Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1891-07-31
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. NJ. \. Stapleton of st. Paul, Mimi,
is in town on visit to his relatives.
Mrs. Joseph J. Durham and daughters
of Boston are at the Addison House. g-t
Miss Mamie Hart of New York city is
visiting her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Bar
ton.
Miss Nellie ODonnell is in Hartford,
Conn, on visit to sister residing
there.
Mr.. &. ID. Miner arrived in town from
Michigan on saturday. He went out
there to buy wool.
Mr.. Clarence Wells is home from Al
bany, where he has just graduated from
the Albany business college.
Mrs Thos. Cote of Faribault, Mimi,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. c. n.
Dickinson, and family.
Rev. Frank B. Hyde is home from Rox-
bury, where he preached for the Congre-
gationalists for several weeks.
Mrs. Albert Chapman returned on
Tuesday with Rev. Mr.. Carpenter from a
four-weeks' visit 10 Warren, Il. l., her
early home.
Hon. John W. Stewart went on Tues
day to the camp at Knights island,
where President Brainerd and others are
stopping.
Mr.. j. II. Cormies of Boston has beer
on a visit to his relatives in Milton ant
stopped in town on his return to see ole
friends here.
Rev. Mr.. Cambridge has returned from
his vacation and will preach at the Bap.
fist church next Sunday and the two
Sundays following.
Mr. Charles Nj. Wainwright, who hat
been here for four weeks on visit to hi
parents, started on Wednesday evening
for his home in Chicago.
Mrs. John Murphy and Miss Agne;
Mcmahon are back from their trip t.
Hartford, Conn, where the two daugh
lNl . VI liN lOliilNl iNciNt'
Mr.. Virgil Benedict came home OF
Monday from the Adirondacks, where h
had been for week, and resumed hi
place in the store of Beckwth Il Co.
Mrs. =. Il. Bingham received a cable
gram on Saturday from her son ROllo an
nouncing his safe arrival in England
He has gone abroad for brief trip.
Mrs. \. NJ. Beckwith and Mis-
Agnes Wainwright went on Tue,
day to Nantucket with Mr.. and Mrs. Z
W. Peck and other Burlington friends.
Mrs. Bedell and her daughter, Mis-
Nellie, have gone to Round Lake, y. Y
where they own cottage and where
is understood they will reside perm'
nently.
General Superintendent j, NJ. Foss 0
the Central Vermont railroad was
town on Monday to look over the site o
the new station and on other rairoa
business.
Invitations are out for the wedding c
Mr.. Wallace c. Foote and Miss Marth
NJ. Langworthy. 1t will occur at 5
stephens church at . o'clock on tn
morning of August IL.
Mr.. Clarence Riggs, who lately gradl
ated from Norwich university, is on
with a surveying party who are runnin
the preliminary lines for railroad frol
Gassett's, on the Rutland road, to Spring
field,
Mr.. F. \. Bond and the party VII
were camping under his charge at Lal
Dunmore came home on Tuesday. Mr.
riden and her young people are still
camp there, as are Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Chapman.
Mr.. Charles Billings of Ripton, wi
graduated from the college in 1856, HI
been chosen professor of Greek and La
in in Ripon college, Ripon, Wis. SIM
graduation he has taught in Troy confe
ence academy, Poultney.
Rev. A. +. Carpenter of Warren, r.
was not able to be here last Sunday, as
had expected. He came on Tuesday, bl
is obliged to start for home today,
that his former Pensioners will NJ
have the pleasure of hearing him preaC
this time.
Mr.. John Bacon, who received fro
Congressman Powers an appointment
naval cadetship and went to Washin
ton for the purpose of taking speci
studies preparatory to the entrance e
animation, has been compelled by
health to return home.
Mr.. +. NJ. Mcleod of Washingto
d. c., a nephew of L. III. Mcleod, ESQ
is noted performer with the shot gr
at targets. He formerly lived in Mi