Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-06-29
PERSONAL MENTION,

AleNanuer start unls morning Tor AKRON,
Ohio.
James II. Holden of this town was one
of the class graduated at Tufts college
last week.
Mrs. James NJ. Warner and daughter
are visiting her sister, Mrs. Dugald
Stewart.
Miss Nellie Smith, teacher in the
Whitehall graded school, is visiting
friends here.
Rey. M. E. Cady of Rockford, H., and
his youngest son are visiting at his
fathers, Mr.. G. c. Cady.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. NJ. Stewart of New
York city are with the latter's mother,
Mrs j. A. Wright, for brief visit.
Prof. and Mrs. l.. A. Austin of Winter
Park, Fla, arrived in town Monday and
will spend the larger part of the summer
here.
Mrs. c. B. Warner of Port Henry and
her children are on their annual visit to
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Sever
ance.
Mrs. Sidney p. Slater of New York
city and two daughters are with her sis
ter, Mrs. H. E. Smith, for the warm
season.
Hon. John W.. Stewart reached home
from Chicago Sunday morning. He will
go back to Washington the last of this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Swinington of
Rutland and Miss Hathorn of Shoreham
were guests at Mr.. c. NJ. Wids' during
the week.
Judge Knapp will start next week on a
vacation trip to the Pacific coast. He
hopes to get away Monday and intends to
be absent about six weeks.
Miss Archibald, who has taught French
here during the last year, has gone to
Montreal to board for some weeks with
native French teachers
Prof. and Mrs. DEMO of Bangor, Me-,
were guests at Prof. Eaton's during the
week. He is professor of Greek in Ban
gor Theological seminary.
Mrs. Smith X. Seeley and two daugh-
tiers have been i'll for more than week
past week with diphtheria. They were
all getting on nicely at last reports.
President Brainerd was twice hOnored
Wednesday, He received the degree of
LII. d. not only from Ripon college, but
also from the university of Vermont.
The happiest alumnus in town We'd
nesday was Edward Dana, Esq, of Rut-
land. He was nominated for States
attorney at Tuesdays convention in
Rutland.
I Rev. Mr.. Palmer's sons, A. d. and
Harold, ARE home for the summer vacation.
the former from Brown university and
the latter from Vermont academy at
Saxton's River.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Smith of Chicago
are guests of Mrs. P. r. Bingham. Mr..
Smith is prominent lawyer in the west
ern metropolis and a graduate of this
college in the class of SO.
Misses Matte Daunis and May Seely
are home again. The former spent the
spring months at Hampton, Va, and the
latter has been with relatives at New Ha-
ven, Ct, since last fall.
Misses Bessie Pinney and Anna Slade
came home Friday night from their school
at Waterloo, p. Q. Mr.. and Mrs. c. E.
Pinney, who went up to be present at
the closing exercises, returned with them.
Intelligence has been received here of
the death, at Rutland, Sunday, of Mrs.
Frank Bentley. She was daughter of
w. A. Tyrel and with her husband lived
in town when Mr. Tyrel had charge of
the marble business at Belden's Falls.
Mr.. Solomon Field of Southern Kan
sas is visiting at Col. ii. F. Deans in
West Cornwall and among other relatives
in the north part of the county. He is a
native of Ferrisburgh and was one of the
pioneer sheep-breeders in the State of his
adoption.
Fred. +. Burroughs was admitted to
the bar of Genesee county (Mich.) in the
circuit court June 10. His father was
Ethan Burroughs of Bridport. The
family moved to Flint, Mich, about
eight years ago and his father died there
two years since.
] Rev. DR.. Byron Sunderland of Wash
ington, ID. C.,-who, by the way, is Pres
ident Cleveland's pastor-and Mrs. Sun
derland were entertained by Mrs. ii. A.
Sheldon during their stay in town. Mrs.
Sunderland was Middlebury girl and a
schoolmate of their hostess.
Mr.. j. b. Wheeler of Providence, RI.
the newly-elected principal of the Graded
school, was in town from Thursday to
Monday. He came to be present at the
closing exercises of the school and to