Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-09
LINCOLN.

Miss Mary StearnS has not suffered
a shock as reported.
The Industrial met with Mrs. VIM.
Danforth last week.
Will Poland and wife called on friends
at the Center Saturday.
Greta Cove is unable to attend school
owing to a heart trouble.
Pearle Moulton, who has been very
ill with fever, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Will Nichols has gone to Rich
mond to work in the underwear factory
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Green called upon
his sister, Mrs. Mary Davis, one day
last week
w. j. Severy and daughter, Miss Clara,
of Warren, visited friends at the Center
on Saturday.
Miss S. Stearns passed few days
with her neice, Mrs. w. E. Pierce at
Bristol last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Davis attended the
funeral of her uncle, Alanson Miller of
Warren, the 9th,
Charlie and Henry Pierce of Warren
We're in town on Sunday the guests of
their uncle, warner Plerce.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Miller of Warren
called on friends here on their return
from visit to Middlebury.
Mrs. Marion Sturtevant has returned
from Waterbury and will remain awhile
with her father, Albert Cove.
Miss Katherine Murray, teacher at the
Corners. was the guest of A. f. Murray
and wife Saturday and Sunday.
Lawrence Gadiner has returned from
Waitsfield where he has completed a
large contract of stone work for A. B..
Tucker.
The Ladies Aid will meet next We'd
nesday; this is postponed meeting.
This week was to have been the usual
meeting.
Mrs. Mabel Mcdonald and children, of
Brooklyn, n. Y, still remain at the
Lincoln House the guest of her father
l. J. Colby.
Simon Danforth and Warner Pierce
are laying foundation for monu-
ment in the Stearn's family lot in the
Old cemetery.
DR.. Briggs was called as counsel with
DR.. Brandow last week concerning the
remains critically ill.
Among the number in town Memorial
day were Fred Pierce and wife, Bert
Moody and wife, Della Murray and
brother Walter of Warren.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Spalding Of Var
ron xuara in tourp Last 4. dow
called here by the illness of Mrs. Spald-
ing's cousin, Mary Ste rms.
Mr.. Shattuck, the stt~e driver. has
moved to the dwelling he recently pur-
chased near the post Office L D., very
convenient for his business.
Mrs, Russell of Hinesburgh is the guest
of her mother, Mrs. Geo Atkins. She
will remain here for rest and the recu-
peration of health for time.
Mrs. Edwin Hill is busy renovating
her new home, the Edmund Colby farm
at South Lincoln. She is to build a
poultry house sixty feet in length.
Pre- Memorial exercises were held at
the Center school. A number of
mothers of the pupils were present and
listened to the speaking by the scholars.
Rev. j. L. Thurston preached the
Memorial sermon. 1t was an interesting
discourse and full of patriotism. A
large audience was present. Fourteen
veterans were present.
DIR. j. S. Dodge and wife who have
visited their son, Ernest, on their re-
turn from their soiourn in Florida dur
ing the winter, have returned to their
home in Warren.
Frank Hartshorn of Warren has pur-
chased George Atkins farm that adjoins
his Mr.. Atkins is now a resident of
Lincoln, occupying the home that he
has purchased of the Lucy Hanks
estate. 1t was the dwelling of DIR. A.
A. HER for some time.