Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-08-21
PERSONAL MENTION.

his father.
Mrs. Brainerd and Miss Ellie Daunis
have gone to the camp at Knights Island.
Mrs. IIawley and a party of 20 young
people have gone to Lake Dunmore to
camp.
President Brainerd is back in camp at
Knights Island, with Professors Higley
and Kellogg.
Rev. 7. w. Darling and family of
Acworth, n H., were recent guests at
Prof. Boyce's.
Mrs. j. 5. Pride came home on Friday.
She had been in Boston and vicinity for
nearly three weeks.
W. f. Barney, one of Barre's rising
young legal lights, has been visiting his
old school chum, VIM. jackson.
Prof. Charles a. and Mr.. +. T. Rice
of New York are guests of their uncle,
Mr. b. T. Rice, and family in Cornwall.
Mrs. G. d. Miner has been the guest
of Miss \. +. Hammond at the latter's
home in North Orwell for the past two
weeks.
Prof. +. II. IIigey and family of Gro
ton, Mass, has visited his mother and
sister and other friends here during the
past week.
j. W. Norton of Weybridge, class of
81, Middlebury, has left for Oakland,
Iowa, where he will be principal of the
high school.
y letter from st. Louis, Mo-, announ-
ces the recent marriage of Thomas L..
Carr of this village to Miss Josephine
Theasann of that city,
Prof. Wager, who had been in Boston
and vicinity for several weeks, arrived
home Monday afternoon. He was ac-
companed by friend
Gen. James NJ. Warner and his son
came up from Albany on Saturday. The
former returned to the city Monday NOR
ming, but the latter will pass vacation
in town.
Prof. Merriman, who is to teach ply
sizes and astronomy in the college next
year, has been in town this week to hunt
up house. Mrs. Merriman accompan-
led him.
Several of the young people recently
spent very pleasant evening with Mis-:
Fleming and her cousin, Miss Craft, OF
Kansas. who has been spending few
weeks here.
\ recent letter from Mr.. Everard c.
Eells, who is at Buenos Ayres, says tina
he is Just up from an attack of yellow
fever which confined him to his bed fol
seven weeks.
Mr.. W. f. Sage aud family of Fish
kill, y. Y; Mr.. George f. Hail. DR.. anC
York are among recent arrivals at the
Addison House.
Rev. Granville Wager, late professo
of psychology and ethics in Middleburl
college, will shortly assume the pastor
ate of the First Congregational churcl
at Hudson, Mass.
Mr.. \. b. Pease, class of 80, is visit
ing the village, having just arrived fron
Germany, where he has been studyin!
law at Stras burg. He will continue hi
studies III Chicago.
Col. a. \. Fletcher and Col. +. NJ
Chapman, with their families, started 70
Bennington by carriage on Sunday
They expected to reach there sometim
Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. \. d. Mead, who graduated fror
the college year ago and has since pun
sued special studies at Brown university
Providence, has been appointed to fe
low ship in Clark university, Worcester
Mass, and will pass next year there.
Mr.. X. L. Grayes, a native of Sail:
bury, who now resides in Ripon, Wis
: and who has not been East for 10 year
= is on visit to friends in this county fC
two or three weeks. Mr.. Graves III
$ resided in Wisconsin for about 45 year
The Middlebury camping party VIII
had been for two weeks at Thompson
Point, Charlotte, came back to town G
: Friday. 1t included Mr.. b. 5. Beckwit
and family, Mrs. c. q. Wainwright, al
Mrs. Dugald Stewart and members
n her family.
' Mrs. Tilden's party, including herse
: and two daughters, and Mr.. f. w. Ben
' dict, together with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
Chapman returned on Wednesday
last week from Lake Dunmore, whe
they have been camping the last thr'
weeks. They report very pleasa
time.
n Rev. Mr.. Cambridge preached his far
we'll sermon at the Baptist church la
d Sunday and goes this week with h
: family to their new home at North BE