Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-04-03
BRISTOL LOCALS.
)ther Bristol locals on page 8.

Monday.
Lewis Butler of Hinesburg was in
town this week.
w. S. Howden, who has been quite
ill, is on the gain.
Freeman Eddy is visiting friends in
Lincoln this week.
w. H. Ridley, of Burlington, was in
town on business Tuesday.
Miss Ella Jimmo was the guest Sun
day of friends in Middlebury.
Mrs. L. O. Chaplin is confined to her
home on West street, by illness.
Cyrus Butler, of Hartford, Conn, has
become pupil of the Bristol Graded
School.
| The Treasure Seekers will meet with
Mrs. Dunning Stewart on Wednesday,
April S.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harmon, of Starks-
boro, were guests Sunday of Mr. and
Mrs. B. Casey.
Mrs. Abbie Rogers and Miss Grace
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friends in town.
Monday fire alarms were placed in the
residences of Fire Wardens, G. w. Small
and F. /. Mathewson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Palmer com
menced housekeeping this week in O. E.
Cox's tenement on Maple street.
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f. b Guindon has moved into his
house on Church street which he
recently purchased of w. L. Champion.
The morning temperature for March,
as taken by S. NJ Golf, is as follows:
Highest, 81 o.; lowest, r; average, 35 1-6';
rainfall, 30-100 inches
The Bristol Graded school opened
Monday morning for term of ten
weeks. Several new tuition pupils are
added to the roll this spring.
Miss Mary Maher, who is receiving
medical treatment in Burlington, Wis
tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Maher, Monday, returning to Burlington
Tuesday
Mrs. John E. Whitney entertained
several of her lady friends at a whist
party Monday evening. Choice refresh
ments were served and all enjoyed
most pleasant evening
F. L. Cooley and family have moved
into Mrs. Sarah Coles house on North
street. Mr.. Cooley, who some months
ago had his back broken by a fall in
barn at Monkton does not improve very
rapidly.
Town Clerk w. w. Wilson had issued
113 dog licenses up to Wednesday noon
April 1. There are about 1870 dogs in
town, nearly all of whom no doubt will
be allowed to live by their masters
complying with the law.
H. P. Sherwin has been appointed
truant officer for the town of Bristol for
the ensuing year. Mr.. Sherwin is the
janitor of the high school and pupils
who are in the habit of playing truant
will find that they are closely watched
by Mr.. Sherwin.
Mr.. and Mrs, f. H. Boynton have
moved to town from Middlebury, Mr..
Boynton having recently gone into bust
ness here, being member of the firm
of Boynton e Pullman.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Hatch entertained
a number of their friends Tuesday
evening at a whist party. During the
evening refreshments of the choicest
kind We're served and at "A seasonable
hour the guests departed, having voted
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch royal entertainers
Pauline, the French hypnotist and
mind reader, closed "A weeks engage
ment Saturday evening in Holley hall
a large audience was present to witness
Paulines wonderful feats, and he kept
his audience in continual laughter with
the amusing situations his subjects
would find themselves in. The com
pany opened weeks engagement in
Middlebury Monday evening.
Wednesday evening, in the Baptist
vestry, a farewell reception was ten
dered Rev and Mrs. W. \. Kinze by
the members of the Baptist society, over
whom Mr., kinzie has been pastor nearly
nine years. The occasion was one of
pleasure, mingled with am undercurrent
of sadness at the thought of parting
with their beloved pastor and his most
estimable wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Kinzie
were assisted in receiving their friends
by Mr.. and Mrs f. r. Dickerman. A
touching scene, in which love and sor-
row were exhibited, occurred when Rev.
and Mrs. Kinzie, in behalf of the prim-
airy class of the Sunday school, were
presented, by two little maidens, with a
silver crumb tray At the close of the
reception dainty refreshments We're
served by the ladies. Before the final
farewells We're said, f. r. Dickerman
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