Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-28
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Prof. wager preached at vergennes
on Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Jackson and son are with
her friends at Mortified for Thanksgiv-
ing.
Rev. Frank B. Hyde is home from Will
mington, where he breaches, for Thanks
giving.
Mr.. G. w. Earl has been i'll, but is able
to be out, through he is still unable to
speak aloud.
Mrs. G. d. Miner, who has been out of
health now for several months, is up and
about the house.
Principal James is spending the Thanks
giving vacation in Boston, going down
on Wednesday evening.
Mr.. John L. Buttolph continues to i'm
prove and is in fair way to recover his
health before many weeks.
Mr.. John Hyde has spent the past two
weeks at home. but will return to Crown
Point as soon as his health permits.
Mrs. II. NJ. Seely has returned home,
after an absence of several weeks among
friends i'm Connecticut and Massachusetts.
Rev. Mr.. Heaxt, the Methodist pastor,
has not been so well during the last week.
His disease has developed into typhoid
fever
Mr.. Wallace Dewey and family have
gone to IIaverhill, Mass, to live. He
has employment there with a large car
riage concern.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Hooker of
Cornwall, who have been two or three
months out at Minneapolis with their
children, are back home.
President Brainerd spent Friday and
Saturday at Montpelier. He was much
interested in the school bill, which was
up for discussion at that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fisher of Bellows
Falls are in town. Mr.. Fisher will man
age things at the pulp mills during Mr..
Cartmells absence from home.
Mrs. NJ. A. Monroe came home on
Tuesday. She and her daughter had
been for two or three months in New
York and Boston on visit to friends.
Miss II. Z. Bolton returned Friday
River academy there during the fall and
is home for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. r. Sayre, who have
gone to Rochester, n. Y, to spend the
winter with their son, reached their des-
tination safely week ago Sunday morn
ing.
Chief Justice and Mrs. Homer f. Royce
were in town on Saturday, guests of their
son, II. c. Royce, Esq. They returned
to their home in st. Adams Saturday
evening.
Among the New York doctors who
Koch's new method of dealing with con-
sumption is DR.. J. II. Linsley, son of the
late Hon. ID. c. Linsley.
Profs. Howard and Patton took the
morning train south Wednesday morn
! ing, the former for Boston. where he
will visit Mr.. A. f. Higley and family,
and the latter for Cambridge, Mass,
where his parents reside.
1t seems that among the passengers on
the train wrecked in Oregon two weeks
ago was, besides Mr.. Z. b. Stewart, Mr.
O. A. Peck, brother of Mr.. c. C. Peck,
He was hurt in the back and considerably
bruised. His home is in San Francisco
Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom S. Benedict, OF
whose marriage at the home of the bride
in Bristol last week announcement is
elsewhere made, arrived home on We'd
nesday from their trip to New York,
They are to reside on the corner of Wash.
ington and Seminary streets.
Mr.. Philip b. Stewart arrived home
on Sunday morning from the Pacific
coast. where he had been for several
months to look over the country. He
will remain East few weeks and then
go back to the Puget Sound region for a
stay of greater or less duration.
\ pleasant party from Middlebury
consisting of Col. Il. NJ. Chapman and
wife, Miss Jessie Chapman, Miss Flor
ence Chapman, Miss Anna Fletcher. Mr.
=. F. Chapman and wife, Col. A. A
Fletcher and wife, Mr.. John Higgins and
wife, Mrs. j. NJ. Slade, Miss Peake anG
others, helped TO dedicate the new Eagle
Inn at Orwell on the evening of the Goth