Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-03-27

the State Dental association at its an
nual meeting in Rutland last week.
Mr.. Charles Seeley and family have
moved from their place on the creek
road in the Seeley district and are in
the Russell house, Seymour street.
Mr.. c. d. Earl has gone on the road to
sell the Blanchard creamers. which a
local company, of which Mr.. Calhoun is
the principal man, are making large
numbers.
EX-Congressman Stewart, who had
been in town for IA few days, went to
Boston on Saturday and will probably
remain there the most of the spring
with his family.
Dea. and Mrs. L. G.. Barrows intend to
go to California presently and to remain
there for some months for the benefit of
his health. He has been quite sick now
for a week or more.
Mrs. C. S. Murkland and child of Man
chester. n. H., are with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Upper. Mrs. Upper has
been out of health all winter and of late
has not been as well.
| c. VI. Wilds, Esq, has spent the week
at Rouses Point and Montreal, acting as
magistrate to take testimony in suits
brought against the Central Vermont for
injuries received in the Hartford bridge
disaster.
Miss Eaton, Mr.. Clay's milliner, has
been in New York for the past three
weeks trimming in one of the large
wholesale houses. Miss ODonnell, his
clerk, goes to-day to join her for week
to look up spring millinery.
Mr.. f. d. Proctor of Proctor was in
town for a short time on Monday to visit
Mrs. Potter, who is quite seriously H..
He said there was nothing in the story
that his father intended to resign his
office as secretary of war.
The family of the late George A. Kim
ball of Orwell, consisting of Mrs. KIM
ball. a daughter and son. have rented
the Ellis house on South Main street
and are removing their effects TO town.
They come here in order that the child
rem may attend school.
Mr.. \. +. Stratton of Dover, y. H.,
. once secretary of the local Young Mems
Christian association, was in town for a
few hours Monday afternoon. He had
been in Burlington attending the meet
ing of New England Y. NJ. {. \. secre-
taries and was on his way to Dover.
= Rev. G.. n. Thomas of New Haven
= preached at the Congregational church
last sunday, President Brainerd going to
; New Haven. Next SUNDAY Rev. Dr.
Seaver of Rutland will preach here, and
: the sunday following Rev. DR.. G.. y
, Webber will enter upon his duties as
: pastor.
Mr.. John W. Martin arrived home on
Saturday afternoon from Wisconsin,
where he had been to attend the colder
wedding of Il relative. Before reaching
here he received IL telegram announcing
| the death, at Vernon, Wis, where he re-
sided, of his oldest brother, Leonard
Martin, in his 18th year.
The number of people in the village
afflicted with illness of one sort anC
another, largely due to the weather, ha;
increased rather than diminished during
the past week. Mr.. W. c. Bngham''
J.. young son has been in dangerous con
ditiOn from pneumonia. but is better
Mrs. +. z. Russell and daughter, Lottie
Mrs c. f. Pinney, who is disabled viii
rheumatism; Clifford Laikn, a studen
of the Graded school, who is in bad shap,
at DIR. Eddy's from kidney disease; Mrs
e NJ b. sheldon, who has the grip, ant
several Others are among the sufferers.