Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-10-12
Personal MENTION.

Misses Anna and Katharine Slade are
in New York for the purpose of study y
ing music.
Miss May NJ. Powers has returned to
Boston, where she is engaged IN teach-
ing music.
Miss Alice Cushman is in New York
city and will reman till toward the end
of the year
Rev. c. L. Leonard of the college
preached in the Union church at Proctor
on Sunday last.
Miss Julia Gavin is home from Brat
tleboro, where she had passed month
visiting relatives.
Miss Jessie Pinckney of New York. a
cousin of Mrs. Rich, has lately been
guest at Mr.. f. E. Rich's.
Mrs. a. w. Woolley is in Tarrytown,
n. Y, the former home of the family,
to remain for three weeks.
Prof. Henckcls' family arrived IN town
on Saturday from the West. They oc-
cupy the Negus house on So. Pleasant
street.
Hon. William Slade, who had been
here since spring, went on Tuesday 10
New Ork. He will pass the winter in
The city.
A. Z. Upper, Esq, is home from
Durham, y. H., where he had been the
guest of President and Mrs. Murkland
fOr some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Fletcher of st.
Paul, Mimi, arrived in town Tuesday
night and are guests at his fathers, Col.
a. \. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Barker of
Princeton, III are visiting friends in
town. They passed the summer at their
cottage at Silver Lake.
Representative F. A. Bond was home
from Saturday till Monday. He is il
member of two important committees,
those on ways ami means and on claims.
Mr.. William Hope, who has had the
! place of clerk at the American House in
Saratoga through the summer, j. visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Hope.
Mr.. j. s. Phelps of Washing on, D. c.,
and granddaughter, Miss Grace f..
| Phelps of Orange, y. j., have been
guests at the Addison House the past
week.
Mrs Cyrus w. Wicker of North Fer
risburgh has visited friends in town
this week She was on heI way to New
York, where her sons reside, for the
winter.
Miss Mabel Bond has gone to New
York to study vocal music under the
direction of Mrs. +. ID. roedt, better
known to Middlebury people us Miss
/ Ella Earle.
Mrs. W w Eaton, Mrs. \. w. Dick
ems and Misses Maud Mrllrn and Alice
/ Brainerd were the Middlebury delegates
/ to the State convention of King Daugh-
tiers in Burlington on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wilson and
daughter have come here from Glens
/ FALL. y. Y. 20 live and are in the Boil
/ tom house. Mr. Wilson + a brolher-in-
! law of Mr.. W. W. Chapman and is en-
/ ployed in the Star mill.
Mrs. Plehn went on Monday to Provi-
dence, II. l.. where she will visit friends
/ for two or three weeks. She will then
come back to Middlehury and remain a
/ few days before going on to California,
whittier Miss Miranda Brainerd will ac-
company her.
Miss Smith, the professional nurse,
who was i'll at Miss Parller'S all the
spring with an obscure and rare form of
ana was taken to a New York hospital
for treatment. has returned to town and
has fully recovered.
F. r. Kellogg, Esq, SON of Prof
Brainerd Kellogg of Brooklyn, has
Withdrawn from the New York law firm
of Carter, Hughes d Kellogg and ha'
become member of the new firm Of
Dill. seymour d Kellogg. Their offices
ale at - and % Pine street.
The village has been shor, of lawyer
this week, Hon. John w. Stewart, Judg'
Slade, c. NJ. Wilds, Esq. and w. II
Button. Esq, going up to Montpelier ol
Monday or Tuesday. The suprem
court opened there on Tuesday, and tina
evening came the annual meeting an,
banquet Of the State Bar association, O
which Mr. Wids was president AID be
tore which he delivered an address
MeSsrs. Stewart. Wilds and Shade al
went to attend to eases in the court
while MIR. Button is one of the committe
appointed to examine candidates for ad
mission to the bar.