Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-03-28
PERSONAL MENTION.


Miss Elga Stewart is visiting her faith
er at Washington.
Mrs. II. f. Slade and Miss Anna Alb
hey are in New York this week.
Miss Mamie Allen is in town during
the vacation of her school at Bradford,
Mass.
Mr.. Royal F. Fassett of Rutland is the
guest of his brother, Mr.. George w.
Fassett.
Mr.. Clarence Riggs is home from
Norwich university, Mortified, for the
spring vacation.
Mr.. John w. Martin and his daughter,
Mrs. II. w. Hammond, arrived home on
Sunday evening from their visit to Wis
consin.
Mr.. Simeon Holton has been confined
to the house for two weeks by an attack
of pneumonia. He was improving at
last accounts.
Mr.. Caleb l.. Nutting is in town for a
vacation of a few weeks. He is travel
ing as general agent for Cincinnati
carriage factory.
Mr.. Joseph Battell returned to town
on Sunday mornings train, and is now
at Bread Loaf. He had been in Wash
ington since January.
Mr.. +. l.. Allen, formerly in college
here, and now a student of law at Rut-
land. was chosen one of the trustees of
that burg on Wednesday.
c. NJ. Wilds. Esq, was called to Bur-
lingtOn Wednesday as witness in the
case of the Lincoln man. Haskins.
charged with counterfeiting.
Rev. Frank b. Hyde, who had been
at his home here for weeks visit, re-
turned yesterday to Wilmington. where
he is preaching to the Congregational
lists.
Mr.. and Mrs. James j. Nancy, who
were married in Rutland last week. re-
turned home on Saturday. Mr.. Nancy
has resumed his work in DR.. Sheldon's
store.
Mr.. y. X. Carr has been appointed
one of the six aides-de-camp from Yer
mont on the staff of Gen. Il. G.. Alger.
commander-in-chief of the national de-
partment, G.. a. Il. \
Rev. George \. Weeks. brother of Mrs.
Hannah l.. Clarke, who died recently at
East Middlebury, is seriously i'll at Lex
ington, kentucky, and can live only
few days. He graduated at the college
here in 1853.
MIS-. a. p. Topper returned on Friday
from a trip to Manchester, n. H., and
Boston. He spent some time while away
in looking up electric-lighting matters
and will probably put in bid for light
ing this village.
Mr.. F. a. Bond was summoned to
Rutland, Monday, to testify in the suit
of Mr.. Warrington against the rail
road company. He remained till Tues
day night in order to attend the spring
meeting of the Congregational club of
Western Vermont
Cards of invitation to the wedding on
Commerce Commissioner Veazey. at
Washington, April 0, have been received
in town. Miss Smith, daughter of Col
umbus Smith, Esq, of Salisbury, is to
be one of the bridesmaids.
NProf. Wright started, Wednesday morn
ing, for Akron, o. Mrs. Wright, whom
illness has kept in her western home for
nearly year, will probably return with |
him at the beginning of next term. Prof. |
Eaton is in New York, where Mrs. Eaton
has been for five weeks; and Prof. Pat
on is with his parents in Cambridge,
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Rider, who left
here Oh Monday, February 1, 1889, for
Buenos Ayres, arrived home on Sunday
morning last. They sailed from Buenos
Ayres on February S, just year from
the date of leaving New York, and
reached New York on the steamer Al
lianca March 20. The passage up the
coast was smooth as far as st. Thomas.
eight days from New York, but from
there in the sea was rough. At Bahia,
Brazil, they called on Mr.. David n.
Burke, formerly of this town and now
United States consul there. Both Mr..
and Mrs. Rider are in good health, the
latter better that she has been for years
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