Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-07-04
PERSONAL MENTION.

Principal Mallory of Thetford academy
and family are in town for the vacation.
Miss Matte Mead is home from her
school at Natick, Mass, for the vaca-
ton.
Mrs. C. B. Warner of Port Henry is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Severance.
Mrs. VIM. j. Wilcox and daughter of
Chicago are at Mr.. F. \. Fransworth's
for the summer.
Miss Taft of Whitingville, Mass, a
school friend of Miss Wager, is guest
at Prof. Yager's.
Mrs. j. B. holland has gone to Lynn,
Mass, for short stay, for the benefit
of her health and to visit friends.
Mrs. j. II. Batchelder of st. Louis,
Mo-. and Carrie L. Haight of st. Mary's
academy, Notre Dame, Ind, have come
East for the summer.
Mrs Geo. NJ. Fletcher went yesterday to
Clarendon Springs to visit relatives a
short time, and Mrs. Paris Fletcher to
Boston for a few days stay.
Mrs. w. r. Cray, with her children.
and Mrs. Parker of Minneapolis, Mimi,
are visiting their mother, Mrs. Douglas.
and other friends in town and vicinity.
Miss Kincaid of Glens Falls, n. Y, has
been a guest at Mr.. \. j. Severances
through the week. She is relative of
Mrs. j. K. Severance, now of Belmont,
New.
Miss NJ. B. Chellis is visiting the
Misses Bolton. She has been preceptress
of Black River academy, Ludlow, since
graduating from the college here in
1855.
Prof. and Mrs. Wright and several of
their friends went yeste rday to Castleton,
where Mr.. Wright gave the address be-
fore the alumni of the State normal school
at their reunion last evening.
Principal Samuel J. Preston of the
Mamaroneck On. " school, with his
wife and child, are at Mr.. j. w. Lovett's
and will spend several weeks here and
with his parents in Waltham.
Mrs. F. D. Boynton, who gave out
from overwork a few days before the
close of the term at the Graded school. is
rapidly recovering and was able to be
out to some of the commencement exer-
cises.
Hon. John W. Stewart arrived home
Sunday morning, but he was compelled to
start back to Washington Monday night
in order that he might be there to vote
on important matters coming up in the
House.
Mr.. Henry G. Megathln of the col
lege was made the recipient last Sunday
of beautiful lamp from the Baptist
Sunday school, of which he has been
the efficient and Jealous superintendent
since Jan. l.
Miss Sophie and Mr.. Allen Warner,
daughter and son of Gen. Warner of Al
bany. are guests at their aunts, Mrs. Du-
gald Stewart. Mr.. Warner graduated
from Yale college last week. He will 90
into business.
Mr.. Haynie Pearson of Springfield, Ill.,,
is guest at Mr.. F. A. Bonds. He en-
tered college with the class of 80, but
was unable to finish his course. He Is
now in the practice of the law and has
been successful.
Principal James was in town yesterday.
He goes today on the excursion to the
meeting of the National Teachers insti-
tute at St. Paul, MINI. Misses Ida
Waugh and May Powers will also take
in the excursion, the Vermont branch of
which leayes Burlington at O'Clock this
afternoon.
Rev. A. A. Cambridge has been en-
gagged as pastor of the Baptist church for
another year. He will this year devote
more attention to work here and less to
West Cornwall. Next week he will go
on a months vacation and during his
absence there will be no preaching at
the church.