Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-11-13

ness one day last week.
Miss Mamie Geary is at home from
Huntington for a vacation.
G. R. Colpitts, of Burlington, was in
town last week on business.
Mrs. William Cushman has been spend
ing few days in Middlebury.
Henry Davis is threshing grain for the
farmers in the Murray district.
Mrs. Josie Morgan is spending week
with her daughter in Alburgh.
William Morgan has been raising his
mill and otherwise repairing it.
Mrs. Edgar Varney is visiting her son
and wife in birmingham, Mass.
Mrs. Joseph Bean was the guest of
Henry Sweet and family recently.
Butter from 10 cents to 90 cents per
pound. Eggs 96 cents and scarce.
The Ladies' Aid recently voted to pay
their pastor $40 out of their treasury.
Mrs. Orvill Estus was called to Middle
bury by the illness of her grandchild last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nichols are
working in the lumber camp for the
L. L. Co.
Mr.. tombstone, of Rutland, the dentist,
has been in town again, doing a good
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Moody and daugh-
tiers were the guests of Mrs. Mary Turner
recently.
Nathan Varney is slowly improving,
and was dressed and sat up short time
on Sunday.
j. j. Murray, of Bristol, has been in
North Lincoln threshing with his gaso-
line engine
Bert Moody, of Warren, and w. E.
Pierce were in Bristol one day last week
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hammer are
boarding the men at the pulp job in
! South Lincoln.
Rev. MIR. Hainer occupied his pulpit
on Sunday, having been unable to do so
for four Sundays.
Roy Estey was the guest of his
teacher, Archie Colby, at West Lincoln.
one night last week.
"How we may help to abolish is the
subject at G. E. meeting on Nov. 10.
Leader, Marion Roys.
Mrs. Sarah Atwood and Mrs. Mary
Bryant have been visiting friends in
Rochester and vicinity.
Miss Eliza Reeves will move to the
Hanks house, which is now occupied by
Arthur Varney and wife,
Do not forget the meeting on Sunday
evening. 1t is a subject that should
draw large congregation.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Morton Hale and
Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth, of Sudbury,
were in town last week visiting.
NJ F. Estey was called to Warren on
Friday night to see his brother Aaron,
who is seriously ill with pneumonia.
Oyster supper on Saturday night for
the benefit of the band, followed by a
band concert. Take your lady and be
there.
The stocking social" at the Ladies'
hall on Nov. 5, was pleasant gathering
in spite of the weather. The ladies
realized about 81.
| w. w. Bristol, of Panton, was in town
again and bought a drove of cattle. A.
G. Murray, of Warren, sold him four
cows at $33 head.
Mrs. Ellen johnson and daughter
Lizzie, of Burlington, were in town re-
Gently, the guests of L. A. Bryant and
family and other friends.
If you are interested in the town help
to sustain the weekly prayer meeting.
Make it interesting and the young people
will prefer it to a show or a dance.
The school exhibition at the Center on
November was well attended and much
credit is due the teacher Miss Georgian
ma Peck, of Bristol, and the scholars who
did their best.
Mrs Pelkey has gone to Warren to
assist her daughter, Mrs. Estey, in car
ing for her husband, and it is hoped that
the crisis has passed and that he will
improve rapidly.
An operation was recently performed
on the little daughter of Horace Poland,
to remove an abscess from one hip.
The child is doing as well as could be
expected, and is patient sufferer.
Page Colby, of West Lincoln, gave
Master Roy Estey fine jack knife last
week for his proficiency in reciting the
multiplication tables and answering
other questions that are necessary for a
boy to know.
The school in District No. closed on
Friday. A number of visitors We're
present and the speaking was enjoyed by
all present. The teacher, Archie Colby,
of West Lincoln, has given good salts
faction and would receive a hearty well
come back.
Miss Jennie Sherwin closed another
very successful term of school in Down
ingsville Friday. This being her fifth
term in the district proves she is an ex-
cellent teacher, and all hope to see her
back another term. The scholars pre-
scented her with beautiful bonbon dish
as token of love
Many readers will be sorry to learn of
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