Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-07-26
PERSONAL MENTION.

Monday, to buy goods.
Miss Florence Ford has been spending
some days at Silver lake.
Hon. Walter E. Howard of Fair Haven
has been in town this week.
Mrs. Pitman of Brooklyn is at Mr.. w.
r. Phelps for the summer.
Miss Helen Bissell of Shoreham has
been in town with friends this week.
Miss Hortense Drake is studying in
Burlington with an eminent New York
vocalist.
Principal Wheeler of the Graded school
is away on trip to Providence, r. l., his
former home.
Mr.. G. f. Marshall came home Sunday
morning from New York, where he had
been on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb Smith are at Queen
City park, Burlington, attending the
meetings in progress there.
Mrs. Chas n. Powers and children
have lately spent several days in town,
guests at MI. JOnn IOWerS.
Mr.. Isaac Williamson is slowly recoy-
ering from his recent severe illness. He
is able to be about once more.
Mr.. J. w. Lovett and family are home
from Mile Point, on Lake Champlain,
where they have been camping.
Mr.. II. w. Hammond's son John has
gone to Milwaukee and may decide to
remain there if he likes the country.
Hon. Edward j. Phelps of Burlington,
ex-minister of the United States to Eng
lend, has been at Bread Loaf Inn since
Tuesday.
Miss A. F. Hammond is at Col. II. NJ
Chapman's. She spent the winter in Cal
ifornia and since she left here last fall
has visited Alaska.
Mr.. Clark n. Scofied, who ran the Ad-
Olson House for year or so once, is
manager of the Continental House at
Narragansett Pier, r. |.
Mrs. B. S. Beckwith and son Fred are
at the seashore, near New Haven, Ct,
where Mrs. Goodrich, Mr. Beckwith's
sister, and friends have a cottage.
Prof. Wager has been engaged to preach
to the Brandon Congregationalists for
another three months. He began to act
as their pastor in January.
Miss Nellie O'Donnell left here on
Monday for Boston. There she is to be
joined by friends, including Father Cum
ningham of Brattleboro, and the party
will proceed thence to Halifax by
steamer.
Hon. d. c. Linsley and family, who
had been at Lake DunmOre and Bread
Loaf Inn for several days, went on Sat
! urday to Burlington, where they are to
pass the summer.
Mr.. Frank c. Partridge, private secre-
tary to Secretary of War Proctor, was in
town yesterday. He was on his way to
East Middlebury, where he will remain a
few days on vacation.
Mr.. Chas. G. Huntington arrived in
town Wednesday, having been summon.
ed here by the death of his wife. He has
been with sister living near Galena
H., for something more than year past
Profs. Brainerd Kellogg and K. II
Higley went on Saturday to Valcour is
land, in Lake Champlain, to join Presi
{ dent Brainerd and Profs. Seely and Ea
ton. Prof Eaton came home Wednesday
/. night.
: Mr.. Chas. w. Mussey, cashier of the
: Merchants national bank, Rutland, anC
4 his family were in town Saturday, guest:
e of his uncle, DR.. Russell. They had beer
e at Lake Dunmore and were on their way
b.. home.
Rev. A. Def. Palmer and family lef
town few days since and are for the pres
: ent in South Anson, Me. Many warn
1 friends both here and in the surrounding
> country sincerely regret that they coult
not remain.
Mrs. ii. E. Slade returned YESTERDAY
. from visit to friends in Wallingford an(
other towns in that vicinity. Mrs. Geo
= Hilliard of Albany, N. Y, and Mrs
!. Claghorn of Wallingford are guests o
Mrs. Slade and her daughters.
Mrs. C. Burdett of Court street will g,
in a few weeks with her nephew, DR.
= George Jefferson, recent graduate iron
a medical college in New York city, t
take up his residence in the West, wher
!, DR.. Jefferson will practice his profession
y VIM. A. Taggert, oldest son of the lat
~ VIM. Taggert, formerly of Middlebury
IS but now of Buffalo, N. Y, is visitin,
: here. He is accompanied by his sol
Charlie. Mr.. Taggert has been connect
ed with the American Express Co. in va
d rious responsible positions for the las
80 years.
" Miss Hattie Boardman, who has bee
visiting in Henrietta, Texas, for the las
h.