Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-24
PERSONAL MENTION,


Miss Laura Bell, formerly of this place
but lately of Red Bluffs, CAL, is with
here.
The camp at Knights Island has brok-
up, and President Brainerd and Prof.
are in town.
Mrs. VIM. Jackson and child are Just
home from a visit to her brother, Mr.. F.
w. Dutton, in Mortified.
Mrs. Abram Williamson is visiting the
family of DR.. Charles Smith at Gays
vile. The boys are at Hancock with
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Cushman and Mrs.
G. d. Miner have been at Lake George
for a week past. They will be home
tomorrow.
Hon. Robert B. Langdon and wife of
Minneapolis were here on Monday for a
brief stay. They left that evening for
Saratoga.
Messrs. E. E. Rich and Chas. A. Piper
and families came back Saturday night
from Long Point, where they had camped
for two weeks.
Principal Wales of the Bristol Graded
school is in town. He has spent the sum.
mer in Washington, D. c., and at Mystic
Bridge, Conn.
Mr.. b. S. Beckwith came home from
Martha's Vineyard Tuesday. His family
are now at Nantucket and will remain
for a while longer.
Mr.. Ed. Morrison is at Mr.. George
Hammond's on a visit. He has been il
the Pullman Car company's offices a
Chicago for three years past.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. F. Chapman arrived
home last Thursday evening from the
Thousand Islands, where they had passed
several weeks with a party of friends.
d. N. Burke, Esq, L. S. consul a
Bahia, Brazil, who is home on a leave O
absence, went to Burlington Wednesday
night and addressed a Democratic rally.
Judge Charles H. Phelps of Burling
ton, Ia, and daughter have been in tow
this week visiting among old friends
Judge Phelps is a brother of Ministe
Phelps.
Messrs. Perry and Will Fletcher, son
of Mrs. A. II. Fisher of Bellows Falls
are with friends here. The former
home is Buffalo City, Mimi, and the lat
ter's Chicago, Ill.
Cashier G. E. Pinney was able to re
sumo his place in the bank on Wednes
day, after having been kept from hi
duties for a week by a painful though nc
dangerous illness.
Judge j. S. Grinnell of Chicago wa
in town for a short time Monday, accom-
panied by his wife and daughter an
Mrs. C. E. Bush of Orwell. They drov
in from Orwell, where they are visitin
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Toedt of New York cit
were guests at Mr.. F. A. Bonds tn
early part of the week. Mrs. Toedt Wa
well known to many of our readers a
Miss Ella Earle. Botn are members {
the choir of st. Bartholomew churcl
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hyde left home 0
Tuesday morning for Sand Beach, Micl
They will remain there till about Noven
Der l, visiting Mrs. Hyde's sister. The
son Frank. who has preached in Kansa
the past year, will meet them at San
Beach for a visit.
Mr.. Geo. II. Remele and family of Bol
ton are guests of his father, Mr.. W. T
Remele. Mr.. Remele, who is a membt
of the famous Ruggles street quartett'
sang at the Congregational church La
Sunday. Mr.. Samuel Sheldon preside
at the organ in the absence of Mr.
Miner.
Mr.. Robert d. Weeks of Newark, y
j., was the guest of Mr.. Henry L. She
don on Wednesday. He came up to
present at the Weeks family reunion
which was held at the residence of NJ
w. Harrison Bingham at West Cornwa
yesterday, and was attended by the She
dons of this town and vicinity and otht
descendants of the Weeks family resit
ing h~ereabouts.
Rev. and Mrs. j. b. Adkins starte
from here on the early train Wednesda
for their new home at Bloomington, Wis
Mr.. Adkins first pastorate. Mrs. Al
kins was Miss Mary E. James, daught,
of Dea. Samuel James of Weybridg
They were married last month and ha,
since been at Dea. James. Mr.. Adkil
has preached several times at Weybrids
and made many friends during his bril-
stay in the place.
SPRING GROVE CAMPMEETING.