Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-01
PERSONAL MENTION.

are in New York city.
Mr.. Fuller W. Pierce is victim of the
iaundce and is quite sick.
Mr.. E. r. Clay is in New York this
week, buying spring goods.
Miss Elizabeth Brainerd, assistant pre-
ceptress of the high school, is in Boston
for the vacation.
Mr.. w. G. Langworthy. who had re-
lapse after recovering from the grip, is
about once more.
Mr.. Ii. ID. Bacon and family are NOV
ing into the Congregational parsonage,
which he has rented.
Miss Grace Seely, who is taking post
graduate studies at Nassar college, is
home for the vacation.
T. II. Mcleod. Esq, has been kept in
the house several weeks by illness, but
was better at last accounts.
Col. A. A. Fletcher is taking trip
through the Southwest. He was at
Prof. and Mrs. Eaton came up from
New York on Tuesday. Mrs. Eaton had
passed number of weeks in the city.
Mrs. George E. Marshall is slowly i'm
proving from the serious illness with
which she has suffered for three weeks.
Principal Bullock of the graded school,
who has passed the vacation in Boston,
will return to town tomorrow afternoon
Hon. John w. Stewart went to Boston
on the flyer, Wednesday noon. He IN
tends to be in Middlebury again next
week.
Mr. b. S. Beckwith is slowly recover
ing from the grip and gets down to the
store portion of each day, but he is
still far from we'll.
Mr. Perry Clay, son of the late V. v
Clay and a nephew of Mr.. Z. r. Clay, is
said to be alarmngly i'll with pneumona
at his home in Cleveland, O.
Mr.. c. A. Mead, teacher of Latin and
Greek at Burr & Burton seminary, Man.
chester, Is passing the vacation with his
mother and sister in town.
Rev. }. NJ. Gelot, the Catholic pastor
was in Burlington on Wednesday to SEE
Bishop DeGoesbrand, who has been IL
and is still unable to leave his room.
Mrs. W. G. Foote and her trimmer, Mis-;
Hennessay, returned from New Yorl
yesterday, the latter having spent the
last week looking up the spring and sum
mer styles.
Mr.. Joseph Battell returned to Wash
ington on Monday. He went to see MIR
Clinton Smith about the stone bridge
and about his proposed block of stores
and intended to be absent some tel
days.
Gen. James NJ. Warner, native o
Mddebury and Il frequent visitor here
has been nominated by the Republican,
of Albany for mayor of that city, o
which he is postmaster. The Albany pa
pers print long accounts of his career.
Mr.. Frank c. Dyer, formerly of Yves
Salisbury, was in town on Wednesday
He now resides in Rutland and is en-
gagged in manufacturing and selling i'm
proved dairy and cheese factory appa
ratus, having succeeded the firm of Nj
O. Kelley & Co. in that business.
Miss Martha BarrOws, sister of Dea
l.. c. Barrows, arrived home from Japa
on Saturday. This is her second visit t
Vermont since she began missionaf
work in Japan, her first having been i
1885, when impaired health necesstate
suspension of work for something NOR
than year. She will return to Japa
in July.
The Burlington Free Press prints tn
following about young lady formerl
employed in local millinery store: "
New York newspaper says that the ell
gagement is just announced of Miss Lor
Luella Post of Burlington, VT, to MI
Charles Stells of Seventh avenue. Mis-
Post has been spending the winter wit