Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-03-31
WEYBRIDoE.

Robert Perkins lost one of his work
horses last week, which is q great loss to
him.
r. j.. Shaw has another sick spell and
is confined to his house.
Mrs. II. A. Boise has a bad attack of
influenza.
Joseph Champine is as work for d. S.
Twitchell this season.
Albert Warner went to Ticonderoga
last Saturday, called there by the sick
ness and death Of Levi Sturtevant.
Letters from Chicago tell thai Miss
Lille Twitchell, who has been visiting
in the West during the winter, has gone
to Southern Texas to visit her cousin,
Volney Twitchell, former Weybridge
boy. He is large grower of rice in
that state.
w. G. Sturtevant will attend the con-
ference of the Methodist people at Sara
toga next month. He goes as delegate
from the local church.
Mrs. G.. E. Child has 80 far recovered
her health as to be able to attend church
last Sunday. All were glad to meet her
again.
Mrs. Emma Harrington is rapidly re-
covering and is expected to be able to be
about as formerly.
G. M. Baker, who has been in the en-
ploy of Gage & Fiske during the fall and
winter time, will resign his position this
week. He will assist at the same place
at times during the summer.
Quite number of our people attended
the auction at New Haven on We'd
nesday.
Sleighing has passed away after en-
unprecedented run not known here for
years. The usual buster of March
storms has not come to us and it
promises an early spring There is but
little frost in the ground.
The robins are here in small numbers
as yet, but are apparently feeling as we'll
as usual.
A comparatively small amount of
maple sugar has been made but of very
fine quality. Wright's extra" syrup
foots at about 80 gallons and is held at
$1.25.
G. II. Wright has his annual attack of
severe cold and cough.
H. L. Thompson went to Boston last
week, returning on Saturday. He left
for Chataugay, N. Y, on Monday to re-
turn on Tuesday.
ID. S. Twitchell remains about tn e
same, but expects that the coming warm
weather will effect him for the better.
Rev. and Mrs. McCabe visited at II. A.
Clark's on Monday afternoon, remaining
for the evening and at Milo Johnson's on
Tuesday
Mrs. Vaughn, wife of the electrician,
who is to reside at the power station, is
stopping with him at II. l.. Thompson's.
They are to live in the Dillon house as
soon as it is vacated.
A. X. Warner went to Ticonderoga
Saturda yto see his brother-in- law, l.. c.
Sturtevant, who died Tuesday morning.
The remains are to be brought here and
buried Friday.
Miss Louise johnson and ten of her
class mates in college, all young ladies',
came out to her fathers. NJ. A. John
sons, last Saturday night to eat warm
sugar. They drove their own teams.
Mrs. L. G. Perkins and son, Warren,
were guests of r. B. Perkins last Sunday.
Mrs. o. H. Ring and daughters,
Pricilla and Edena, were in town Sun
day.
Rev. F. D. McCabe will go to con-
ference next Tuesday. He does not ex-
pect to return here.
j. S. Shaw has secured the Hon. Frank
G. Archibald of Manchester Center and
senator from Bennington county, Yer
mont, to deliver the Memorial day
address, Mr.. Archibald is very able
speaker and will, no doubt, deliver an
address that will live long in the memory
of the people of Weybridge and do honor
to our dead heroes.