Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-01-26
NEW NJ.

Ward Whalen, son of P. E. Whalen
is quite sick with iaundice.
A. b. Hoffnagle recently purchased
four Holstein heifers of William Ellis o
Salisbury.
Mrs. Z. A. Langdon continues to i'm
prove and her friends hope for hel
speedy recovery.
r. II. Holmes of ShOreham is expected
to address the local Grange Friday even
ing of this week.
The funeral of Mrs. G. R. Sanborr
was largely attended, from the Congre
gational church. Rev. G.. H. Duttor
OBLIGATED and preached a beautiful and
and wife of Bristol sang two selection.
which were admirably rendered. The
floral tributes were large. Mrs. Sanhorr
was nearly 80 years of age, had beer
married Sc years and had spent nearly
her whole life in New Haven. She
united with the Congregational church
in 1868 and was an estimable Christian
woman devoted to her home and family.
The best tribute which can be paid her
memory would be to say she was a
woman who always made home happy.
Besides her husband she leaves one son,
DIR. F. &. Sanborn, one daughter, Miss
Kate Sanborn, one sister, Mrs. w. p.
Chase of Bristol, and a large circle of
friends to mour her death. The bearers
were Hon. w. j. VanPatten of Bur
lington, S. b. NJ. Cowles, E. A. Langdon
and S. ID. DOud.
Moses DePoutee for many years a
r.gaI,,f &c NA.- TI,.-, ,. lI-II-
respected citizen died at Crown Point,
\. Y, on Saturday, Jan. 31st. The
funeral was held from the home of his
brother-in-law, G.. ID. Sumner of Mid
dlebury, at 10 o'clock "A. m, Tuesday.
M~iddlebury Methodist church officiating.
The bearers were 5. ID. Doud. w. NJ.
The interment was in Evergreen Gene
terry. Mr.. DePOutee was 20 years of age
and is survived by two grand children,
one brother and one sister who reside
in Crown Point. n. y, and by his aged
father who still survives at the advanced
age of %. Mr.. DePoutee was a success
full farmer and an excellent, upright
He was for many years Supt.
of Mechanics Hal at the Addison County
and had been Supt. of Floral Hall
and was always interested in the success
of the fair. Mr.. DePoutee served on
the jury which tried and convicted
Eastwood of murder. He was generally
found on the right side of every question
and advocated what he believed to be
the best interest of the community.
a number of years MIR. DePoutee
had charge of the large farm of Phelps
of Bridport which he managed
with success and after his return to New
Haven had built a new horse barn and
his buildings, building a large
hen house and keeping $50 hens, his
had been failing for a number
Of years and he decided to retire from
business. About two years & he sold
his farm to Bert Allen and went to
Crown Point, n. Y, to reside.
,Deferred)
The choir have some new anthem
books.
Rev. c. H. Dutton was in Watertown
Y, last Sunday.
A student from Middlebury College
illed the desk here last Sunday.
MIS-. =. ii. DuttOn was expected to
nave another surgical operation at Bur
ington last week.
S. d. Doud has been chosen deacon
70 fill the vacancy caused by the death
the late Dea. j. G. Wilder.
Mrs. f. A. Langdon who has been
confined to the bed for over four weeks,
5 able to sit up a short time each day.
Mr.. and Mrs, P. j. Farnsworth are
spending the winter with their daughter
md husband, who reside zeal Hartford,
conn.
Mrs. G. R. Sanborn passed away Wed
1esday morning ats o'clock. We under
the funeral occurs this (Fridav)
afternoon at the church at one o'clock.
Langdon Roleau returned last week
rom "A three weeks trip to Cuba and
Washington, ID. G. He was unfavor-
lhly impressed with Cuba but thought
he Isle of Pines delightful with its fine
and luscius fruits.
Wesley Sumner the new mail route
from the Junction to the village
lad a little episode on Tuesday. His
lpr7e became frightened by the Bristol
ram and demolished the wagon entire.
sumner escaped unhurt.