Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-09-15
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4. r. Hill is seriously i'll.


his family here.
Mrs. Amanda Bush of Burlington !
visited in town last week.
Miss Alta Cooley will teach the fall |
term of school in Leicester.
DIR. H. L. Averill of Middlebury was
visitor in town over Sunday.
Joseph LeVarn has the contract for
moving the Methodist church.
Mrs. F. G. Haskins and son, Ray,
were in Burlington Saturday.
Luther Callahan of Burlington, former
y of this town, is in very poor health.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Dunshee of Proc
tor are guests of Mrs. Nicena Dunshee.
Ben Beers and wife of Hartford, Conn.,,
visited here and in Monkton the past
week.
Miss Gertie Parmelee will attend
Castleton State Normal School this
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berley Bidwell of Monk
ton were guests of Mrs. Caroline Ray
Saturday.
Miss Abbie Hubbard of Granville, was
guest of Miss Bertha Hewitt the first
of the week.
The Bristols won victory from War
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score of 9to7.
| f. E. Ellison and family went Sat
urday to East Charlotte to spend week
with relatives.
Miss Florence Saunders of Brandon
was guest of her friend, Miss Dora
Palmer this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stevens spent
Sunday with their parents, Royal Stevens
aud wife in Cornwall.
Onawa Rebekah Lodge conferred the
degree upon one candidate at the regular
meeting Tuesday evening.
Will Hatch and H. S. Hasseltine
played with 1.-THE Vergennes band at the
barbecue in Charlotte Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Dixie went to
Waltham Saturday to visit Mrs. Dixie s
parents, Carlton Sprague and wife.
F. H. Palmer and family returned
from Long Point Saturday where they
have been spending two weeks vaca-
ton.
+. g. Dixie has offered the use of his
hall for services while the Methodist
church is being repaired and modern
lied.
Harvey Myers, an old soldier and
former resident, is visiting in town. He
is an inmate of the Soldiers Home al
Bennington.
Mrs Harriet Bates who has been visit
ing relatives here for several weeks re-
turned to her home in Essex Junction
Friday Sept. l.
Two teams colided on the bridge be-
low the creamery Saturday night
Harnesses were broken but no serious
damage was done.
Miss Edith Brown will lead the Y. P
$. c. E. meeting at the Baptist church
Sunday evening. Subject, "What i.
Practical Christianity"
Ray Clifford of Starksboro and hi.
sister, Mrs. NJ. j. Graves of Brandon
are spending the week with their grand
mother, Mrs. Caroline Ray.
. Mrs. Walter Wright and children, Mis-
Anna. Hadley and Dorothy re-
turned Saturday from a visit of severa
weeks to relatives in Greenfield, Mass.
The Outlook club will hold its frs
meeting of the new year Sept. Is will
Mrs. Sneden. The program: Greeting
by the president; A Geographical Sur
vey of France, Mrs. Nash; reading
, France, Miss Kate Stewart; music. Mrs
Shackett.
The church that is being erected a
Winetaka, ILL.,, in memory of Mrs. Emily
L. Fox and her three childaen that wer,
killed at the Iroquois theatre disaster
Dec. 80, 1903 is to be dedicated Oct l
1905. Her father, William NJ. Hoyt,
wholesale grocer of Chicago, is a nephew
of Mrs. Desire Hill and Mrs. Emily NJ
Rathburn of this town.
, Monroe Lewis and wife of Waterbur,
I nd urifn bot
D are guests of their brother, Hemal
Lewis, and their sisters, Mrs. Phoeb
Ridley and Mrs. Sarah Sprague. Thi
is Mr.. Wesley Lewiss first visit to Vel
mont in 81 years and he and Mrs. Levi
go from here to California where the
will make their future home.
E. c. Dixie and wife and Mrs Mar
Lamb returned Thursday, Aug 81, iron
I Richmond, ILL.,, where they went to cele
! brate the Tooth birthday anniversary O
their aunt, Mrs. Sally Getting. All tn
places of business were closed and be
rung one hundred times in her honor
From 2 till 5 o'clock p. M, a publ
reception was held at which time tw
hundred and fifty guests were serve
with ice cream and cake. Later dir
ner was served to about forty relatives
i Two elaborate birthday cakes, the gift
of friends, adorned the table. One wa
f decorated with 100 wax candles and tn
- other with 100 candied cherries Man
gifts including a string of gold beads
a complete outfit, (silk dress, gloves an
ALL to be worn ON the occasion, an
several sums of money attested to tn
esteem of relatives and friends. Mrs
Getting is remarkably well preserve,
woman and in possession of all he
. faculties. She has many relatives il
this and adjoining towns.
WEYBRiDGE HILL.