Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-06-26
County Oems
LINCOLN.

Mrs. Edna Siples is better.
Mrs. Ella Cushman is more comfort
able.
Mrs. William Hoag rode out last
week.
Chase Bush was in town one day last
week
James King was in Warren last
week.
Earl Dearborn was in Vergennes on
Monday.
George varney, of West Hill, is seri-
ously i'll.
The wind of Sunday did much damage
to the fruit.
Walter Colby and wife were in War
rem last week.
tol Saturday
NJ. B. Cove has been visiting the
schools in town.
William Hoag and wife went to Bur
lington last week.
John Orvis, of Bristol, was in town
last week on business.
Harry Allen and father, of Warren,
were III uOWn laSu week.
The crops are improving and farmers
are still planting corn.
John Brown has been the guest of his
son, Wesley, and family.
Mrs. Edison Irish was able to attend
the Narney reunion last week.
Mrs. Lydia Green is staying with her
daughter, Mrs. Flora Turner
The strawberries were a failure but
raspberres look promising
Mrs. VERNE James has been the guest
of her father, William York.
Claud Rock and wife have been home
from Addison visiting relatives
The creamery paid 80 cents per hun
dred for 4 per cent, milk for May.
Chester Butterfeld and wife have been
guests of William Hoag a few days.
Horace Sargent has gone to Mortified
to have a tumor removed from his
lip.
Mrs. Charles Atwood was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Atwood last
week.
Mrs. Arthur Butterfeld and twins have
been the guests of relatives on Cove
Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madigan and children,
of Burlington, are the guests of relatives
here.
Mrs. Hattie Frank attended the fune-
raj of her sister in NIiddleseX last
week.
S. Buell. had a car load of corn drawn
from Bristol last week. 1t is Sl.30 a
hundred.
monument has been set in the
Maple cemetery at the grave of Mrs.
Mary A. Elliott.
Archie Colby, of West Lincoln has
returned from "a visit to relatives in
Warren and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank LaFrancis went
over the mountain last week to attend
the funeral of a relative.
Newell Murray and wife, of Ryegate,
are the guests of the latters father,
Nelson Cram, and other relatives.
Mrs Gertrude Murray and child are
in town, guests, of Mrs. Fidela King,
for few weeks. DR.. Brandow will
attend her during her stay.
Among the number from out of town
TO attend the family visit at George Var
neys were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Moody,
of Starksboro, MIR. and Mrs William
Varney. of Warren, Stephen Namey and
Zeno Page, of Randolph.
While Nelson Murray of South Lin
coin, Twas coming home from Nergennes
one day last week his horse began tC
rear and plunge i'll the road. He was
thrown out and badly cut about the eal
and his ribs injured. The horse dropped
dead. Mr.. Murray managed to reach
the Mason place, where he was well
cared for till morning by Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Dow.
Leon Y. HER died on June 70, and his
funeral was attended from the Union
church on June II. There was large
attendance Rev. Mr.. Hayner ofiiciated
G.. A. Thayer had charge of the arrange
ments and f. w. Butterfield had charge
of the singing. The interment was at
Maple cemetery. Mr., HER has been
well known here as hard working man
and will be much missed in his family
who have the sympathy of the com.
munity.