Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1889-01-25
Personal MENTION.


is visiting Mrs. F. A. Earnsworth.
Dea. and Mrs. Wilcox, who were i'll at
the same time, are both improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gould of Burlington
were in town recently, visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney have removed
from the Jackson place to Seymour street.
1t is understood that Mr.. F. Fl. Winch
thinks of taking a trip to South America.
Mr.. G.. E. Marshall has been in New
York since Monday, engaged in buying
goods.
Col. A. A. Fletcher is able to be out
again, after having been kept indoors for
week by illness.
Mr.. w. c. Langworthy is i'll with ty-
phoid pneumonia. His condition has
been regarded as serious.
w. H. Bliss, Esq, came back home
Wednesday from weeks trip to Mont
pelier, Rochester and Bethel.
Mr.. F. A. Bond went down to Boston
Wednesday night and will remain few
days on business and to visit friends.
Mrs. Caroline Hurlburt, sister of Mrs.
Caleb Smith, who spent the early winter
here, has returned to her home in Kansas.
Mr.. David Piper is able again to be out
He was kept in the house for several
weeks by illness, the result of a hard
cold.
Mr.. Calvin Hill is recovering from his
recent illness, and, his friends hope. will
shortly be where he was before the recent
attack.
Miss Helen Hammond has gone to New
York to be with Mrs. j. A. Wright. Mr..
Wright and his sister, Miss Jennie, have
returned home.
Hon. John w. Stewart was among the
guests ut a banquet given in New York
Thursday night, the 18th inst, by the
Protective Tariff league.
Mrs. w. d. Lane of Rutland was Wis
iting friends in town the last of last
and the early part of this week. She has
returned to her home in Rutland.
Miss Hattie, daughter of Levi Board
man, who graduated from the High
school last June, is visiting her sister in
Texas. She took the journey thither
alone.
Mr.. j. W. Lovett is teaching a singing
school at the school house on Munger
street. Mr.. Darwin Witherell teaches a
class at the school house in the Seeley
district.
Miss Elga Stewart accompanied Mr..
Philip Battel on his trip from Boston to
New York and thence home. After a
brief visit here she went to New York
and to Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Rider are begin
ming to make preparations for their trip
to Buenos Ayres. TheiI plan now is to
sail from New York, February 6, on the
steamer advance"
President l.. w. Peet and Secretary
Chapman of the Vermont Merino Sheep
Breeders association have arrived home.
! They were sent by the association to rep
resent it at the meeting of wool-grow-
ers at Washington. On the way home
the latter stopped in New York to at
tend a meeting of the Protective Tariff
league.
There are two cases of scarlet fever in
town. One of them is Mr. Cliff of the
junior class at college. He has been re-
moved to Miss Comstock's and is getting
better The other is young child of
Mr.. Bracey, at j. Speyer's. Both cases
have been carefully isolated, so that there
is no cause to apprehend the spread of
/ the disease.
Prof. l.. A. Austin proceeded last night
from Bennington-whither he took the
remains of Mrs. Austin on Monday for
burial-to Winter Park, Fla. There he
will resume his work AS professor of Lat
in in Rollins college. His son, l.. W., of
the senior class at this college, accompa-
MED his father. He will remain a few
months, but will return here to graduate
with his class.
A SAD STORY.
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