Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-01-09
PERSONAL MENTION.

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with friends in Montpelier.
Mrs. E. b. Parker is quite seriously iii
with congestion of the lungs.
Mrs. James NJ. Warner of Albany is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. d. Stewart.
Mrs. G. d. Miner spent last week with
Miss A. F. Hammond at the latter's home
in Orwell.
morning for New York. He intended to
be absent a week or more.
Mr.. Dennis Calvin, who was with his
friends here for the holidays, went back
to Brattleboro on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wood of Saline,
Mich, are in the county, guests Of Mr..
f. N. Bissell of East Shoreham.
Mr.. II. r. Dorr of the firm of S. NJ.
DORIS sons, Rutland, has been at the
Addison House since Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Wilbur Bingham and family have
lately removed from the Baptist parson-
age to Miss Clay's house on Court street.
Rev. Mr.. Keith is at brownsville, Ga
His general health has improved since he
left Middlebury, but his throat is still
bad.
Miss Warner of Albany, who had been
the holidays, went back to the city on
Wednesday.
Principal James has been invited to
read paper at the Washington county
teachers institute in Montpelier today
and has accepted.
Mrs. Higley came home Wednesday
night from Massachusetts, where she
had been for two weeks visiting her two
sons and their families.
Miss Emma Cushman, who attended
the Albany On. W Business college
through the fall, is home. She will re-
turn there for the winter term.
Rev. Dr. Norman Seaver of Rutland
will preach at the congregational church
next Sunday and Rev. f. Bouck of Sal
isbury at the Methodist church.
Mr.. John l.. Buttolph started yester
day morning for Georgia, where he goes
for the benefit of his health. His son-in
law, DIR. Hamilton, accompanied him.
Rev. +. G.. HeaXt, the Methodist pastor
is now able to sit up part Of the day anC
take a few steps about his room. He has
had long illness with typhoid fever.
Hon. John w. Stewart started Satur
: day night for Washington. He will prob
ably not be home again till the expiration
J of his term as congressman, next March
President and Mrs. Brainerd and thei
daughters, Misses Elizabeth and Viola
arrived home on Wednesday from Wash
ington, where they had been for tive
weeks.
Rev. DR.. George n. Weber, VIII,
preached for the Congregatonaists dur
ing part of November and through De
cember, has returned to his home a
Northampton, Mass.
a number of the young people whC
have been home for the holidays returned
, to their schools on Wednesday. Among
them were Misses Carrie Steele, JESSIE
wager and Maude Wainwright.
G. NJ. Wilds, Esq, has been at Yves
,, Randolph and White River Junction sine
, Monday. He is engaged in taking evi
dence to be used in the trial of suit
; brought by Boston parties against tn
Central Vermont for injuries received il
the Hartford disaster.
At last accounts-Dec. 1-Mr. Ii. Z
Bissell and Mr.. Ii. c.. Burweil. who lef
. here for Australia by way of Englan,
with sheep, were at the Canary islands
They were both well and the sheep ha,
gone that far without mishap. They ar
due to reach Australia in few days now
Letters from Hon. George Hammon,
5 were received the other day by friend
here. He and the rest of the Addison
county people in Buenos Ayres were il
r good health, but the financial condition
I. of the country is deplorable. Mr.. Ham
, mond said nothing about coming home
Y 1t is understood that he has not succeede,
= In disposing of the more valuable horse
S he took out.