Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-02-08
PERSONAL MENTION.


Mildred, the little daughter of Mr.. r.
B. Thomas, is in very poor health.
Rev. A. De F. Palmeri is visiting friends
in Maine, but will return home shortly.
Miss Elga Stewart is now in Boston,
where Mrs. Stewart is spending the win
ter.
Miss Belle Thomas is teaching small
class in music in connection with her
studies at Boston.
Mr.. Burton Parmalee has taken an
agency from a publishing house in
Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. f. A. Bond has been i'll for the
past three weeks and is still, but it is
hoped not seriously.
Mrs. H. NJ. Seely is with friends in
Fair Haven for visit. She went on
Thursday of last week.
Mr. Charles NJ. Powers of Bennington
and two children are visiting at his
fathers, Mr. John Powers.
Mr.. j. E. Mead of the junior class at
college preached very acceptably at the
Methodist church on Sunday, Jan. 27.
Mr.. j. E. Crane and family are visiting
friends in Waitsfield and elsewhere over
the mountain, whittier they went by
team.
Mrs. Goodrich, sister of Mrs. Ebenezer
Severance (recently deceased) has re-
moved to Judge Knapp's, where she will
reside.
Rev. DR.. Archibald represented Middle
bury Baptists at the meeting of the board
of the State convention at Rutland on
Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Seymour Alden was in town
on Saturday. He has been in New York
city for several months past, but is now
in Leicester.
Mrs. Woodward and son, Alfred, have
taken up their residence in the Jackson
house, North Pleasant street, now owned
by Mr.. Danyew.
Mr.. Merritt Stow has returned to town
and entered the employ of Mr.. c.
W. Earl at the old Rider drug store. Mr.
Rider is at present out of business.
Mrs. J. B. Wheeler, wife of Principal
Wheeler of the Graded school, came
home on Friday last from Providence,
r. l., where she had spent six weeks.
Hon. John W. Stewart writes his
partner, Mr.. Wilds, that he shall not be
able to leave Washington and come home
to Middlebury till after the 4th of March.
Mr.. John Hyde has been kept in the
house for week past by illness, but
hopes to get out again in a few days.
He narrowly escaped an attack of pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Hood, who has been at Mr.. F. A.
Farnsworth's for three weeks past, left
yesterday for Idaho Springs, Col, where
Mr.. Hood is rector of the Episcopal
church.
Rev. NJ. C. Stebbins will go to Saxton's
River next week to speak before the
students of Vermont academy on the
subject, 'The Value of Aim and Method
to the Student"
Mr.. Cliff of the junior class of the col
lege has recovered from the scarlet fever.
Mr. Hoyt of the same class, who tool,
care of him, is now i'll with the disease
He is at Miss Comstock's.
Mr.. George f. Knapp is able to be out
again. He came home several weeks ago
from New York, where he had been
studying law, sick, and has since been
confined to the house by illness.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bennett of Manchester,
the fresco artist, and Mrs. Bennett are
guests at the Addison House. Mr.. Ben
nett is engaged, with his men, in decora-
ting Col. Thad NJ. Chapman's new
house.
Charles E. Riley of Middlebury, who
finished a course in the theory depart
ment of the Albany Business college last
winter, returned to the college on Mon.
day of this week for course in actual
business practice.
Messrs. E. |. Franklin and W. W
Sherman of North Attleboro, Mass,
proprietors of the Black Hawk stock
farm in Bridport, have been here and al
BridpOrt since Monday looking after
business connected with their farm.
Mr.. John II. Stewart and family vii
in the spring occupy the house on NORTH
Pleasant street owned by the Mise.
Severance. One of the latter is to go tC
Danville to reside with Rev. and Mrs
Darling and the other has taken up hel
residence at Mr.. Kirby's in Ripton.
Rev. Ivan C. Fortin preached thre,
times last Sunday for Rev. Mr.
Carpenter-at the morning and evening
services at st. Stephens and in the after
noon at East Middlebury. Mr.. Fortin Il
native of this region, and brother O
} Chas. j. Forth of East Middlebury. III,