Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-17
LINCOLN.

Mrs. Lucretia Hammer has returned
home.
Miss Cora Atkins has returned to
Bristol.
Mrs. Joseph Lavarn is in failing
health.
Mrs. Arthur Varney has been on the
sick list.
Nealy and Rily Moulton are home
from Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Dwire were in
Bristol on Saturday
DIR. BRANDON was in Warren recently
to see Mrs. A. C. Murray.
Robert Wilson has been seriously i'll,
but at present writing is better.
Do not forget to call on Mrs. Winnie
Cove and see her line of millinery.
Claud Rock and wife have gone to
Addison in the employ of Mr. Golf,
There were many of our citizens in
Bristol on Saturday on business.
There is some talk that W. NJ. Cove
will move to Bristol in the near future.
This is the time to double your dill
gence and raise corn and stop the meat
bills.
Many of our ladies were in Bristol on
Saturday to attend the millinery open
ings.
Bert Brown is clapboarding apd other.
wise repairing his house in Downings
vile.
Mrs. Mary Green, of Monkton, has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n.
Cove.
Ella Atwood has been the guest Of her
uncle Frank Atwood and family, of
Bristol
Mrs. Clara Hoag, who has been inn
proving, was worse the first of the
week.
c. f. Murray's consignment of feltil-
Monday.
Miss Julia Russell has been to Hines
burg to visit her father, who is in very
poor health.
Abel Chandler and wife, of Ripton,
We're the guests of G. A. Atwood and
wife last week.
a number of our people were in Bris-
toll to hear the will of the late Mrs.
Hattie Sturtevant read.
G. Hanks and son, of Warren, and
Henry Brown and Joseph Matthews,
We're in town ON Monday.
Rev Howard Chidley preached in the
Union church on Sunday to a large
audience of interested people
William Davis wishes to thank all the
neighbors who helped to care for his
aged mother in her last sickness.
Miss Ella Cushman, who has been i'll
for long time, hopes to be up soon.
Miss Maude Siples is caring for her.
c. F. Murray and wife were the guests
of Eleazer Shattuck and wife, of Starks-
boro, last week. The former is in poor
health.
Elmer Parent, Will Lee, Mr.. Greggs,
Eden Atkins, Arland Murray and w.
Pierce drew fertilizer for c.. F. Murray
on Monday.
The sermon by Howard Chidley on
Sunday evening to the young people
was full of good thoughts and should be
remembered.
health, has been unable to Use her voice
for some time. and can scarcely speak in
an audible whisper.
Frank Cove, of Ferrisburg, has been
the guest of his daughter, Mrs Fannie
Hammer, and son, Clayton Cove, and
other relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Estey. of Middle
town, Conn, made their father, NJ. f.
Estey, present of fine watch as a
reminder that che should be busy
Much dissatisfaction is expressed by
the townspeople on account of the will
of Mrs. Esther Davis and it is the opin-
ion of many that she was unduly in
fluenced.
Mrs. Ada Atkins and daughter, Mr.
Haskins, Mr.. Golf and mother, were
among the number that attended the
funeral of Gestor Abare last week.
Rev. II. L. Kelton preached his last
sermon here on Sunday. The gathering
at the hall the noon and evening of
April 8, was a very pleasant occasion,
and $50 was left as small token of
esteem.
Harvey Beach. of Bristol, will con
duct the Methodist services Sunday at
1 o'clock in the absence of the pastor,
Rev. II. l.. Kelton, who is attending
conference. Sunday school imme-
diately after the morning service.
file funeral of G, A. Turner was held
in Jerusalem on April s, and was at
tended by many relatives and friends
William Grant had charge Of the ar
engagements. George Dearborn, Arthur
Butterfield, Howard and Clayton Grant
were the bearers, and Rev. Truman Hill
of Bristol, ofiiciated. The music was
finely rendered by Daniel Sargent, Lor
EMO Orvis, Miss Hurlburt and Mrs
Loretta Orvis, and Mrs. Birdsil organ
| list. Among those who were present
from other towns were Abel Chandler
and wife. of Ripton, Parker Jones anc
wife, of Huntington, Mrs. Bert Sterling
Lot NNarrap and AIrc Starl-c Of Mi1bla