Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-10-25
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u. ID. Atwood, Lowell DelOng ana ".
E. Farr of Lincoln were in town on bust
ness recently. Mr.. Atwood being inter-
ested in a law suit.
Master Chauncey and Miss Norah Bee
man of Bristol were here a few days
ago.
1t was not the Assyrian that came
down but party of his townsmen and
women that came down on the Congre.
gational pastor on the evening of the
10Th inst. taking him and good wife by
surprise, staying as long as they chose,
having good time and leaving in good
season. The call was thankfully re-
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. Richardson as
was also the handsome purse of cash.
Mrs. Annie T., widow of the late Col
B. F. Tucker, now of Middlebury, made
us flying call on the 18th inst.
Mrs. J. F. Stoddard, who has been
under the doctors care, is able to be up
and about the house.
Mrs. E. j. McQuivey has gone to
Chester to visit sister, and may extend
her absence to several weeks.
First snowstorm of the season on Sun
day last, beginning sometime in the
night before so that the hill were white
c. L. Cook from IS rods of land dug
POS bushels of sorted potatoes.
The Rev. r. A. Kilburn, whose resi-
dence is in Pittsfield, Mass, but who is
now attending college. preached in the
NJ. <. church last Sunday evening from
Acts XXVI:2S, clear, logical and con-
vincing sermon, on value of Decision"
one that was well calculated to do good.
The subject next Sunday morning at
the NJ. E. church will be can Invitation
to Spiritual Feast" Services at Bread
Loaf school house at o'clock p. m.
Union services in the evening at the
Congregational church, and will be the
last to be led by the pastor, Mr.. Richard
son.
The solo singing by the Rev. Mr.. Kill
burn at the Methodist church Sunday
and Sunday evening was effective and
greatly appreciated
l.. A. Sparks tied up in bonds of mat
rimony few days ago, Archie Eubar of
this town and Myra Taylor of Sails
bury.
w. II. Taft. w. H. Taft, jr., of Walt
ham, H. r. Perry, w. E. Bush of Han
cock. G.. w. Fassett, F. B. Fassett, Nero
Bush of Middlebury and p. Pearlman of
Burlington were guests recently at Maple
Inn.
The woods are full of hunters who
later will be telling of adventures by
/ field and flood.
Mrs. G.. V. Flanders has been granted
pension on account of her first husband,
w. Ii. Keep. She is fortunate in having
quite quantity of bush cranberries but
complains that thieves are carrying them
away. We thought better of our towns
people.
We are informed from various sources
that some of the denizens of the turn
pike are terribly exercised in their minds
as to the identity of the victim of the
hay raid. Suffice it to say the innocent
know of their innocency and the guilty
his guilt, and if the guilty one forsakes
his evil ways the object of the item will
be fully attained until we know more
positively as to his actions we beg leave
to keep his name secret, but if he does
not reform by all the rules of the Second
Book of History, the whichness of the
wherefore and the whyness of the when,
revelations of name, time, place, the
witnesses and cognomen of our inform
ant may be in order.
We were met by a temperature of ..
degrees above ON Monday morning and
ground white with snow, it having
showed all the day before.