Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-12-23
LINCOLN.
Y Christmas.

a Merry Christmas.
A little snow has fallen the past week.
Coughs and colds are quite prevalent.
Some people are anxious for more
snow.
Bert Ross has moved into his new
house.
Mrs. Eliza Reeves is a little more COM
Portable.
w. E. Pierce and wife were in Warren
on Sunday.
A. E. Murray and wife were in Bristol
on Saturday.
Jasper Page will spend Christmas with
his mother here.
The cold weather stayed by well and
some cellars froze.
Miss Helen Gundon is stopping with
Mrs. Winnie Cove.
Mrs. Winnie Cove has a sale of milf
merry goods this week.
Rev. and Mrs. Marvin were the guests
of S. Buel and wife last week.
A. G. Murray of Warren and G. F.
Murray were in Bristol on Monday
George Keys has taken the Dana place
in New Haven for the coming year.
Those who have persuaded their hens
to lay sell eggs at 80 cents per dozen.
Do not lose the beauty of Christmas,
but remember the needy as the Master
did.
Rev. and Mrs. Hainer left this week
for their new field of labor in Newton,
N. H.
M. S. Cove has some fine stationery on
sale and good assortment of Christmas
goods.
Still business is moving and the roads
are fine, but the ice is beginning to be
troublesome.
Wesley Brown, wife and daughter
were guests at Warren Elliott's one
night last week.
Mrs. Mary Gundon, although able to
move about little, has not been as well
this cold weather.
Dr. Cushman lost purse on Saturday.
1t slipped and went under the railing
below Edgar Browns.
Robert Wilson has been spending a
short time in Granville, the guest of his
brother, Jacob, and family.
Nelson Murray's mill has not been
on the move for some time, owing to
damages to some of the machinery.
Do not forget the Christmas trees and
remember how much you enjoyed them
when child and it will give a younger
look.
John Lamb, one of our highly respect
ed citizens, had stroke of paralysis on
Dec. 10th and at the present writing it is
feared he will not rally.
Rev. S. Skate preached an interesting
sermon last Sunday from the familiar
text, "God forbid that l should glory
save in the cross of Christ"
When this paper reaches its many
readers some of them will be counting
their friends by the presents they have
received, but do not forget to breathe q
prayer for all mankind.
Relatives here have been Informed OF
the'death of Mrs. Albert Murray of War
rem. She had been failing for a long
time but died very suddenly on Saturday.
"There is no suffering in the greai
Beyond"
The wedding of Frank Elliott and Mis-
dora James at the home of the bride was
a pleasant one. Rev. Mr.. Perry of Bris
tol performed the ceremony in the pres
ence of a large number of friends. The
presents were numerous. They will e
to housekeeping in South Lincoln.
The meeting of the Industrial on Dec
10 at the Ladies' hall was very pleasan
affair The proceeds of the evening
were about $50. w. N. Cove purchased
a slumber robe that had been made anC
given by members and finished by th'
president, Mrs. S. Cole. Many othe
useful articles were sold. The suppe
was a nice one, with plenty Of goo(
Methodist cake. Rev. and Mrs. Skate o
Bristol were present and took muci
interest in all lines.