Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1893-06-30
PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
Mr.. Harvey Bell of Boston is at his
fathers, Rev. Thomas Bell.
Mrs. Tilden and her two daughters
will start on Monday for Chicago to visit
the fair.
DR.. L. E. Mellen proposes to take his
annual vacation from the 10th to the
3lst of July.
Miss Adams, daughter of Hon. A.
n. Adams of Fair Haven, is the guest of
Mrs. w. w. Wood.
Miss Ella Dyer of Manchester was
with her brother, Mr.. John Dyer, for
commencement.
Mrs. Banning and Mr.. and Mrs. John
Murphy, Jr., are up from Connecticut to
visit at Mr.. John Murphy's.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Proctor have re-
turned from their wedding trip to the
home of his parents in Maine.
Mr.. James Farrell's son, Peter, has Just
been here on visit to his father. He is
policeman at Buffalo, N. Y.
Miss Mable Bond, who has been pupil
in Abbott academy, at Andover, Mass,
for year, is home for the vacation.
The Misses Noe, daughters of Presld-
ing Elder Noe of Rutland, have been
guests of Mrs. Pride this week.
Miss Florence Harris, the preceptress
of the high school last year, has definite
ly declined to take the position another
year.
President Brainerd goes today to Bos-
ton, where he is to join party of friends
and so on a Notwithstanding cruise along
the coast.
Seymour Edgerton, Esq, late of Md.
dlebury, has recently been elected sec
rotary of the association of Sons of Yer.
mont in Chicago.
Miss Sophie and Mr.. Allen Warner OF
Albany and Mr.. G.. w. Allen of New
Haven, Conn, are visiting their aunt
Mrs. Dugald Stewart.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. w. Boardman are
just home from the Worlds fair. They
enjoyed The trip very much and think II
well worth any ones while to go.
Mr.. E. w. Bird, who was kept at home
| for several months by Illness, has so fal
improved that he has resumed work fo
Walker Bros, the Burlington wholesale
grocery firm.
Jesse Stearns, Esq, who had been a
Bristol on "A brief vacation and was her,
for commencement, was obliged by bust
ness engagements to return to New
York city Wednesday evening.
Prof. Wright left on the morning trail
Wednesday for Akron, O.. He hasteneC
his departure in order to attend las
evening the wedding of Miss Grac
Alexander, Mrs. Wright's sister.
Miss Anna Seeley of Cambridgeport
Mass, and Mr.. John f. Seeley of Boston
are visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Charles j. Seeley, as is also a nephew
Mr.. George w. Seeley of Boston.
Mrs. d. +. Ladd of the Addison Hous
was alarmingly i'll on "Wednesday even
ing from an attack of heart disease, sup
posed to have been occasioned By over
work. She had improved somewha
yesterday.
Mr.. Ross II. Wells, who has been TO
some years in the employ of MIR. Calhou
as clerk, began work yesterday for MI
ID. c. Brown, who has lately embarke,
in the hardware business at Brandon
MIR. Wells is competent and faithful
man, who is sure to do we'll.
Messrs. John Higgins, James A
Smith, Cushing Hill and j. c. DougheI
ty arrived home on Monday from thei
ten-days' fishing trip to Maine. The
brought home many fine fish, all brOo
trout, weighing from four and three
quarters pounds down,
Misses Mamie and Carrie Steele ar
home from Constantinople, whittier the
went about year ago to visit an uRcl
who is engaged in missionary work /
Turkey. Miss Carrie remained at Bosto
to visit friends. Miss Mamie is in town
as is her brother Charles, who has bee
in Philadelphia for three years.
Hon. Walter E. Howard, who has ju:
been elected to professorship at tn
college, said in private letter of recen
date that he expected his successor i
the Cardiff consulate to arrive aboU
July l. He intended to set out then o
tour to Scotland, after which he Nigh
visit the continent. He planned to g
back to Middlebury in August.
The marriage is announced, at tn
home of the bride in Newburypor
Mass, on Wednesday of last week, c
Prof. W. E. Mead of Wesleyan univers
ty and Miss Kate Hurd. Prof. Mead is
son of Rev. NJ. B. Mead, pastor of tn
local Methodist church in 1880 and 1888
Mr.. and Mrs. Mead have sailed fC
Europe and will pass the summer
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