Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-27
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. J. 5. Phelps returned on Tuesday
to his home at Washington. ID. c.
Mrs Helen NJ. Campbell has lately
returned from Il trip to New York.
Mr.. Mulchahey, who passed the sum-
mer in Vergenncs. is back in town.
Miss Mary l.. TIulburd of Round Lake.
n. y. is at Mrs. w. c. Langworthy's.
Mrs. Robert B. Langdon of Mime
apolis, Mimi, is visiting at Mr.. Beck
with's.
Miss Maud Hoag of Moriah. n. Y,
has lately visited her sister, Mrs. Isaac
Storms
Mrs George y. Weber of North
amptOn, Mass, is a guest at Mr.. F. a.
Bonds.
Mr.. John L. Barker of Brandon, a
town on Monday.
Mr.. II. f. Vail is back from a trip to
the West which extended to Nebraska.
He also visited the Worlds fair.
DR.. f. II. Martin is making good pro-
gress toward recovery from the fever
with which he was Frustrated nearly
four weeks ago.
Mr.. f. ii. Merrill has come to town to
pass the winter with his son. Mr.. ii. +.
Merrill. and family, who recently re-
moved hither from West Bridport.
Mr.. L. c. Bell has gone back to Bos-
ton, where his family live, and will re-
main through the winter. He has
been employed here during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin Rider and Mrs.
F. w. Pierce were among the last to 20
from here to the Worlds fair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rider will be away about two
weeks.
DR.. ID. {. Noble of this place was
Homeopathic Medical society at its
semi-annual meeting in Waterbury on
Wednesday.
Hon. Elisha May of St. Johnsbury,
the new Democratic national bank eX-
amner, is making his first Official tour
among the banks. He was here on
Wednesday.
Mr.. @. NJ. Fletcher, teller of the local
bank, had vacation last week, ard now
Cashier Pinney is taking snort rest.
Mr.. John A. Fletcher is helping out on
the work in the meantime.
MIR. James O'Connor returned Satur-
day to his home here from a visit of two
months to his native place in Ireland.
He had an enjoyable trip and comes
back in improved health.
Lawyers Wilds and Bliss are at Mont
pelier attending the supreme court SEES
sion. Mr.. Bliss Is one of the committee
of the Bar association chosen to eX-
anime candidates for admission to the
bar.
Mrs. f. r. Clay, Mrs. G. d. Miner,
Mrs. A. NJ. Beckwith, Mrs. Dugald
Stewart, Misses Mary Allen and Sophie
Warner and Mr. +. p. Cushman are re-
cent arrivals home from the Worlds
fair.
Mr.. c. G.. LeavenwOrth, manager of
the Cleveland branch of the Vermont
Marble Co., made brief visit at Hon. J..
d. Eldredge's last Friday. He was ac-
companied by his young son.
Rev. and Mrs. John w. Chapman are
expected to arrive in town today. They
were in the West on their wedding Jour
ney at the time of Mr.. Chapman's fathers
death and could not be reached by tel
egram till Wednesday.
Rev. b. b. Blount, for the past three
years rector of the Barre parish, has
accepted IA call to the rectorship of St.
DltpHcu anu VIII enter upon MS MoTk
here presently. He is an Englishman
and graduate of Oxford.
Mr.. Byron l.. Fleming went to Bur-
lington on the early train Sunday morn
ing to enter the Fletcher hospital for
treatment for IA kidney disease. He has
suffered greatly for several weeks. Up
TO yesterday noon no news had Deen re-
ceived from him.
Mrs. Cobb, wife of Deputy Sheriff
Cobb, was just one train too late to he in
the big wreck at Battle Creek. Mich,
last Thursday morning. She and Mr..
II. s. BrOOlins of Shoreham were on the
tram following the one that met disas-
Ter. II ey got to the scene of the ac-
cident very soon after it happened and
we're there to see the wreck cleared. So
far as has appeared, no Vermonter was
hurt. Mr.. Jay Wooster of Whiting, 1t
was reported early in the week, was
hut he has arrived home safely.
Mrs Cobb was on the way to visit
friends in Iowa, where she now is.