Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-12-08
NEW HAVEN.

The annual sale of pews will occur on
Monday afternoon of next week.
John Peck has resigned his position in
Benedict's store, and will leave Jan. 1st
Our town hall will soon present a new
appearance, a new stage curtain being
among the improvements.
George Palmer spent Sunday and
Monday, Nov. 26 and q in Middlebury
the guest of Miss Daisy Smith.
The many friends of Mrs. G. button
will be pleased to know that she is soon
to return, her health being greatly i'm
proved.
Rev. G.. H. Dutton left for Wilton, N.
H., on Sunday evening last to see his
wife, who has been poorly. The child
rem, Ruth and Philip, went last week
to visit their mother.
j. o. Bottum has bought his mothers
place at the center, and takes possession
Immediately. His son, Carol Bottum,
moves back to the old home farm, vacat-
eddy his father.
Limitations have been received to the
marriage of Ralph d. Landon and
Charlotte Towner Hoffnagle on Tuesday
evening Dec. 10 at 1880 o'clock at the
home ef-Mr.- and Mrs. A. B. Hoffnagle.
Our butter maker George Palmer and
Miss Hattie Sawyer of Providence were
married Nov. Both at the home of the
brides parents in that city. Mr.. and
Mrs. Palmer arrived here Saturday
evening.
We notice in an exchange the death
of Mrs. Julius S. Hickok. Her husband,
who died not long since, and his father,
also, the late Elias Hickok, were long
time residents of this town and highly
respected.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Farnsworth went to
Oxford, Mass, to spend Thanksgiving
with their son George and wife. From
there they go to their daughters home
Mr.. and Mrs. Duell, who live near Hart
ford, Conn. Y
AIRS. H. G. Conant was called to Ban
igor, n. Y, recently by the death of hel
I father, Albert Adams, who died sudden
ly in a fit of epilepsy. He was formerly
a resident OF this town and a des cor
of the church for many years.
The annual society meeting was hello
on Monday afternoon of this week, 5
d. Doud, chairman There was good
attendance and the financial condition OF
the society was reported very favorably
ID. A. Roleau was chosen clerk, Juliu:
Cowles, viii Partch and James Davi,
prudential committee for the ensuing
year: NJ. j. Landon, auditor
Mrs Homer Parmalee with her hus
band, who recently went from Bristo
to Florida, is a daughter of Mrs. Alvin
Sturtevant of this town. Mr.. Parmalet
goes south for the benefit of his asthma
which is wholly relieved while there
Mrs. Sturteyant is in excellent healtl
this winter. is 81 years of age and able
to travel as well as assisting in the
home.
The funeral of Mrs. Abba Hunt Warne
occurred at her late home on Tuesday
afternoon of this week, Bev. c. \
Thomas of Bristol officiating. Mr. anC
Mrs. Thomas rendered two musical selec
tions, abide in Me" and The Home
land" Lovely flowers were arranged
ON the casket and around it. Tn,
deceased married DR.. f. ID. Warner o
East Mills and lived there until her hus
bands death II years later when she re
turned to the old Hunt farm where sh
passed the remainder of her life, living
to the age of 81 wears. She was al
honored and worthy member of tn
Congrel ational church in this place 70
many years, and helpful in every gooC
work She leaves one sister, Mrs
Hester Poole, and three brothers. Tn
interment was in the New Haven Mill
cemetery. a. j. Blackmer had charg
of arrangements.