Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-09-21
PERSONAL


Miss Lizzie E. Barton has gone to
5helburne to visit friends.
Mrs. Plumley is spending a few weeks
with her brother in Lowell, Mass.
Miss Jessie Stewart returned Wednes-
day to Miss Burnham's school at North
ampton, Mass.
Rev. J. c. Houghton is supplying the
pulpit of the Monument church, Wey-
bridge, for the present.
Rev. Mr.. Keith, pastor of the ,ongre-
gational church, is back from Providence
and preached at his church last Sunday.
Dea. d. E. Boyce has rented his farm
and with Mrs. Boyce taken up his resi-
dence in the village with his son, Prof.
Boyce.
Mr.. Harry II. Fletcher returned Tues
day to the military academy at Chester,
Pa, where he will pursue his studies
another year.
Mr.. Chester w. Ross and family have
moved into the Hines house, on Franklin
street, which he recently purchased and
has thoroughly repaired.
Prof. Brainerd Kellogg left here on the
evening train, Sunday, for Brooklyn.
He spent the summe in town and at the
Knights island camp.
Mrs. c. G.. Wainwright accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Wilcox, and grandson
on their return to Chicago, recently, and
will remain for some time.
Mrs. James NJ. Warner, son and daugh-
ter, who were guests at Mrs. Dugald
Stewards through the summer, returned
to Albany Saturday morning.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer's sons have returned
to their studies-the older to Brown uni
versity, Providence, and the younger to
Vermont academy, Saxton's River.
Mrs. c. E. Prentiss, who has been SER
iously i'll in New York city for several
weeks, was somewhat better at last ac-
counts. She was expected home last
evening.
Mr.. Philip B. Stewart will soon 20 to
Boston to enter a law office. He has
completed his law course at Yale, but
may take further lectures at the Boston
law school.
Prof. Samuel Sheldon left on Wednes-
day for Cambridge, Mass, where he will in
a few days enter upon his duties as as
sisted professor of physics in Harvard
university.
Col. a. 5. Tracy reached home Sunday
night from Columbus. o., where he hat
been to attend the national encampmen'
of the G.. A. II. as delegate from the Stat,
encampment.
Mr.. Harlan Benton, wife and son o
Minneapolis, Mimi, have lately VISITED
his sister, Mrs. Z. G. Seeley, and other
friends in town. Mrs. Seeley, who hai
been seriously i'll, is improving.
Prof. Charles NJ. Mead, formerly of tn,
Andover Theological seminary, is on
visit to his sisters, Mrs. Smedley ant
Miss Mead, in Cornwall. He is just hom'
after a stay of six years in Europe.
Mr.. C. G. Leavenworth of Cleveland
o., arrived in town Friday evening ant
left for home the mex morning with hi
wife and child, who had spent the sum
mer with her parents, Hon. and Mrs. L
D. Eldredge.
Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Chadwick hop
to be able to leave town on Monday TO
the winter, going, first, to Connection
and thence to New York city. Mr.
William Chadwick thinks of going t.
England before long.
Mr.. C. A. Morrison has gone to Mon
treal to take a position in the tickle
office of the Pullman Palace Car Co. there
He was employed for three years by thi
company at Chicago, but was compelle,
by impaired health to give up work il
the early summer
Miss Clara McChesney, an art studen
in New York, has Just returned to tn
city after a weeks visit to Mrs. VIM
P. Nash of New Haven, Mrs. NorthroI
of this village and other relatives. He
parents are both Vermonters, but no,
live at Oakland, Cal, where her fathe
has been for many years principal of tn
high school.
Prof. and Mrs. S. j. Preston and chic
who have been stopping since June wit
Mr.. j. w. Lovett, have returned to thei
home in Mamaroneck, N. Y. Mr.. Pre-;
ton has been engaged as principal of tn
Graded school there for another yea
He has lately secured plans for a ne,
dwelling which he proposes to build tn
coming year.