Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-10
LINCOLN.


on Monday.
Walter Morgan is home from business
college.
Mrs. Mary Hill has been removed to
her home.
John Sprague and family have moved
to New Haven.
Arthur Smalley has gone to Warren
to work in the mill.
Frank Moody, of Starksboro, was in
town the first of the week.
Madge Ladue, of Starksboro, has been
the guest of relatives in town.
The listers, c. c. Bristol, Fred Joeman
and Mr. Duclase are quite busy,
Claud Kock and A. Murray were in
Addison on Monday, on business.
William Chatfeld, of Warren, was the
guest of his brother Lewis last week.
Clayton Caustce and John Shedrick
found strawberry blossoms March 30.
W. Tucker, of Waitsfield, and g. A.
Caustice were in Bristol on Saturday.
Bert Emo, of u. V. NJ, 'O5, was the
guest of a. T. Morgan and family last
week.
Albert and Justin Tucker, of Warren,
were the guests of friends here the first
of the week.
Bert Moody, wife and daughter, of
Warren, We're in town last week, calling
on relatives.
George Turner was stricken down on
Monday morning and had not rallied at
present writing.
Parties were recently in town from
Winooski to exchange farms with G. A.
Caustice and wife.
Bernice Cushman, of Ripton, has been
visiting in town, the guest of Ida Sweet
and other friends.
Ebert Carr, of Brandon, has been in
town, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Reuben
Cole and other friends here.
Mrs. A. l.. Brand left on Friday on her
way to her new home. She leaves a
host of friends here.
Mrs. Prentiss Bean, of Bristol, was the
guest of her daughter, Mrs H. Sargent,
at West Lincoln, last week.
The subject at Christian Endeavor,
April 10, is "Christs teaching about the
resurrection" Leader, Angie Bryant.
Mrs. Ruth King. of Bristol, was in
town last week, helping to care for her
mother, Mrs. Wakefield, who is no
better.
Mrs. d. S. O'Brine has gone to her
new home in Bristol. She is improving
in health She will be missed, and
many good wishes follow her.
Mrs Moses Bushey, of Rochester, has
been visiting here, the guest of her
granddaughter, Mrs. William Poland,
and other relatives.
George Keyes was at home from New
Haven over Sunday and attended the
funeral of his little niece on Monday.
Mr.. Reyes is in the employ of G..
Dana
The Industrial met April with Mrs.
G. Cove, and was pleasant, social and
busy gathering. The next meeting will
be with Mrs. w. N. Cove on April l6.
Come.
Those who have not already gathered
their buckets will have another run of
sap, after the snow storm and cold
weather Maple sugar is scarce and
high priced.
Roy Emo, of Newell, Ia, who has
recently returned from years trip to
England and on the Continent, was the
guest of his cousin, A. I. Morgan, two
days last week.
James Moody. of Starksboro, was
called to town on Monday to see his SON.
in-law, George Turner, who died in the
afternoon Mr.. Turner was stricken
down very suddenly. His family have
the sympathy of the community.
This afternoon and evening Thursday,
the friends of Mr.. and Mrs II. l.. Kel
ton. of Bristol, will meet at the Ladies
Aid hall as "A parting visit to them.
They have been faithful workers among
us, and much regret is expressed at
losing them. Come and make this an
occasion that will remain bright III
memory.
Arthur and Otto Butterfeld were
tracking a lynx on the south mountains
one day recently and not being able &c
overtake it decided to return home
Seeing brook, they concluded to follow
it home, but when "A clearing wa,
reached, they found that they were in
Warren, many miles from home.
Nj. and Mrs. George Varney, of West
lf1ill, have the sympathy of the com
munity, as their Oldest son Wallace died
in California in March. He left this
town some time ago, but is remembered
as a kind son and attentive scholar, and
good boy" He has one daughter
here, Mrs Gertie Williams, of Ferris
burg.
Ula May, the youngest daughter OF
Eden and Mary Atkins, died on Satur
day morning. She was IA sweet little
child, nearly two years old. The fune
raj was held at the house Monday after
noon at two o'clock. Rev. Ii. J.. keltoi
officiated. A. G. Merrill was manager
George and Henry Reyes were bearers
The singing was fine, by Mr.. Sargent
son Howard and daughter Lois, ano
M,g NJerril and Angie RTyanJ WAS