Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-08-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

city.
Miss Grace and Master Locke Seely are
guests of their sister, Miss May, at Fair
Haven.
Mrs. Z. A. Mansfield of Lynn, Mass,
is visiting her relatives, Mr. and Mrs. j.
b. holland.
Mrs. w. d. Lane of Rutland has been
visiting among friends here and in Corn
wall this week.
Miss Lulu Sergeant of Brooklyn, n. Y,
is here on a visit to her grandmother,
Mrs. Mcdonald.
Mrs. w. II. Bond of Boston came to
town on Wednesday and will spend few
weeks at Mr.. f. \. Bonds,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chadwick, who
have been at Richville since last fall, are
guests at the Addison House.
Mrs. NJ. a. Munroe and daughter are
with friends at Boston and will remain
there and at Beverly through August
Mr.. Clinton Smith was home over Sun
day He went to Boston on Tuesday and
was accompanied by his son, Delmar.
Rev. and Mrs. G.. w. Brooks of
Georgetown, Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Brooks mother, Mrs. Eastman. on Num-
ger street.
Miss Josie Gee attended at Brandon,
Friday evening, large party given at
their home there by Mr. and Mrs. Evan
I. Sprague.
Cards are out for the wedding of Mr..
f. L. Allen of Rutland and Miss Annie
Z. Hopkins, at the Union church, Black
inton, Mass, on the evening of the 14th.
Mr. II. r. Dorr, of 5. VI. DORIS Sons,
Rutland, was at the Addison House from
Friday till Wednesday. He had been to
Montreal on business and stopped here
on his way home.
President Brainerd was home from
Friday till Monday, when he returned to
the camp at knights island, where are
also Profs. Kellogg and Higley. Prof.
Seely came back from there last week.
Capt. Homer Riggs, special pension
examiner, has been transferred from this
district to ST. Johnsbury, whittier he will
proceed at the end of the II days leave
of absence he is now taking. He has been
ill, but is better.
Miss Kendrick. daughter of President
kendrcll of Kenyon college, Upper Alton,
H.. started Tuesday morning for her
home. She is neice of Mrs. W. Z.
Nash of New Haven and had spent sew
eral months with her.
Col. Tracy, commander of the State
department, Assistant Adjutant General
A. X. Carr, DR.. Russell and Messrs. G..
II. Williamson and W. W. Martin are
among the Middlebury Grand Army men
who will attend the national encampment
at Milwaukee.
News comes from Washington that
Capt. d. +. Barrett, brother of Mrs.
Peter Champagne, has been appointed to
a place in the pension office. lie had an
excellent clerkship there for number of
years, but was removed during the
Cleveland administration.
Mrs. H. W. Pitts of Leominster, Mass,
and her daughters, Misses Eta and Abby,
arrived at Mr.. j. Z. Negus' Wednesday
night and will probably remain several
weeks in town. Mrs. Pitts husband
was for a long time proprietor of the
cotton mill here and did a successful
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Langworthy and
Miss Helena Smith are spending a week
at SILVER Lake. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. L.
Rich and Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Cushman
went Tuesday to Lake Dunmore for a
few days. Mr.. Z. w. Bird and family
left on Friday for Thompsons Point,
Charlotte, and were to remain two weeks
Hon. John W. Stewart arrived home
Wednesday night from his trip to the
Pacific coast as one of the guests of Con-
gresham Dorsey of Nebraska. They
went as far as Victoria, b. c., and visit
ing, among other places. Salt Lake City,
Portland, Tacoma and Seattle. Mr.
Stewart describes the journey as one OF
great pleasure and profit.
/Mr. Ford c. Langworthy, a graduate
/of the college in the class of IS, and Mr.
Louis w. Austin, who was graduated at
the recent commencement, left here Tues
day for New York. They were to sail
the next day by the Noordland for
Antwerp. Both will enter the university
of Strassburg, the former to study chem
istry and the latter physics. 4
His father, Mr.. Albert Chapman, and
his friends have received their annual
batch of letters from Rev. John w. Chap
man, who is engaged in missionary work
at Anyik, Alaska. The latest of them is
dated the early part of last month. Mr..
Chapman is prospecting finely in his I'M
dertaking and enjoys good health.