Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-07-03
County lleps
LINCOLN.

day.
Mrs Ella Cushman rode out on Sun
day.
Mrs. Walter Estey is on the sick
list.
Miss Ida Sweet is visiting in Nashua,
n. II.
The Y. P. s. c. E. chose officers this
week
Luther Rhodes was in Hancock last
week.
George Atwood was in Roxbury last
week.
Miss Florence Ishams school closed on
Friday.
Mrs Rose Hammer is caring for Mrs.
S. Allen.
Mrs. Mary Sweet was in Bristol on
Monday.
S. NJ. Day was in Warren ON business
last week.
Bert Siples will work for the Lincoln
Lumber Co.
Mr. and Mrs L. L. Murray have re-
turned home.
Mrs. Fred Billings, of New Haven, has
returned home.
Ed. Wakefield, of Warren, was in
town last week.
Mrs Hoag and Mrs. Herman Cram are
about the same.
Mr.. White, the creamery man, was in
town last week
Mr.. Crosby, of Boston, was in town
last week on business.
Mrs, Sarah Daniels has been the guest
Of Mrs. Josie Morgan,
Walter Morgan has situation in a
store in Bellows Falls.
G. A. Farr, of Bristol, called on rela-
tives in town this week.
Mrs. Gasi Morgan and children have
been visiting in Warren.
Rev. 6. Cady and fanny, of Bristol,
were in town on Friday.
Miss Leila Hanks has been visiting
schOolmates at the Center.
Clark Huntington, of Bristol. was in
town last week on business.
John Dow and wife, of West HILL
were in Bristol ON Saturday.
The Children's day exercises at the
Union church were success.
Henry Davis has purchased horse of
Ddllltl dlIncI. Ol lDOulll llutOlu.
The telephone box, formerly owned by
Zira Elliott, has been removed.
Mrs. Ed Watson and child, of Nashua
n. H., have been visiting in town.
Mrs. Alice tChatfield) Price, of New
York, is a guest of Mrs. l. j. Colby.
Mrs. d. S. O'Brine is very i'll at the
home of w. O'Brine in Waterbury.
Mrs. Eta Carr and friend of Bristol,
We're in town on Sunday afternoon.
William Davis punctured his foot
seriously with a wire nail recently.
Miss Estelle Cove and Miss Jennie
Morgan were in Bristol on Saturday.
Mrs. E. Cushman is able to sit up and
Mrs Bert Siples is slowly improving.
Mrs. F. NJ. Tanner, mother of the late
Leon HER, goes to Whiting this week.
Arthur Bristol's family and Frank
Guindon's children are i'll with measles
Sidney Taft has been in Starksboro
helping to repair his brother Lee Taft
house.
Miss Maude Estey has returned from
visit to relatives in Warren, NiddleseX
and Barre.
Mrs. Bell Bancroft, of Rutland, who
has been visiting in town, has re-
turned.
Nearly all the schools closed last week
and all the picnics We're enjoyed by the
children.
DR.. Colby and wife, of sudbury, were
in town over Sunday, the guests OF
relatives.
Mrs. Sarah Coles was in Brandon last
week. helping to care for sick child of
Ebert Carr.
There We're - calves delivered at the
Junction from the Murray district the
first of the week
Mrs. S. Wolcott and Mrs. \. J. vii
son were in town last week, the guests
pf G. Atwood and wife.
Mrs, Charles Chapman, of East Mid
llebury, was in town the last of the
week, calling ON relatives.
Ernest Doty, who injured his lint
adly in the woods last week, is able tc
ct around with a crutch.
Mrs. S. BueIs niece, Mrs. Samue
Part. and daughter, of Hancock, have
cen making her short visit.
Mrs. Arthur Butterlield and children
South Lincoln, have been the guests
f Mrs. Fred Brown and family.
Gertrude Turner will work for he
unit Mrs. Bertha Shattuck this sum
Ter, as the latter is to drive tn,
age.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daton Hanks and child
Bristol, We're the guests of Mr.. anC
rs. Howard Sargent, at West Lincoln
yer Sunday,
Don't forget to celebrate the Fourth
PINE early, bring the children and you
ncheon, and help to make the day al
joyable one
Mrs. Charles Briggs, of Worcester
ass, former resident Of this town, i
fiously i'll at the home of her sister
rs. Mary Guindon, of Bristol.