Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-13
Personal MENTION.
Rev. FIR. Gelot and Postmaster Stewart

Rev. FIR. Gelot and Postmaster Stewart
are home from the Worlds fair.
Mr.. Z. p. Cushman set out on Wednes-
day for Chicago to visit the fair.
MIR. E. II. Phelps and family of Fair
Haven are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. c. W. Earl is home from
months visit in Boston and its vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Bliss of b ethel are
guests at his brothers, w. H. Bliss,
Esq.
Mr.. John Halnon' of Cornwall left
here on the mail train Friday afternoon
for Chicago.
Mr.. F. A. Bond went to Boston on the
morning train, Friday, to purchase goods
for the fall trade.
Mrs. Button and eldest son, F. II.
Button, Esq, are visiting at Mr.. IL. S.
Foote'S in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs.R. Cartmell have returned
from Chicago, where they passed
month seeing the fair
] HUI JOIlu W. DltMdil Is HOllt lIOul
! the Worlds fair, after stay of two
weeks. His daughters are still in Chica-
go.
Mr.. j. X. Dyer has resumed his place
at Beckwith & Co.'S after vacation of
two weeks, during which he visited
Chicago.
Mr. Tnhn I Id hae I'll uin
Wednesday and under the doctors care.
1t is hoped that his sickness will not
prove serious.
Mrs. a. NJ. Beckwith, Mrs. Dugald
Stewart, Miss Sophia Warner of Albany
and Miss Mamie Allen set out for the
Worlds fair on Tuesday.
Mrs. II. ID. Cushman, who accompanied
her daughter, Mrs. Wainwright, to the
latters' home in Lawrence, Mass, six
weeks ago, is back at her home here.
Mrs. Billions and Mrs. Plehn, who
were at Silver Lake through the summer,
have returned to town. They are at
Miss Callender's and will remain through
the winter.
Miss Jessie Wainwright has resumed
her studies at Northampton, Mass. She
was accompanied thither by Miss Susie
Brewster, who attended last year Abbott
academy, Andover, Mass.
Mr.. F. d. Demng has been i'll for two
weeks. 1t was feared at first that he
had typhoid fever. lie is better, how
: ever, so much so that he was able last
sunday to perform his duties as organist
at the Methodist church.
> DR.. +. II. Martin, of whose illness
mention has been made, is found to have
typhoid fever, He has been very i'll for
more than week, No particular
2 change for the better is looked for just
yet. Drs. Sutton and Porter attend him
aud DR.. Dyer of Brandon has also been
up.
President Bralnered passed the first
days of the week at Willamstown,
Mass, where he assisted in the celebra.
ton of the Tooth anniversary of the
founding of Williams college. Most
of the college presidents of New Eng
t land and many other distinguished men
: were present.
The mar iage is announced, at the
: home of the brides parents in Laurel
I Md. October 3, of Mr.. Frank ii. knowl.
ton and Miss Rena c. Ruff. Mr.. knowl
ton graduated at the local college in Is
81 and has been for several years con
nected with the Smithsonian institution
= in Washington.
: Mr.. F. O. Severance and family anG
i. Mrs. Tyrel, Mrs. Severance's mother
= and her daughter will soon remove
+ to Boston. Mr.. Severance has giver
f up his place with the Smith Il Brain
e erd Marble Co. and viii 90 to thu
. city to take IA position with the Walter
). \. Wood company.
c. NJ. Wlds, Esq, has been in Bur
- lngton the greater part of the past tive
weeks He is one of the counsel for Mr.
+ MUIR, Il shoe manufacturer, now o
e Lynn. Mass, who set up in business OF
the Scarf addition to Burlington, bu
did not stay long. Mr., Scarf sued hin
= for $4,000 damages and the case is nov
on trial in the Chttenden county court.