Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. G.. 5. Wainwright is absent in
New York city.
Mr.. Otis Abbey is in the Fletcher hos
pital at Burlington for treatment.
Miss Emelyn Tilden is home from her
school at Concord, N. H., for the vaca-
ton.
Mr.. Frank Shepard, formerly of Es-
sex junction, is clerking at the Addison
House,
Mr.. A. p. Tupper is in Manchester, n.
H., for weeks stay with his daughter
and her family.
Mr.. Z. II. Clay went down to New
York Sunday night on Il business trip,
arriving home Tuesday morning.
Mrs. Lamb is with her daughter, MIS-.
Webber, at the Addison House and will
pass portion of the summer here.
Mr.. Fuller Pierce, who has been laid up
for for some time by an attack of iaun-
dice, is able to ride out to the village.
Miss Jessie Eddy has returned to her
college studies and Miss Maud Vain
wright to her school at northampton,
Mass.
Mrs. F. W. llalsey and children have
returned to their home in Boston, after
having passed Il week with relatives
here.
Mr.. b. ). Beckwith arrived home from
market on Saturday and Mr.. f. f. Bond
from his trip to the Southwest on sun
day morning.
Mr.. Lewis c. Bell has come up from
Boston. where he has been for ye"... or
more, and will shortly bring his family
back here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Buttoph are
back home from Georgia, where they
early spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. II. Fisher are still at
their winter home in South Lake Weir.
Fla, but intend to be back in Vermont
about May l.
Mr.. Albert Sperry, formerly of Mid
dlebury and latterly of Colvlle, Wash.
where he is station agent, has been
elected town clerk.
Mr. Joseph Battell reached home on
Friday and since his arrival has been
actively engaged in making prepara-
tions for building.
c. Nj. Wilds, Esq, has been kept i'm
the house by illness for the past three
days. His trouble seems to be largely
the result of overwork.
Mr.. G.. f. Cady of the junior class at
college is to supply the pulpits of the
churches in East Middlebury
and Salisbury for the present.
Mr.. Sherman of No. Attleboro, Mass,
owner of the Black Hawk farm in Brd-
port, was at the Addison House yester-
day on the way out to see his property.
Mr.. Ezra Warner of Chicago, his
niece, Miss Sophie Warner of Albany,
and Miss Jessica Stewart of Madlebury
sailed yesterday from New York for
Europe.
Miss May Tilden was one of the guests
1t the wedding on Monday evening in
Burlington of Miss Minnie S., daughter
If Col. L. a. Woodbury., to Mr.. j. Wal
er May of Boston.
Rev. Mr.. HeaXt, pastor of the Metho-
list church for the pass three years, has
)een. returned to this charge for another
'ear. Rev. Il. G. Thompson, his pre-
lecessor here, goes to Burlington from
N. Y.
Rey. DR.. Webber left town on Mon |
lay for an absence of a week. Rev. C. |
\. Thomas will probably preach at the
church next Sunday. Ar
angements had been made by the COM
nittee to have DR.. Smart of Brandon
ome, but his health has not been good
or few weeks past and he decided that
would not be prudent for him to leave
Iome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Smith arrived in
own from Washington on Monday. Mr..
'mith returned yesterday to his duties
t the seat of government, and Mrs. Smith
vent to Walllngford to visit her mother
or week. They have rented their home
N South Pleasant street to Mr.. j. j.
Durham, manager of the Mddleburv
larble IL Lime Co., who will bring his
fltrh h..