Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1907-09-27
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We are informed by the Burlington
Free Press that Mrs. Sarah Lovett)
Gladding, widow of the late l.. T. Glad
ding, died at Mr.. 0dett's, IN Bristol
Notch, con Wednesday, we presume
the 18th inst She leaves three sons,
one in Bristol, one in Middlebury, and
one in Massachusetts,. She had two
daughters, one of whom died in infancy,
and the other died in young woman
hood, the wife of Mr.. Labroad. Mrs.
Gladding lived here for many years, but
moved away some years ago. Those
that knew her best loved her most for
her sterling qualities. A brother in For
estdae. and a sister in East Middlebury
survive her.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tozier of Worcester, Mass, will be
pie ased tn learn of Che advent of a son
at their domicile on the nth inst. Mrs.
Tozier is daughter of H. A. Kirby of
Middlebury, and long resident here.
Or the Goth inst. Howard Trudo, Ben
iamin Trudo and Abraham Benedict
were brought before Justice Chandler,
on complaint of Grand Juror Noble,
charged with hunting and shooting on
Sunday, September /, on the "Tierany
place" States Attorney Russell appearing
for the State, and assisting the defence.
Benjamin Trudo was acquitted, while
the other two were found guilty and
fined $40, with costs of $1,000 in the
Trudo boys case, and Sl106 in the case
of the Benedict boy, with the alternative
sentence of 70 days in the Industrial
School for the Trudo chap, and "A days
in the House of Correction for young
Benedict. They are of the age of 10 and
II respectively. An appeal was claimed
and granted, Mrs. Virginia Cross fur
nishing bail of $40 in each case. 1t APP
pears that the farm has been visited at
different times, the windows of the
house broken, apples carried away and
fruit trees destroyed, in which depreda-
tions it is said these parties have been
prominent.
II. L. Wood proposes to go to Geneva,
N. Y, on a business trip this week.
The meeting of the Ladies Aid Society
with Miss Lucy Hale on the 10Th inst
was very pleasant one, with good
attendance.
Presiding Elder Dow was here on
Sunday last preached clear, logical,
convincing sermon from Heb. II 1927,
baptized an infant and two adults and
administered the rite of the Lords Sup
per at the NJ. E. church in the forenoon.
At the same service three persons were
received into full connection. In the
evening Elder Dow preached, choosing
for his text John, 3: 5, baptized an adult
who was later received into the church
on probation.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Foster of Middle
bury were in town on Sunday last and
attended church.
Charles Coulumbe has moved from
Joseph Murrays tenement to W. S.
Huntleys house in the mill yard.
The water in j. Z. Hodges pond found
way out again on Monday night last,
and at the time of writing he is busy re-
pairing damages.
We were favored with a furious show
err accompanied with vivid lightning
and heavy thunder, on Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. p and Miss Martha
Waite of Whiting were visiting at John
Robbins last Sunday.
Mrs. Myra Stevens of Brandon is the
guest of her daughter, Mrs John Rob.
bins.
Union services at the Congregational
church next Sunday evening.
At the NJ. E. church next Sunday
morning the subject will be The Two
Commandments.
A preaching service will be held at the
school house near Bread Loaf next sun
day at 4 o'clock p. m.