Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-07-27


Miss Sue Parker has gone to Fair Ha-
ven to visit friends. Her sister, Mrs.
Albee of Langdon, N. H., is at Prof.
Parker's.
Mr.. E. E. Bond and family went Tues
day to Long Point, on the Ferrisburgh
shore of the lake, to remain in camp for
about two weeks.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson, who had been at
SILVER Lake for a week, came down Mon
day and returned there Tuesday, taking
his family with him.
Mrs. Chas. NJ. Wilds and children, who
have been at Benson and Shoreham on q
visit to friends for the past three weeks,
came home on Wednesday.
Prof. Eaton, who has been away at
Amherst and Andover, Mass, since COM
mencement. came home Saturday and
will remain in town the rest of the vaca-
ton.
Jesse S%tearns, Esq, came down from
Bristol Sunday evening and took the
night train for New York. Mrs. Stearns
will remain with her parents at Bristol,
till fall.
Mrs. F. w. Halsey and children of
Boston are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. G. c. Chapman. DR.. Halsey came
up from the city Sunday morning and re-
turned Monday night.
Mrs. Edwin NJ. Sayre of Rochester. n.
Y, and her daughters, Misses Mamie and
Ethel, are guests of Mr.. Sayre's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Sayre. They will be
here for five or six weeks.
Mr.. w. H. Brewster has been away for
two weeks OF a trip ''down East" At
last accounts he was stopping at a sum-
mel resort on the Maine coast. He will
return home by the way of Boston.
Hon. John W. Stewart will be in town
today. He left Washington on Tuesday
for Burlington to attend the rally there
yesterday, and intended to stop here for
a few days on his way back to the CAPT
tai.
Rev. Mr.. Keith, the new Congregations
al pastor, and his family took up their
residence at the parsonage on Saturday.
They had been entertained at Mrs. Du.
gald Stewards since their arrival in town
on the previous Wednesday.
Miss Jessie wager, who is with hel
parents at the Thousand islands, dis.
tinguished herself the other day by catch.
ing the largest fish taken in that region
this season-a ten-pound pickerel. Prof
wager and family will be home in abou'
two weeks and will come by way o.
Montreal and Quebec.
Prof. and Mrs. E. H. Higley of Groton
Mass, arrived in town last Thursday tt
visit his mother and sister, Mrs. and Mis-.
Higley. Mrs. Higley will remain her,
while the professor is in camp at Knight
island, off st. Adams, whittier he went OF
Tuesday. Prof. Kellogg left here Frida,
to open up the camp and President Brain
erd and Others will shortly join the party
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Chapman arrived
in town Saturday evening and left again
Wednesday morning for the Thousand
islands, where they were to join a part,
of Mrs. Chapman's friends and remail
till about the Goth of August. We tax,
this account of their wedding from tn
Albany q. " Express of the 10Th inst,
"About all the society people remain
ing in town attended the wedding of Mis-
Minnie Teresa Byington of this city an,
Mr.. Paris Fletcher Chapman of Middle
bury, VT. which occurred at St. Peter
church at five o'clock Yesterday after
Don The event was a brilliant one
The marriage service was pronounced b,
\ the Rev. DIR. Battershall. The only flo
raj decorations were in the chancel
which was filled with banks of daisie
and ferns. The bride was attended b.
Miss Hattie Mather of L~oudonville. VIII,
acted as maid of honor. while Mr.. Edwil
ID. Howe of this city was best man
The ushers were Bloomfield j. Miller O
Newark, y. j.: Herbert ID. Ward of New
York and Theodore Irwin and Charles ;
Byington of this city. Before the ser
vice opened Organist Mills rendered tn
following selections Wedding march
Jackson; Allegretto Gragioso, Reniecke
Wedding march, Dudley Buck; melody
varia, Batiste; professional, Weddin,
march from Lohengrin. After the cere
mony, Recessional march from Midsum
mer Nights Dream; march and choru
from Tannhauser. The bridal party. at
ter leaving the church, returned directl,
to the brides residence, at No. q Soutl
Hawk street, where a short reception
was held"