Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-03-25
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. David Piper is reported seriously
i'll at her home on Court street.
Mr.. p. F. Chapman arrived home on
Sunday morning from his trip to New
York city and Utica.
C. NJ. Wilds, ESQ.,, who was laid up for
a week or ten days by illness, is again
able to attend to business.
Mr.. Chas. III. Hyde, once of Middle
bury and now of Rutland, has been ILL.,,
but was recovering at last accounts.
Mr.. B. S. Beckwith has been i'll for a
week with the grip, or hard cold, and
was kept at home by it from Friday till
yesterday.
Mrs. L. NJ. Cramton of Tinmouth is Wis
iting her brother, Mr.. n. G. March, who
has been sick all winter with the grip
and rheumatism.
Mrs. Alvin NJ. Williamson of Court
street has been granted pension on ac-
count of her late husbands services in
the rebellion.
DIR. F. Hamilton has gone to New
York for course of study on diseases of
the throat and nose with J. NJ. Schley,
NJ. D., at the Opthalmic hospital.
Mr.. II. d. Bacon, of Adams & Bacon,
the Belden's Falls marble men, has rent
ed the Congregational parsonage and
will soon fake pOSSpSSiOn of If.
Misses Susie Brewster and Katherine
Sade are home from their school at An.
dover, Mass. and Miss Ella Bond from
hers at Cambridge, Mass, for the vaca.
ton.
DIR. V. W. Blanchard, who has beer
kept at his home for nearly two month.
by the grip and illness following it, ii
better, but not yet able to come into
town.
Miss Martha Barrows is expected home
from Japan the last of this week. She i;
sister of Dea. l.. G. Barrows and ha:
been engaged in missionary work in Jap
an for nearly 10 years.
Mrs. w. c. Foote and Miss Iatimel
went to New York on Wednesday, tn,
former to buy goods for her millinery
store and the latter to purchase spring
goods for Mr.. Wales.
Mrs. c. +. Pinney has been i'll the pas
week with pleurisy and the young mar
of the family with congestion of tn,
lungs. Mrs. Pinney has nearly recov
cred, but the boy is still quite sick.
Hon. John w. Stewart arrived in town
on Thursday last and will remain at leas
through this week. He went on Wednes
day to Bellows Falls to see the stone
bridge over the canal there and to talk
with the builder of it,
Professors Eaton and Wright left town
on the flyer Wednesday, the former fol
New York and the latter for Akron, O
Prof. Eaton intended to be back the first
of next week and to bring with him Mrs
Eaton, who has been in the city a montf
or more.
Miss Agatha Ransom, who had passed
the winter with Mr.. and Mrs. James A
Smith, returned to her home at Kalama
ZOO, Mich, Saturday. Her sister, Mrs
Smith, who had intended going with her
decided to give up the trip for the pres
ent.
Mrs. G. f. Marshall is seriously il
with complication of ailments resulting
from the grip and from blood poisoning
One arm is swollen to twice its norma
size, partly from rheumatism and partly
from blood poisoning resulting from tn,
extraction of a silver from the hand will
pin. Her condition was at one time re
garded AS critical, but she is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ii. Sperry, who hav,
occupied the Conroe place for nearly tive
wears, will remove in a few days to thei
former home in Cornwall. They hav
planned to go soon to Colville, Wash, t.
see their son, Albert. DR.. Smith ha
rented the Conroe place and will maxi
some repairs upon the interior of tn
house before taking possession. Th
Wright house, where he now lives, wa
sold last fail to Miss A. f. Hammond o
Orwell, who was to have possession Apr
l of this year.