Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-17

Mr. ana MIS-. EDWARD OdHUdW nave
moved into j. B. Riders tenement on
East street
Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey Stewart, of
Charlotte, spent Sunday with Mrs. r.
d. Stewart.
Mrs. James Ward of Lincoln was the
guest Sunday of her daughter, Mrs.
Clayton Hanks.
G.. A. Danforth is making extensive
repairs on his tenement house on
Mountain avenue.
Miss Eta A. Hulett and Miss Margaret
ONeill visited friends in Burlington
Monday and Tuesday.
w. c. Dunton Post, g. A. r., has
secured H. O. Wheeler of Burlington as
Memorial Day orator.
l. N. Roseman, of the Bristol Manu-
featuring company, spent Sunday with
his family on North street.
Miss Clara Pullman will begin her
second term of school in the Jerusalem
district Starksboro, Monday.
r. L. Delong has moved his family
here from Huntington Center into w.
f. Hanks tenement on East street.
Miss Margaret Tyler, who is teaching
school at Bristol Notch spent Sunday
with her sister, Miss Anna Tyler, at the
Bristol house.
w. D. Battles is building an addition
to his recently purchased residence on
North street and making several modern
improvements.
All officers of the Rebekah Degree
team should be present Tuesday evenins,
April 21. The degree will be conferred
on eight candidates.
Sunday Mass will be celebrated at ST.
Ambrose church at $50 a. m, by the
pastor, Rev. D. E. CofIey. There will
be but one Mass Sunday.
F. \. Laparl, engineer, and Edward
Mahar, fireman, took the Bristol engine
to Rutland Saturday night for repairs
and returned Sunday night.
| MI anu Mlo. W II. OldtlpIOil anu MI
and Mrs +. w. Frank were visited by
several of their Bristol friends at their
new home in Lincoln Sunday.
Tuesday morning a months mind
high mass of requiem was celebrated at
St. Ambrose church by the pastor, Rev.
d. f. Coffey, for Mrs. James II. Casey.
George H. Brooks has sold his house
on Mountain street to w. n. Cove, of
Lincoln. Consideration, 81 400. Mr.
Cove will take possession the first of
May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clifford, of
Starksboro, former residents of Bristol,
were in town Monday. Mr.. and Mrs
Clifford We're on a carriage drive to
Brandon.
The Loyal Workers of the Advent
church will have for their topic next
Sunday "A Good Stewardship and
Miss Bertha Kenyon will lead the
meeting.
DIR. II. C. Tinkham, of Burlington,
assisted by Drs. Briggs, Norton and
Edmunds, performed successful opera
ton on John Barney for appendicitis
Saturday.
Henry Somers. a student OF the med
ical college. Burlington, who has been
spending his Easter vacation with DR..
and Mrs G.. F. Edmunds, returned to
Burlington Monday.
Miss Ethel Tucker will lead the
Epworth League meeting at the Metho-
DIST church Sunday evening. Topic
-Four red flags" Self-conceit, Prejudice
, Jealousy, Reckless handling of another's
name"
Easter Sunday was observed at ST
Ambrose church by the celebration OF
/ two masses by the pastor, Rev. Father
Coffey. The first mass was celebrated
at 80 a m, at which a large mum bel
assisted. At 10:45 a. IN. high mass
} was celebrated and an eloquent sermon
delivered by Father Coffey on the gospe
of the day. The choir rendered
Leonard's mass in most acceptable,
manner, and the solos by Miss Catherine
Burrtt, Miss Ella Jimmo and w. j
Gaudett were pleasingly render ed
Nelson Santaw presided at the organ il
his usual proficient style. The alta
was respondent with cut flowers, potte'
plants and numerous lighted candles
At 1870 in the evening there was bene
diction of the Blessed sacrament which
I closed the Easter services at st. Ambrose
church