Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-09-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

Miss Susan Hagar of Dalton, Mass, Is
guest at Rev. G. F. Mobiles.
Mrs. Tilden and her daughters, Misses
lay and Emelyn, are home from the
Nest.
Mr.. b. S. Beckwith and his sister,
Irs. Goodrich, went on Monday to New
Britain, Conn.
Rev. NJ. /. Severance of Bennington
fenter arrived in town on the mail train
yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. William Smith has been up from
1'ltchburg, Mass, to see his parents, Mr..
. nd Mrs. James Smith.
Mr.. Frank Hubbard, clerk in Pine
Hall, is passing his vacation with his
lister at Potsdam, y. Y.
Mr.. w. II. Brewster left home Mon
ay afternoon for Chicago. He will also
. islt relatives at Aurora, Ill.
Mrs. w. P. Smith of MiddleseX, Mass,
burned home on Thursday after a ten
lays visit at p. 7. Gulley's.
+ Miss Kitty Wright, who has been away
trough the summer, has returned to
|bwn and is at Prof. Eaton's.
Messrs. Charles, Willis and Gilbert
+ ady are among those who have gone
\ Chicago and the fair this week.
Hon. L. d. Eldredge, who was quite
. L. l,n- 70 rannuorad tlaf
is able to be at his Office again.
Mr.. Ira Dayton, a veteran from the
bldiers' home at Bennington, is visiting
4 is daughter, Mrs. Henry Wilson.
Prof. Wright's family are expected to
. rrive in town today from Akron, o.,
here they have passed the summer.
Miss Fllley of Hartford, Conn, who
. ad been the guest of Miss Anna Slade
. n some weeks, returned home on Fri
BY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Cartmell took the
. lrly morning train. Wednesday, for
hicago, where they will pass several
eeks.
+ Mr.. Albert Prentiss of Washington, d.
. :, is passing vacation with his parents
ERE. He is employed in one of the gov
nment offices.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Seymour has gone to Chi
lgo to spend the winter with her
Rughter, Mrs. Brougham. She started
onday afternoon.
Messrs. Munnett and Miller, the Ger
an gentlemen who had been in town
r two weeks, were to sail from New
ork yesterday for home.
Mr.. Ovid Wilburner, the shoemaker,
Is been obliged by failing health to
We up his business. He has gone to
ontreal to live with a sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. o. White OF Mid
esex, who were recently married, are
lests at the Addison House. Mr..
hite is a cousin of Landlord Ladd.
Mr.. Harry II. Fletcher, who went
est in search of health, going to st.
lul, has taken another step westward.
e is now on ranch at Forsythe, Mon.
is health is much improved.
Mr.. James Donoway of Vergennes, a
ember of the last college class, is study
e law IN the Office of Mayor Haselton
Burlington and working on the Bur-
bgton Independent newspaper.
Mr.. John A. Fletcher, late of West
lperior, Wis, and more recently of
Paul, Mimi, is with his parents, Col.
d Mrs. A. A. Fletcher. He will re-
ain in town for the present.
Mrs. S. L. Bissell intends to start on
+ onday next for Brandon, Ia, where
e will reside. She has two sons living
ere. She will stop for two or three
eeks at Chicago and see the fair.
Miss jennie English of East Middle
lry and her friend, Miss Maud Cum
ms of Washington, d. c., last Friday
hlked from Burlington to Middlebury.
paving the city at 8 a. m, they arrived
Middlebury at 8 80 p. m.
Mrs. E. r. Clay of Middlebuiy set out
Monday afternoon for the Worlds
ir with party of ladies including Mrs.
larry Dana of New Haven, Mis-. Temple
Lebanon, n. H., and others. Mr.. Clay
i'll 90 next month.
A. p. Upper, Esq, has returned home
Z ON New Hampshire, where he passed
me weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. Murk-
nd. Mr.. Murkland has just been in
gurated president of the newly-estab-
he'd State agricultural college at Dur
I'M.
Mr.. Frizzell, an artist who has been
opping for several weeks with l.. n.
oward, taking sketches in this and
Joining towns, and G. w. Powers and
mily and Mr.. and Mrs. Lombard left
their homes in Boston last Thursday
Mr.. E. r. Sturtevant, who graduated
pm the college in July, has been in
wn this week. He had a position
rough the summer in the government
reau for food analysis at the Worlds