Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-12-09
LINCOLN.

IL was llHt Wn6tllu& ldbJ week.
Loren Dwire's children are sick.
Mrs. E. d. Hill has not been as well.
Maud Davis is home from Vergennes.
Mrs. Harley Brown is in poor health.
Daniel Palmer has been on the sick
list.
DR.. Briggs of Bristol has some ride in
town.
Eggs are scarce. Take good care of
the hens.
Miss Eliza Reeves has been sick for the
past week.
1t was a busy place at the Center at
on Saturday.
II. G. Davis threshed at Mount Abra-
ham last week.
Gene Tucker and wife were in South
Lincoln Sunday.
The Industrial met on Thursday with
Mrs. w. N. Cove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Miner were in
Bristol on Saturday.
Miss Tia Sweet has returned to her
school in Huntington.
F. NJ. Shaw of Walden was in town
last week on business.
. Lorenzo Orvis and wife of Starksboro
were in town Saturday.
Mrs. Martha Atkins has gone to New
Hampshire to visit relatives.
Herbert johnson was i'll town last
week, the guest of relatives.
Mrs. Lee Taft and daughter stayed
over Sunday with Sidney Taft.
Dayton Irish had his thumb sawed
quite badly in the mill Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benton were in
Middlebury the first of the week.
Mrs. Joseph Bean, Mrs. BRANDON and
George Kelton have been on the sick list.
There have been some interesting
meetings at South Lincoln the past week.
There is some talk that Rev. Mr.. Hainer
and wife will not remain here during
the winter.
Mrs. Mary Turner's house in South
Lincoln, which was burned last week,
was insured.
Harley Brown was the guest of his
sister, Mrs. E. VIM. Butterfield and fam
lily OIL Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Rock is visiting her son,
Claude and wife and other relatives in
Huntington, Mass.
Clayton Grant has moved to the Colby
tenement. He is to keep his horses at
w. E. Pierce's barn.
Be social, do not live a selfish life; re-
member the Master left a home to
mingle with sinners.
Lee Taft, wife and children of Starks-
boro were in town last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Mary Taft,
A Christmas tree is the talk at present.
We hope it will be a success. Make it a
time to be remembered by the children.
Mr.. Gredges Of West Hill, d. Grant, j
Clark, C. F. Murray and VIM. Grant
were among the number in Bristol Sat
urday on business.
The Industrial will do their best to en-
terrain the public at the ladies' hall on
Dec. 10Th. Come and take your choice
in the Christmas goods on display.
A recent letter from w. ID. Murray OF
Amherst, Mass, a former Lincoln boy
speaks of the fine weather they are hav.
ing to strip tobacco. He has a large
crop.
Rodney Hill, whose death occurred in
S~tarksboro recently, was a former resi-
dent of this town and a respected citizen
His widow has the sympathy of many
friends here.
Sibel, the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Morgan, died Saturday after
a short illness. She was a sweet chile
of four years. The funeral was from
the house Monday.
Hiram Atkins and son have just dis
posed of three cows which brought then
! $3.50. They were offered $50 for then
alive. The cattle dressed well and they
consider it profitable butchering.
? Mrs. Mary Dow Taft died at her HON,
tDec. LIST of heart failure. after an illness
of a few weeks. She leaves a husband
and other relatives. She has lived il
town only a few years but the few whC
knew her speak of her as a kind frienC
{ and good neighbor. She was 65 years o
, age. The funeral was Dec. Sd from tn
!. house, Rev. Mr.. Hainer officiating. A
, T. Morgan had charge. The singin,
was fine. Burial was in Maple cemetery