Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-01-27

Miss Gertrude Scribner of Vergennes
is visiting F. E. Nahum and wife.
Your stock will look sleek and fat If
you buy your feed at A. B. Kilborn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gaines of Corn
wall were in town the first of the week.
George Dupee of Rutland visited his
parents, John Dupee, and wife, this
week.
II. c.. Gibson run Rivers & Sons
meat cart during the absence of Mark
Rivers.
The Christian Culture class will meet
next Tuesday evening with Miss Evelyn
Dumas.
DR.. Lewis w. Allen continues to make
friends and gain patrons on every visit
to Bristol.
A. w. Stevens of Whiting has ent cred
the employ of the Bristol Manufacturing
Company.
Mrs. Mile Barnard who has been in
Canada for the past six months, arrived
home last week.
Unclaimed letters at Bristol postoffice
for week ending January lG, Mrs. Dennis
Hill Miss Susan Randall.
r.. F. Hatch went to Middlebury We'd
nesday to install the officers of Lake
Dunmore Lodge |. O. O. f.
The Rev. Leigh Diefendorf preached
81. IL, T,1, ,lo
Thursday and Friday evenings.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
next Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
/ w. G. Bingham on Pleasant street.
The Rev 5. p. Perry went to Addison
yesterday to attend the Addison County
Baptist association minister's meeting.
Z. d. Mathewson starts today for New
York and sails Saturday for Kingston,
Jamaica, where he will remain several
months.
Mrs. L. A. Dodge of North Adams,
was called home Wednesday by the
serious illness of her mother, Mrs,
Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Guinan formerly
of this place now of Hartford, Conn are
rejoicing over the birth of a daughter
born Jan. 18th.
1t is expected that the Rev. E. R..
Stone of Monkton will continue the
Revival meetings at the Methodist
church next week.
George Gaines and Miss Anna Smith
both of this place were married at the
Baptist parsonage by the Rev. S. z.
Perry Wednesday afternoon.
Mark Rivers and Miss Rena Chase of
this place were married in Burlington
Tuesday morning at eight o'clock Their
friends extend congratulations.
Charles Palmer died at his home east
of the village Monday. The funeral
was held Thursday at 10 o'clock at the
church and at II o'clock at the house.
The midwinter executive meeting of
the Addison County w. c. T. U. was
held Tuesday at the home of Miss Helen
Weller, Mrs. L. d. Dyer, county presi
dent, of Middlebury presided A goodly
number were in attendance and the
necessary business was transacted pre-
paratory to the annual convention to be
held next summer.
Prices paid in Bristol on Saturday
Jan. IA, for farm products; Dairy but
ter, 90 to 23c a pound; eggs SOC a doz
en-; hides, 6ic a pound; live poultry,
to Zoe a pound; potatoes, Doc a bushel
pork, dressed, S. so hundred pounds
beef, dressed, S. "a hundred pounds
poultry. dressed, ~ to l4c pound; gin
seng S. to $3.50 pound.
Bristol needs a "Get-Together Club,
or business mems social and business
club on the lines of the Moosalamoo club
at Middlebury. A place where the bust
ness men will get together, visit, ge
acquainted with each other and will
plan things that will make Bristol grow
There is no end to the enterprises, littl,
and big that might be induced to com,
here if the business men would only &c
together and work together. Every
thing for Bristol should be the motto
who will start in the matter?
Mrs. Harriet Stowell Colby died at he
home on North street Saturday after
noon after "a long illness. She leave
a sister, Mrs l.. NJ. Golf, and other rela
tives The funeral was held from he
, late home Tuesday afternoon at tw
!. o'clock. The Rev. G.. c. Skaft ufficiate
!, assisted by the Rev. S. p. Perry. Inter
; ment in Greenwood cemetery. Under
taker Varney had charge. The bearer
were w. II. Cardell, S. NJ. Golf, w. A
Lawrence and Fred Landon. Tn
deceased was the daughter of Isaac AN
' Hattie Stowell and was born in Stark,
horo i'm 1S30 She novad with IA.