Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-10-30


Sunday.
A. T. Morgan returned from Boston
Thursday.
The new blacksmith is doing a good
business.
Riley and Daisy Moulton were in town
on Sunday.
Mrs. Corne and child visited relatives
in Bristol recently.
Burt Estey and wife have returned to
Middletown, Mass.
Dr. Norton was called to town on Sat
urday for council.
Albert Cushman, of Ripton, called in
town on Wednesday.
Prayer meeting at the Ladies' hall
Wednesday evening
Remember the Good Templars' meet
ing on Friday evening
The w. c. 7. u. meeting will be held
at the hall, Nov. 4th.
Mrs. Mary Sweet and daughter visited
in Huntington last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Cushman visited in
South Lincoln this week.
A. T. Morgan went to Boston on the
excursion and has returned.
w. f. Pierce and C. F. Murray were
in Waitsfield on Saturday.
Eggs, 26 cents; butter, creamery. 90
cents; potatoes, 30 to 30 cents.
John Benton and Arland Murray were
on Mount Abraham on Sunday.
Mrs. John Bean is slowly improving
since her return from the hospital.
Mrs. Sarah Atwood and Mrs. NJ. Grant
visited relatives in Bristol last week.
Mrs. Gertrude Murray, of Warren, is
the guest of her mother. Mrs. King.
Edwin Meader and wife, of North
Lincoln, were in Bristol on Saturday.
Mrs. Annette Morgan returned from
two weeks visit in Sudbury Tuesday.
Chester Butterfeld has moved to the
Cushman tenement in the Murray dis
trict.
Subject at G. E. meeting November 1 -,
Great Men of the Bible" Leader, Lois
Sargent.
Mrs. Clarissa Basalow and daughter
are visiting at Houstin Basalow's, on
Cove Hill.
EX-Gov. Stewart and family spent a
few days on Mount Abraham at Battell
lodge recently.
The selectmen are having the river
bank walled below the Center This is
much needed.
Mrs. Herbert Thompson and little
daughter, of Weybridge, are guests of
Orville Estes family.
Miss S. S. Stearns and Mrs. Amelia
Minehan were the guests of Mrs. Bedor
at South Lincoln last week.
Bert Estey has bought James Butter
fields farm, known as the Thomas Good
rich place; consideration s., 400.
There has been much travel in town
for the past week, pleasure and business
having called many strangers here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al White, of Starksboro.
were in town recently, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. George Varney, of Cove
Hill.
William Grants youngest son arrived
home Thursday, after an absence of five
years He has II position in Wood
bury.
Mrs F. T. Guindon and two little
daughters went to Poplar Ridge. n. Y,
Thursday for two weeks visit with
friends there
g. \. Purinton, E. S. Stearns, George
Dearborn and wife, Rily Purinton, East
man Arnold, Mrs AIDA Atkins and
Elisa Rivers were in Bristol Saturday.
Edgar Browns little girl, who was
convalescent from typhoid fever, was
taken worse on Saturday and there is
little hope of her recovery. \ son is
also i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs T. Crowley have been at
Mr.. Minehan's for the last few weeks.
They have purchased farm in Middle
bury and will take possession in the
spring
Charles Orvis has returned from Bos-
ton, where he has been EMPLOYED as
conductor on the electric road for the
past year, and will take possession of his
farm Nov. /.
Among those in Bristol on business on
Saturday were Mr.. and Mrs. Sewell
Sargent, Mr.. and Mrs. David Davis and
Mr.. and Mrs Edwin Nichols.
Four deer were shot in town Thurs
day, the successful hunters being VIII
liam Pope, of Burlington, Harvey Or
cult, of Bristol, William Dwire, of
Starksboro, and Ernest Dodge and
George Russell, of this place. The two
last named shot the same deer.