Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-11-13
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ransom S. Benedict are
the parents of fine boy, born on We'd
nesday.
Mr.. Isaac Williamsop's sister, Mrs.
Lyman Williams of Syracuse, n. Y. is
visiting him.
Mrs. Joel Linsley of Burlington. ac-
companied by her two children, are at
Mrs. Linsley's.
Misses Dora and Lulah Austin of Bur
lington were the guests of Miss Adrix
Youtt last Sunday.
Mrs. Merrman, mother of Prof. Mer-
riman, is quite sick at the home of the
family on Weybridge street.
Ex-Gov. Stewart and President Brain
erd attended the funeral of eX-Gov.
Smith at st. Adams on Tuesday.
Miss Belle, daughter of Hon. b. F.
Fitield of Montpelier, has been guest
at Hon. John w. Stewards this week.
Mrs. W. \. Newcomb. who has suf-
fered for some time from sciatic rheu-
matism, is somewhat improved in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Benedict haye
taken up their residence in portion of
the seminary building on Seminary
street.
Miss Stella Cook of Whiting is VISIT
ing her sister, Mrs. Pitts. She passed
the summer at Lake Placid, in the Adj
rondacks.
Mrs. F. A. Bond, Mrs. NJ. A. Munroe
and daughter and Mrs. Ii. II. Bryant
are in Boston, having gone yesterday
morning.
Mr.. Hesselgrave of the junior class at
college is in Cleveland. o.. this week to
attend the d. X. f. convention as the
representative of the local chapter.
Mr.. Megathlin, the student, continues
to recover from the attack of fever
which prostrated him four weeks ago.
His mother is still with him at Mrs.
NOrthrop's.
Mr.. James Donahue, private in the
regular army and former resident of
this town. is here on IA visit to old
friends. He has been in New Mexico
for several years.
Mr.. Elmer Parkhurst has been called
to Nebraska by a telegram announcing
the serious illness of his young son, who,
with Mrs. Parkhurst, went West few
weeks since on visit among friends.
Prof c. b. Wright and Principal Bull
lock were present at the meeting of the
State Teachers association in Montpe-
lier on Friday. Prof. Wright gave
paper on "a literary need of the public
schools.
The marriage is announced at Lam
singburgh, y. Y, the 18th inst, of Mr..
Frederick \. Sanford. who was once
clerk for the Middlebury firm OFT. NJ.
Chapman e Co.. and Miss Addie 5.
Campbell.
Mr.. Albert Chapman will leave today
for Chicago and will be absent week
or ten days. He goes to attend meet
ing of the representatives of the various
sheep-registering associations of the
country to be held in that city next
week.
Messrs. Edward and Samuel Moore,
sons of Mr.. w. W. Moore of Shoreham.
have lately returned home from Berlin,
where they went with their brother-in-
law, Mr.. Mumford. Mrs. Moore is to
remain in Berlin with Mr.. and Mrs.
Mumford through the winter.
Mrs. Hale of Minneapolis is with her
sister, Mrs. G. C. Chapman. She was
to have sailed from New York tomorrow
for Europe, where she intended to pass
the winter in company with Miss Harriet
Buck of Lockport. y. Y, a niece. Mrs.
Buck, the young lady's mother, is quite
i'll, however, and so Mrs. Hale's depart
ure is delayed.
W. ID. Lane returned Saturday, says
the Rutland Herald, from Irvington-on-
the Hudson, where he inspected the
greenhouses of Jay Gould at his summer
residence. Mr.. Lane says that Mr..
Gould has the finest display of flowers
and plants in this country, and has 81
greenhouses. Some of the plants cost
as high as Sll00. There are over 1000
varieties of orchids.