Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1903-09-25
LINCOLN.
Edgar Browns child is better.

Nathan Varney is about the same.
Mrs. Lois Bean is slowly improv-
ing.
Walter Murray was in town on Sun
day.
Mrs. Oscar Thayer has returned to her
home.
Wallace Farr was in Middlebury on
Friday.
Mr.. Bedoar was at the junction on
Sunday
Charles Basalow is quite ill and fever
is feared.
Sunday was one of the finest days of
the season.
Claude ROGUE and wife have returned
from Rutland.
w. E. Pierce and ,famly We're in War
rem on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wright were in
Warren Sunday.
There are meetings at the NJ. E.
church this week.
Warren Brooks and son were in
Warren last week.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. f. Estey were in
Bristol on Saturday
There was a good attendance at the NJ.
f. church on Sunday.
Mrs. Pekie is the guest of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Lizzie EStey.
c. A. Hammer bought a fine flock Of
lambs in Warren last week.
William Lee has new round silo
with capacity for 20 tons.
Arthur Narney and wife We're in War;
rem this week visiting relatives.
Frank LaFrancis and Elmer Williams
have gone to Groton ON business
Rev. Merton Hale and wife Of Sudbury
are in town for IA two weeks stay.
There is some fine stock in town that
was not taken to the county fair
Elizabeth Narney of Starksboro has
been visiting relatives at the Center.
H. c. Davis is cutting ensilage at c. F.
Murray's III South Lincoln this week.
Mrs. Carrie Faw of Waitsfied is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Nellie Davis.
David Estey of Warren was the guest
of his uncle, NJ. F. Estey, over Sun
day.
There is monthly meeting at the
Union church on Saturday after
noon.
The veterans met at l.. A. Bryants on
Saturday for "A visit, and it was pleas
ant gathering
Rev. NJ. a. Haines who has been alb
sent for two Sundays is expected to re-
turn this week.
| Pastures are getting very dry and
there is corresponding falling off in
, the milk produce.
Lewis Russell lost fine colt last week
from am injury caused while by its
mother on the road
Mrs Gleason of Massachusetts is the
guest of her niece, Mrs. Mary Bean, and
other relatives III town.
Mrs. Ella Cushman is as well as could
be expected after undergoing a third
operation for spinal trouble.
, Moses Carpenter and children and Mr.
Bobard climbed Mount Abraham on
Sunday and enjoyed the view.
Ezra Page of West Lincoln is a lively
man of 81 and dug % bushels of potatoe:
one day recently in four hours.
Mrs. Joseph Balm spent Sept. 10th
r with her sister in Starksboro as their
D birthday came on the same day.
5 Christian Endeavor meeting Sept. q
. will be led by Mary Roys, subject, al
E Evening with japanese Missions.
, Ira Stewart and wife are stopping il
. town for a short time. Mr.. Stewart i
seeing to some repairs on his farm.
Some of our teachers are making al
> effort to make the schoolhouse a plac,
u Of beauty as well as place Of learn
; ing.
- The Lincoln Lumber Co. are employ
! ing full force of men in clearing on
It their dam and repairing the sluic'
/ way.
Mrs. a. T. Morgan and daughter, Mrs
Frank Rodgers of Alburgh were thu
f guests of Elisha Hewitt and family o
, Bristol one day last week.
, William Lee and George Varney wer
s.. in Warren ON Saturday, and MIR. lie
- hired an ensilage cutter of A. G. Murra,
and will fill their own silos.
i Joseph Sergeant of West Lincoln ha
o some fine potatoes, A We're picked up tn
;, other day from row that he had du
}, through his field, that weighed 8
pounds.