Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-08-16
NEW HAVEN.

Miss Ardelle Jacobs spent a few DAYS
last week as the guest of Mrs. Shirley
Langdon.
Chas. Wicker and family, who have
been visiting at S. d. Doud's returned to
their home last Tuesday.
G. S. Russell was business visitor in
town last Thursday.
Lewis Baldwin is quite ill with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Elizabeth Scribner spent Sunday
with friends in Colchester.
Miss Katherine Sanborn has returned
home after few days absence.
Edwin Wright and Mrs. Mary Wright
were visitors at W. NJ. Stoves Thurs
day.
Sarah Wilson, who has been spending
few days at Long Point has returned
home.
A good many of the farmers have COM
pleted haying and report fair crop
w. Nj. Stowe and wife attended the
funeral of Alfred Ferguson of Bristol last
Monday.
Miss Mary Thompson, who has been
in poor health for some time, from
paralysis, recently fell, sustaining an in
jury to her hip, from which she is not
expected to recover
Misses Carrie and Lou Squire of Fow-
Ter have been some days with friends in
town.
There will be no services at the church
the next two Sundays, the pastor taking
part of his vacation at this time.
The talked of excursion for the Sunday
school, has been postponed for the pre-
sent.
Edward Nash and daughter of Dakota,
are in town guests of Mrs. Matte Nash.
their aunt. Mr.. Nash returns after an
absence of thirty years, when he spent
some time in town. He is the son of the
late Noah and Ellen (Smith) Nash, who
were many years residents of this
town.
Mrs. V. NJ. Benedict is reported as
getting on finely, from her late oper-
alton.
Mrs. A. B. Hoffnagle is also at the
hospital in Burlington for treatment.
Intelligence was received the last of
the past week, of the death of Mrs. Mary
(GoodelD Doud at Bristol, n. H., of
Brights' disease. Her remains were
taken to Lyndonville, their former home.
and placed beside her husband, the late
Sylvester Doud, who died last January.
An only child, DR.. Arthur Doud sur
wives, who resides at Bristol.
Carl Sneeden, who carries his cream
to the Reef Bridge creamery, received
from his June dividend $14300. He is
milking twenty.one cows.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Stowe and daugh
ter spent few days in Panton recently,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Spaulding. While there, they Joined
the excursion to st. Adams bay.
Miss Daisy Smith is caring for Madame
Dana now, taking the place of Mrs. Mary
Sneeden, who has been with her a few
weeks.
Spring Grove campmeetng opens to-
day friday. Some of the best talent of
Troy Conference is booked for these SER
vices. Speakers for Sunday, August IS.
are Rev. F, L. Decker presiding elder of
Saratoga district, and Rev. w. w. Eaton
of Rupert. Next Friday is Missionary
day. Addresses by Miss G. j. Dodge of
Cohoes, and Miss H. E. Holmes of Bur
lngton. Saturday, August "a, Epworth
League day, DIR. E. H. Brown of Albany
will give the address. The following
Sunday Rev. G.. NJ. Moody of Hoosick
Falls, and Rev. 6. E. Webster of North
Hoosick, with DR.. Brown are the
speakers.
Mrs. Mary (Roscoe) Wellington of
Middlebury, has been spending a week
or more in town, guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ Roscoe.
The Ladies' Union met with Mrs. J. L.
Potter last Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary (French) Hunt. who was re-
Gently taken to the Waterbury Asylum,
is not reported as any better she has
tuberculosis of the blood.
DR.. F. c. Sanborn returns again to-
morrow Saturday to New York.
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