Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-11-23
PERSONAI MENTION


Mrs. Dugald Stewart is home from a
visit to friends at Albany. n. Y.
w. II. Bliss, Esq. of Burlington was
In town Wednesday on business.
Mrs. Frank A. Bond is just home from
visit to relatives in Boston and Holyoke,
Mass.
Mr.. w. W. Wood started on Monday for
Ligonier. Ind. his old home, where he
will remain for three or four weeks.
Miss Emma clay has gone to Cleve-
land, o., to visit her brother and his
family. She left for there on Tuesday.
Miss Bcrnice. eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. +. II. Thomas, is i'll with pneu-
monia at their home on South Pleasant
street.
Miss Kitty Wright started for New
York on Sunday night. having been
called there by the death of Il relative,
Rev. DR.. Shedd.
Miss Rebecca Russell has gone to South
Lake Weir, Fla. where she will pass the
winter with Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Fisher
of Bellows Falls.
Elisha May. Esq. of st. Johnsbury,
national bank examiner for Vermont,
was in town Saturday to make his semi
Mr.. w. w. Phelps. who was seriously
injured at New Haven street few weeks
ago, is doing well under the care of DR..
Russell, who has had entire charge of the
case.
Mr.. j. f. McNaboc, who was a mem
Der of the class graduated from the col
lege two years ago. was on Friday adj
mitted to practice AS attorney and cOun-
selor in New ork city.
News comes from England of the birth
of "A son to Mr.. aud Mrs VIM. Kyle. Mr.
Kyle lived here many years. returning
to his old home about two years ago.
He was married a few months after his
arrival in England.
L. :. Consul joel Linslcv of Coatcuok
p. q. is in town. He came on Thursday
last to accompany his mother, Mrs. +.
w. Linslcy, who had passed some time
with him and his family and had been i'll
there. She has almost entirely recov-
cred.
4 st. .Johnsbury dispatch says that
Col. Frederick Fletcher of that town
celebrated his 90th birthday on Wednes-
day and that he is enjoying excellent
health. He is the only surviving broth
er of the late Hon. Paris Fletcher of
Bridport.
Mr.. c. G. Peck, deputy collector of
customs. was with his family here from
Thursday till Monday. He has been
stationed at Quebec through the summer,
but will have his headquarters during
the winter al Halifax, for which place he
left Monday morning.
Col. \. \. Fletcher and Mr.. p. f.
Chapman of this town and Mr.. r. w,
Fletcher of Bridport were among those
who attended "A meeting of Mobiles of
the Mystic Shrine at Montpelier last
week Thursday night. \ feature of the
affair was a banquet, to which l25 sat
down.
Mr.. Glenn +. Lathrop, graduate of
the college and resident of Brandon
during the last few months. has accept
ed position in the First national bank OF
Montpelier. After graduation Mr.. Lat
thrup went into banking in the South
west and made a small fortune, which hC
lost at Fort Payne, Ala, where he wa,
cashier Of "A national bank.
Hon Thomas +. Prentis and family
whose arrival in New York from Mauri
titus was no.ed last week, reached Mid
dlcbury ON Friday. They are at the home
of DR.. G. +. Prenriss and are to remain
there for some time at least. Nj. Prem
It's had been in the consular service in tn,
East for % years when he was superseded
by Democrat a few months ago. liz
was appointed to the consulate at Inc
Sey chelles islands in 1871 and promoted
to that at Port Louis. Mauritiu>. in 1880
Mrs. Mary Pehn and Miss Miranda
daughter of President Brainerd set on
on the noon train Monday for Berkeley
Cal. the home of Mrs. Plphu's son
Prof &. c. Plehn. The morning train
on which they planned to 90, was oyel
an hour late. and as connections through
to hicago had been spoiled. they de
cided TO wait tin the FLYER" Mis-;
Brainerd goes to the Pacific coast tol
the benefit of her health. which ha'
been poor since she was i'll with pneu
monia nearly "A year ago.
Mr. Harry H. Fletcher is in town and
will remain till after Thanksgiving. lie
was obliged by i'll health to give up hi;
place in the bank about year and d
half ago and has since been in Montana
He is very much better than when he
left, but he will return west aud pas
the win;er at Forsythe, Mon. He cam,
east 10 act as usher at the wedding II
Lockport, y. Y. lasr week Wednesday
of his cousin, Miss Fannie +. Buck. and
Mr. Nathan NJ. Clark, Il promnen
business man of that city.