Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-10-20
Personal MENTION.
G. Peck is in Washington.

Mr.. +. A. FarnswOrth set OuI vi
lturday to see the Worlds fair.
Mr.. II. r. Dorr of Rutland was in
WIN on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Miss Armstrong of Paterson, y. j., is
@ guest of Miss Maud Wainwright.
MIR. and Mrs. james A. Smith started
Tuesday for Chicago and the fair
Mrs. T. C. Kinney of Greensboro Is
sitting her sister, Mrs. f. II. Martin
Mr.. f. A.. Bond arrived home from
,ston IN FRIDAY. after an absence of a
eek.
The Misses Daunis and Mr.. G.. E. Mar
all have returned from the Worlds fair
is week.
Rev. and Mrs. John NJ. Thomas of
asst Orange, n. j., have been at Prot.
Bely's this week.
Mr.. Clarence Wells has so far recov-
ed from the typhoid fever as to be aole
ride out every day.
Mr.. p. T. Gulley arrived home from
be Worlds fair on Saturday, after an
bsence of twelve days.
Miss Kate Mulchahey, who went west
the early summer, has returned ana
with friends here.
Mr.. John j. Hyde, reported ill last
eek. has recovered and resumed his
orly of Chunman q Co.'S
Mrs. ]. F. Noe, formerly resident
ere and now of Cohoes, n. Y, is the
uest of Mrs. Goodnough.
Mr.. J. S. Phelps of Washington, ID. c.,
here on his annual visit to old friends
Middleburv and its vicinity.
Mr.. G.. A. Piper came home from the
Worlds fair by way of Washington,
Baching here Monday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B. Stewart ar
we'd in town on Monday. Their home
TO be in Boston after Nov. 10.
Miss Mary Calvin will go to New York
bmorrow to remain for week. Her
hon will be closed while she is away.
MIR. Church, clerk in DR.. Sheldon's
tore. has been away on a vacation,
uring which he visited Chicago and the
air.
Col. A. A. Fletcher and DR.. Sheldon
vele in Rutland the first of the week to
erve AS iurvmen in the United States
curt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Austin of Munger
treet started Monday for the World
air. They will also visit friends in H.
nois.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Vallette arrived
town on Wednesday from Florida
where they have resided for number
+ years.
Mr.. William Beatty has resumed work al
lr. Cushman's market, after passing ;
racation of two weeks at his old home IL
Ialone, n. Y.
Landlord Ladd of the Addison Hous'
home from his duck-hunting eXpedl
ion to Sand Bar bridge in Milton. III
rad fair luck.
Ex-Gov. Knapp of Alaska and his sol
George E. have formed a partnership
md entered upon the practice of the la'
at Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. f. w. Bird and family have take
up their residence in the house on Nc
Pleasant street which he bought of tn
). L. Bissell estate.
c. NJ. Wilds, Esq, has passed all tn
week in Burlington, the trial of the cas-
< bf Scarf VS.. MUIR. in which he is one c
he counsel, not having been tinishe
bill yestesday.
d. McGregor Means, Esq, of Me-
= Y ork city and his family are visitn
Friends in town. He was for Will
b professor in the local college, but
engaged in the practice of the law.
Miss Elizabeth Cady reached here O
Friday afternoon last and is at Mr.. OIL
ver Severance's. She had been in II
West for year, latterly with Mr.. al
Mrs. A. j. Severance at Denver, Col.
DR.. Smith went Tuesday morning
New York, where he will attend cour
of lectures in the POSTGRADUATE schO
and hospital for physicians and surgeon
DR.. Noble will be in the Office at Il
= usual hours.
w. H. Bliss, Esq, has been in Mon
pelier since Saturday and will probab
not finish his work there for some day
lie is at the State library studying |
the law in cases that are to be argued
: the coming term of the supreme court.
Mr.. Julius p Douglas has been mu,
troubled for several months with disea
of the throat that did not yield to trea
ment. He has lately ascertained fro
consultation with Burlington docto
& that his ailment is cancer of the throat.
Peter Starr, Esq, of New York CT
has been passing the week with his s.