Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-04-15
PERSONAL M -NTION.

MISS IHGl bPiI is nome from 'lpG scllOOl
at Burlington for the vacation.
Mr.. Z. L. Bond is away on business
trip of Il week to Cincinnati.
Mr.. WIN. NJ. Cushman is passing the
week in Boston and vicinity.
Mrs. E. Il. Clay has gone to Lebanon,
n. H., aud is TO be absent two weeks.
Mr.. 2. j. Bristol of Lincoln has taken
a position in Mr.. r. 5. Benedct's store.
Miss Agnes Wainwright is back from
New York, where she passed number
of weeks.
Mr.. b. ). Btckwith is in market this
week in pursuit of spring and summer
dry goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Lane of Rutland
were in town the first of the week to see
relatives and friends.
Mrs. G.. Z. Marshall, who has had a
long and painful illness. is making good
progress toward recovery.
Mr.. McNaboe of the senior class at
college is in Detroit. where he repre-
sents the local chapter ot the chi Psi
fraternity at its general convention.
DR.. +. O. Porter of Cornwall was in
town on Monday for the first time in
three weeks, he having been kept in the
house by Il severe attack of rheumatism.
Mr.. \. X. Carr and family have taken
m, hoi in, 81
on North Pleasant street, which he re-
Gently bought and has thoroughly re-
paired.
Mrs. John Murphy arrived home Oh
Saturday from Weathersfield, Conn.,,
where she had been for visit of six
weeks to her daughter, Mrs. Banning,
and family.
Mrs. w. II. Kingsley has been called
to Brandon by the illness of her mother.
Mrs. L. B. Smith, whose health has been
impaired since an attack of the grip in
the early winter.
Misses Webber and Steele, students of
Smith college, returned to their work on
Wednesday. Misses Brewster and Kath
crime Slade have gone back to their stud
les at Abbot academy.
Mr.. June E. Mead, recent graduate
of the college and now a student in the
theological department of Boston uni
versity, has been passing the vacation
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Judson
w. Mead.
Rev. F. G. HeaXt, the Methodist pas
tor, left on Wednesday for Plattspurgh
to attend the annual session of the Troy
conference, Prof. Seely is the lay del
egate to the conference from the Mid
dlebury church.
Mr.. Fred Cloyes, student at YER
mont academy and a son of Mr.. Z. B.
Cloyes, came home last week, ill with
the mumps, which disease had broken
out in the school. i. He intends to 90
back tomorrow.
Mrs. F. w. Halsey and children are
guests at her brothers, Mr.. Z. F. Chap
man. Dr. Halsey was in town for few
hours on Saturday on his way home
to Boston from Burlington, where he
had been on professional business.
Mr.. IL. ID. Young, the artist, who has
lived on South Pleasant street for two
or three years, sailed last week from
New York for England, his native
country, where he will remain during
the summer. His family are here,
Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Cyrus Hamin, once
of Mddlebury and now OF Lexington,
Mass, were noticed as among the prom
inent guests at Il reception in Boston the
other day in honor of Miss McKeen, who
has just retired from the prncipalshp of
Abbot academy at Andover, Mass, after
holding the place for almost third of
century.
Hon. j. w. Stewart and daughter,
Miss Jessica, took the morning train on
Wednesday for Boston. The latter will
sail for Europe on the 2lst INST. She
will be accompanied by Mr.. Ezra Warner
of Chicago, who went abroad with his /
family two years ago, left them there
and came back home on business and is
to return to them on the date named. Mr.. /
Stewart may take trip to Europe in the
summer to bring his daughter back