Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-07-21
LINCOLN.

I. Green is at work in South Lincoln.
II. C. Davis was in Huntington last
week.
The Lincoln Lumber company have
sold their bay team to West Brown.
Ralph Sweet is at work for A. f.
Murray.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Shonio are rejoic-
ing over baby girl born July 8.
Salmon Buel is repairing his mill this
week.
Mrs. A. E. Murray is able to return
home.
Arland Murray was in Brandon on
Friday.
Norma Esty is at her brothers in west
Lincoln.
w. L. Pierce was in Warren during
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Cove were Rutland
visitors last week.
Melvin Eubar is at work for A. E.,
Murray in haying.
Mrs. NJ. f. Esty was a Monkton visitor
the first of the week.
Mrs. CLANCY Murray is at her sons in
Mortified this week.
Mr. and Mrs. William Battles of Bristol
spent Sunday in town.
f. S. Stearns has been somewhat in
disposed for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Varney were in
Warren few days last week.
Walter Russell and wife were at his
fathers in Warren over Sunday.
Mrs Eva HER who has been with her
sister, Mrs. Frank LaFrance, has re-
turned home.
Luther Varney and wife and Arthur
Brooks and wife called on their brother,
in Waitsfeld last week.
Emma Carpenter of Cove Hill is
spending week with her aunt Mrs
Rose Eubar in South Lincoln.
Farmers in this vicinity are haying
when the weather permits. Wages are
Sl.'j per day or $50 per month.
James Eubar is at work for Jane.
Ward and Henry Eubar is j, Minnehanl
assistant during the haying season.
Arland Murray recently had a horst
injured by getting into the scuttle that
opened from the stable to the hog pei
below.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Narney arr
visitors in town. Being former resident
they always receive a hearty welcome
Mrs. Varney had the misfortune to crust
one finger in "a clothes wringer few
days since.
bliss Mary G. Stearns was buried iron
the NJ. E. church the 18th. Her dealt
occurred the Monday evening previou
and came after severe illness. A pos
mortem showed a complication o
diseases that had bafiied the skill of man
physicians and many weeks of hospiti
treatment At her funeral DR.. Power
of Ripton made the opening prayer
Rev Thurston read portion of II Cor
4. Rev. G.. c. Skate took for his teA
II Cor, All. The sermon was a CLOWN
tribute tothe Christian faithfulness of Il
deceased and her patience and resi-.
nation in hours of extreme suffering
4 quartette consisting of Mrs. Mar
Bean, Mrs. Mable Mcdonald, Mr.
Luther Rhodes and Miss Lois Sargel
rendered selections. G.. \. Thayer ha
charge and Rev. Skate read the il
pressive burial service at the gray
Interment in the Lee cemetery near h
fathers grave who died in 1874. II
mother died at Portland, Ore, abol
nine wears ago. Three brothers survi'
her. j. Stearns and c. w. r. Stear
of Portland. Ore, and d. w. Stearns
Vancouver, Wash. cousins in this tow
Warren and Essex, a maternal aunt
Canada and a cousin Mrs. Dora Whit
head. The deceased had sung in the
f. choir for nearly quarter of a centur
The bearers were f. S. Stearns, w.
Pierce, John Spaulding and Eugel
Tucker. Among the number from
distance to attend the funeral of Mi
Stearns were Mrs. Amos MaXha
of Bristol, Mr.. and Mrs. John Spauldll
| r. KNorro, Mrc Oscar rhayar of X app