Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-08-22
personal


Mrs. Clinton Smith and children are
camping at Lake Dunmore.
President Brainerd and Prof. Seely are
geologizing up on Lake C%hamplain.
Mr.. \. j. Marshall is steadily gaining
in health and strength and is able to ride
out.
Mr.. II. ID. Maynard of East Middle
bury is reported to be quite seriously i'll
again.
Mrs. Tilden and daughter, Miss Emelyn,
have been spending some days with
friends in Burlington.
Mrs. Olney of Charleston, S. c., and
her daughter, Mrs. Pittman, are guests
at the Addison House.
Misses Elizabeth and Bertha Brainerd
and Miss Jessie Wager are spending
some days at Bread Loaf Inn.
Mr.. f. f. Bond was home on Monday
and Tuesday, returning On Wednesday to
Thompson's Point, where his family are
in camp.
Gov. w. p. Dillingham; was in town
for a few hours on Friday, having come
to attend a hearing in a case in which he
is counsel.
Mr.. w. f. Brooks of Ashland, Kan. is
Ill tONn tIu NlSlhlly NlSltiiiS III L
is a merchant at Ashland, going there
from Brooksville.
Mr.. w. H. Allen has returned to Phil.
adelphla for further medical treatment,
He has steadily improved under the care
of the physician there.
Prof. Eaton is back in town, after an
absence of three or four weeks, which he
spent with relatives at Andover, Mass,
ard at the seashore.
Miss Emma l.. Higley has been thi:
week to Simsbury, Conn.,, to attend q
gathering of the Higley family, whose
ancestors settled in that town.
Mr.. George Mcdonald, who came W
from New York to attend the funeral Of
his mother. is spending the week with
his relatives and friends here.
Mrs. NJ. b. Sheldon and Mrs. G. C
Chapman came home Saturday evening,
They had been at the seaside in the vicin
ty of Boston for several weeks.
Prof. l.. A. Austin of Winter Park
Fla, and his bride have been guests a
DR.. Eddy's since Tuesday, going hence
to Orwell yesterday to visit among Mr.
Austin's former parishioners.
Mr.. W. F. Alden has secured a position
in the census office at Washington anC
has begun his work there. He has o
late been employed in the New York
office of the American Wool Reporter.
|, Hon. f. j. Phelps of Burlington va
, at Col. Il. NJ. Chapman's on Friday an,
! Saturday. He and Mr.. Chapman spen
: the two days in their annual hunt TO
woodcock along the banks OF the creek.
, The friends of Rev. John w. Chapman
| have received their first summer batch o
: letters from him within IA few days. III
a is well, and his missionary work at Anvik
: in the interior of Alaska, is prosperin,
I finely.
Mr.. \. p. Topper and family, includ
a ing Rev. and Mrs. Murkland of Mauche,
: ter, n. H., are camping at Lake Dun
I more. They occupy II portable nous
: which Mr.. Upper had built on a plan o
, his own.
. Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Rice. and son ar
visiting friends and relatives in Bridpor
and Cornwall. Mr.. Rice was of the elias
| of 1853 of Middlebury college. His fathel
, Asa Rice of Bridport, is hale and healthy
, and in his 93d year.
. Miss ii. f. Bolton, a member of tn
e last class graduated from the college
will teach the coming year at Black Riy
e er academy, Ludlow. Miss NJ. b. Che
: lis, who has had a position in that inst
tuition for three years past, will go Yves
to teach.
DIR. a. w. Human and Mr.. Delos Dur
5 ton of Dundee, ILL.,. leading members c
the Morgan Horse company of that place
e arrived in town Wednesday night an
o will spend several days in the vicinity |
search of Morgan stock. They will ais
attend the Breeders meeting at Rutlan
S next week.
Lieut.. S. NJ. Foote was in town on Sal
y urday. He was on his way to the annua
%encampment of the State national guar
, at Bradford, having been detailed by tn
secretary of war to inspect the militi
and report. Lieut.. FoOte is a native @
y New Haven and was for a short time