Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-04-03
personal MENTION.

Prof. w. +. Howard has been en-
gagged to deliver the Memorial-day adj
dress at Wells River.
Miss Rebe Russell, who had been in
New York with friends for two months,
came home Thursday night.
Mr.. Isaac Williamson, who has been
kept in the house for long time by i'll
ness, is able to ride to the station.
Mrs. A. A. Fletcher and daughter, Miss
Anna, went yesterday to New York,
where they will remain for few days.
Miss Matte Langworthy went to New
York on Monday to stay through the
week and buy stock of spring milli-
merry.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. i. Buttolph are still at
Deland, Fla, but will 90 up into Georgia
next week. Mr.. Buttolph is quite well
again.
Mr.. Gardner S. Wainwright is late
victim of the grip. He has been kept
in the house by it since Tuesday morn
ing, but is recovering.
Mr.. f. z. Cushman arrived home from
market on Saturday. Mrs. Cushman,
who had severe attack of the grip, is
able to be out once more.
Mr.. A. d. Wright is back at his old
place in the store of Farnsworth & Co.,
succeeding Mr.. Wetherbee, who went to
the Pacific coast in the winter.
Dea. Barrows is about again, but he
has concluded not to rent his farm at
present, so he and Mrs. Barrows will
not go to California till fall, if at all
Rev. DR.. Weber will begin next Sun
day his work as pastor of the Congrega-
tional church. 1t is understood that his
family will not come here at present.
Mr.. G.. d. Earl came home last Thurs
day night from pleasure and business
trip and was alarmingly i'll for two or
three days. He is rapidly getting bet
ter.
Mrs. Murkland has returned to Man
chester, n. H., to attend a church gath
ing, but will come back here next week.
Mrs. Upper is slowly improving in
health.
Carl Flint, son of Mr.. w. II. Flint,
takes the place of Freeman Sird in the
store of Mr.. f. p. Cushman. Mr.. Sird
has entered the employ of Mr.. Ross, the
Vergennes merchant.
Miss Helena Smith and Miss Jessie Va
ger are home for the vacation. The for
mer is student in the Syracuse On. W
university and the latter is attending
school at Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. C. II. Williamson has been APP
pointed an aidede-camp on the staff of
Department Commander Morgan of the
G. a. r., and Mr.. w. w, Martin has
been made the inspector for this dis
tlict.
Rev. Mr.. Keith, late pastor of the Con-
gregational church, is in southern Cali
fornia. He is much improved in health.
His winter has been passed in Florida
and at Mobile, Ala. He intends to return
East in June.
Jesse Stearns, Esq, of New York
city and his family arrived here on the
morning train Friday on the way to
Bristol, where Mrs. Stearns and son are
to stay for time with her parents. Mr..
Stearns took the night train here Sun
day for the city.
Hon. John w. Stewart is in town. He
came by way of Bennington, where he
attended on Tuesday the meeting of the
State officials and other prominent people
who got together to arrange for the dedi-
cation of the battle monument on the 10th
OF August next.
DR.. Smith and family have removed to
the Wright house, next door north of
their recent residence on South Pleasant
street. The doctor is able to walk out,
but is still far from well. He intends to
go away for Il vacation as soon as the
state of his health will permit.
.hl' ooiiI y. ittCIltl, W llo ltll HOlllt Il
short time since with the idea of going to
the Pacific coast, heard rather discourage
ing reports at St. Paul and Minneapolis
as to the condition of affairs there and so
decided to enter a real estate office at
West Superior, Wis, for IA while. He
may remain there permanently.
Mr.. Albert Chapman will start for
Philadelphia tomorrow night. How long
he will be gone he does not know. He
is wanted there by the government as a
witness in a suit brought against the
United States by the Dobsons, eXten-
sive makers of carpets and importers of
wool. 1t is supposed that some question
as to qualities of wool is involved.
Letters lately received from Hon.
George Hammond, who was at Rio ia
metro when he wrote, say that Peter
Donnelly, who has been in the employ
of Mr.. Eells at Buenos Ayres and was
then in Rio, intended to sail for home on