Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-05-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

Bates Farr has gone to Romeo, Mich,
where he has employment.
Mrs. Sunderland of Crown Point is
visiting her sister, Mrs. John Hyde. and
is TO remain with her for some months.
Mrs. Tim. Neville of Vergennes has
spent the week in town with her sisters
Mrs. Negus, Mrs. Langworthy and Mrs
Judd.
Col. a. 5. Tracy was INVITED to deliver
a Memorial-day address at Richmond.
Va, yesterday, but for various reasons
was unable to except.
Mrs. c. w. Brand and two children
left town Tuesday morning for visit of
several weeks among friends in New
York and Brooklyn.
Mrs. l.. d. Eldredge is in Cleveland o.,
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. G. G..
Leavenworth. She will spend the most
of the summer in the West.
Mr.. James Il. Kingsley has gone to st.
Adams to work as decorative painter in
the car shops of the Central Vermont
railroad. He is an artist in his way.
Mr.. John w. Dorsey has been in town
with his family this week. He is still
travelling in the interest of the Vermont
Farm Machine company of Bellows Falls.
Mrs. j. y. Mallory, wife of Principal
Mallory of Thetford academy, is in town,
having been called here by the serious
illness of her mother, Mrs. Henry
Powell.
Capt. Jewett Wilcox. with whom many
of our readers are acquainted, is again in
charge of the large summer hotel at Lake
Kankakee, H., the resort of Chicago peo-
pie. which he has managed for several
seasons past.
Prof. Wager was over the lake at
Schroon the early part of this week, at
tending teachers institute. He deliv-
cred the Memorial-day address at Pitts
ford yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. 5. Goodrich of New
Britain, Conn.,, who came up to the fu-
neral of his brother, whose death is else
where noted, returned to their home on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry B. Dodge has returned to
Chicago. His father, Col. S. Dodge,
whose illness called him here, is slowly
failing, but may live for some weeks yet.
the doctors think.
Mr.. F. A. Bond, who had been in Bur-
lington something over week for treat
ment, came home Saturday night. He
is doing well and is already able to be at
the store portion of the time.
Hon. John w. Stewart has been in
town since Friday. Mrs. Stewart and
daughter, Miss Elga, are at Magnolia, on
the Massachusetts coast, and will prOba-
bly, remain there till the last of June.
Postmaster Peck was at home over
Sunday, but has returned to Boston,
where he is engaged in testing the elec-
trio motor upon which he has been work
| ing for some years. He believes that he
has devised commercially valuable ma
chine.
Mr.. Patrick Sullivan, who has lived for
some years at Stockton, CAL, where he
was employed by Mr.. l.. w. Shippee, a
former resident of this vicinity, has re-
turned home. He is IN poor health and
hopes to receive benefit from a change OF
climate.
Mrs. j. Z. Alexander and Prof. and Mrs
Wright started Saturday morning for the
home of the family in Akron, O. They
reached their destination Sunday noon
Mrs. Wright stood the journey well, and,
it is hoped, will rapidly recover her
health and strength. Prof. Wright ar
rived back Tuesday evening.
Letters were received here ON Monday
from Mr.. Darwin Rider, now at Buenos
Ayres. He reached there March IS
after voyage of 81 days. Mrs. Rider
stood the trip well and was in better
health than she had enjoyed for years
The stock, with the exception of kenil.
worte, which died on shipboard, went
through in first-class condition and was
in quarantine at Rio ,Janeiro.
The DR.. Cronin who was recently
murdered in Chicago, causing "A great SEN
sation, and whose funeral was attended
there by thousands of people last Sun
day, was a brother of the wife of Mr..
John Carroll of st. GATHERINGS, c. W.,
who was here last fall in attendance on