Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1894-07-20

in trimming up some bushes in the yard,
and has been laid up since.
Mrs Remsen is seriously i'll at her
home on Pleasant street in consequence
of an attack of paralysis. Her daughter.
MIS-. Ezra j. Warner, has come on from
Chicago to assist in caring for her.
Mrs. WIN. jackson and son went on
Wednesday TO Albany to meet Mr.. jack
son, who was on his wav up from
New York. The whole family are now
at West Winfield, N. Y, visiting friends.
Mr.. II. G. Ellis arrived in town on
Monday with his sister, Mrs. Arvilla
Harding of Washington, ID. c., who is
recovering from long illness. She re-
mains FOR the present with relatives here
Hon. John w. Stewart and Mrs.
Stewart came down yesterday from
Bread Loaf Inn, where they had been
for some time Mr.. and Mrs. Philip B..
Stewart are to arrive from Boston today
or tomorrow.
Prof. Wright, Mr.. II. G.. Megathlin
and Master John Alexander set out Mon
day to walk to Camel's Hump and back.
They VIII return by way of Rochester
and so over the mountain through Ham
cock and Rpton.
Messrs. Frank J. Hubbard and John
Dyer are taking vacation trip Oh their
bicycles. They left town Monday morn
ing for Manchester, Mr.. Dyer's home,
and will go thence to Troy and Albany
and perhaps farther south.
Rev j. Selden Spencer of Christ
church, Tarrytown-on-Hudso New
York. is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.
Woolley. Mr.. Spencer, who was the
rector and friend of Washington Irving
will preach next Sunday morning at
st. Stephens church.
Prof. McGiton and Dr.. Martin attend
ed the commencement of the medical de-
partment of the university of Vermont at
Burlington Monday night. Among the -
young doctors then turned loose upon the
world was Mr. ID. G.Reilly, who graduated
from the local college three years ago
and studied with DR.. Martin.
Mr.. George Randle of Philadelphia. a
relative of the Misses Steele, is in town.
Miss Mary Steele will sail tomorrow
from Quebec for Europe. She is to
go to ConstantinOple, where she will
pass two years at least with her aunt.
Mrs. Barnum, whose husband, former
missionary, edits a missionary paper.
Mrs. Emma II. Button is at Lake
Placid in the Adirondacks. Her son,
W. II. Button, Esq, took her over on
Wednesday. She will stay for some
time for the benefit of her health, which
has been poor for a long while. Mrs. NJ.
n. Munroe and her sister, Mrs. Andrews.
who accompanied them, will return with
Mr.. Button next week.
Postmaster Burke has received cable
gram from his brother, Hon. David n.
Burke. saying that he was to sail last
Saturday from Pernambuco for Europe
He has been consul at Pernambuco for
year, having been transferred from
Bahia there. Recently he was promoted
to the consulship at Malaga, Spain, and
is now on his way to that post.
President Brainerd and Prof. +. II.
Higley and family will sail from Boston
for Liverpool at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning on the Cunarder PavOnia The
president goes on a siX-months' leave of
absence granted by the trustees of the
college and Will pass the time in Europ-
can travel. Prof. Higley and family are
to spend year abroad. The party will
first travel in England and Scotland and
then go to the continent.