Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1904-10-14
LINCOLN.


Mrs. Davis is not as well.
Many potatoes were dug this week.
Fred Bryant is home from Malone,
N. Y.
Rev. Mr.. Hainer and wife have re-
turned.
James Murphy was in South Lincoln
Sunday.
Loren Dwire and wife visited in War
rem this week
James Moody and wife visited in War
rem last week
Miss Maud Davis was home from Yer
gennes Sunday.
A school social was held at the Cor
ners Friday evening.
John Brown visited his daughter in
Starksboro last week.
w. E. PURGE had one of the finest
fields of potatoes in town.
James Minehan, ST., is very well for
man of his age, nearly 50.
E. Dance and John Moulton Of War
rem were in town Sunday.
j. II. Bean began carrying potatoes
this week. Price 30 cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Harmon of Starks-
boro were in town Sunday.
John Geary was in Westport, N. Y,
with a load of tubs last week.
Deer have not seemed plenty here of
late and not many have been seen.
Bert Ross and wife are recei wing con-
CALCULATIONS over the birth of son.
Garden Tucker, who has been in town
visiting, has returned to New Haven.
wehave great faith that the represent
atives will "quit themselves like men,"
Mrs. Josie Morgan, who is in poor
/, health. has gone to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Rogers.
,. Bert Siples has moved into Clayton
Bicknells tenement. He will be the
barber at present.
John Bush and wife of Chicago have
been the guests of his sister, Mrs. John
Lamb and family.
o There was wooden wedding at the
b. home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harrison Bean
which was enjoyed by all present.
There was a meeting Wednesday OF
, the w. c. T. U. to elect delegates to the
State convention at North Bennington.
There are somel fine fields of corn in
: town among which are those of G. Dear
: borne, Joseph Bean and James Muir
= ply.
Help to circulate the petitions that arr
! sent over the country for Womans Suf
# frage. Vermont is too far behind OF
this subject.
It Among those in Bristol on business on,
It day last week were A. G. Merrill, Mrs
V E. w. Butterfield, Mrs. Hattie Varne.
is and Miss Eliza Reeves.
Il Those who went to St. Louis this weel
n were MIR. and Mrs. A. C. Merrill, Mr.
g and Mrs. Edison Towner and daughte
and DR.. j. S. Dodge and wife.
:. Miss May Elvira daughter of DAME
~ Ballard and wife of New Salem. Mass.
81 and Arland E. Murray were married a
p the brides home Oct. 5, at noon. MI
IS Murray has many friends in this vicinit
re who extend congratulations
2. Rev. Mr.. Duffy of Burlington spoke a
lie the NJ. E. church Sunday afternoon il
N place of Rev. Mr.. Dixon, who was ur
ID avoidably detained. An attentive aud
ence listened to him and the wide reacl
ing Antl-SalOOn League SnOulu eiHDTdC
all the Christian world.
u Mr.. Grimes, a resident of South Lii
Is coin, died Saturday night. He was
rs capable and hard working old man, an
r. dug potatoes Thursday and did his chort
I'll at night, but had shock and did M
ee recover consciousness. He leaves
We widow and two young sons here an
other children in New York State, whel
the remains were taken for burial
= The Industrial met with the presiden
Mrs. Sarah Cole, Oct. 6. There wei
nearly forty ladies present and they pa
took of bountiful dinner and had
visit that will long be remembered
those present. Mrs. Cole, in a few we
chosen words, expressed the pleasul
she had received from the cordial syn
pathy and cooperation of the member
with hope that the union would N
be broken in the coming year. A tribu
to the memory of Sister Ella A. Gus
man was read by Miss Eliza Reev
(written by request. Prayer by Mr.
w. N. Cove. The next meeting will
with Mrs. Hiram Andrews in We
Lincoln, Oct. 90 All ladies interests
in good cause invited