Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-07-10
County Uems.
LINCOLN.


hill. buried their II weeks old baby on
Sunday Measles was the cause of
death.
George Russell and wife have baby,
born July 3.
Mrs. John Battles, of Bethel, is caring
for her son, George, who is i'll with
measles at Arthur Bristol's, in North
Lincoln.
A party climbed to the top Of Mount
Abraham on Friday and enjoyed
pleasant outing.
George Russell.
Mrs Maggie Madgan, of Burlington,
and children. have been the guests of
Mrs. Mary Sweet the past week
Mr. and Mrs. j. Moody were out on
Saturday and took their little grand
daughter, Glade Turner, home with
them.
There will he union Sunday school
picnic on July 49, The South Starks-
boro school will also be invited.
There are a few cases of measles in
town.
The rain of Sunday night and Monday
morning was of inestmable benefit to
the farmers.
The entertainment Monday night was
well attended.
Mrs Seneca Allen is "A little better.
A. II. Murray was in Brandon the first
of the week.
John Battles and daughters, of Bethel.
were the guests of his brother, Sidney,
and family this week.
Daniel Garland entertained a few of
his school mates on his 18th birthday,
June 81. Cake and ice cream were
served.
Mrs. William Hoag is more comfort
able.
Mrs. Ella Cushman has greeted some
Of her friends from the door this week,
and been on the veranda.
Mrs. DR.. Brandow has been seriously
i'll.
Ethan Taylor, of Rutland, has been
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Lewis
Green.
Bristol was well represented in town
on the Fourth, as We're also Starksboro
New Haven, Brandon Bethel and Sud
bury.
Joseph Pierce, of Warren, was the
guest of relatives here last week, and
consulted Dr. BRANDON in regard to his
eyes.
w. E. Pierce and daughter Carrie We're
in Warren on Sunday.
The fear of measles kept many of the
towns people at home on the Fourth.
Lewis Chatfield and family were away
on a visit to relatives last week.
John Lamb and wife. of North Lin
coin, were the guests of their niece, Mrs.
Kate Garland, last week.
j. Come accompanied his cousin home
on Friday and spent the Fourth in his
old home in Burlington
L. A. Bryant was in Burlington June
2s, the guest of d. X. johnson, and left
there about o'clock. At that hour he
was apparently in his usual health, but
before 10 o'clock he became uncon-
sciOus.
Estella Hammer is at home from her
school and will remain with her mother
through vacation. She is instructor in
a deaf and dumb school.
Frank Hartshorn, wife, and daughters
Pauline and Frances, We're in town visit
ing on Saturday and returned on Sun
day.
There was large delegation from
Warren in town on the Fourth.
Fred Farr spent a few days with his
father, Wallace Farr and has returned
70 his work in Hinesburgh
I, l.. l Il,
They hope to retain her services in
Huntington.
The infant son of Arthur and Edith
Varney was buried July 3 in the Maple
cemetery
Mrs. S. Lee and Mrs. Elmra Smith
We're the guests of Mrs. Clara Hoag
recently
Mrs. Maria Murray is with Mrs. George
Atwood during the absence of her sister,
Mrs. Varney.
Mr. and Mrs. George Varney are visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. Sleeper, and
family, in Moretown.
Miss Dora James returned to Charlotte
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed James are on a visit
TO- relatives and friends in Chittenden
county.
A. E. Murray was the guest of his
aunt, Mrs. Ida Tucker and family re-
Gently.
Charles Brooks and wife, of Warren,
We're the guests of Warren Brooks and
family last week.
The Fourth passed off in "A pleasant
manner. There was a good crowd in
attendance and all enjoyed the parade,
which was headed by the band. The
"Horribles" well earned their name.
Gov. Stanton was speaker of the day.
and was well received. The races were
good, and the winners happy Ice
cream and lemonade We're served by the
band.