests
of the formers son, Walter, and wife, at
the Corner one day last week.
Patrick Whalon, of New Haven, Clay
ton Hanks and wife, of Bristol, and Miss
j. Morgan, of the Center, were the
guest of James Ward and wife on Sun
day.
The town was well represented at
Spring Grove on Sunday. q. Sargent
William Lee. W. n. Cove, Arland MUIR
ray and Marion Purinton were among
the number.
Asbury Allen, of Barre, who formerly
did a'lumber business in Bristol. Lincoln
and Warren, died recently in Barre, and
his body was brought To Warren for
burial. He belonged to one of the oldest
families in that place. One sister, Miss
l.. Allen, and Mrs. Nathan Thayer still
resides there.
Mrs. William Dougherty, of Rutland,
a