Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1890-06-27
Personal MENTION,

is the guest of Miss Carrie Bond.
Miss Patton of Cambridge, Mass, Prof.
Paton's sister, is the guest of Miss Starr.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Wales has arrived in town
for commencement. He is to give the
masters Grafton.
Miss Ella Foot, who has been studying
at the Business college in Albany, has
returned to town.
Mr.. Charles n. Powers and son of Ben
nington are visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Powers.
Mr.. Paris Fletcher started on his re-
turn to Minneapolis Wednesday. He
had been here for two weeks.
Mrs. and Miss Burgess, mother and
sister of Mrs. II. C. Royce, sailed yester-
day from New York for Europe.
Misses Carrie Steele and Jessie Va
ger and Mr. Artie Bingham are home
from their schools for the vacation.
Mrs. F. Z. Swift of North Adams, Mass,
has been spending the week with her rel
atve, Miss +. n. Wilcox of this place.
Miss Bertha Wilds of Albany, who had
been The guest of Mr.. and Mrs. z. F.
Chapman for week or more, returned
home on Wednesday.
Misses Agnes and Sophie wainwright
have been spending the week with friends
in Burlington, where the commencement
exercises of the university closed last
evening.
NJ. c. Morrison began a course of COM
mercial study at the Albany Business
college last week. He is bright and
intelligent young man and will make an
excellent student
Mr.. \. W. Wilcox, statistical agent of
the United States fish commission, has
been the guest of his sister, Miss Wilcox,
this week. He goes to-day to visit friends
in the east part of the State.
/ Supervisor Hassetne of Bristol and
Principal Sherman of Black River acad-
envy, Ludlow. are acting as examining
committee at the college. They are en-
tertaned by Prof. and Mrs. Wager.
Mrs. F. d. Boynton, one of the
teachers in the Graded school, has been
quite i'll for week past, but is thought
to be slowly improving. Too much hard
work is believed to have been the cause.
Miss Fidelia Jewett of San Francisco
who has been in the vicinity for the pas
three months or more, started on her re-
turn journey on Wednesday, accompanied
as far as Buffalo by her sister, Mrs. VIM
L. Nash.
Prof. Wager preached the sermon be
fore the graduating class at Burr ant
Burton seminary last Sunday, and ha
closed his engagement to supply the pull
pit of the Congregational church at Man
chester for the present.
Mr.. John L. Barker of Brandon, who
was once resident here, was in town OF
Wednesday. He spent the winter il
Maryland and found that the climate
agreed with him. His health has no
been of the best for some years.
Professors Brainerd Kellogg ant
Samuel sheldon of the Polytechnic
Institute, Brooklyn, arrived here OIL
Thursday evening last. The former is en-
gagged on his annual task of instructin!
the commencement speakers. Prot
sheldon will remain here through the va
cation.
Principal Wheeler of the Graded schoo
has resigned to accept desirable posi-
ton in ST. Paul's school at Concord, y
H., one of the leading Episcopalan in
stitutions in the country. The principal
ship of the school here has been offere
to Mr.. \. l.. James, for the past year at tn
head of the Northtield school.
Courtney S. Kitchel, Esq, of Mi
waukee, Wis, was in town the other da
for brief visit to Mrs. kitchel's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre. He is son of eS
President kitchel of the college and
lawyer. His class at Yale celebrates tn
10th anniversary of its graduation thi
week and he was on his way there.
Mr.. Harry ii. Fletcher sailed on Satul
day from New York for Europe by tn
Ethiopia. lie is one of a party of on
professor and - students of the Penn
sylvania Military academy, who are t
spend 50 days abroad. His father AN
mother, Col. and Mrs. a. \. Fletcher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Fletcher wen
down to the metropolis to see them off.