Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-01-31
Personal MENTION,

FEHSONhL tNilONs
Mr.. Joseph Battell is in Washington.
Mr.. George w. Barton has been able
to resume his place at Bond Bros
store.
Professors Howard and wager spoke
before the teachers institute at Pitts
ford last Friday.
Prof. Patton went to New York on
the night express, Wednesday, and will
return here on Monday.
Miss Aggie Peake of Bristol is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs. n. F. Rider.
She has been in New York for several
weeks.
Mr.. J. NJ. Thomas of the senior class
at college represents the college Y. NJ.
G.. a. at the annual convention of these
bodies at Middletown, Conn.
The friends of Mrs. John Chadwick,
who is i'll at RchvIle, will be glad to
know that her condition has materially
improved during the past week.
Mr.. jackson, the artist, has been a
good deal out of health for two weeks
past, the result of the grip. He was a
trihe more comfortable yesterday.
Miss Aggic, eldest daughter of Mr..
G.. S. Wainwright, has been i'll for near
| ly five weeks with the grip and slow
fever which followed the attack of that
disease.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. C. Royce, who have
been for several weeks at the home of
Mrs. Royce's parents at Peoria, H.,
are expected to arrive back here on
Monday.
President Brainerd, Prof. Eaton and
Mr.. F. A. Bond attended the annual
meeting of the Congregational club of
Western Vermont, at Burlington, on
Tuesday.
Mr.. l.. n. Howard thinks he has had
his share of the prevailing epidemic,
three out of four of his family having
been down with it. Mrs. Howard was
the worst sufferer, but is now able tC
be about.
Mr.. Edwin IIodgman, proprietor OF
the Lake View House, Tyler, Mimi.
visited at Mr.. l.. n. Towards thi:
week. He left Vermont 20 years ago to
try his fortune in the West, and to all
appearances he has been successful.
1t will be seen by notice in another
column that Mr.. +. X. Clay has taker
unto himself a better half. Mrs. Clay
has many friends and acquaintance:
here, in New Haven and elsewhere il
the county who will be glad to welcome
her back.
One of the most recent letters received
here from Mr.. George Hammond bor'
date of December 81. He and the othc
Middlebury people in Buenos Ayres wer
well. He said nothing about any o
them coming home. Cold was thel
worth S2.36.
Rev. Mr.. Keith, the Congregations
pastor, has been quite seriously sick 70
, more than a week past. Yesterday h
. was somewhat better. In the frs
place he had an attack of the epidemi
and this was followed by neuralgia
from which he has suffered severely.
The gentleman who figures in tn
: Adrondac stories of w. II. II. Murra,
as "Honest John Plumley'', the guide
was in town the other day, calling upo
, DR.. Kingsley, Mr.. Isaac Seeley an(
others of his acquaintance. He was u
his way to Rutland county, where h
has relatives.
, Mr.. l.: II. Ross of the senior class
the champion athlete of the college
= has lately received from the athleti
association silver cup on which is thi
inscription setting forth his achieve
r mcnts: M. c. \. A., l.. III. Ross, put
ting shot. 80 feet inches; standing
= high Jump, I feet inches runnin
= broad jump. II feet II inches; hop, ste
; and iump-running start, 80 feet 10
inches. Fall of 1889"