Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-24
County 1leps
LINCOLN.

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Mr.. Wilson is thought to be improv
ing.
Many COWS are in the pasture through
the day.
F. Estey and wife were in Warren on
Sunday.
Mrs. Annette Morgan is away visiting
relatives.
The ground was frozen OH Tuesday
morning.
The road commissioners are busy on
the roads.
Green Page was a visitor in Bristol
Friday.
Many of the young cattle are getting
their living.
The industrial met with Mrs. c. A.
Cove on April &c.
Mamie Geary was the guest of Miss S.
S. Stearns Monday.
Mrs. Mary Sweet and daughter were
in Bristol on Friday.
Foster Serell has gone to Hartford
Conn, to visit relatives.
Mrs. John Hamilton, who is in poor
health, has not been so well.
Frank Brooks expects to go to Warren
to work the b. Hanks place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isham, of Bristol, were
in town on Sunday night.
Loren Dwire and wife called on
friends in Warren this week
Hay is being rapidly soId and it is
getting low in many barns
Mrs. Ella Dana. of Bristol, is helping
TO care for Mrs. Arthur Varney.
Mrs. Clara Hoag is better, as are Mrs
Cushman and Mrs Arthur Narney
a. II. Murray called ON his aunt, Mrs
Ida Tucker, of Waitsiield, last week.
w. Z. Pierce, wife and child, were the
guests of relatives in Warren on Sun
day.
V. T. Morgan is repairing his barn on
the Pope place. Arthur Smalley is as
sistng.
Lawrence Gardner and four sons are
doing the masonry work on Ernest
Lodges barn.
Miss Lucy Chappie and sister, Mrs.
Washbum, of New Haven. were in town
on Sunday.
Eddie Paine, "A soldier at Ethan Allen
post, was here on a vacation recently,
and called.
Walter Luce and wife, of Warren
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Brown last week.
Rev. Truman Hill, of Bristol. will
speak in the Union church next Sunday
at the usual hour.
Fred James, wife and child of Bristol
were the guests of Elmer Parent and
family on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Turner's youngest son has
gone to live with his grandfather, Mr..
Moody, of Starksboro
Again congratulations are in order
and Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs have the best
wishes of many friends.
The season has not advanced very
much in the last week, and the Peak was
still white on Monday.
Buel Derby. of Hinesburg, and sisters
Flora and Emma, were in town Wis
iting friends recently.
The photograph rooms being built by
Vernie James are nearly completed.
Mr.. James is good workman.
One man in Lincoln has lost his seed
corn off his veranda. The blue Jays
could not have taken the cObs.
Mrs Ira Wakefield, who had a shock
q short time ago, died on Monday morn
ing and her funeral was on Wednes-
day.
l.. A. Bryant and daughter have been
in Chelsea, called there by the death of
a niece, sister of Will Carpenter, who
was formerly teacher here.
Frank Hurlburt of Bristol, has moved
East Warren, where he will take
charge of Albert Eldridge's farm the
coming year. The latter is in poor
health.
The subject at Christian Endeavor
April 2G is IAN evening with Arctic
missions Leader, Mrs. Charles Purin-
ton.
Rev. Mr.. Thurston, of S tarksboro, gave
a very interesting sermon on Sunday
afternoon at the Union church. The
thought of it will remain with those who
listened to it and inspire all willing
hearts to more cl, sely follow in the steps
of the Master