Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-02-24
BRISTOL.

N ID. BlSSOnette went 10 DellOWS rdll7
Monday.
w. w. Rider was in Middlebury dur
ing the week.
Mrs. Carrie Quimby is reported little
better this week
Mrs g. c.. Skate is still confined to /
the house by illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Rivers were in t
Middebury Wednesday.
Ferris Stokes has sold his place on
Maple street to E. G.. Norton.
Martin Rider has accepted the posi-
ton as clerk at the Bristol House.
A. w. Stevens and wife ere visiting
Mrs Stevens parents in Whiting.
Mrs. Nellie Barnard is able to be out
after a weeks illness with the grip.
c.. d. O'Brien of Middlebury was in
town Friday and bought work horse.
Nv. Pullman has been confined to the
house two weeks on account of sick
ness
Arthur Munsill of Malone, n. y, is in
town looking after the Munslll water
works.
Rev. C. n. Thomas was in Montpelier
one dav last week to, attend a conven-
ventiOn.
Rev. G. c. Skate went to Lincoln
Tuesday evening to attend church
meeting.
States Attorney L. C. Russell of Mid
diebury. was in town Monday on legal
business.
Mrs. David Merrill of Lincoln has been
visiting her sister Mrs. E. b. Guindon
the past week.
Mrs. Nellie Shulenberg and daughter
Frances, returned Tuesday to their home
in Joliet. Ill.
H. C. Palmer and family are going to
move into E. c. bikes tenement on
Pleasant street.
Charles May has moved his family into
w. A. Lawrence's tenement on West
Pleasant street.
Collector II. P. Sherwin handed in the
list of delinquent taxpayers to the town
clerk, Wednesday.
County Examiner T. E. Boyce will
hold a public examination of teachers
here Mar. and 9.
Unclaimed letters at Bristol Post
office for week ending Feb. 10. Joseph
Lavely, Chas. E. Peck.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c. Dixie and Ms.
Jennie Tower have been numbered
among the sick this week.
The auditors met al the oiiiUo u ou1sc
Hasseltine Feb. l4th, to examine the
books of the town officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Dixie went TO Add
son Friday to visit Lee Tracy and wife.
They returned home Sunday.
: w. w. Rider and w. w. Wilson have
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estate Of the late 3. a. Ataiie.
The Rev. G. G. Skate went to Monk
ton Wednesday afternoon to officiate al
the Thomas-Dean wedding.
Mrs Hannah Barnum has moved into
Mrs. Julia Ellis house on East street
Mrs. Ellis will board with hnr.
5 The remains of Mrs. Oliver Sears Of
Middlebury were brought here Saturday
for burial in the Catholic cemetery.
D Mr.. and Mrs Fred Small of Morrisvill'
were in town Wednesday, they wer'
t returning home from their wedding trip
S A large delegation from Bristol En-
a campment |. O. O. F. attended thu
district meeting at Middlebury Thursda,
night.
Arthur Stevens cut off the end of hi
}, finger Monday while running a plane
, in the works of the Bristol Manufacture
S ing company.
E. S. Peckham will lead the Christian
Endeavor society of the Baptist churc
Sunday evening. Topic, "Glorifyin
y God in our homes"
/ Mrs. Henry Landon will lead the Ell
worth League Sunday evening at tn
II Methodist church. Topic, Glorifym
God in our home"
Ben lockwood and wife are going t
move to Monkton where they will carr
10 on a farm. P. j. Bristol has rented MI
n Rockwood's house on Pine street.
3 Hereafter the minister's meeting wi
,. be held Monday morning at 10 o'clocc
:. instead of Monday evening. 1t was hel
II this week at the Baptist parsonage.
j. Miss Flossie Quimby, whe went fro'
% here to China eighteen months ago 1
If a missionary, has been appointed supe
intendent of girls school recently opel
ed in Wanking.
I Mrs. Pearl johnson Phillips, former
of this place, died Monday at her hon
IN 10 st. Regis Falls. N. Y. She has mar
i'll relatives and friends in this place wi
extend their sympathy to the bereav'
family.
Letters from Frank Thomas, wi
zee went to the Pecos Valley, Mexico, la
lie fall. saw that on account of the unusual
1t severe weather, he has not improved
so health as rapidly as he had hoped to.
ls- The union services will he held ne
week at the Congregational church WI
: the following speakers; Sunday, Feb.
Rev. G. r. Wilson; Tuesday. Feb.
Rev. C. c. Skate; Friday. Feb "a Re
S. p. Perry.