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

Burlington for Christmas.
Rev. and Mrs. F. G.. IIeaxt are the
parents of IA son born on Christmas day.
Mr. George G. Walker is at Mr.. G. E.
Marshall's for a brief vacation.
Miss Ada Brainerd, who teaches in
Worcester, Mass, Is at President Brain
erd's
Miss Webber of Northampton. Mass,
is with her parents, DR.. and Mrs. Web
Der, at the Addison House.
Prof. and Mrs. Albee have arrived
from Langdon, y. H., and will pass the
winter with Miss Parker.
Miss Hortense Drake, who has been
in New York through the fall to study
music, is with relatives in Cornwall.
Mrs. Charles Linsley continues to gain
in strength, and, if nothing happens,
will be up and about again before long.
Prof. and Mrs. Samuel Sheldon of
Brooklyn, n. Y, are passing the holi-'
days with his mother, Mrs. NJ. b. Shell
don.
Mr.. George Stewart is still kept in the
house by the mumps and Mr.. j. W.
Burke continues to assist at the post-of-
flee.
Mr.. f. n. Fortier of Ware, Mass, Il
former resident, has Just visited his
friends here. He is machinist by oc-
cupation.
Miss Carrie Steele, who is a senior at
Smith college. and Miss Maud Vain
wright, pupil at Miss Burnham's
school, Northampton, Mass, are home
for the vacation.
Mr.. George w. Barton was called to
Shelburne last week by the death of his
father, which occurred on Thursday.
His age was II years.
Mr.. Eugene Twitchell is visiting his
parents. He has been employed for the
past two years in a large wholesale wool
house in New York.
Miss Fannie Dorsey has been at her
fathers here the past week. She has
resided latterly with her aunt, Mrs. Ross,
at the Episcopal institute, Burlington.
Mr. Harvey Bell, who is in the en-
ploy of the Boston advertising agency of
Pettengill & Co., was at his fathers,
Rev. Thomas Bell, for Christmas. His
sister, Miss Clara, went back to the city
with him.
Mrs. f. b. Cliff went on Monday to
Oaktield, n. Y, to Join her huaband,
who is a teacher in Carey seminary. She
will remain till the end of the school
year in June. Mrs. Edgerton, her moth
er, will 90 in a few days to Chicago and
will pass some time with friends there.
Mr.. l.. X. Sayre is better, though not
strong enough to sit up more than an
hour or two at ii time. Mr.. and Mrs.
E. NJ. Sayre went this week, the for
mer to resume his work and the latter to
return to an Adirondack winter resort
where their son John, who was once in
the employ of Beckwith & Co. here, is
i'll with IA lung trouble.
Mr.. G. 5. Wainwright has been kept
in the house all the week by an attack
of the grip. Mr.. Allan Calhoun was
taken down with it about week ago,
got out too soon, On Tuesday, and at
last accounts was worse off than ever.
Up on College hill Mr. and Mrs. G. f.
Towne and Mrs. U. ID. Twitchell are
kept housed by it. Mr.. Darwin Rider
has had tough week in consequence of
1t, but Is now strong enough to come
downstairs. Mrs. Rider has not fully
recovered, though she is up and about.
Mrs. w. II. Sheldon and child are slow
ly recovering from an attack. Mr.. j.
E. Negus, who was badly off for few
days, is out, but not we'll. Mr.. Cham
pagne had quite seige with it the first
of the week, though now around. These,
with Rev. Fr. Lane, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
w. Pitts and Messrs. E. E. Rich and
John Benedict have been some of the
worst sufferers in the village. Out on
Munger street Messrs. Andrew Balm
and Samuel Bacon are down with the
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