Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-06-05
PERSONAL MENTION.

Col. \. A. Fletcher left home on Fri
business.
Miss Emma Clay, who has been with
Prof. and Mrs. E. \. Higley at Groton,
Mass. since last fall, returned to her
home here yesterday.
Jesse Stearns, Esq, arrived here from
New York on Friday, going hence to
Bristol, where his family are. He re-
turned to the city on Monday.
Hon. l.. d. Eldredge arrived home on
Friday from an extended business trip
through the West and South. He was
absent from home four weeks.
MI. Allen Warner, son of Gen. j. NJ.
Warner of Albany, is at his aunt's, Mrs.
Dugald Stewart. He has been at Bread
Loaf Inn for several days past, fishing.
Rev. j. c.. Houghton and Messrs. f.
j. Matthews and NJ. A. Monroe are
among the Middlebury people attending
the missionary meetings at Saratoga this
week
Mr.. n. P. Barbour has been elected by
the prudential committee treasurer of
the Congregational society. to succeed
Mr. w. c. Bingham, who recently remov-
ed to Bristol
Mr.. Frank Bruya, formerly of Middle
bury and latterly in the employ of the
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been transferred to Tacoma, Wash, to a
better place in the service of the same
corporation.
Cards are out for the wedding, at the
church of the Pilgrims, Brooklyn, y. V,
June IS, at ) o'clock, of Prof. Samuel
Sheldon of the Polytechnic institute and
Miss Frances W., daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles c. Putnam.
Mr.. II. r. Dorr of Rutland was in
town on Saturday. He came up on the
early morning train, intending to go
hence to Bristol, where he was to make
the Memoral-day address, but the rain
caused the postponement of the exercises
to Monday.
Miss Ina l.. Robinson of Calais, Wash
ington county, has been secured to teach
room No. as the Graded school next
year, succeeding Mrs. Boynton, who has
resigned. She is graduate of the Ran
dOlph normal school and a teacher of ex-
perience.
Prof. Patton went to New York We'd
nesday night and will return on the Sun
day night train. He is to sail for Eu-
rope about the middle of July, having
lately resigned the professorship of Latin
at the college in order that he may go
abroad for further study.
Two Middlebury young men, Messrs,
G. r. Wales and w. F. Alden, are mem.
bers of the graduating class of the law
school of the National university. Wash
ington. this year. The commencement
exercises were held last evening. The
class issued Handsomely in.
yitation.
Mr.. John Bacon, son of Mr.. Samuel
Bacon of Munger street, was the sue.
cessful candidate for the naval cadetshir
at Annapolis and has been recommended
by Congressman Powers. He was one OF
three candidates examined at the Addison
House last week Thursday by commit
tee consisting of Principal butcher OF
Brandon, F. G. Swinington, Esq, OF
Rutland and DR.. Russell of Hinesburgh
DIR. NJ. d. Smith came near meeting
with serious accident Tuesday after
noon. He got into Mr.. a. a. Gladding',
buggy at his home on Pleasant street anC
they started south. When opposite Mrs
Hawley's the left front axle broke shorr
off, throwing both the occupants of tn,
vehicle out, Mr.. Gladding falling on toI
of the doctor. The latter's leg was bad
ly strained and bruised, so that he il
quite lame.
Mr.. w. A. Bedell is in New York, in til,
office of Wallace, the ehorse-pedigree man
He intended to go to Chicago when tn
newly-organized trotting register assoc
citation took possession of the property
recently purchased of Wallace, but hi
plans are somewhat mixed now tina
breeders of trotting stock have procure,
an injunction restraining Wallace iron
{ transferring the property to the new or
, ganization.