Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-10-27
LINCOLN.
(Deferred)


c.. c.. Rock is home from Huntington,
Mass.
There are few apples to make into
cider
Joseph Come is in the employ of James
Murphy.
Mrs. Sidney Buttles has been on the
sick list
w. N. Cove and wife were in Monkton
last week.
Nelson Miner and wife were in Bristol
on Friday.
Charles Dearborn has bought span of
gray horses.
Fay Thomson of Bristol was in town
over Sunday.
Mrs. Jessie Farr has been seriously i'll
the past week.
j. Barrett Joined his family here on
Saturday night,
Do not forget the Wednesday night
prayer meeting.
Fred Luce of Warren was the guest of
friends here on Sunday.
Lewis Green has been very busy selling
fruit trees the past week.
Solomon Buel has been unloading a
car of corn this past week.
Irwin Green has been busy buying eggs
about town the week past
Everand Murray of West Lincoln has
been very low the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Merrill have been
visiting relatives in Burlington.
Bert Ross, wife and child visited
relatives in New Haven this week.
1t is hoped that the Lincoln Lumber
Co. S mill will renew work this week.
Edith Murray has been spending few
weeks at her fathers in West Lincoln.
b. j. Cove who has been painting in
Waitsfield has been at home this week.
Master Adolpha Barrett injured his leg
seriously one day last week by sharp
stub.
Mrs VIM. Danford who has been
away caring for her mother has returned
home.
Walter Atkins fell from building one
day last week but suffered no serious
injury.
George Poland is in the hospital at
Burlington having to undergo an
operation.
Hiram Atkins was in Bristol on Mon
dav with beef which sells for cents
dressed weight
Mrs Lutheria Brown was the guest of
her son. Harley, and wife in South
Lincoln recently
Friends of Mrs. j. Norton of Brandon
are glad to learn that she is much inn
proved in health.
Walter Murray and sister Of Warren
were guests of their grandmother, Mrs.
King, on Saturday.
Elmer Atkins was in Huntington on
Monday with a LOAD of fine lambs sold at
cents live weight
Green Page is setting a monument in
the family lot in memory of his wife,
Mrs. Caroline Page.
Mr. and Mrs. James Ward entertained
their daughter and husband of Bristol
on Sunday afternoon.
The Lincoln Lumber Co. are improving
this fine weather to clear out their mill
dam with large force of men.
Mrs. Hanks Roscoe of Weybridge
has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Horace Poland and other relatives in
this vicinity.
The road below w. f. Pierces should
be looked to as the heavy rains of the
season has caused the river to encroach
on the already narrow banks.
1. J. Colby and wife have returned
from a trip over Warren mountain and
home by Burlington which makes a
drive through the heart of the state.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morgan have been
entertaining their sons, Watson, and
wife from Maine and Walter from Massa-
chusetts All were glad to see the boys.
Owing to circumstances James King
was the only delegate that attended the
Richmond convention. He gave an in
teresting account of the same on Sunday
evening.
The Huntington Association of the
Free Baptist church will meet at the
Union church on Friday, Oct. Goth and
continuing over Sunday. A very in
teresting program and good speakers
will help to carry it out. All are invited
to attend.