Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-04-07
BRISTOL.
Deferred
Mrs, Ford Bingham is i'll.

by illness.
The village trustees have men at work
cleaning the streets.
d. r. Bosworth was in Burlington
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. jeremiah Austin started
for Europe Tuesday.
Mrs. A. j. Ball is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
Miss Ella Norton is taking care of Mrs.
Mary Davis of Lincoln.
H. L. Parmelee has sold his farm on
Bristol Flat to G. H. Smith.
The listers will begin their round of
duties tomorrow, Saturday
Mrs. Hannah Needham of Burlington
Is a guest of friends in town. 1
Joseph johnson and son of Hunting
ton are visiting relatives here.
Levi Warner has been confined to the
house this week with neuralgia.
William Shedrick has had his pension
increased from $i7 to S24 a month.
The first thunder shower of the season
visited this place Tuesday evening.
John Burt has been confined to the
house with the observation-disclosures.
The thermometer registered in the
seventies Wednesday and Thursday,
B. ]. Clark and A. j. Lafayette are in
Little Ireland papering and painting.
P. ]. Bristol has moved his family into
the lockwood tenement on Pine street.
Mrs. Fred Richards went to Brighton,
n. Y, yesterday to see her father who
is ill.
Elmer Jennings has entered the
employ of B. c. Sargent as delivery
clerk.
Mrs. Silas P. Perry and daughter,
Beatrice, are visiting friends in Rich
mond.
A course of typewriting and short
hand is to be introduced in the High
school,
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Hall of Wey-
bridge are the guests of Emerson
Smith
John Orvis and son, George, have
rented Mrs. Daisy Gains house on East
street.
Mrs. Ella Dana is in Lincoln caring for
Mrs. George Atwood, who is in very
poor health.
Col. N. F. Dunshee went to Burlington
Monday to consult physicians in regard
to his eyee.
John MCGEE has been engaged to
pitch for the Bennington base ball team
this season.
Mrs. Gertrude Atkins and Mrs.
Clayton Hanks were in Burlington
Wednesday.
If the warm weather of the past week
continues there will be very little maple
sugar made.
Mrs. Henrietta Purinton and daughter,
Harriet, Of Middlebury are visiting
relatives i'll town.
Miss Ruth Foote of Cornwall is visit
| ing her uncle and aunt, Mr.. Chauncey
Stewart and wife.
Miss Georgiana Peck has entered the
employ of Dunshee & Chaplin as book
keeper and cashier.
II. L. Parmelee has been appointed
lister by the selectmen in place of d. S.
Parmelee, resigned.
II. j. Hill and wife visited Mrs. Hills
parents, G. E. Cove and wife of New
Haven Mills, Sunday.
The Bristol Athletic association will
play the Burlington high school at
Riverside Park, May II.
The water committee have procured
surveyors who are surveying the diff
ferent sources of supply.
H. A. Allen and wife were called to
East Middlebury yesterday by the illness
of Ernest Allen and wife.
Joseph Dwire has moved his family
from Lincoln to one of w. A. Lawrence's
tenements on Locust street.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. Shackett have
moved into a part of Mrs. Gertrude
Atkins house on West street
Unclaimed letters at Bristol post-office
for week ending March 81, Mrs Julia
Goodell, Mrs Frank B. Wilson.
Miss Kate Stewart was called to
Waterbury this week by the illness of
her aunt, Mrs. Sarah Parker.
Mrs. C. N. Thomas returned Wednes-
day from Malone, n. y, where she has
been the past few weeks caring for her
mother.
The engagement of Dr. Watson l..
Wasson, formerly of this place and Miss
Pearl Randall of Waterbury is an
nOunced.
Mrs. Caroline Ray, who has spent the
winter with her sons in South Framing
ton, Mass, is expected home the last
of this week.
The school directors have organized
with w. w. Wilson, chairman, E. A.
Hasseltine superintendent and E. w.
Varney, clerk.
r. w. Peake and his mother, Mrs
Katherine Peake, who has been spend
ing the winter in Florida, are expected
home next week
The Rural Free Delivery carriers re-
port the roads in bad condition. Some
who usually get in at four o'clock dc
not get in till six now.
A sugar social will be held at the
Methodist parsonage this friday even,
ing. Everybody invited. Come and
enjoy the first sugar of the season. 15c
each.
It is getting to be a very common nc.