Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-11-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

a. Z. Upper, Esq, returned on We'd
nesday from weeks absence in Boston.
DR.. V. w. Blanchard is IN town. He
has spent the last year or more in New
York.
Mrs. G. d. Miner continues to improve
and is able to sit up for few minutes at
time.
Mr. Leonard Walker has gone to Cas-
Teton to reside with his son, Rev. Edgar
l.. Walker.
Miss a. F. Hammond is in Auburndale.
Mass, for months stay with Mrs. y .
II. Hill and Miss Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith are in
Jacksonville, Fla, where they will re-
main for three or four weeks.
Rev. a. F. Keith has postponed his de-
parture for the South to next week. He
will probably start on Monday.
The last issue of The Churchman con-
tains fine portrait of Bishop John W.
Chapman, and sketch of his career.
Mr.. j. K. severance, formerly of this
town and later of Belleville, New, has re-
Gently removed to Candearia, in the
same State.
c. NJ. Wilds, Esq, was in Montpelier
from Monday till yesterday to attend the
general term of the supreme court, which
closed on Wednesday.
Mr.. A. II. Fisher of Bellows Falls was
in town day or two last week. He and
Mrs. Fisher will soon go to their winter
home in Florida to remain till spring.
Rev. A. A. Cambridge and family have
moved from Mrs. Burdette's house on
Court street to the part of the Baptist
m r. lut h,,N
Prof. Wager preached on Sunday at
Pittsford. The Congregational church
there has been without pastor since the
death of Rev. Mr.. McIntire, last winter.
MIR. Tyrel, foreman of the marble works
at Belden's Falls, has been sick at his
home here for two or three weeks. He
is better and gets down to the mill for a
few hours day.
Rev. and Mrs. j. j. Noe and two daugh-
tiers, who were guests of Mrs. ii. +.
Slade during their stay in town, left for
their home in Newtonville, n. Y, YES
teTday morning.
Rev. L. L. Lawrence of Panton, Rev.
+. l.. Walker of CastletOn and Mr.. Phi
lander Whitney of Fort Ann, n. Y, were
in town last week, the guests of their sis
ter, Mrs. w. c. Brand.
Mrs. Abram Williamson is slowly re-
covering from the attack of paralysis
which Frustrated her three weeks ago.
She is now able to talk little and is no
ticeably better in other respects.
Prof. II. K. Scott, who left here two
years ago tor Cambridge, Mass, where
he has since been connected with Harvard
university, has accepted the chair of
Greek in the Illinois State university at
Jacksonville, and has entered upon his
duties. His family will remain in Cam
bridge for the present.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bennett of Manchester
and his son are at the Addison House.
They are engaged in decorating Mrs.
SHADES house on North Pleasant street.
Mr.. Bennett, ST., goes on crutches, hav-
ing fallen 10 feet from an apple tree a
short time since and sustained an injury
of the back. This is the third serious fall
he has had within few years.
Representative j. l.. Buttolph. who
was brought home from Montpelier on
Wednesday of last week in a special car
provided by Vice-President +. c. Smith
of the Central Vermont, has been dam
gerously i'll, but was better yesterday.
1t was feared for time on Tuesday
morning that he could not long survive.
lie is suffering from inflammatory rheu-
matism, which affects his heart, and from
pneumonia. DR.. and Mrs. Hamilton, who
went to Montpelier to care for him and
accompany him home, are here.