Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1909-03-19
NEW HAVEN.

Helen Cowles and William Bennett
were married at the home of the bride
Wednesday evening Mar. 10. A large
number of friends and relatives were
present to witness the ceremony. We
understand Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett are to
reside in Burlington on the DR.. Spar
hawk farm.
Mrs William Stowe and Miss Arletta,
are entertaining the measles at present.
Mrs. Susan Hoyt recently visited her
sister, Mrs. Charles Wright.
Lester Lafayette is soon to return to
the employ of S. ID. Doud
James Agan and family are moving in
with William Jenkins on the Barton
farm.
Benjamin Hayes and family of Middle
bury visited in town Saturday and Sun
day.
Miss Ethel Barrows of Middlebury
spent few days last week at G. d. Cour-
seys.
Mrs. E. w. Howden spent two days in
Middlebury last week, attending court.
Dea. M. j. Landon has been confined
in doors some days with mumps.
Mark Kenyon, section boss, has the
measles.
Oliver Sears and family moved last
week from Brooksville to II. G.. Conant's
tenant house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Landon are to be
congratulated on the advent of a son in
their family, born March 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sweenor are to
go to Cornwall, to the Frank Foote farm,
where the former has position.
d. A. Roleau recently sold a herd of
ten cows, which went to the Proctor
farm at Proctor, also his valuable stock
animal, all at good figures.
Carroll Bottum's family of four child
rem are sick with the measles.
Miss Etna Daniels has a new piano.
At the close of her school last Friday, in
Ferrsburg, she gave her pupils, to thirty
or over, fine sleigh ride.
Mrs. w. NJ. Stowe and daughter
Arletta are down with measles. Robert is
recovering from them.
On Wednesday March 3, Mrs. Martha
Uangdon) Conkey of Minneapolis, Mimi,
passed her eightieth birthday anniver-
sary. She was the second daughter of
the late Seth Langdon of this town, and
lived at the old homestead on Town Hill,
until her marriage. She is sister of
Mrs. d. A. Roleau of this place. Many
kindly greetings from relatives and
friends were sent her on that occasion.
One of the best reports often heard
was given by Supt. Frank Barrows be-
fore the Sunday school here. being CLEAN
ings from some of the speakers heard al
the recent convention at Cornwall.
Mrs. S. B. NJ. Cowles is to remain for
the present with her son,E liner Cowles
in Weybridge.
In previous issue. the death of S. B
| M. Cowles, and funeral services on Mon
day March 8, were noted. The deceased
was one of family of five children, oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Cowles, all life long
residents of this town and highly respect
ed citizens. Mr.. Cowles in early life EN-
braced religion, uniting with the church
in this place at the age of fourteen years
retaining this connection until his death
at the age of 49, A widow, son and a
daughter survive, also one sister, Mrs
I Maria tCowles) Sears of Maquoketa, Iowa
Rev. E. T. Campbell, president of the
n. II. State Evangelistic campaign as
sisted by Mrs. Mabel Manning and Miss
Catherine Mayo, Deaconesses of the Pen.
tecOstal Nazarene church of Fitchbtrg.
Mass. are holding a series of revival meet
ings at the town hall. Services every
evening. Hall well filled, and extra
singing, with quite an interest growing
Other helpers, with other singing talent
are expected.