Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-06-05
County Uems.
LINCOLN.


James Butterfield has been on the sick
list.
II. Lincoln is very feeble in mind and
body.
Ivan Brooks spent Sunday at his home
in Warren.
4 little rain has fallen in the last
week.
Water is getting very scarce in many
pastures.
G. A. Thayer's house is being
painted.
David Munsill and wife were in Bris-
toll May %.
Daisy Moulton was at home on a visit
last week.
James Moody, of Starksboro, was here
Saturday.
Miss Ella Cushman is little more
comfortable
Mrs. Mary Hill was able to be out on
Memorial day.
Amos Tucker, of Starksboro, was in
town last week.
James Ward and E. F. Murray went
to Middlebury Tuesday.
The small shower last week saves the
oats in this vicinity.
Angie Bryant has been entertaining a
friend from New York.
Rev. Gilbert Cady, of Bristol, spent a
day in town last week
Willard Gage, of New Haven, visited
relatives here last week.
Ward Newton, of New Haven, was in
town last week on business.
Fred Weber will occupy one Of y. }.
Cushman5 tenements.
e. A, Atkins and wife, of Warren,
were in town on Saturday.
&. A. Garland and wife entertained
friends from Bristol ON Saturday.
Mrs. w. n. Cove visited relatives in
Monkton and Charlotte recently.
Frank Harrison, of Warren. called on
friends in East Lincoln Friday
Mrs. Sewell Sargent, who has been on
the sick list, is able to be out again
Miss S. S. Stearns was the guest of her
niece, Mrs. w. E. Pierce, last week.
Miss Cynthia Cove. of Ferrisburgh,
made short visit in town recently.
Some farmers are planting corn for
the first time and others are replant
ing.
This is fine weather for young turkeys
and number of people have good flocks
started.
Mrs. Phoebe Bennett and children, of
West Hill, were in West Lincoln on
Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Davis was the guest of her
daughter, Mrs Smalley, at the Center,
last week.
Ashley Farr is about on crutches and
has been helping in Morgan's store for
few days.
George Farr and wife, of Ripton,
were the guests of John Davis and
family this week.
A number of friends of Fred Bryant,
from out of town, were here to listen to
him on May 30,
A fire was started ON E. w Butter
fields place on Cove hill last week that
is doing much damage.
Arthur Cushman went up beyond
"Pope's Heaven fishing on Saturday,
and got good string.
The subject at c. f. meeting ON June
7. is Modern lessons for Bechabites. "
Leader, Louisa Bristol.
The creamery was rented for $500 a
year for the term of five years. Imme-
date possession is given.
There was Il heavy shower on the
South mountain on May 2s that quenched
the fires in that vicinity.
John Brown has been the guest of his
daughter, Mrs, Ellen Daniels, of South
Lincoln, for a few days.
y number of young people in this
vicinity attended the ball at Warren,
May 30, and report a good time.
Joseph Purinton's horse recently ran
away with the corn planter, which was
ruined when the animal was stopped.
A dry, cool wind has blown and con-
tinues to wither the crops that have
been able to get through the dry
ground.
The band went to East Middlebuly ON
the afternoon of May 30. b. J. Cove,
the leader. was detained at home. ill
with measles.
Mrs NJ b. Cove, who has been spend
ing few weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Fred Smith, of Bridgewater re-
turned recently.
Mrs E. Varney has been caring for
Mrs. Howard Sargent's family for a
short time while the latter has been ON
a visit to relatives.
The Industrial met May 2S with the
president. Mrs. Sarah Cole. The next
meeting will be at the Good Templars'
hall. All are invited.
Men We're obliged to dig ditch
around the Heath boarding house To
prevent it from burning when the fire
was raging in that vicinity.
A large audience listened to the able
and scholarly address by f. r. Bryant,
on Memorial daV. The singing was