Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-06-12
County Ueps.
LINCOLN.

list.
Most of the measles patients are doing
well.
Willard Estey has shot eight hedge
hogs.
@. \. Caustic was in town on business
recently.
charles Sweet has built a new sugar
house
Mrs. L. H. Page was in Middlebury
last week.
Mrs. D. Allen has nurse from Bur
lington.
Mrs. Howard Sargent was in Bristol
on Monday.
John Keyes takes his milk to the
station in Bristol.
There are still number of cases OF
measles in town.
F. Smith. of Haverhill, was in town
over Sunday.
The four story barn at the Center Is
nearly completed.
Eden Atkins children are getting
over the measles
Bert Moody, wife and child were III
town last week.
Mrs. Hammer anu 'ldu-iiNNi A@'''s
in Bristol on Monday.
David Davis and wife were IN Bristol
one dav last week.
clifford. the marble man, was in town
on business last week.
Mamie Estey was at home from Char-
lotte the first of the week.
George Merrill. of Chelsea. has been
the guest Of his parents
c. p. Colby, of Bristol, comes to the
Center with his milk.
Mrs. Peter Cone and SONS attended
church in Bristol on Sunday
c. C.. Rocks and Eden Atkins farms
are extremely afflicted by the drouth.
Almon White. of Starksboro, was the
guest of Charles Sweet and family last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Siples. OF
Dowinville. have daughter, born on
May 2S.
Lewis Baker and wife visited Mrs,
Arvilla Cadv and other friends in town
last week.
Walter Estey and family. Of the Cor
ners, were the guests Of his parents on
Sunday.
Mamie Carey was at home from Hunt
inpton on Saturday, accompanied by
lady friend,
Rev. J. }. MacDonnell was called
home on Nav "A by the death of mem
Der of his church.
Mrs. Bert Siples is recovering iron
the measles. She is at the home of he
father. C. C. Bristol.
Richard Liberty has been discharged
from the L. 5. service and Is with NJ
family in North Lincoln.
James Ward and Calvin Murray wer'
excused on Friday till Monday morning
and were at their homes.
The subject at the Christian Endeavo
meeting June II is 'Gold and God
Leader, Edwin Butterfield.
Frank Estey, wife and children, @
Charlotte. were in town this week, tn
guests of NJ. F. Estey and family.
John Geary made trip to Bridpol
last week. and attended the entertain
ment in Middlebury Thursday night,
Fred Bryant returned to Malone las
week. His father, l.. y. Bryant, az
companied him as far as the Junction.
Mrs. Mary Turner and son were
Starksboro ON Sunday to see her mothe
Mrs. Moody who has been seriousI
i'll.
4 fine flock of sheep and lambs WI
driven from Addison to Warren la
week. They were the property Of Ere
Bostwick.
J. f. Blauvelt and wife, of Providenc
r I have been in town visiting W lila
Hoag and wife and other relatives al
returned home last week
The marriage of Angie, only daught
of Mr.. and Mrs. L. \. Bryant. to Jol
Benton. of Lake George, was We
quiet affair Rev, G.. Cady, of Brist'
performed the ceremony.
There is fire in c. F. Murray pa
ure which has been burning for neal
two months. 1t was started to bu
brakes and it has burned ever since wi
nothing to feed on but the earth
5. D. Day and wife, &. ~ Hamn
and wife, \. T. Morgan, Ed James,
E. Pierce, Wallace Farr and James Mn
han were among the number of LlncC
peoDle that were in Bristol one day Ii
week.
William D. Morgan, Jr., and Wife,
Corners, and George Barnard and WI
of West Hill. are to be congratulated
the birth of daughters, both born
June ,, and also Vernon James and WI
of Cove hill, ON the birth of a son, be
the same day.